Portugal are set to make their seventh knockout-round appearance at the European Under-17 Championship after successfully navigating their way through the group phase.
They began their campaign with a 2-1 win over Iberian rivals Spain, before going on to claim a comprehensive 4-1 victory in their second group match against England.
They were unable to take anything from Monday's clash with France after conceding a late goal to fall to a 2-1 defeat.
Despite being left empty-handed, Portugal still managed to progress as group winners, setting up a quarter-final tie against Group C runners-up Poland.
Portugal will now have the chance to reach the semi-final stage for the second time in three years after beating Spain to advance to the last four in 2022.
Following a semi-final appearance in 2023, Poland are set to feature in the European Under-17 knockout rounds for the second year in a row.
They entered the final group game in third place after suffering a narrow defeat to Italy and playing out a 2-2 draw with Sweden.
Poland ultimately took advantage of Sweden's defeat to Italy to leap into the top two with a dominant 4-0 win over Slovakia on Monday.
A Michael Izunwanne brace and an Oskar Pietuszewski effort gave Poland a comfortable three-goal lead at the break, leaving substitute Stanislaw Gieroba to apply the finishing touches with a fourth in the second period.
With Poland set to make their third appearance in the knockout rounds, they will be hoping to pull off a similar result to the 3-2 victory that they recorded in last year's quarter-final against Serbia.
Portugal are set to make their seventh knockout-round appearance at the European Under-17 Championship after successfully navigating their way through the group phase.
They began their campaign with a 2-1 win over Iberian rivals Spain, before going on to claim a comprehensive 4-1 victory in their second group match against England.
They were unable to take anything from Monday's clash with France after conceding a late goal to fall to a 2-1 defeat.
Despite being left empty-handed, Portugal still managed to progress as group winners, setting up a quarter-final tie against Group C runners-up Poland.
Portugal will now have the chance to reach the semi-final stage for the second time in three years after beating Spain to advance to the last four in 2022.
Following a semi-final appearance in 2023, Poland are set to feature in the European Under-17 knockout rounds for the second year in a row.
They entered the final group game in third place after suffering a narrow defeat to Italy and playing out a 2-2 draw with Sweden.
Poland ultimately took advantage of Sweden's defeat to Italy to leap into the top two with a dominant 4-0 win over Slovakia on Monday.
A Michael Izunwanne brace and an Oskar Pietuszewski effort gave Poland a comfortable three-goal lead at the break, leaving substitute Stanislaw Gieroba to apply the finishing touches with a fourth in the second period.
With Poland set to make their third appearance in the knockout rounds, they will be hoping to pull off a similar result to the 3-2 victory that they recorded in last year's quarter-final against Serbia.
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