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It is a huge international break for Portugal, with World Cup qualification on the line as they prepare to face Turkey on Tuesday. The reward will be a match against either Italy or Macedonia, with a play-off between the Euro 2016 and Euro 2020 winners a possibility for a place in the World Cup.
A huge game lies ahead as Italy take on North Macedonia in a battle for World Cup qualification.
Portugal are one of the biggest nations still at risk of missing the 2022 World Cup and they start their qualifying playoff campaign with a semi-final against Turkey.
As unthinkable as it may have seemed a few months ago, Italy could well be a shock absentee from the 2022 World Cup. The team who lifted the European Championship less than a year ago, while in the middle of a record-breaking 37-match unbeaten run, somehow now find themselves on the brink of disaster having failed to top their qualifying group for Qatar.
Cristiano Ronaldo has never won the World Cup and his dreams are going to come under serious scrutiny this week as Portugal face a crucial World Cup play-off against Turkey. His side struggled in qualifying, losing out on automatic qualification to Serbia in Group F in controversial fashion back in November.
It’s a big end to March for Portugal, who are attempting to qualify for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Italy are aiming for World Cup glory despite having to navigate a treacherous play-off path in order to get the 2022 tournament, with North Macedonia the first barrier standing in their way.
Liverpool striker Diogo Jota has opened up on the kind of interactions he has with Manchester City's players when they meet up for international duty with Portugal.