Portugal vs Liechtenstein

Portugal start their new era under Roberto Martinez today with a Euro 2024 qualifier against Liechtenstein.

Subscription costs £14.99 a month, or £11.99 a month if you opt for a 12-month contract. Live stream: Viaplay Sports subscribers can stream the game on the Viaplay website. The former Belgium manager was criticised for his time in charge of the Red Devils but did build his tenure on making light work of these kind of games and, clearly, Portugal are huge favourites as the journey to Germany 2024 begins.

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The Roberto Martínez era begins for Portugal as they begin their Euro 2024 qualification campaign against lowly Liechtenstein in Lisbon on Thursday.

Indeed, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner, who is the all-time international leading goalscorer with 118 goals, has been called up by Roberto Martinez, and could feature in this game as he looks to break the record of most appearances in the international circuit, currently sitting on 196 caps. Portugal has qualified for all 12 major tournaments this century and should have little trouble keeping that record. Given his relatively fruitless work with Belgium's golden generation, Martinez certainly has big shoes to fill in, and prove naysayers wrong.

How to watch Portugal vs Liechtenstein in the EURO 2024 qualification stage from the UK, US, and India, as well as kick-off time and team news.

It remains to be seen if the former Real Madrid and Juventus star can make an impact for the national team under the new head coach. [Cristiano Ronaldo](https://www.goal.com/en/player/cristiano-ronaldo/1/h17s3qts1dz1zqjw19jazzkl) in his squad for the Euro 2024 qualifiers. ⚽️

The Roberto Martínez era begins for Portugal as they begin their Euro 2024 qualification campaign against lowly Liechtenstein in Lisbon on Thursday.

Indeed, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner, who is the all-time international leading goalscorer with 118 goals, has been called up by Roberto Martinez, and could feature in this game as he looks to break the record of most appearances in the international circuit, currently sitting on 196 caps. Portugal has qualified for all 12 major tournaments this century and should have little trouble keeping that record. Given his relatively fruitless work with Belgium's golden generation, Martinez certainly has big shoes to fill in, and prove naysayers wrong.