Portugal: depth gives Martínez room to rotate

Portugal head into this friendly in strong shape, having suffered just one defeat over the past 12 months — a 0-2 setback against Ireland during qualification. The response was immediate and emphatic, as the Portuguese bounced back with a crushing 9-1 win over Armenia. More recently, Roberto Martínez’s side continued their solid preparation with a goalless draw against Mexico and a comfortable 2-0 victory over the United States in spring friendlies.

With several key players arriving late after the Champions League final — including Nuno Mendes, Gonçalo Ramos, João Neves, and Vitinha — Martínez is expected to manage minutes carefully rather than deploy his strongest XI from the opening whistle. Even so, Portugal’s squad depth remains one of their greatest assets, especially on home soil, where they are unbeaten for two years and have claimed victory in seven of their last eight matches.

Chile: attacking signs of progress, defensive concerns remain

Chile continue their rebuilding process after a disappointing World Cup qualifying campaign, though recent performances have shown mixed signals. A heavy 1-4 defeat to Australia once again highlighted defensive vulnerabilities that have troubled the team for some time. Before that setback, however, Nicolás Córdova’s men had built momentum with four straight victories, including two wins over Peru as well as triumphs against Cape Verde and Russia.

Injuries have complicated matters further, with Sebastián Vegas, Marcelo Díaz, and Víctor Dávila unavailable, while Francisco Salinas is still working his way back to fitness. Nevertheless, Chile can take encouragement from one important trend — they have found the net in every match since October, offering at least some optimism heading into a difficult trip to Portugal.

Match facts & head-to-head

Portugal have lost only once in the past year and responded to their defeat against Ireland with a dominant 9-1 win over Armenia

Chile’s four-match winning run came to an end after a 1-4 loss to Australia, exposing familiar defensive weaknesses

Portugal are unbeaten at home for the last two years

Chile have scored in every match since October

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