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As November approaches, there is increasingly only one question on the lips of Portuguese football fans. From Lagos to Albufeira, Faro to Tavira, that question is how far can Portugal go in Qatar?

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With the World Cup just a mere matter of months away there is naturally a lot of chatter amongst fans around which players will make the final squads. The same is probably true of the coaching staff as they keep a close eye on the form and fitness of their players.

It has been a memorable start to the 2022/23 Primeira Liga season for Algarve’s leading football team, Portimonense SC. After a somewhat barren spell outside of the Portuguese top flight during the 1990s and 2000s, Portimonense is much more of a permanent fixture in the Primeira Liga these days.

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Portimonense are now just three points away from Primeira Liga’s summit after an impressive 1-0 victory at home to Famalicão. Palmeiras loanee Pedrão’s goal shortly after the hour mark was enough to secure the three points and send the Algarve-based club into fourth place in the league standings - with big guns Benfica, Braga, and FC Porto the sole sides above them in the Portuguese top flight.

It’s been over a decade now since Qatar Sports Investments completed the takeover of Paris Saint-Germain. Once considered a humble club with a rich history, PSG struggled to establish themselves in Ligue 1, forever in the shadow of Marseille, Lyon and reigning champions Lille, who had just lost talisman Eden Hazard to European champions Chelsea.