Portugal will be looking to keep their perfect start going when they take on Hungary at Estadio Jose Alvalade in Lisbon, Tuesday, October 14, 2025. Roberto Martinez's men are top of Group F with three wins out of three, and things really seem to be clicking for them lately. Their last outing, that emotional 1-0 win over Ireland, came right at the death thanks to Ruben Neves .
It wasn't just another game it was their first home match since the passing of Diogo Jota, and you could feel the emotion all around. Softfootball even reported that fans went crazy on social media over that Ruben Neves clutch winner.
Hungary comes into this one sitting second in the group but five points behind. They finally ended a rough patch with that 2-0 win over Armenia last week, probably a relief for Marco Rossi after six straight without a victory. Still, their away record doesn't inspire too much confidence. Just one win from their last four on the road in qualifiers and nine goals conceded in that time. They'll need a near-perfect night to get anything here.