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Champions League WOMEN

UEFA postpones matches in Portugal because of Storm Charles

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UEFA postpones matches in Portugal because of Storm Charles

UEFA has announced that the matches scheduled in Portugal for Wednesday, November 11 are being postponed because of Storm Charles. The measure follows the red alert issued by the Portuguese government due to severe weather conditions.

Chandra Davidson (Benfica) and Ona Batlle (Arsenal) played the Champions League in London on October 28. The information came from EFE and.

In its statement, UEFA explained that the red alert forced the postponement of the fixtures. The affected matches include men's and women's competitions.

Women's matches without date

The women's Champions League match between SL Benfica and FK Austria Vienna remains unscheduled. The tie between Sport Clube União Torreense and AC Sparta Praha in the Women's Europa Cup is also pending.

The under‑17 men's matches Portugal‑Andorra and Bulgaria‑Serbia will be played on Thursday. The under‑19 fixtures Germany‑Sweden and Portugal‑Lithuania will also be rescheduled for that day.

Aitana said: “We don’t need memories of the past to motivate us”. The ‘Montse Tomé effect’ revived Pachuca and took it to the final stage of the Apertura Tournament, according to Begoña Villarrubia. The analysis highlights the coach’s impact on the team’s performance.

The Portuguese government declared a warning across the entire territory for tomorrow because of the storm. Heavy rain, strong winds, possible flooding, falling trees and damage to infrastructure are expected, as well as interruptions to electricity and communications networks.

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