AVS vs Portimonense, 2023-24 Primeira Liga Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

· 2nd Leg - AVS win 4-2 on aggregate

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2 - 1
2nd Leg - AVS win 4-2 on aggregate

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AVS are hosting Portimonense at Estádio do Clube Desportivo das Aves, Vila das Aves, Portugal, starting on . The match is a part of the Portuguese Primeira Liga Promotion/Relegation Playoffs.

Game Information

Competition: Portuguese Primeira Liga Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

Venue: Estádio do Clube Desportivo das Aves
Location: Vila das Aves, Portugal
Attendance: 5,064

Line-Ups

AVS

No.	Name
93	Simão Bertelli (GK)
40	Clayton
5	Jorge Teixeira
41	Anthony Paulo Correia
90	Babatunde Akinsola
22	Léo Alaba
47	Jonatan Lucca
8	Bernardo Martins
18	Nenê
17	John Mercado
12	Paraíba

AVS Substitutes:

João Amorim, Fernando Fonseca, Idrissa Dioh, Eric Veiga, Yair Mena, Pedro Trigueira, Gustavo Mendonça, Stenio Zanetti Toledo, Talles Wander.

Portimonense

No.	Name
12	Vinicius (GK)
18	Goncalo Costa
33	Igor Marques
22	Filipe Relvas
44	Pedro Henrique
10	Hildeberto Pereira
77	Hélio Varela
11	Carlinhos
8	Taichi Fukui
25	Lucas Ventura
85	Midana Bigna Soares Cassama

Portimonense Substitutes:

Luan Campos, Sylvester Jasper, Paulo Estrela, Ronie Carrillo, Guga, Rafael Alcobia, Kosuke Nakamura, Davis Silva, Dener.

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