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Portugal faces Georgia in the Rugby Europe Championship 2024 Final
15 March 2024
Portugal's National Rugby Team, known as “Os Lobos” (The Wolves), has reached the final of the Rugby Europe Championship 2024 after defeating Spain in the semi-final with a score of 33-30.
The final match is scheduled at the Jean-Bouin Stadium in Paris, France, on the 17th of March. Portugal will face Georgia, the current European Champions, to whom they in the previous year's championship.
Portugal's tournament began with a match against the Belgian national team on March 3rd, resulting in a 10-6 defeat. However, Portugal won all subsequent games against Poland (54-7) and Romania (49-24).
Congratulations to "Os Lobos" team for reaching the final, and best wishes for their upcoming match!
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