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Germany vs. Portugal: UEFA Nations League semifinal highlights, updates

Germany vs. Portugal: UEFA Nations League semifinal highlights, updates

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Two of Europe's biggest teams meet Tuesday in Munich as Germany hosts Portugal in a pivotal UEFA Nations League semifinal matchup. The winner of this semifinal will advance to the UEFA Nations League final on Sunday, facing the victor of Thursday's Spain vs. France match .
The losers from those two matches will compete in the third-place playoff.
Germany aims to reach their first Nations League final, while Portugal looks to reclaim the title they first won in 2019.
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