The online sports betting and online gambling market is constantly growing in Portugal and worldwide and there are a huge number of legal bookmakers in Portugal available for players of all types, from beginners to more experienced gamers.

When you are in the process of deciding which gambling site you will use for your gambling, one of the most important factors is to check what license is issued by the chosen platform and whether it is accepted by the Gambling Regulation and Inspection Service (SRIJ) of Portugal or not. 

Benfica exacted revenge on Lisbon rivals Sporting for two defeats earlier this season by beating the Lions 2-0 in front of their own fans at Alvalade.

Man-of-the-moment Darwin Núñez put the away team into an early lead and the Uruguayan also provided the assist for substitute Gil Dias to finish off the home side in stoppage time. 

FC Porto took another step towards becoming Portuguese champions tonight with a thumping 7-0 home victory against Algarve outfit Portimonense.

The match had shades of the B-SAD 0-7 Benfica mismatch earlier in the season, with the visitors lining up with only four regular first-teamers, no recognised centre-back and a rookie debutant in goal, ahead of next week’s crucial relegation battle against Moreirense.

In short, it was another sad episode exemplifying the uncompetitive nature of many games in Portugal’s top flight.

Porto had no blame, nevertheless, and merely went about their business by swatting aside the opposition with consummate ease. It was Porto’s 58th successive Primeira Liga game unbeaten, an incredible record for which Sérgio Conceição and his players deserve huge praise. Tonight, though, was very probably the easiest of the 58. 

Braga suffered a 3-1 extra time defeat to Rangers in the UEFA Europa League quarter-final second leg at Ibrox. Their advantage in the tie lasted two minutes in front of a raucous home crowd, James Tavernier scoring from a tight angle.

Carlos Carvalhal’s side had VAR to thank minutes later and Roofe hit the bar from a yard out, but Rangers persisted and doubled their lead before the break. Vítor Tormena was sent off for a clumsy challenge on Kemar Roofe, Tavernier burying the penalty, two bitter blows for the Portuguese club.

Braga battled hard however, squaring the tie in the 83rd minute when Iuri Medeiros' corner was headed home by David Carmo. The crowd were stunned, but regained their voice in extra time when Roofe finished from close range, Medeiros sent off four minutes later, Rangers ending the game as they started, well on top.