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Portugal will begin their quest to hoist the trophy when they open up against Ghana in their first match from Stadium 974 on Thursday. Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal will have to face South Korea and Uruguay in their group so they will be looking to take some points away from their opener. As for Ghana, they have a tough group and will look to stun some clubs but will be tough to make it through to the knockout round. We have you covered throughout the World Cup, here is everything you need to know to watch and stream the match today. Portugal vs. Ghana • When: Thursday, November 24 • Time: 11:00 a.m. ET • TV Channel: FOX (4K), Telemundo • Live Stream: fuboTV ( Portugal possible starting lineup: Costa; Cancelo, Pepe, Dias, Guerreiro; Neves, Carvalho, Fernandes; B. Silva, Ronaldo, Leao Ghana possible starting lineup: Ati Zigi; Lamptey, Amartey, Djiku, Baba; Partey, Abdul Samed; Sulemana, Kudus, J. Ayew; Williams World Cup Odds and Betting Lines World Cup odds courtesy of Portugal (-250) vs. Ghana (+700) Draw: +350 Want some action on the World Cup? Place your legal sports bets on this game or others in CO and NJ. We recommend interesting sports viewing/streaming and betting opportunities. If you sign up for a service by clicking one of the links, we may earn a referral fee. Newsrooms are independent of this relationship and there is no influence on news coverage.

Portugal got goals from Cristiano Ronaldo, Joao Felix and Rafael Leao and hung on for dear life and a 3-2 victory vs Ghana in the sides’ 2022 World Cup opener at Stadium 974 in Doha, Qatar on Thursday. The game was scoreless past the hour mark, before it roared to life with five goals in 24 minutes. Ronaldo earned and converted the penalty kick for the opener in the 65th minute, becoming the first male player to ever score a goal at five different World Cups (2006, 2010, 2014, 2018 and 2022). Ghana didn’t take their first shot of the game until the 53rd minute, but the Black Stars came to life after going a goal down as they pulled level through Andre Ayew in the 73rd. Portugal’s response came fast and in quick succession, with Joao Felix slotting home Bruno Fernandes’ brilliant ball in the 78th minute and Rafael Leao doing much the same two minutes later, only three minutes after coming off the bench. [ LIVE: World Cup 2022 schedule, how to watch, scores, hub ] The victory puts Portugal top of Group H following Photo: FotMob.com Slow start, frantic finish in much-needed World Cup thriller Portugal and Ghana are each incredibly strong in central midfield, but for an hour it was quite difficult to see, for the congestion surrounding all that quality. Ghana set up with a back-three/-five to start the game, and Portugal a flat back-four, but both sides went with three in central midfield — for very different reasons. Ghana packed the middle of the park as a roadblock against ...

Portugal and Ghana will face off in their opening match of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar on Thursday, November 24. These two sides also clashed in the group stages of the 2014 tournament with Portugal triumphing 2-1 thanks to a late goal from Cristiano Ronaldo. Ghana are the lowest-ranked nation competing in Qatar and Portugal will like their chances of claiming a convincing win. MORE: Portugal vs. Ghana live stream, TV channel Ronaldo and his teammates will look to put off-the-field speculation to one side and focus on matters on the pitch, with the action taking place at the innovative Stadium 974. The game kicks off at 19:00 local time in Qatar. Here's how that translates to the major global regions, and how to watch the action in those territories. Date Time TV Channel Streaming USA Thu, Nov. 24 11:00ET FOX, Telemundo Telemundo Deportes En Vivo, Peacock Premium Australia Fri, Nov. 25 03:00AEDT SBS SBS On Demand UK Thu, Nov. 24 16:00GMT ITV, STV ITVX, STV Player Canada Thu, Nov. 24 11:00EST TSN TSN app Hong Kong Fri, Nov. 25 00:00HKT — Now TV India Thu, Nov. 24 21:30IST Sports18 Voot, JioTV Malaysia Fri, Nov. 25 00:00MYT Astro, RTM Astro Go, RTMKlik Singapore Fri, Nov. 25 00:00SGT — MeWatch, Singtel, StarHub New Zealand Fri, Nov. 24 05:00NZDT Sky Sports Sky Go NZ MORE: Portugal vs. Ghana lineups Portugal have arrived in Qatar without injured trio Diogo Jota, Pedro Neto and Ricardo Pereira. Coach Fernando Santos deployed a narrow 4-3-3 formation in their last match before ...

Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal took control of the match from the first whistle, and nearly turned their early dominance of possession into a tangible reward — Ronaldo being thwarted by Lawrence Ati-Zigi, before heading wide at the far post a few moments later. The ball was in the Ghana net just past the half-hour mark, via a typically assured Ronaldo finish, but the Portugal captain was adjudged to have fouled Alexander Djiku as he spun on the ball, and the strike was ruled out. Portugal continued to toil into the second half but out of the blue they were handed a golden opportunity when Ronaldo was felled by Mohammed Salisu and stepped up to smash in his 118th international goal from the spot. Ghana responded strongly. Kudus stung the palms of Diogo Costa before getting away down the left and delivering a low cross that deflected off Danilo Pereira and fell perfectly for Andre Ayew to turn the ball in from close range. This time it was Portugal's turn to find an answer, and they duly struck twice in three minutes to win it. Bruno Fernandes was the architect of both, slipping passes through the Ghana backline for assured finishes from first Joao Felix and then Rafael Leao, the latter's first international goal. Ghana did have renewed hope when Osman Bukari headed them back into it in the 89th minute— For Ronaldo, the result means he is off and running in his bid to win one of the few trophies that has eluded him, in what will surely be his last World Cup. It also put a differ...