Fan information for the Women's Portuguese Cup final | OneFootball

FC Porto and Benfica’s women’s teams will contest the Portuguese Cup final in a clássico scheduled for 5:15pm this Sunday, 17 May, at the Estádio Nacional (RTP1).

FC Porto fans travelling to Jamor should take note of the following information:

– The parking area reserved for FC Porto supporters is Park 1, next to the South entrance, the same one used in the last men’s Portuguese Cup final;

– The FC Porto Fan Zone will be open from 11:30am. There will be an FC Porto Store sales point, the mascots Draco and Viena will be present, and there will be entertainment, music, food and drinks;

– Tickets are the same colour as the directions for the corresponding parking area and stand. If in doubt, follow the colour of your ticket;

– The gates of the Estádio Nacional open two and a half hours before kick-off, at 2:45pm;

– To enter the stadium, it is necessary to present your ticket, and you may also be asked to show identification;

– The Portuguese Football Federation advises supporters to enter the stadium as early as possible to avoid unnecessary queues and to enjoy the entertainment before the match;

– Adults accompanying children over the age of 6 must complete the Liability Waiver available at fcpor.to/TP;

– FC Porto fans coming from the north of the country should take the A9 motorway and exit at N6-3;

– Supporters travelling by train should use the Cascais Line and get off at Cruz Quebrada Station;

– In the event of a lost ticket, the FPF does not guarantee a replacement and recommends that all supporters keep their tickets in a safe place;

– Entry is prohibited to anyone under the influence of alcohol, narcotics or similar substances, as well as to anyone who refuses to undergo screening and control tests or a personal preventive security search;

– For more information or to clarify any doubts, FC Porto supporters may contact the Supporter Liaison Officer, who will be available to provide all necessary assistance on mobile number 965 647 826 (Frederick Mello).

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