Portugal trained in Lisbon on on Monday, ahead of Euro 2024 Group J qualifiers against Slovakia and Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Roberto Martinez’s side face Slovakia on Friday at Estadio do Dragao in Porto and victory will guarantee qualification for the finals in Germany next year.

Three days later, Portugal play in Zenica against Bosnia-Herzegovina.

After six rounds, Portugal have a 100 per cent record and 18 points, five more than second placed Slovakia.

Luxembourg lie third in the table with 10, followed by Bosnia and Iceland, both with six, and Liechtenstein, who have lost all their matches to date.

In addition, Portugal have scored 24 goals and conceded none in the campaign so far and notched up nine in their last outing against Luxembourg.

The top two teams will go through to the finals.