Lisbon Braces for Football Title Celebrations: Traffic Disruptions and Metro Closures Announced
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Lisbon Braces for Football Title Celebrations: Traffic Disruptions and Metro Closures Announced

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Summary:

  • Four metro stations in Lisbon to close at 17:30 due to football title celebrations

  • Major traffic disruptions expected around Alvalade Stadium and Marquês de Pombal

  • Over 60 businesses near Marquês de Pombal will have restricted hours for safety

  • PSP classifies the matches as high-risk, with the title between Sporting and Benfica on the line

  • Access to Marquês de Pombal will be controlled, with no entry before 20:00

Lisbon is set to experience significant disruptions this Saturday as the city prepares for the celebration of the Portuguese football championship title. Key areas around Alvalade Stadium and Marquês de Pombal will be affected, with traffic restrictions and the closure of four metro stations from 5:30 PM.

Key Disruptions in Lisbon

  • Metro stations Parque, Marquês de Pombal, Avenida, and Picoas will close at 17:30 due to the expected influx of football fans.
  • Traffic will be heavily restricted around Alvalade Stadium and Marquês de Pombal, with major roads including Avenida Padre Cruz and Campo Grande affected.
  • The tunnel at Campo Grande will be closed in the direction of Saldanha, and access to Marquês de Pombal will be gradually restricted from 15:00.

Safety Measures and Commercial Restrictions

  • Over 60 commercial establishments near Marquês de Pombal will have restricted operating hours starting at 17:00, following a municipal order for safety reasons.
  • 20 businesses near José Alvalade Stadium will also face restrictions from 13:00 Saturday to 07:00 Sunday.
  • PSP will implement access control points around Marquês de Pombal, with no entry allowed before 20:00.

Football Title Decider

The title will be decided in matches between Sporting-Vitória SC in Lisbon and Sporting de Braga-Benfica in Braga, both scheduled for 18:00. The outcomes of these high-risk matches, as classified by PSP, will determine the national champion, with celebrations expected at Marquês de Pombal, a traditional spot for such festivities.

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