Lisbon, Sept. 28, 2026 (Lusa) - Sports, especially the Nations League game between Norway and Portugal and the triathlon, where Vilaça was crowned world champion, feature heavily on the front pages of Portugal's newspapers this Monday.
Público:
- «Number of phone taps falls by almost half in a decade»
- «Destruction. Rubble cleared from Gaza also conceals bodies and crimes»
- «Norway v Portugal. Portugal performed well with Félix and Ramos but without Ronaldo»
- «Hospitals. Regulator forces private hospitals to cancel patients' bills»
- «Interview. ‘There is no successful industrial policy with cowardly governments'. Ricardo Paes Mamede»
- «Restoration. Rare altarpieces from the Monastery of Batalha have been sent for treatment»
Correio da Manhã:
- «Hunt for violent crime. ‘Rolex gang' identified by Portugal's criminal investigation police agency, PJ»
- «Norway 1 Portugal 2. National team already thrilling fans with the ‘sign of the cross'»
- «Benfica. Marco Silva backs El Karouani»
- «Sporting. Unstoppable Luis Suárez has now scored in seven consecutive matches»
- «Triathlon. Vilaça crowned world champion»
- «Government promotes ambassador previously disciplined for activities in Angola»
- «Support package. Public bodies are spending RRP funds at a ‘sprint'»
- «Funding. Lisbon City Council approves €26 million for tourism»
- «Joana case. Leonor Cipriano and her brother accuse each other»
- «Costa da Caparica. Man attempts to run over GNR officers was in possession of a stolen pistol»
- «Savings. Banks raise interest rates but remain below those on certificates of deposit»
- «Smoke on board. Plane makes emergency landing in Porto»
Jornal de Notícias:
- «The state is spending more on tests, analyses and physiotherapy carried out outside the National Health Service»
- «Nations League. Norway 1 – Portugal 2. A free pass to score»
- «League. Three-week break challenges big and small clubs alike»
- «Cocaine imported in pallets carrying fruit»
- «Fashion. Marques Almeira's irreverence and Miguel Vieira's emotion dominate the catwalks. Portuguese identity on display in Italy»
- «Vila do Conde. Biomethane plant sparks public concern in Tougues»
- «England. Security forces foiled an attack on a US air base at the last minute»
Diário de Notícias:
- «The Order of Pharmacists seeks to ascertain whether a weight-loss drug is being prescribed correctly»
- «Visit to Lourdes. Pope calls for the Church's ‘conversion' and urges vigilance against sexual abuse»
- «Glex Ignition. Kelsey Young. ‘I want to showcase incredible data and images of the lunar landscape in Coimbra'»
- «Democracy. Brazilian elections on Sunday mobilise thousands of people in Lisbon, Porto and Faro»
- «Manny Maceda. ‘Today's CEOs need to understand global politics far better than before'»
- «Parliament. Chega calls for almost as many inquiries as all the other parties combined"
- «Emigrants. Anna Martins, the ‘concierge's daughter' fighting for the rights of Portuguese people in France»
- «Music. Iolanda releases ‘Quebranto': less electronic and more traditional»
- «Triathlon. Vasco Vilaça is world champion and fulfils his childhood dream»
- «Nations League. Gonçalo Ramos restores Portugal's lead on a night of resilience»
Negócios:
- «Capital Conversation. Mário Centeno. ‘In all honesty, pensioners are not the ones most affected by the energy crisis'»
- «Truce between the US and China brings relief to the EU, but does not ease the pressure»
- «Private investor. There hasn't been this much optimism about European shares for eight years"
- «Technology. Portugal prompts the French to tackle losses with an illegal game»
- «Asset management. Two-thirds of the increase in wealth came from the stock markets»
- «AI. What's next. AMALIA sings in code, but still has room to win everyone over»
O Jornal Económico:
- «Portugal ranks seventh in the EU for food accounting for the largest share of the budget»
- «Half of travellers would give AI the freedom to make bookings»
- «Brussels warns of an energy crisis and calls for reduced consumption»
- «‘Digital assets are already the bank's fourth most important business.' António Henriques, CEO of Bison Bank»
- «Football has dethroned the music industry. Revenues have already doubled»
- «Moody's upgrades Angola's outlook»
- «Mortgage lending grows at its fastest rate since 2003»
- «Household deposits fall by 2.6 billion» ADB // ADB.
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