There are no more tickets for the Portugal-Armenia match, to be played tomorrow, Friday, at the Estádio Algarve, announces the Portuguese Football Federation on its website.
The FPF adds that the game will thus have "sold out", with the last tickets sold yesterday, Wednesday.
By UEFA's imposition, the Estádio Algarve has a limited capacity for this qualifying match for Euro 2016, which takes place in France. The venue thus saw its capacity reduced from 30 spectators, to 305.
This will be the seventh game of the Quinas team in this stadium, and it has never known the taste of defeat. Four wins and two draws is Portugal's current record at Estádio Algarve.
Yesterday, the Portuguese team trained for the first time at Estádio Algarve, after two days of training at Garrão.
Watch the video of the 3rd day of training for the Portugal national team:
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