The UEFA EURO 2024 qualifiers will return to action after nearly a three-month break as the matchday three will kick off on Friday.
Portugal's longtime forward and captain Cristiano Ronaldo amassed 198 appearances to score 122 goals for his nation since 2003.
Ronaldo will win his 200th international cap if he features against Bosnia-Herzegovina on Saturday and Iceland on matchday four on Tuesday.
The 38-year-old was one of the main pillars of Portugal's EURO 2016 winning squad.
On Saturday, Portugal will host Bosnia-Herzegovina in a Group J match in Lisbon. The nations last met in 2011 as Portugal hammered the opponent 6-2.
Portugal are leading Group J after two wins. They scored 10 goals and conceded none.
Slovakia are second with four points. Third-place Bosnia-Herzegovina and fourth-place Iceland have three points each before matchday three.
Luxembourg have one point to chase them. Liechtenstein bottomed Group J after losing in Portugal 4-0 and getting thrashed by Iceland 7-0 in Vaduz.
Haaland to return after fantastic season at Man City
Norwegian forward Erling Haaland is set to return to international duty after winning a treble with Manchester City, including the English club's UEFA Champions League triumph in Istanbul on June 10.
Haaland, 22, was not on the score sheet in the 2023 final but English champions Manchester City beat Italy's Inter Milan 1-0 to win the Champions League for the first time.
Norway will face Group A leaders Scotland on Saturday in Oslo.
Scotland have six points. Spain are in the second spot with three points. Norway have only one point after two games in the group.
Fourth-place Georgia also collected one point. The Greek Cypriot administration have zero point to be in the last place.
Türkiye eye higher ranks in group
Now third in Group D, Türkiye will visit underdogs Latvia on Friday in Riga, as they want a win to be in higher positions in the standings.
Following this match, Türkiye will face Wales at home on Monday.
Türkiye are in the same group with Croatia, Wales, Armenia, and Latvia.
Croatia are the leaders with four points in two matches. Wales have the same point as Croatia.
This week the Croatian team are competing in the 2023 UEFA Nations League finals to skip June. Their next fixture in the EURO 2024 quals will be against Latvia on Sept. 8.
Türkiye have three points after beating Armenia 2-1 in Yerevan, but the Turkish team took a 2-0 home loss against Croatia in March.
Armenia and Latvia did not collect any points in the qualifiers.
Matchday 3 fixtures
Friday:
Group B
Gibraltar - France
Greece - Ireland
Group C
Malta - England
North Macedonia - Ukraine
Group D
Latvia - Türkiye
Wales - Armenia
Group H
Denmark - Northern Ireland
Finland - Slovenia
San Marino - Kazakhstan
Group I
Andorra - Switzerland
Belarus - Israel
Kosovo - Romania
Saturday:
Group A
Norway - Scotland
Greek Cypriot administration - Georgia
Group E
Albania - Moldova
Faroe Islands - Czech Republic
Group F
Azerbaijan - Estonia
Belgium - Austria
Group G
Lithuania - Bulgaria
Montenegro - Hungary
Group J
Luxembourg - Liechtenstein
Iceland - Slovakia
Portugal - Bosnia-Herzegovina
