“Every time I step on the field, I expect to win. So, that never changes [against Portugal].
“I’m still hopeful that we may get one or two players before camp is over. But if not, we will move to the rest of the camping exercise with what we have.”
For Francisco Neto’s Portugal, they would be hoping to return to winning ways after losing to hosts United States in their first match.
Assessing the Europeans ahead of the fixture billed for Texas’ BBVA Stadium, the former Trinidad and Tobago handler said that they are a well-organised side.
“I thought Portugal was excellent, they had a great game plan and strategy, worked very well and almost got the result [against the USA]. In the last 10 to 15 minutes, they got broken down,” added.