Champions League Fixtures: Porto vs PSV Result, Kickoff, Venue and Lineups

Updated October 21, 2026, after the final whistle: PSV Eindhoven defeated Porto 1-0 in the 2026-27 UEFA Champions League league phase. Guus Til scored in the 57th minute at Estádio do Dragão, with Sven Mijnans credited with the assist. The match was played on Tuesday, October 20, in Porto.

Porto vs PSV: final score and match details

• Competition: 2026-27 UEFA Champions League league phase, Matchday 3
• Final score: Porto 0-1 PSV Eindhoven
• Date: Tuesday, October 20, 2026
• Kickoff: 8:00 p.m. in Porto, WEST (UTC+01:00); 7:00 p.m. UTC
• Venue: Estádio do Dragão, Porto, Portugal
• UEFA match ID: 2049593

UEFA’s league-phase results page records Porto 0-1 PSV as a Matchday 3 game played on October 20. UEFA’s match information page identifies Estádio do Dragão in Porto as the venue.

Kickoff time in Porto and UTC

The kickoff was at 8:00 p.m. in Porto on Tuesday, October 20, 2026. Mainland Portugal was observing Western European Summer Time (WEST), UTC+01:00, on that date, so the same instant was 7:00 p.m. UTC. UEFA’s fixture roundup uses a 21:00 CET default for standard kickoff listings; PSV’s match center also shows a 21:00 Central European kickoff. For the venue’s clock, the Porto time is the useful local conversion: it was one hour behind that Central European display.

The date matters: Portugal’s official tourism information says mainland Portugal uses UTC+1 during summer time, which runs through the last Sunday in October. The EU’s seasonal-time rules place the return to standard time on that Sunday. Since October 20 came before the 2026 change, Porto was still on WEST. Readers elsewhere can convert the confirmed 19:00 UTC start using their own location’s offset for that date.

UEFA’s fixture overview provides the matchday context and its displayed kickoff convention. The UEFA league-phase fixtures and results page records the October 20 result. Portugal’s time reference is explained by Visit Portugal’s official time information, and the seasonal schedule is summarized by the Council of the European Union.

How PSV secured the 1-0 win

The decisive goal came shortly after halftime. PSV’s official match timeline records Til as the scorer in the 57th minute and Mijnans as the provider. The same timeline notes that Esmir Bajraktarevic hit the post shortly before Til found the net. The first half ended without a goal, and PSV’s strike remained the only goal through the final whistle, which the match center records at 90 minutes plus six minutes.

PSV’s official match timeline records the goal minute and assist, while UEFA’s results list confirms the final score.

Match statistics in PSV’s official record

PSV’s match center lists possession at 60 percent for PSV and 40 percent for Porto. It records four shots on target for Porto and three for PSV. These figures provide a compact statistical description of the match, but they do not change the result: PSV scored once and Porto did not. The possession split indicates which side had more of the ball in the club’s record, while the shots-on-target count shows Porto had one more attempt on target in that same record.

These figures are match indicators, not a complete explanation of why PSV won. Providers can classify events differently, and possession or shots alone do not establish the cause of a result.

Confirmed starting lineups

The post-match lineup record replaces any pregame projections with the teams that actually started. PSV’s official match center published these starting XIs:

• Porto: Diogo Costa; Alberto Costa, Jan Bednarek, Jakub Kiwior, Zaidu Sanusi; Victor Froholdt, Pablo Rosario, Gabriel Veiga; Pepê, Samu Aghehowa, Oskar Pietuszewski.
• PSV Eindhoven: Matej Kovár; Sergiño Dest, Lutsharel Geertruida, Yarek Gasiorowski, Filip Kostic; Kodai Sano, Sven Mijnans, Mauro Júnior; Esmir Bajraktarevic, Guus Til, Ivan Perišić.

The list identifies starters and does not assign a tactical formation or explain selection decisions. PSV’s match center also displays the substitutes and substitutions, which readers can check when looking for the full personnel record. The names above are the confirmed starting elevens, not predicted lineups, and they should be treated separately from any injury or suspension report.

Team news, injuries, and suspensions

Because the fixture is complete, the most useful team update is the official starting lineup rather than a preview of who might be available. The cited match-center pages confirm the starters and record the match events, but they do not provide a standalone injury or suspension bulletin explaining absences. No reason for a player’s inclusion or omission should be inferred from the lineup alone. For any later availability update, readers should check a fresh official club statement rather than carry pre-match speculation forward as fact.

How to follow the match record now

There is no live kickoff to follow now: Porto vs PSV has concluded. UEFA’s official match page is the competition-level reference for the fixture, and its match information page confirms the stadium and officials. PSV’s lineup record lists both starting teams, while its timeline and statistics show the goal, final score, and match figures.

Replay and highlight access depends on the rights holder in each market. Check the UEFA or club video links and your local broadcaster’s current catalog; the official result pages do not establish access in every country.