Good morning! The draw in last night’s derby dominates the headlines in Saturday’s newspapers, but there are other significant news stories. 

The Público today features an investigation that reveals a Portuguese national diverted tens of millions of euros from ‘gold visas’ investors. The same newspaper suggests that a commission is proposing a new central hub for INEM to combine CODU and SNS24.

The Jornal de Notícias highlights the “millions spent for mobility voting wasted in the presidential elections” and reports that Luís Montenegro’s son was “robbed during dinner in Porto.”

Meanwhile, the Correio da Manhã writes that the “Navy’s ‘Ferraris’ cost 4.1 billion euros.”

Regarding the derby, the sports pages describe it as “hot and cold,” according to O Jogo, and as “high intensity,” according to A Bola. “Stalemate” is the headline in Record.

Check out the front pages in the gallery above or the complete list of titles below:

Público:

– “Commission proposes new central hub for INEM combining CODU and SNS24”

– “Investigation. Portuguese diverted tens of millions of euros from ‘gold visas’ investors”

– “I Liga. Benfica and Sporting draw, FC Porto could benefit”

– “Gastronomy. His Excellency, the Portuguese stew”

– “Entertainment. Netflix buys Warner and HBO and changes the industry”

– “Report. Sleeping at AIMA’s door has become a routine”

– “Israel. Military equipment on a ship with a Portuguese flag”

– “Donald Trump. US confronts Europe with new Security Strategy”

– “Interview. ‘Vítor Melícias was and is part of Montepio’s problem'”

Jornal de Notícias:

– “Millions spent for mobility voting wasted in the presidential elections”

– “Benfica 1-1 Sporting. Lots of grit and little reward”

– “2026 World Cup. Colombia, Uzbekistan, and surprise team in Portugal’s group”

– “League. F.C. Porto is the team with the least rest between games in the major championship”

– “Justice. Luís Montenegro’s son robbed during dinner in Porto”

– “Gaia. Souto Moura criticizes TGV station in Santo Ovídio”

– “Tâmega and Sousa. New regional transport network starts on the 16th”

– “Newspapers. Interior mobilizes against distribution cuts”

– “World. Infant mortality rises for the first time in the century”

Correio da Manhã:

– “Benfica 1-1 Sporting. Draw with Christmas gifts”

– “‘Navy’s ‘Ferraris’ cost 4.1 billion euros. Portuguese Navy bets on Italian frigates for Atlantic missions”

– “Football World Cup. Portugal with a favorable draw.”

– “Vila Nova de Gaia. IGAS investigates case of baby taken from hospital”

– “Braga. Oldest priest recognizes robbers”

– “War in the Pinto da Costa family”

– “Montenegro attacks general strike”

– “Official in the Lisbon council. Moedas chooses Chega activist”

– “One dead and three injured in love-related brawl”

O Jogo:

– “Benfica 1-1 Sporting. Hot and cold. Lisbon rivals cancel each other in a derby that left no team happy. Lions could fall five points behind FC Porto and Eagles eight”

– “José Mourinho: ‘Our team is getting better and better'”

– “Rui Borges: ‘We lacked energy in the second half'”

– “FC Porto. Central defender and winger are priorities. Farioli lost Luuk de Jong, but the market focus remains”

– “Gabri Veiga in doubt for Tondela”

– “World Cup 2026. A favorable draw. Opponents: Colombia; Uzbekistan; Winner of the play-off between DR Congo, Jamaica, and New Caledonia. Portugal to play in the USA and Mexico”

– “Futsal. Steel women. Women’s World Championship. Team faces Brazil in the final”

A Bola:

– “Benfica 1-1 Sporting. High intensity. Derby leaves no memories but was played at the limits”

– “José Mourinho: ‘It seemed like Sporting would come and win easily. It wasn’t like that'”

– “Rui Borges: ‘Nothing decided, lots of points still to win'”

– “FC Porto. January market will bring striker. De Jong’s injury ‘requires’ a solution”

– “World Cup 2026. Portugal faces Colombia, Uzbekistan, and another to be determined”

– “Women’s futsal. World Cup final is already tomorrow against Brazil. Argentina 1-7 Portugal”

Record:

– “Stalemate. Rivals lose points and may see the Dragon pull ahead”

– “Benfica. ‘We scored an own goal that annoys us’ – José Mourinho.”

– “Benfica. ‘It motivated us being told they were the favorites’- Richard Rios”

– “Sporting. ‘Our energy dropped in the second half’ – Rui Borges.”

– “Sporting. ‘It was very divided’ – Gonçalo Inácio”

– “FC Porto. Three targets for January”

– “Women’s Futsal World Cup. They are in the final”

– “World Cup. The dream has already begun”