2019–20 Taça de Portugal

A total of 144 teams will compete in the 2019–20 Taça de Portugal: 18 teams from Primeira Liga, 16 teams from the LigaPro, 68 teams from the Campeonato de Portugal and 42 teams from the District championships and cups. Primeira Liga • Belenenses SAD • Benfica • Braga • Moreirense • Porto • Rio Ave • Sporting CP • Vitória de Guimarães • Paços de Ferreira • Famalicão • Gil Vicente • Aves • Marítimo • Santa Clara • Portimonense • Boavista • Vitória de Setúbal • Tondela LigaPro • Académica • Académico de Viseu • Casa Pia • Chaves • Cova da Piedade • Estoril • Farense • Feirense • Leixões • Mafra • Nacional • Oliveirense • Penafiel • Sp. Covilhã • Varzim • Vilafranquense Campeonato de Portugal ;Series A • AD Oliveirense • Berço • Bragança • Câmara de Lobos • Cerveira • Fafe • Maria da Fonte • Merelinense • Mirandela • Montalegre • Pedras Salgadas • São Martinho • União da Madeira • Vizela ;Series B • Amarante • Arouca • Canelas 2010 • Castro Daire • Coimbrões • Espinho • Felgueiras 1932 • Ginásio Figueirense • Gondomar • Leça • Lusitânia Lourosa • Lusitano Vildemoinhos • Paredes • Pedras Rubras • Sanjoanense • Trofense • Valadares Gaia • Vila Real ;Series C • Águeda • Anadia • Beira-Mar • Benfica Castelo Branco • Caldas • Condeixa • Fátima • Fontinhas • Ideal • Marinhense • Oleiros • Oliveira do Hospital • Praiense • Sertanense • Torreense • União de Leiria • União de Santarém • Vitória de Sernache ;Series D • 1º de Dezembro • Alverca • Aljustrelense • Amora • Armacenenses • Esperança de Lagos • Fabril Barreiro • Louletano • Loures • Lusitano de Évora • Olhanense • Olímpico Montijo • Oriental • Pinhalnovense • Real • Sacavenense • Sintra Football • Sintrense District Championships ;Algarve FA • Moncarapachense (1st) • Ferreiras (CW) ;Angra do Heroísmo FA • Velense (2nd) • Lusitânia dos Açores (3rd) ;Aveiro FA • Bustelo (2nd) • São João de Ver (CW) ;Beja FA • Penedo Gordo (2nd) • Praia Milfontes (CW) ;Braga FA • Prado (2nd) • Pevidém (CW) ;Bragança FA • Carção (2nd) • Rebordelo (CR) ;Castelo Branco FA • Vila Velha de Ródão (3rd) • Águias do Moradal (CR) ;Coimbra FA • Ançã (3rd) • Pampilhosense (4th) ;Évora FA • Estrela Vendas Novas (2nd) • Juventude Évora (CW) ;Guarda FA • Manteigas (2nd) • Vila Cortês (CW) ;Horta FA • Fayal (1st) ;Leiria FA • G.R. Amigos da Paz (2nd) • Portomosense (3rd) ;Lisbon FA • Pêro Pinheiro (CW) • Coutada (CR) ;Madeira FA • Porto da Cruz (CW) ;Ponta Delgada FA • São Roque (1st) • Rabo de Peixe (CR) ;Portalegre FA • Eléctrico (2nd) • Crato (CR) ;Porto FA • Rebordosa (3rd) • Vilarinho (CW) ;Santarém FA • Coruchense (2nd) • União Almeirim (3rd) ;Setúbal FA • Alcochetense (2nd) • Vasco da Gama Sines (3rd) ;Viana do Castelo FA • Atlético dos Arcos (2nd) • Ponte da Barca (CR) ;Vila Real FA • Régua (2nd) • Vila Pouca de Aguiar (CR) ;Viseu FA • Mortágua (2nd) • Ferreira de Aves (CW) Note: 1st/2nd/3rd/4th: final placing in championship; CW/CR: Cup winner or runner-up == Schedule ==

All draws are held at the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) headquarters in Oeiras. Match kick-off times are in WET (UTC±0) from the fourth round to the semi-finals, and in WEST (UTC+1) during the rest of the competition. == First round ==

Times are WEST (UTC+1) (local times, if different, are in parentheses). == Second round ==

;Repechage The following 21 first-round losing teams were selected to compete in the second round: • Águias do Moradal (D) • Anadia (D) • Ançã (D) • Atlético dos Arcos (D) • Coruchense (D) • Eléctrico (D) • Fabril Barreiro (CP) • Fontinhas (CP) • Ideal (CP) • Leça (CP) • Loures (CP) • Lusitânia dos Açores (D) • Lusitano de Évora (CP) • Marinhense (CP) • Olímpico Montijo (CP) • Pevidém (D) • Prado (D) • São João de Ver (D) • Valadares Gaia (CP) • Vasco da Gama Sines (D) • Vila Pouca de Aguiar (D) ;Fixtures Times are WEST (UTC+1) (local times, if different, are in parentheses). == Third round ==

Times are WEST (UTC+1). == Fourth round ==

Times are WET (UTC±0). == Fifth round ==

Times are WET (UTC±0). == Quarter-finals ==

Times are WET (UTC±0). == Semi-finals ==

Times are WET (UTC±0). Porto won 4–1 on aggregate. ---- Benfica won 4–3 on aggregate. == Final ==

The final was scheduled to take place on 24 May 2020 at the Estádio Nacional in Oeiras. However, on 10 March, the FPF announced that it would be postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic in Portugal, following the recommendations of the Portuguese government. On 28 April, Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa met with the presidents of the "Big Three" clubs in Portugal (Benfica, Sporting CP and Porto), the President of the FPF, and the President of the Liga Portuguesa de Futebol Profissional, to discuss the conditions of the return of football competitions in Portugal. Two days later, with the consent of the Ministry of Health, Costa approved the return of the final, with the match being played behind closed doors. ==Bracket==