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Dragons and Lions meet opponents in the big pool

Observador27 August 2026 at 06:29

The Portuguese clubs FC Porto, Sporting, Braga and Benfica learned their opponents in the draws for European competitions in Nyon. While the Dragons and Lions discover their rivals in the "big boys' pool", Braga and Benfica take the final steps towards Europe. In the transfer chapter, the saga involving Palhinha comes to an end, and FC Porto secured the return of Fofana through a loan.

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