André Villas-Boas points to the Champions 'quarter-finals' and highlights a game: "Opportunity to honor Diogo Jota"

André Villas-Boas, president of FC Porto, pointed to the Champions League quarter-finals as the team's objective, highlighting that it would be a form of tribute to Diogo Jota. The Porto official noted, however, that the objective is to go step by step in the European competition.

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Prestianni 'on fire' in Denmark: Argentine scored brace against Aarhus like this

The young Argentine winger from Benfica, Prestianni, showed excellent form by scoring two goals in his team's victory against Aarhus, in Denmark. The 19-year-old player has been one of the biggest revelations of the red-and-white preseason, consolidating his place in the first team under the guidance of the coach.

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Martim Fernandes progresses and De Jong visits Olival

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Foss decides at 82 and Lillestroem advances

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Alison dos Santos is the 1st Brazilian world record holder in track athletics since João do Pulo in 1975; see list

Alison dos Santos became the first Brazilian to set a world record in track and field events since João do Pulo in 1975, by winning the 400 meters hurdles at the Zurich stage of the Diamond League with the time of 45.80, surpassing the 45.94 of Norwegian Karsten Warholm, Olympic gold medalist in Tokyo 2021. The feat ends an interval of almost 51 years without Brazil setting a world best in athletics, since João Carlos de Oliveira jumped 17.89m in the triple jump at the Pan American Games in Mexico City in 1975.

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