Vuelta: Norwegian Andreas Leknessund wins seventh stage and Pogacar reinforces leadership
Notícias de Coimbra28 August 2026 at 17:33
Norwegian cyclist Andreas Leknessund, from the Uno-X Mobility team, won the seventh stage of the Vuelta a España, between Vall D'Alba and a destination that completed the mountainous route. Slovenian Tadej Pogacar, leader of the general classification, reinforced his position at the head of the race after the stage, maintaining the advantage over his main rivals in the general classification.
Analyst Mário Figueiredo commented on Benfica player Sudakov, stating that the player's time at the club is running out and that he will soon leave. Figueiredo based his analysis on statistical data, highlighting that in 56 direct goal contributions, Sudakov managed only one assist and no goals scored, demonstrating poor offensive contribution.
Portuguese judoka João Fernando won the gold medal in the -81 kg judo category by defeating Egyptian Abdelrahman Abdelghany by ippon, securing Portugal's 18th medal at the Taranto 2026 Games.
Sofia and Pedro Araújo were crowned champions of mixed doubles in padel at the Mediterranean Games in Taranto2026, securing the first medal for Portugal in this sport and the 19th Portuguese medal in the competition being held in the Italian city.
Sofia andPeu Araújo were crowned champions of mixed doubles in padel at the Mediterranean Games, defeating the Italian duo composed of Marco Cassetta and Giulia dal Pozzo with scores of 6-2, 3-6 and 6-3. The title represents another prestigious achievement for Brazil in the Mediterranean competition.
