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Athletics: five medals and record in Taranto

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo1 September 2026 at 13:26

Portugal won five more medals in the athletics competition at the Mediterranean Games held in Taranto. This result contributes to the historic performance of the Portuguese delegation at the event.

The country set a new record of medals won in this edition of the Mediterranean Games. Athletics has been one of the disciplines contributing most to Portuguese success in the medal standings.

The Portuguese athletics team thus demonstrates its strength in the Mediterranean competition, accumulating significant results throughout the Games.

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