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Sporting draws Brondby; Torreense faces Kharkiv

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo4 September 2026 at 15:55

The draw for the second qualifying round of the Women's European Cup in football was held this Friday and defined the opponents for the two Portuguese teams present at this stage of the competition.

Sporting learned their opponent: Brondby. The Portuguese club will therefore have to face the Danish team in this elimination round.

As for Torreense, the Portuguese team will face Kharkiv, a Ukrainian team that represents a different challenge in terms of the geography of the opponents.

Both Portuguese teams now face the task of preparing for the matches corresponding to this second qualifying round, following the draw that determined their respective matchups.

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