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I Liga: Petit wants Santa Clara with feet "well grounded on the grass" against Rio Ave

RTP Notícias5 September 2026 at 15:20

Coach Petit today expressed the intention to see Santa Clara with feet "well grounded on the grass" in the match against Rio Ave, referring to the fifth round of the I Liga football.

Santa Clara seeks to achieve this objective through the work of their players, aiming for the conquest of three points in this match.

The match is part of the schedule of the fifth round of the top division of Portuguese football, a competition in which both teams participate.

Petit, as the commander of the Azorean team, clearly expressed this ambition, hoping for a grounded and focused performance from his team.

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