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Draw Defines Calendar for Fourth Division National Women's Championship
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Draw Defines Calendar for Fourth Division National Women's Championship

SAPO Notícias7 September 2026 at 15:42

The draw defined the calendar for the first phase of the Fourth Division National Women's Championship. The competition features 71 participating teams this season, a number that reflects the growth of this division of Portuguese women's football.

The teams were distributed across nine groups, with eight groups consisting of eight clubs each and one group featuring seven teams. This structure allows the competition to be organized in a balanced way among the participants.

The start of the competition is scheduled for September 27, the date when the official kick-off of the competition will take place. The first-placed team in each group will advance to the next phase of the championship.

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