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Roberto Martínez made history because he won a competition. Sometimes we don't remember thisPhoto by 931885 on Pexels
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Roberto Martínez made history because he won a competition. Sometimes we don't remember this

Now7 September 2026 at 18:49

Roberto Martínez made football history by winning a competition, according to references made in Liga NOW. This statement comes in the context of a discussion about the Portuguese coach's trajectory.

In the same Liga NOW, it was also revealed that Palhinha maintained a polite posture in his contacts with Martínez. This information arose within the scope of comments about the atmosphere within the Portuguese national team.

The article does not specify which competition was won by Martínez nor does it provide more details about the context of the statements. The available information is limited to what was reported in Liga NOW.

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