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Estoril Praia and Arouca end matchday with 'goalless draw'

Observador7 September 2026 at 23:11

Estoril Praia and Arouca drew 0-0 this Monday in a match that closed the matchday. This result represents Arouca's first draw in this edition of the competition. Estoril Praia managed to add two points with this result. The match produced no goals, resulting in a blank score for both teams.

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