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Own goal at 86' fixes draw in Braga-Penafiel

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo7 September 2026 at 23:16

Sporting de Braga and Penafiel drew 3-3 in an exciting match related to the 5th round of Liga Next Gen.

The encounter was marked by a dramatic outcome, with an own goal by Meireles Injai at 86 minutes setting the final score.

With this result, both teams shared the points in a match that promised and delivered plenty of emotion to the spectators.

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