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Neide Guedes in football history

Diário de Coimbra8 September 2026 at 12:03

Neide Guedes is an athlete from Mira and was a starter for the Portuguese national team in the match against South Korea, marking her presence in Portugal's first match in the final phase of a tournament.

The article does not specify which tournament it was, but indicates that it was a final phase match, suggesting an international women's or men's football competition.

The player represented Portugal as a starter throughout the match, contributing to the national team in this inaugural game for the Portuguese national team in the competition.

The fact that Neide Guedes is from Mira gives regional prominence to her participation, with the athlete's origin being mentioned as a relevant element in contextualizing the news.

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