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Defeat against City: 'I can't come to the conclusion that FC Porto played a fantastic game'

Now9 September 2026 at 13:16

FC Porto suffered a defeat against Manchester City. Analyst José Nunes commented on the match result.

José Nunes stated that he cannot come to the conclusion that FC Porto played a fantastic game, possibly contradicting other opinions about Porto's performance in the match.

The analyst highlighted Manchester City's twenty shots during the match, of which ten were on target, demonstrating the English team's offensive intensity.

José Nunes also highlighted Diogo Costa's decisive performance in the Porto goal, considering that the goalkeeper was fundamental in preventing the result from being more widened against the dragons.

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