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Confusion at the Dragon tunnel between FC Porto and City: 'I find it hard to believe there are punishments'

Now9 September 2026 at 16:15

FC Porto and Manchester City were involved in an incident in the Estádio do Dragão tunnel, which could have disciplinary consequences. Pedro Sousa, in downplaying statements, expressed disbelief at the possibility of heavy sanctions from UEFA. The Porto representative noted that no one was sent off by the referee during the incident in question. The situation arises in the context of a match between the two teams, now generating apprehension about possible punishments.

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