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Sporting went from hell to tranquility on the first Champions night

Público9 September 2026 at 22:04

Sporting beat Galatasaray 3-1 on the first night of the Champions League, in a game that was marked by an emotional comeback. The 'lions' fell behind early, with an own goal by Inácio at 6 minutes, but managed to turn the result around and secure the three points.

The winning goals were scored by Geny, Suárez and Zalazar, who compensated for the Portuguese team's bad start. The comeback transformed what could have been a problematic night into a match of tranquility for Sporting.

The article mentions that the Lisbon team went 'from hell to tranquility' during the match, suggesting that the situation became more comfortable after the comeback. This was the first game of the Champions League group stage for the Sporting players.

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