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«Casa Pia? The game from last season has to be a lesson»

CNN Portugal11 September 2026 at 12:50

Francesco Farioli, FC Porto's coach, spoke about the match against Casa Pia, for the sixth round of the League. The Italian coach acknowledged that the Porto side lost at Casa Pia's ground last season, considering that this result must serve as a lesson for the team.

The match between FC Porto and Casa Pia is part of the Portuguese League schedule, specifically in the sixth round of the competition. Francesco Farioli, who holds the position of coach of the dragons, made this preview to warn his players about the danger posed by their opponents.

Casa Pia is referred to in the article by the nickname "geese," while FC Porto is designated as "dragões" (dragons). The fact that the Porto side lost against this team in the previous season demonstrates that Casa Pia is not a negligible opponent in the national championship.

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