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Portugal loses again at EuroVolley, this time to Bulgaria

Público11 September 2026 at 20:04

Portugal suffered another defeat at EuroVolley, this time against Bulgaria. The national team put in a more competitive performance than in the opening match of the tournament, but couldn't avoid the defeat.

Despite the improved performance compared to the first game, the Portuguese team continues unable to win a single set since the start of the competition.

The Bulgarian opponent thus added another victory to their tally in the European Volleyball Championship.

However, there are positive prospects for the Portuguese national team, who on Sunday will have a good opportunity to reverse the negative trend and achieve their first victory in the tournament.

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