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3-1. Argentina Beats Portugal and Takes Third Place

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São Paulo, 8 Nov (EFE).- Argentina's soccer team beat Portugal by 3-1 this Sunday and took third place in the Finalíssima, the tournament organized jointly by Conmebol and UEFA. Argentina opened the score at 11 seconds since the start of the match with Leandro Altamirano, [...] La entrada 3-1. Argentina wins Portugal and takes third place was first published in HolaNews.

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The Albiceleste came from losing for penalties against Brazil, but it was replaced with a 3 to 1, with so many Altamirano, Lucas Bolo from arch to arch and Tomás Pacó against.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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3-1. Argentina beats Portugal and takes third place

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Lack of aim made the difference in the duel against selection of the cold and calculating pampas

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Argentina won the third place of the Final after winning Portugal by 3 to 1, on Sunday (8), in play held in the Arena Niterói.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The Spanish team of futsal, champion of Europe in title, today won the Finals after beating Brazil by 3-0 in Rio de Janeiro, succeeding Portugal in the finals.

·Portugal
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The team led by Matías Lucuix after falling for penalty against Brazil in semifinals had a good performance before the Lusitans and was imposed by 3-1 to keep the last place on the podium of the tournament that took place in Niteroi. It was the farewell match of Alan Brandi of the Selection.

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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