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There's an Enemy Destroying Alvalade's Lawn and Sporting Has Already Left for the Attack

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Sporting has already put its hands to work to recover the lawn of the José Alvalade Stadium, which has shown obvious signs of degradation in recent weeks.The problem mainly affects the central area of the field, between the two beacons, with a higher incidence in the areas close to the beacons, in a situation caused by the appearance of fungi on the carpet.The conditions of the terrain were particularly visible in the encounter between Portugal …
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Sporting has already put its hands to work to recover the lawn of the José Alvalade Stadium, which has shown obvious signs of degradation in recent weeks.The problem mainly affects the central area of the field, between the two beacons, with a higher incidence in the areas close to the beacons, in a situation caused by the appearance of fungi on the carpet.The conditions of the terrain were particularly visible in the encounter between Portugal …

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Leonino broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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