The Portuguese second-tier team hosting Sunderland in Europe
Portuguese second-tier side Torreense host Sunderland in the Europa League in what will be their first ever European home match.
BBC Sport reports: Portuguese second-tier side Torreense host Sunderland in the Europa League in what will be their first ever European home match.
This sports story centres on Portugal. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Portuguese, Sunderland and Europe.
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- Portugal · Europe
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- BBC Sport
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- Key names
- Portuguese, Sunderland, Europe, Torreense
- Section
- Sports
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