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Varandas does not like to excuse poor results with refereeing and knows that Sporting did not do everything in their power to win
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Varandas does not like to excuse poor results with refereeing and knows that Sporting did not do everything in their power to win

Record14 September 2026 at 22:15

Sporting's president, Varandas, does not like to excuse the team's poor results with refereeing errors. Bernardo Ribeiro, director of the newspaper Record, commented that Sporting's silence regarding the refereeing of the game against Famalicão demonstrates that the club recognizes it did not do everything in its power to win.

Sporting ultimately lost the game against Famalicão, and the refereeing was a point of discussion. However, Varandas maintains his position of not blaming referees for sporting failures.

Bernardo Ribeiro highlighted that Sporting assumes its responsibilities and does not seek external pretexts to justify negative results, which reflects a posture of accountability on the part of the club's leadership.

This position of Varandas contrasts with other clubs that frequently criticize refereeing decisions when results are not favorable, showing a different approach in Sporting's sports management.

Why this matters

This article is of interest to Portuguese readers who support Sporting CP, as it addresses the club's posture regarding a defeat and the possible influence of refereeing, a topic frequently debated in national football. Bernardo Ribeiro's position, as a media figure in sports, reflects the ongoing debate about the relationship between sporting results and refereeing decisions.

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