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SportsSporting CP women draw 0-0 in Seville friendly; Daniela Arques absent amid London City Lionesses link
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The article reports on a goalless draw by Sporting's women's team against a Spanish side in Seville, serving as a Champions League dress rehearsal ahead of their match against SeaSters on August 5th. Notably, Daniela Arques was absent from the squad, linked to a move to London City Lionesses. Additional news includes: 18-year-old center-back Carolina Simões signing a professional contract with Benfica until 2028; 19-year-old defender Dária Kaminska extending her loan at V. Guimarães until 2027; and former Benfica player Andreia Faria debuting as captain for Al Nassr, scoring in a 5-0 victory at the WAFF Women's Clubs Championship.
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Lioness Ágata Filipa in action in Seville
Sporting Draws in Seville Already Without Daniela Arques
Goalless draw with Spanish side served as a dress rehearsal for the Champions League kick-off against SeaSters on the 5th.
- Daniela Arques linked to London City Lionesses
Carolina Simões with Benfica's women's football general director, Mónica Jorge
Carolina Simões Signs Professional Contract with Benfica Until 2028
18-year-old young center-back commits to the eagles for two more seasons.
Dária Kaminska stays at V. Guimarães until 2027
Dária Kaminska Extends Stay at V. Guimarães
19-year-old defender continues another season with the conquerors on loan.
Andreia Faria debuts as captain at Al Nassr in rout at WAFF Women's Clubs Championship
Andreia Faria Debuts as Al Nassr Captain in Rout at WAFF Women's Clubs Championship
Ex-Benfica player scored one of the goals in the Saudi team's 5-0 victory.
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Sporting Draws in Seville; Multiple Women's Football Transfers and Contracts Announced