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São Paulo lost, in the early hours of September 29 to 30, to Ceará, by 1-0, in a match valid for the 25th round of the Brasileirão and now adds up to the fourth consecutive defeat. Cédric Soares, a player trained at Sporting, was a starter.

Shortly after being eliminated from the Libertadores, by LDU Quito, the team where the European champion for Portugal plays was the target of several protests around Morumbi, with the stadium recording the worst audience in recent years - something like 12 thousand fans, who saw São Paulo lose at home for the first time against this opponent in the first division of Brazilian football.

The winning goal for Ceará came at 56 minutes, by Pedro Henrique, which ended up being the only one scored in the match. In turn, Cédric Soares ended up being substituted at 70 minutes, with J. Dinenno coming in to replace him.

Cédric Soares - valued at 1.2 million euros - only played five games for Arsenal's main team last season. The Portuguese ended a short-term contract with São Paulo and ended up renewing due to good performances. In Brazil, he has 39 matches and two assists.

Cédric Soares was trained in the green and whites and represented the various Sporting levels for 17 years. For the main team of Sporting, the Portuguese player played 94 games, scored two goals and made nine assists, having won a Portuguese Cup, in 2014/15.

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