Padernense Clube is a

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sports club from

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. The men's football team plays in the

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Division Two. The team had a short stint on the third tier when contesting the

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, but was relegated. This year the team also reached the second round of the

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. After that, they were instantly relegated from the

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as well. Between 2011 and 2013, no team was fielded at all.Fora de Jogo
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