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Women's football

02 June 2019, 18h04

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Benfica, coached by João Marques, beat Amora by 0-8, in a match from round 9 of the 2nd phase of the 2nd Division National Championship (South Group). With this triumph, the eagles strengthen the 1st place with 27 points.

MATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Benfica's starting lineup: Dani Neuhaus, Daiane, Sílvia Rebelo, Raquel Infante, Yasmim Ribeiro, Pauleta, Patrícia Llanos (Andreia Faria at 59'), Ana Vitória, Maiara (Diva Meira at 59'), Evy Pereira and Darlene (Carlota Cristo at 59').

Substitutes: Catarina Bajanca, Pipa, Inês Queiroga, Diva Meira, Tita, Andreia Faria and Carlota Cristo.

Text: Diogo Nascimento

Pics: Archive / SL Benfica

Last update: Thursday, March 21, 2024

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