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Futsal

23 February 2020, 18h33

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Benfica's futsal team beat Portimonense by 1-8 this Sunday, at Portimão, in a game from matchday 5 of the Liga Placard. 

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Portimonense-Benfica, 1-8

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Venue Portimão Arena
Benfica's starting lineup Diego Roncaglio, André Coelho, Miguel Ângelo, Tiago Brito and Jacaré
Substitutes André Sousa, Afonso Jesus, Fábio Cecílio, Bruno Coelho, Robinho, Fernandinho and Fits
At halftime 1-4
Goals Miguel Ângelo (3' and 35'), Tiago Brito (4' and 39'), Jacaré (14'), André Coelho (18'), Roncaglio (30') and Fernandinho (37')

Text: Marco Rebelo

Photos: Archive / SL Benfica

Last update: Thursday, March 21, 2024

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