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13 September 2020, 20h01

Equipa B

Gonçalo Ramos e Vukotic apontaram os golos do Benfica B

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Football B Squad 2nd League Benfica Campus
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MATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Benfica B started the 2020/21 Segunda Liga at home, at the Benfica Campus, and put in a very solid performance against Vilafranquense, winning by 3-2 on matchday 1. Gonçalo Ramos had a hand in the three goals: he scored two and provided an assist. 

GOAL: 1-0

 

GOAL: 1-1

 

GOAL: 2-1

 

GOAL: 3-1

 

GOAL: 3-2

 

Benfica B-Vilafranquense, 3-2

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Venue Benfica Campus
Benfica B Starting XI Fábio Duarte; João Ferreira, Pedro Ganchas (Miguel Nóbrega, 77'), Morato, Frimpong (Tomás Tavares, 59'), Rafael Brito, Vukotic (Diogo Mendes, 82'), Jair Tavares (Paulo Bernardo, 76'), Tiago Araújo (Tiago Dantas, 82'), Gonçalo Ramos and Daniel dos Anjos
Substitutes Carlos Santos, Fábio Baptista, Miguel Nóbrega, Tomás Tavares, Diogo Mendes, Tiago Dantas, Paulo Bernardo, Ronaldo Camará and Luís Lopes
At half-time 1-1
Goals from Benfica B Gonçalo Ramos (4' and 55'), Vukotic (63')

Text: João Sanches

Photos: David Martins / SL Benfica

Last update: Tuesday, November 19, 2024

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