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28 September 2022, 22h05

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GAME HIGHLIGHTS

National Championship
Matchday 2
(1st phase)
FINAL SCORE
HT: 0-1
Benfica 5
Sporting 1
Scorers
 Pablo Álvarez 26'
Pablo Álvarez 33'
Nil Roca 34'
Nil Roca 42'
Lucas Ordoñez 48'		 Toni Pérez 22' 

Benfica beat Sporting by 5-1 on matchday 2 of the 1st phase of the National Championship at the Pavilhão Fidelidade, in a game where the eagles were always superior. 

Pablo Álvarez 

Benfica-Sporting
5-1
Pavilhão Fidelidade
Benfica Starting V
Pedro Henriques, Edu Lamas, Nil Roca, Pablo Álvarez and Roberto Di Benedetto 
Substitutes
Bernardo Mendes, Diogo Rafael, Gonçalo Pinto, Carlos Nicolía and Lucas Ordoñez 
Sporting Starting V
 Ângelo Girão, Gonzalo Romero, Toni Pérez, Verona and Matías Platero
Substitutes
Zé Diogo, João Almeida, Ferran Font, Henrique Magalhães and João Souto 
At half-time 0-1
Goals
 Benfica: Pablo Álvarez (26' and 33'), Nil Roca (34' and 42') and Lucas Ordoñez (48'); Sporting: Toni Pérez (22')

Text: Rui Miguel Gomes
Photos: Isabel Cutileiro / SL Benfica
Last update: Thursday, March 21, 2024

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