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12 October 2022, 00h00

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MATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Firm in the ideas, in the convictions and determined in the actions! That's how Benfica earned a point (1-1) when they traveled to Paris Saint-Germain's home ground, this Tuesday, October 11, in a game from matchday 4 of group H of the Champions League. At the Parc des Princes, the eagles kept their unbeaten record for the season, after 17 games played, and more than that: they can secure qualification for the next stage of the competition when they face Juventus and fight for first place until the end!

Aursnes was chosen by Roger Schmidt to fill in for the injured Neres, the only change in the starting eleven compared to the match at Estádio da Luz, while in the French team Messi was replaced by Sarabia. 

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Thousands of Benfiquistas were at the Parc des Princes, making themselves noticed throughout the match 

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A draw in the home match against Juventus, on Tuesday, October 25, combined with a draw or defeat of Maccabi Haifa in their trip to Paris, will allow Benfica to qualify for the round of 16 of the Champions League.

The eagles play again this Saturday, October 15, at 8:45, against Caldas, at the Campo da Mata, in a match from the 3rd round of the Portuguese Cup.

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

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