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10 June 2024, 17h55

Equipa do Benfica

Three-time national champions

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Liga Betclic
Play-off final
Game 3
 FULL-TIME
Benfica 83
FC Porto 76
1st Q 2nd Q 3rd Q 4th Q
20-25 41-35 56-59 83-76

Benfica became three-time national champions after beating FC Porto 83-76 on Monday, June 10, in Game 3 of the Liga Betclic play-off final. The fervor of the crowd in a packed Pavilhão Fidelidade helped the team complete an immaculate performance (3-0) in the Championship decider. 

Trey Drechsel

The horn set the tone for effusive celebrations on the court. With President Rui Costa's fist raised in the stands, players, coaches and staff exchanged emotional hugs and returned the crowd's support with an ovation. Afterward, a video was broadcast on the giant screens alluding to the third championship in a row and Terrell Carter was voted MVP of the final. The most awaited moment came shortly afterward, when captain Makram Ben Romdhane lifted the trophy in front of a Pavilhão Fidelidade surrendered to the quality of a team that, in 2023/24, won three of the four domestic competitions: Liga Betclic, Hugo dos Santos Cup and Super Cup.

Makram Ben Romdhane

  
Benfica-FC Porto
83-76
Pavilhão Fidelidade
Benfica Starting Lineup
Toney Douglas, Aaron Broussard, Betinho Gomes, Ivan Almeida and Terrell Carter
Substitutes
Eduardo Francisco, José Barbosa, Trey Drechsel, Makram Ben Romdhane, Diogo Gameiro, Sérgio Silva and Daniel Relvão
Porto Starting Lineup
Max Landis, Miguel Queiroz, Tanner Omlid, Phillip Fayne and Charlon Kloof
Substitutes
Miguel Maria, Aaron Harrison, João Guerreiro, Apolo Caetano, Luís Silva, Nuno Sá and Ricardo Monteiro
1st quarter 2nd quarter 3rd quarter 4th quarter
20-25 41-35 56-59 83-76
Benfica's point scorers
Trey Drechsel (23), Aaron Broussard (21), Terrell Carter (15), Betinho Gomes (11), Toney Douglas (10), Ivan Almeida (2) and Daniel Relvão (1)

Text: Editorial Staff
Photos: João Paulo Trindade / SL Benfica
Last update: Monday, June 10, 2024

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