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Women's football

16 February 2020, 16h01

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MATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Benfica's women's football team thrashed Amora FC by 11-2 and went through to the semifinals of the Portuguese Cup. Mimi Asom, with a poker, was the standout performer.

Onze inicial Benfica Futebol Feminino

Benfica-Amora, 11-2

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Venue Estádio da Tapadinha
Benfica's starting lineup Dida, Ana Seiça, Caroline, Raquel Infante, Yasmim, Pauleta, Andreia Faria, Julia Spetsmark, Mimi Asom, Darlene and Nycole  
Substitutes Dani Neuhaus, Sílvia Rebelo, Thembi Kgatlana, Lúcia Alves, Francisca "Kika" Nazareth, Cloé Lacasse and Beatriz Cameirão 
At halftime 6-0
Benfica's goal scorers Nycole (13' and 51'), Julia Spetsmark (18',45' and 65'), Mimi Asom (25', 27', 37' and 57') and Thembi Kgatlana (71' e 81')

Text: Diogo Nascimento

Photos: Cátia Luís / SL Benfica

Last update: Thursday, March 21, 2024

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