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Women's football

12 January 2021, 21h40

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The women's football team of Benfica lost the final 2019/20 Portuguese Cup against SC Braga by 1-3. Nycole's goal was not enough... 

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Benfica-SC Braga, 1-3

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Venue Estádio Municipal de Aveiro
Benfica's starting XI Carolina Vilão, Catarina Amado (Ana Seiça, 43'), Sílvia Rebelo, Carole Costa, Matilde Fidalgo (Jolina, 68'), Andreia Faria (Francisca Nazareth, 61'), Pauleta, Beatriz Cameirão, Ana Vitória, Cloé Lacasse and Nycole
Substitutes Dani Neuhaus, Ana Seiça, Mariana Alberto, Christy Ucheibe, Amélia Silva, Francisca Nazareth and Jolina
Score at half-time 0-1 
Benfica's goal scorers Nycole (50') 

Text: Marco Rebelo
Photos: Cátia Luís / SL Benfica
Last update: Friday, November 15, 2024

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