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Women's football

15 October 2021, 00h01

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MATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Benfica's women's football team traveled to Parc Olympique Lyonnais to face Lyon, in a game from MD 2 of the Champions League Group D. Defeat for the eagles: 5-0. 

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 Benfica steps onto the pitch on November 10, playing at home against the Swedish team BK Häcken. This match from matchday 3 of the competition kicks off at 8 pm at  Benfica Campus.

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Benfica-Lyon
5-0
Parc Olympique Lyonnais
Benfica starting XI

 Letícia, Catarina Amado, Ana Seiça, Carole Costa, Lúcia Alves (Matilde Fidalgo, 90'+3'), Pauleta (Maria Negrão, 90'+2'), Andreia Faria (Marta Cintra, 59'), Beatriz Cameirão (Christy Ucheibe, 58'), Ana Vitória (Valéria Cantuário, 58'), Francisca Nazareth and Cloé Lacasse
Substitutes
Carolina Vilão, Sílvia Rebelo, Matilde Fidalgo (90'+3'), Valéria Cantuário (58'), Marta Cintra (59'), Maria Negrão (90'+2'), Christy Ucheibe (58'), Daniela Santos and Lara Pintassilgo
At half-time 2-0

Text: Editorial Staff
Photos: Damien Gomez / Olympique Lyon and UEFA
Last update: Thursday, March 21, 2024

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