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14 September 2022, 23h38

Rafa e Neres

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MATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Epic, historic and with a lot of personality! This was Benfica's display and victory at the Juventus Stadium, by 1-2, in the game from matchday 2 of group H of the Champions League. João Mário (penalty kick) and Neres scored for the Glorioso; Milik scored Juventus. The Reds lead the standings - ex-aequo with PSG - with six points.

Two teams with changes in their respective lineups in comparison with the last match. From the match against Famalicão, Roger Schmidt changed three names: Bah, João Mário and Gonçalo Ramos, in place of Gilberto, Draxler and Musa. Juventus, compared to the game against Salernitana, started Danilo and Milik, leaving out De Sciglio and Moise Kean.

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Juventus-Benfica 

The men under Roger Schmidt now turn their attention to the Liga Bwin and to the Benfica-Marítimo game, from matchday 7, scheduled for 6 pm on Sunday, at Estádio da Luz.

Text: Marco Rebelo
Photos: João Paulo Trindade / SL Benfica
Last update: Friday, December 13, 2024

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