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Women's football

22 December 2022, 00h00

Bayern-Benfica

Cloé Lacasse

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Women's football Champions League
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MATCH HIGHLIGHTS 

Women's Champions League
Matchday 6 of group D
FULL-TIME
Ht: 0-0
Bayern 2
Benfica 0
Scorers
Bühl 51'
Bühl 75'		  

Benfica lost (2-0) against Bayern this Wednesday, December 21, at Bayern Campus, in Munich, Germany, on matchday 6 of the Champions League group D, finishing this stage of the competition with six points. It was the best score and classification ever for the eagles, in the three consecutive editions in which they participated. 

Bayern-Benfica 

FULL MATCH

Bayern-Benfica
2-0
Bayern Campus
Benfica Starting XI
Rute Costa, Valéria Cantuário (Christy Ucheibe, 64'), Carole Costa, Ana Seiça, Catarina Amado, Pauleta, Andreia Norton (Lúcia Alves, 64'), Francisca Nazareth, Ana Vitória (Marta Cintra, 82'), Cloé Lacasse and Jéssica Silva (Nycole Raysla, 64')
Substitutes
Katelin Talbert, Carolina Vilão, Daniela Silva, Carolina Correia, Sílvia Rebelo, Lúcia Alves (64'), Marta Cintra (82'), Maria Negrão, Christy Ucheibe (64'), Beatriz Nogueira and Nycole Raysla (64')
Bayern Starting XI
Grohs, Rall (Bragstad, 90'+1'), Tainara, Kumagai, Simon, Stanway, Lohmann (Vilhjálmsdóttir, 85'), Zadrazil, Bühl (Rudelic, 90'+1'), Laurent (Kett, 71') and Schüller
Substitutes
Leitzig, Rúnarsdóttir, Viggósdóttir, Bragstad (90'+1'), Kett (71'), Vilhjálmsdóttir (85'), Landenberger, Gloning, Rudelic (90'+1') and Kappes
At half-time 0-0
Refereeing Team
Referee: Maria Sole Caputi (Itália); Assistants: Francesca Di Monte and Tiziana Trasciatti; 4th official: Silvia Gasperotti
Goals
Bayern: Bühl (51' and 75')

Text: Rui Miguel Gomes
Photos: UEFA and SL Benfica
Last update: Tuesday, September 12, 2023

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