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Women's football

11 October 2023, 16h00

Inspiradoras com Vanda Sequeira, Embaixadora de Portugal em Chipre

Benfica team with Vanda Sequeira, Portuguese Ambassador to Cyprus

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MATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Champions League
1st leg
2nd round
FULL-TIME
Apollon 0
Benfica 7
Scorers
 

Francisca Nazareth 11'
Marie Alidou 20'
Carole Costa pk 34'
Marta Cintra 57'
Marie Alidou 77'
Jéssica Silva 90'+1'
Jéssica Silva 90'+2'

Benfica beat Apollon 0-7 on Wednesday, October 11, at the Tsirion Stadium in the first leg of the second qualifying round of the Women's Champions League. On an afternoon bordering on perfection, the Inspiradoras took an important step towards a third straight presence in the group stage and also celebrated their 1000th goal, scored by Marie Alidou, in 184th match in all competitions. 

Capitãs 

Before the second leg (scheduled for next Wednesday, October 18, at Benfica Campus), the three-time national champions host Clube de Albergaria on Saturday, October 14, for matchday 4 of the Liga BPI.

Onze Benfica

Apollon-Benfica
0-7
Tsirion Stadium (Limassol)
Benfica Starting Lineup
Lena Pauels, Ana Seiça, Carole Costa (Christy Ucheibe, 39'), Catarina Amado, Lúcia Alves (Lara Martins, 76'), Marie Alidou, Anna Gasper, Andreia Faria (Letícia Almeida, 63'), Nycole Raysla (Jéssica Silva, 64'), Marta Cintra and Francisca Nazareth (Andrea Falcón, 63')
Substitutes
Rute Costa, Carolina Vilão, Sílvia Rebelo, Paige Almendariz, Laís Araújo, Letícia Almeida (63'), Christy Ucheibe (39'), Matilde Silva, Jéssica Silva (64'), Andrea Falcón (63'), Lara Martins (76') and Beatriz Nogueira
Apollon Starting Lineup
Abbie Faingold, Trinity Watson (Elizabeth Oppong, 46'), Carolina Beckert, Steffi Hardy, Marilena Georgiou, Sydny Nasello (Elshaddai Acheampong, 81'), Filippa Savva, Courtney Sebazco (Eleni Giannou, 59'), Manisha Kaylan, Joana Dantas (Olivia Anokye, 73') and Kaytlin Brinkman (Maria Panagiotou, 59')
Substitutes
Maria Matthaiou, Antriana Mila, Maria Panagiotou (59'), Eleni Giannou (59'), Elizabeth Oppong (46'), Elshaddai Acheampong (81'), Savannah Taylor, Juliet Nalukenge, Krystyna Freda and Olivia Anokye (73')
At half-time 0-3
Goals
Benfica: Francisca Nazareth (11'), Marie Alidou (20' and 78'), Carole Costa (34', pk), Marta Cintra (58') and Jéssica Silva (90'+1' and 90'+2)

Text: Duarte Tornesi
Photos: SL Benfica
Last update: Friday, March 22, 2024

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