The Under-17s are two-time national champions!

MATCH HIGHLIGHTS

National Championship
Championship round Matchday 12
FULL-TIME HT: 2-0
Benfica	3
FC Porto	2
Scorers
Francisco Silva 5' João Capucho 42' Eduardo Fernandes 50'	José Afonso 75' Mateus Mide 77'

This Monday, June 10, Benfica hosted and beat FC Porto, by 3-2, on the pitch no.1 at the Benfica Campus, on matchday 12 of the championship group of the U-17 National Championship, winning the competition for the second year running and securing their 21st title in this class!

The Reds thus sealed their victory and the title, achieved thanks to 10 wins and two draws (with 31 goals scored and 12 conceded) in the championship round of the U-17 National Championship, of which there are still two rounds to play.

In the first phase (South Series), in which 12 teams took part, the Reds won 15 times. There were also six draws in the 22 matches played. With 51 points, the Under-17s had 71 shots on target and conceded 24 goals, finishing in 2nd place.

Benfica-FC Porto 3-2 Benfica Campus (Campo n.º 1)
Benfica Starting XI
Diogo Ferreira, Duarte Soares, Michée Ndembi, Mauro Furtado, João Capucho, Rafael Quintas (Sandro Santo, 76'), André Vakulyuk, Stevan Manuel (Tomás Soares, 62'), Juvenal Correia (José Neto, 88'), João Afonso (Eduardo Fernandes, 46') and Francisco Silva (Anísio Cabral, 62')
Substitutes
Fletcher Lowe, José Neto (88'), Sandro Santo (76'), Anton Fisun, Miguel Patrício, Eduardo Fernandes (46'), Francisco Couto, Anísio Cabral (62') and Tomás Soares (62')
FC Porto Starting XI
Denis Guto, Pedro Davide, Filipe Sousa, Duarte Nogueira, José Afonso, Tiago Silva (Gonçalo Pinto, 79'), André Miranda (Tomás Peixoto, 66'), Bernardo Lima (Rodrigo Silva, 52'), João Pereira (Mateus Mide, 52'), João Abreu (Leonardo Santos, 52') and Alassana Baldé
Substitutes
Martim Pereira, Edgar Antunes, Martim Chelmik, Rodrigo Silva (52'), Gonçalo Pinto (79'), Yoan Pereira, Leonardo Santos (52'), Mateus Mide (52') and Tomás Peixoto (66')
At half-time		2-0
Goals
Benfica: Francisco Silva (5'), João Capucho (42') and Eduardo Fernandes (50'); FC Porto: José Afonso (75') and Mateus Mide (77')