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Futsal

14 September 2025, 16h32

Benfica-Rio Ave

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HIGHLIGHTS

Liga Placard
1st phase
Matchday 2
FINAL SCORE
HT: 0-0
Benfica 3
Rio Ave 1
Goals
Jacaré 28'
Arthur 30'
Peixinho 35' og		 Rúben Góis 29'

The futsal team of Benfica beat Rio Ave 3-1, this Sunday September 14, in the 2nd round of the Liga Placard, held at Pavilhão Fidelidade.

Benfica-Rio Ave  

Benfica returns to action at 8 pm on September 29, with a trip to Pavilhão Municipal de Ferreira do Zêzere, for the third round of the first phase of the Liga Placard, to face SC Ferreira do Zêzere. 

Benfica-Rio Ave

Liga Placard (1st phase) | Matchday 2 | 14/09/2025
Benfica-Rio Ave
3-1
Pavilhão Fidelidade
Benfica Starting 5
André Correia, Raúl Moreira, Afonso Jesus, Silvestre and Arthur
Substitutes
Vasco Pinto, Léo Gugiel, Lúcio Rocha, Higor, Kutchy, Carlos Monteiro, Diego Nunes and Jacaré
Benfica Coach
Cassiano Klein
Rio Ave Starting 5
Nuno Costa, Francisco Silva, Careca, Ricardinho and Peixinho
Substitutes
Pedro Silva, Bruno Moreira, Tiago Cruz, Pedro Cabarete, Zézinho, Cigano, Rúben Góis and Serginho
HT 0-0
Goals
Benfica: Jacaré (28'), Arthur (30') and Peixinho (35' og); Rio Ave: Rúben Góis (29')

Text: Editorial Staff
Photos: João Paulo Trindade / SL Benfica
Last update: Monday, September 15, 2025

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