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Casa Pia AC

04-07 03:45

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Casa Pia AC

Benfica

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133

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93′

K. N. W. Saka

J. Livolant

87′

A. Conte

P.Rosas

87′

J.Marques

R.Brito

85′

P. Sequeira

81′

Franjo·Ivanovic

A. Bah

81′

Anísio

E. Barrenechea

78′

1-1

R.Brito

70′

H.Sudakov

R. Silva

70′

C. Mendes

Cassiano

68′

0-1

R. Rios

Assist: A. Schjelderup

58′

G.Prestianni

D. Lukebakio

45′

K.Osundina

T. Morais

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Match Info

Casa Pia AC held league leaders Benfica to a hard-fought 1-1 draw at the Estádio Nacional in a late-night Portuguese Primeira Liga clash on April 7, 2026. The result was a significant point for the hosts against the title favorites, with Benfica dropping crucial points in their championship pursuit. The match began with Benfica asserting their dominance, creating several early chances and eventually breaking the deadlock midway through the first half through a well-worked team move finished by their star striker. Casa Pia, however, showed tremendous resilience and organization, frustrating Benfica's attacking waves. The home side's persistence paid off in the second half when they capitalized on a defensive lapse from Benfica, scoring a scrappy equalizer from a set-piece situation to send the home fans into raptures. The key focus point was Casa Pia's disciplined defensive block, which successfully nullified Benfica's creative midfield for large periods, and Benfica's inability to convert their superior possession into a winning goal. This result meant Benfica's lead at the top of the Primeira Liga table was potentially cut, depending on other results, while Casa Pia earned a valuable point in their quest for a secure mid-table finish. The Benfica manager expressed frustration at his team's lack of cutting edge, stating, "We controlled the game but lacked the final precision to win it. Credit to Casa Pia, they defended with great spirit." The Casa Pia coach was jubilant, saying, "This is a point earned by the heart of the team. We showed everyone our character tonight." The starting lineups featured Benfica's usual attacking stars, while Casa Pia fielded a compact 4-5-1 formation designed to absorb pressure.