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09-13 03:15

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Santa Clara

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Benfica

Santa Clara

Attacks

182

Dangerous Attacks

115

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End 1-1

92′

1-1

Vinicius

Assist: A. Carter

81′

A. Carter

M.Pereira

81′

P.Ferreira

Adriano

81′

Luquinhas

S.M.L.Araujo

72′

H.Sudakov

A. Schjelderup

72′

H.Araujo

Franjo·Ivanovic

72′

L. Barreiro

R. Rios

61′

Vinicius

Brenner

61′

D.Cabral

G.Vieira

59′

1-0

V.Pavlidis

58′

E. Barrenechea

45′

G.Prestianni

T. Araujo

Halftime 0-0

51′

Vasco Matos

38′

P.Victor

37′

P.Victor

21′

G.Vieira

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Match Info

Benfica was held to a surprising 1-1 draw at home by Santa Clara in the Portuguese Primeira Liga on September 13, 2025, dropping valuable points in their title campaign. The final score was a disappointment for the hosts at the Estádio da Luz, as they failed to break down a resilient defensive performance from the Azorean side. Benfica started brightly and took the lead in the first half through a headed goal from a corner. However, Santa Clara grew into the game and shocked the home crowd with an equalizer just after the hour mark, finishing a swift counter-attack. The key moment came late when Benfica had a goal disallowed for a marginal offside after a lengthy VAR check, denying them a dramatic winner. Benfica's attack, despite heavy possession, lacked its usual sharpness, while Santa Clara's goalkeeper delivered a standout performance with several crucial saves. The draw meant Benfica lost ground on their rivals at the top of the table, while Santa Clara earned a precious point in their fight against relegation. Benfica's manager expressed frustration at his team's wastefulness, while Santa Clara's coach hailed his team's character. The Benfica lineup featured their star attackers, but they were unable to find a winning goal.