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Benfica Women

03-19 02:00

4 - 1

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Braga Women

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Benfica Women

Braga Women

Attacks

139

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11008

2034

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End 4-1

90′

leticia almeida

p.encinas

90′

clarinha

A.Gasper

89′

Malu schmidt

84′

kailyn dudukovich

Nadia bravo

84′

A.Rute

81′

R. Engesvik

D.Silva

81′

C. M. Gutiérrez

N.Raysla

78′

A.Halldórsdóttir

margaret detrizio

78′

c.vieira

M. Ines

73′

carolina tristao

Moller

67′

4-1

C.Amado

Assist: L.Alves

61′

3-1

Moller

Assist: D.Silva

57′

m.alagoa

Maribel flores

57′

A.Rute

r.ana cunha

49′

2-1

D.Silva

Halftime 1-1

31′

m.miller

26′

1-1

N.Raysla

Assist: A.Gasper

3′

0-1

Malu schmidt

Assist: Nadia bravo

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Match Info

Benfica Women secured a commanding 4-1 victory over Braga Women in the Portuguese Women's Cup, advancing their quest for domestic cup glory. The match, played on March 19, 2026, saw the Lisbon-based side assert their dominance with a clinical attacking display. This result is a significant step for Benfica as they aim to add the Taça de Portugal Feminina to their collection, showcasing the gap between the nation's top sides and their challengers in a one-sided cup tie. The home side took control early, netting two first-half goals to establish a comfortable lead. Braga Women struggled to contain Benfica's fluid forward line, and any hope of a comeback was extinguished shortly after the restart when Benfica added a third. A consolation goal for Braga provided a brief moment of respite, but Benfica quickly reasserted their authority, sealing the comprehensive 4-1 win with a late fourth goal. The match was defined by Benfica's superior finishing and midfield control, with few controversial moments as they executed their game plan flawlessly. This victory propels Benfica Women into the next round of the Portuguese Women's Cup, keeping them on track for a potential domestic double. For Braga, the cup journey ends, and they must now refocus on their league campaign. Post-match, the Benfica manager praised the team's professional attitude and killer instinct in front of goal, while the Braga coach acknowledged the quality of the opponent and the need to learn from the experience. The starting XIs featured the usual key players for both sides, with Benfica's attacking trio proving particularly decisive on the night.