Já vencedor da fase regular, a equipa 'encarnada' chegou ao intervalo a vencer 2-0, depois de golos de Zé Miranda, aos cinco e nove minutos. O Sporting reduziu ainda para 1-2 e 2-4, por Alessandro Verona (32) e Facu Bridge (43), mas foi impotente para travar o triunfo contrário, tendo o Benfica marcado mais três golos, através de Gonçalo Pinto (33), Lucas Ordoñez (35) e Zé Miranda (48).
O Benfica, que continua sem derrotas na presente edição do campeonato, está assim a apenas um triunfo de alcançar o 25.º título nacional, num palmarés liderado pelo FC Porto, com 26, enquanto o Sporting, vencedor este ano da Taça de Portugal e da Supertaça, persegue o 10.º título.
O terceiro jogo da final está agendado para as 15:00 de sábado, no pavilhão da Luz, enquanto, caso haja necessidade, o quarto jogo realiza-se no pavilhão João Rocha, em 24 de junho, e o quinto novamente no pavilhão da Luz, em 27 de junho.
Esta é a segunda vez que Benfica e Sporting disputam a final desde que o formato de play-off foi reintroduzido, em 2020/21, depois de em 2022/23 os ‘encarnados’ terem chegado ao título, impondo-se com três vitórias contra uma dos "leões".
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RTP NotíciasState / PublicCenter3 days agoBenfica defeated Sporting 5-2 in the first game of the national roller hockey finals, extending their lead in the series. Benfica remains undefeated in the current championship edition and needs just one more win to claim their 25th national title, while Sporting aims for their 10th title. The second game is scheduled for Saturday at 15:00 at the Luz Pavilion, with potential subsequent games at the João Rocha Pavilion and again at Luz.
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PúblicoIndependentCenter4 days agoSporting defeated Benfica 8-2 in the second game of the Portuguese Futsal League final at the João Rocha Pavilion, leveling the series after Benfica's earlier victory at the Luz Pavilion. Benfica scored first through Arthur but fell behind as Sporting took control with goals from Bruno Pinto, Zicky Te, Tomás Paçó, Pauleta, Wesley França, Alex Merlim, and Diogo Santos. The teams will face off again on Sunday at Benfica's venue, with potential subsequent matches scheduled if needed.
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PúblicoIndependentCenter8 days ago Ice hockey: Benfica ahead of Sporting in the championship finalBenfica defeated Sporting in the first match of the decisive playoff for the national championship title. The second game will take place at the João Rocha arena.
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