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Benfica 2019/20 Home kit Small

Benfica 2019/20 Home kit Small

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A beautiful kit from Benfica in size Small and excellent condition. It was manufactured by Adidas with their very own ClimaLite Technology.

In the 2019/20 season, Benfica's performance in various competitions was as follows:

  • Primeira Liga: 2nd place. Benfica finished behind FC Porto, who won the league title.
  • Taça de Portugal: Runners-up. Benfica reached the final but were defeated by FC Porto.

  • Taça da Liga (League Cup): Third round. Benfica was eliminated in the early stages of the competition.

  • Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira: Winners. Benfica won the Super Cup by defeating FC Porto 2-0.

  • UEFA Champions League: Group stage. Benfica did not advance beyond the group stage.

  • UEFA Europa League: Round of 32. Benfica was eliminated by Shakhtar Donetsk in the knockout phase.

During the 2019/20 season, several key players were instrumental for Benfica:

  1. Pizzi (Luis Miguel Afonso Fernandes): The Portuguese midfielder was a crucial playmaker for Benfica, contributing both goals and assists. He was one of the team's top performers and a key figure in their attacking setup.

  2. Rúben Dias: The central defender had a standout season, showcasing his defensive prowess and leadership. His performances earned him significant recognition and he eventually moved to Manchester City in the following season.

  3. Darwin Núñez: The Uruguayan forward made a significant impact with his goal-scoring ability. He was one of Benfica's primary attacking threats and played a key role in their offensive play.

  4. Álex Grimaldo: The Spanish left-back was vital both defensively and offensively, contributing with his crossing and attacking runs down the flank.

  5. Julian Weigl: The German midfielder provided stability in the midfield, known for his passing accuracy and ability to control the tempo of the game.

  6. Andrija Živković: Limited impact with 4 appearances, no goals or assists.
  7. Chiquinho: 37 appearances, 3 goals, 17 assists.
  8. Diogo Jota
  9. Andreas Samaris
  10. Odisseas Vlachodimos: 44 appearances, 33 clean sheets

Here are some interesting facts about Benfica:

  1. Founding and History: Founded on February 28, 1904, Sport Lisboa e Benfica is one of the "Big Three" Portuguese football clubs, alongside FC Porto and Sporting CP. It is often referred to simply as Benfica.

  2. Stadium: The club’s home ground is the Estádio da Luz, which means “Stadium of Light.” It was originally opened in 1954 and rebuilt in 2003. The new stadium has a capacity of around 64,000, making it one of the largest in Portugal.

  3. European Success: Benfica has won the European Cup (now the UEFA Champions League) twice, in 1961 and 1962. These victories marked the club as one of the early giants of European football.

  4. Record Titles: Benfica holds the record for the most Primeira Liga titles. As of 2024, the club has won the league more than 37 times, showcasing its dominance in Portuguese football.

  5. Eusébio da Silva Ferreira: One of the greatest footballers of all time, Eusébio, played for Benfica from 1960 to 1975. He won the Ballon d'Or in 1965 and is celebrated as a national hero in Portugal.

  6. Youth Development: Benfica is renowned for its strong youth academy, which has produced many talented players who have gone on to have successful careers in football, including Luís Figo, João Félix, and Rúben Dias.

  7. Rivalries: Benfica has fierce rivalries with FC Porto and Sporting CP. Matches against these teams are known as the "Clássico" (against FC Porto) and "Tigre" (against Sporting CP), respectively.

  8. Global Fanbase: The club boasts a large and passionate global fanbase, with supporters spread across various countries. The fans are known for their vibrant and enthusiastic support.

  9. Mascot: The club’s mascot is an eagle named "Águia Vitória" (Victory), symbolizing the club’s aspirations and pride.

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