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A winning team doesn't change: the likely lineups for Aarhus-Benfica

Maisfutebol27 August 2026 at 09:24

Benfica faces Aarhus in a decisive match for the fight for access to the Europa League, and coach Marco Silva should maintain the same team that has been winning, following the principle that a winning team doesn't change. The article presents the probable lineups for this encounter, highlighting continuity as a strategy to secure European qualification.

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