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Youth League: Benfica faces Pafos in the second round of the Champions Path

Maisfutebol1 September 2026 at 22:03

Benfica will face Pafos in the second round of the Youth League Champions Path. This knockout round will be played over two legs, with the first leg scheduled for October 28 and the second leg set for November 4. The draw determined this matchup between the Eagles and the Cypriot team. The Champions Path is the competition that brings together the champions and runners-up of the major European under-19 leagues, where Benfica aims to advance in the tournament.

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