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Briosa heads to half-time losing 0-2 against Benfica B

Diário de Coimbra11 September 2026 at 21:37

Briosa faced Benfica B in a match where the home team found itself in a significant deficit at halftime. The "young eagles," as Benfica B is known, dominated the first half and arrived at the break with a two-goal lead without reply.

Francisco Silva was the first to score, putting Benfica B ahead during the first half hour of the match. Shortly after, Olívio Tomé increased the tally for the visiting team, consolidating their lead before halftime.

Briosa thus entered the dressing rooms in a difficult situation, needing a comeback in the second half to avoid defeat. The article provides no information on how the rest of the match unfolded.

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