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Attention! Benfica has news about punishment that means closed-door match

Glorioso 1904 – Se é notícia do Benfica, está aqui12 September 2026 at 17:40

Benfica should be able to play with spectators the first home match in the new edition of the National Women's Rink Hockey Championship. The Sports Arbitration Court accepted the precautionary measure presented by the red-and-white club, provisionally suspending the one-game closed-door punishment that had been applied by the federative Disciplinary Council.

The sanction originated from incidents recorded in the stands during the match played in Gulpilhares, referring to the final of the last national championship. In that final, Benfica's team won the 13th consecutive national title in their history.

Following the federative decision, the Benfica structure decided to formally contest the sentence at the Sports Arbitration Court. If there is no definitive decision by the date of the match, Benfica may receive the CRIAR-T team with their fans present in the stands.

Why this matters

Benfica fans in Portugal directly benefit from this decision, as they can attend the home game of the women's rink hockey team, something that would be prevented if the closed-door punishment remained in place. The court's provisional ruling allows the club to play at least one more match with spectators while the arbitration process continues.

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