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The goal of Benfica's comeback: referee awarded penalty on Aursnes and Pavlidis did not waste it
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The goal of Benfica's comeback: referee awarded penalty on Aursnes and Pavlidis did not waste it

Record13 September 2026 at 20:00

Benfica managed a comeback in the score, with a penalty goal deciding the decisive play of the match. The referee considered there was a foul on Aursnes inside the area, signaling the penalty spot in favor of the red-and-white team.

The Greek striker Pavlidis was the chosen player to take the penalty and did not waste the opportunity, successfully converting the shot and giving his team victory through this play.

This penalty goal came in the context of a match against Gil Vicente, where Pavlidis stood out by scoring twice, thus completing a brace in the match. The player showed effectiveness both in the penalty execution and in the remaining occasions when he appeared in attack.

The comeback provided by Pavlidis's goal allowed Benfica to secure the three points in this competition, with the Greek striker assuming a determining role in his team's final result.

Why this matters

Benfica fans learn that the team achieved a comeback victory, with Pavlidis standing out by scoring two goals. The penalty on Aursnes was crucial for the result, directly affecting the team's standing in the Portuguese league. This article follows the usual coverage of the red-and-whites' games.

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