Two different parts dictate the distribution of points

SUMMARY

oh Benfica B they met Académico de Viseu this Sunday, November 3, at the Estádio Municipal do Fontelo, in a match for the 10th round of League 2. The match ended in a 1-1 draw (1-1).

In a duel designed as a “high level of difficulty”, coach Nélson Veríssimo promised that the Reds would play “eye to eye” against the opposition, to “give Benfica an answer”.

For the game, compared to the meeting with the Tondela (from the 9th round), the coach only encouraged change in the eleventh hourclimb Leandro Santos instead of Francisco Domingues. So, the Eagles entered the game with André Gomes, Leandro Santos, Joshua Wynder, Gustavo Marques, Diogo Spencer, Diogo Prioste, Nuno Félix, Hugo Félix, João Rego, Gerson Sousa and Gustavo Varela.

The first ten minutes were controlled by the Reds, coming out in construction and with more possession of the ball, but not close to the goal. From now on, Académico de Viseu became more offensive and forced André Gomes to show his work.

At 11′ and 13′, the The Benfica B goalkeeper faced Gautier. In the first move, the goalkeeper made an incomplete save, and then stopped the ball; in the second minute, André Gomes grabbed the ball directly from a free kick.

Working well in defence, those led by Nélson Veríssimo showed themselves, once again, in good shape against the 14′. Michelis bought the ball and André Gomes hit the ball with his armletting go of her. Before he reached the enemy, Hugo Felix was in control, removing the threat.

Six minutes passed from the danger to the goal (20′). After a corner taken by Gautier, Gustavo Varela cleared the ball with a header, but the ball reached his feet Yuri Araújo, who shot to make it 1-0.

The game was close, with both teams attacking and trying to hit the opposing net. to the 22′Hugo Felix hit a free kick and João Rego denied the ball, clearing the home team’s goal. Three minutes later (25′), Gustavo Varela, in the area, was stopped by goalkeeper Gril. After intervention of VAR and photo consultancy, the Referee Luís Filipe overturned the decision to award a penalty for Benfica B and the yellow card shown to the goalkeeper of Académico de Viseu.

another time, André Gomes made a crucial save from Miguel Bandarra’s head (32′). Result, of 1-0, didn’t change until interval.

In the second half it was all about going in and… scoring! From a corner taken by Hugo Félix, João Rego headed home the equalizer at the Estádio Municipal do Fontelo! It was done 1-1to the 46′. Before that, Diogo Prioste forced Gril to stretch out in tight defence.

More important, and affecting the first moments of the joint phase, the Benfica B collected several consecutive chances to take the lead. At 51 ‘, Leandro Santos kicked, to clean Gril. In the rest, Gustavo Varela still ran to meet the ball, but he could not prevent it from leaving the baseline.

No minute 62, Gautier set himself apart and, face to face Andrew Gomesthe keeper saw deny him the attempt. Great reading and distance from the red defender!

In a fairer tone, and lower intensitythe teams’ iconic moments were few and far between. to the 78′, Leandro Santos headed for Gustavo Varela, but the striker did not touch the ball.

Already in compensation time, at 90’+5′, Andrew Gomes – Election of the Footman – one repeated great protectionthis time from a perspective by Soriano Mané. Therefore, the game ended in a 1-1 draw (1-1).

At a meeting of Day 11 of League 2, registered for the 3:30pm on Sunday, November 10Benfica B gets the Alverca No Field number 1 on the Benfica Campus.

CONFIRMATION

Nélson Veríssimo (Benfica B coach): “A game with two special halves. In the first half we started well in the first 20 minutes, but Académico de Viseu began to dominate with time. Our team was not at that level, with stoppage time us. At half-time we appealed this position.”

Nuno Félix (Benfica B midfielder): “In the first half we were not at our level. We could not settle our game. The coach corrected some things during the break and in the second half we started well. Emphasize the fans who supported us throughout the game, regardless of the result. We changed the way we played. We started playing at half-time, we started building three.