Fotogaleria. FC Porto recebe a 80ª Taça de Portugal
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Veja alguns dos melhores momentos da noite deste sábado.
O FC Porto conquistou ontem pela 17.ª vez a Taça de Portugal de futebol, ao vencer o Benfica, por 2-1, conseguindo a 'dobradinha', depois de já se ter sagrado campeão nacional.
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The President of Portugal, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa (L), speaks with Fernando Gomes, president of Portuguese Soccer Federation, during the Portuguese Cup final soccer match between Benfica and FC Porto, held at Coimbra City stadium, Coimbra, Portugal, 1st August 2020. JOSE COELHO/LUSA
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The President of Portugal, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa (L), speaks with Fernando Gomes, president of Portuguese Soccer Federation, during the Portuguese Cup final soccer match between Benfica and FC Porto, held at Coimbra City stadium, Coimbra, Portugal, 1st August 2020. JOSE COELHO/LUSA
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FC Porto players celebrate after scoring a goal against Benfica during their Portuguese Cup final soccer match, held at Coimbra City stadium Coimbra, Portugal, 1st August 2020. PAULO CUNHA/LUSA
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A Benfica player reacts after loosing the Portuguese Cup final soccer match against FC Porto, held at Coimbra City stadium, in Coimbra, Portugal, 1 st August 2020. JOSE COELHO/LUSA
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The President of Portugal, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa (R) with Fernando Gomes, president of Portuguese Soccer Federation, in the end of the Portuguese Cup final soccer match between Benfica and FC Porto, held at Coimbra City stadium, Coimbra, Portugal, 1st August 2020. PAULO CUNHA/LUSA
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The President of Portugal, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, carries the trophy in the end of the Portuguese Cup final soccer match between Benfica and FC Porto, held at Coimbra City stadium, in Coimbra, Portugal, 1 st August 2020. JOSE COELHO/LUSA
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FC Porto players celebrate with the trophy after winning the Portuguese Cup final soccer match against Benfica at Coimbra City stadium, Coimbra, Portugal, 1st August 2020. JOSE COELHO/LUSA
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FC Porto players celebrate with the trophy after winning the Portuguese Cup final soccer match against Benfica at Coimbra City stadium, Coimbra, Portugal, 1st August 2020. JOSE COELHO/LUSA
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FC Porto president Pinto da Costa celebrates with the team after winning the Portuguese Cup final soccer match against Benfica at Coimbra City stadium, Coimbra, Portugal, 1st August 2020. PAULO CUNHA/LUSA
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FC Porto's head coach Sergio Conceicao (R) celebrates with his players after beating Benfica in the end of their Portuguese Cup final soccer held at Coimbra City stadium, Coimbra, Portugal, 1st August 2020. PAULO CUNHA/LUSA
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FC Porto head coach Sergio Conceicao (C) and his team celebrates with the trophy after winning the Portuguese Cup final soccer match against Benfica, held at Coimbra City stadium, in Coimbra, Portugal, 1 st August 2020. JOSE COELHO/LUSA
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FC Porto players celebrate with the trophy after winning the Portuguese Cup final soccer match against Benfica at Coimbra City stadium, Coimbra, Portugal, 1st August 2020. PAULO CUNHA/LUSA
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FC Porto players celebrate with the trophy after winning the Portuguese Cup final soccer match against Benfica at Coimbra City stadium, Coimbra, Portugal, 1st August 2020. PAULO CUNHA/LUSA
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FC Porto's team prior of their Portuguese Cup final soccer match with Benfica held at Coimbra City stadium, Coimbra, Portugal, 1st August 2020. PAULO CUNHA/LUSA
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Num Estádio Municipal de Coimbra vazio, devido à covid-19, o FC Porto, reduzido a 10 jogadores desde os 38 minutos, por expulsão de Luis Díaz, marcou por Chancel Mbemba, aos 47 e 59 minutos, com o Benfica a reduzir por Carlos Vinícius, aos 84, na marcação de uma grande penalidade.
Os 'dragões', que não venciam a Taça desde 2010/11, quando tinha feito a última 'dobradinha', somou o 17.º troféu e igualou o Sporting, ficando a nove do Benfica, que é o recordista de troféus.
O Benfica sagrou-se hoje, pela primeira vez na sua história, tetracampeão português de futebol, ao vencer em casa o Vitória de Guimarães, por 5-0, em jogo da 33.ª e penúltima jornada da I Liga.
O Benfica conquistou este domingo a Taça de Portugal de hóquei em patins pelo segundo ano consecutivo, depois de vencer o Sporting por 3-0, em Vila Franca de Xira.
