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31/03/08 FC Porto The teams lined up: Belenenses:
Júlio César, Amaral (Fernando 89), Rolando, Hugo Alcântara, Rodrigo Alvim, Ruben Amorim, Gabriel Gomez, Silas (Rafael Bastos 84), José Pedro, Roncatto (João Paulo Oliveira 79), Weldon. The teams lined up: Benfica: Quim, Nélson, Edcarlos, Katsouranis, Léo, Petit, Maxi Pereira (Di Maria 59), Rui Costa, Cristian Rodriguez, Nuno Gomes (Mantorras 79), Cardozo (Binya 86). Sporting
won by the same margin as their Lisbon neighbours at Naval, winning away for the first time in three months. Sporting were behind on 11 minutes, Rui Patrício dropping a cross at the feet of Marcelinho
. But in a two minute period around the 20-minute mark, Sporting were in front through Miguel Veloso and then Liedson. The latter got his second a quarter of an hour later, and then Yannick
Djaló, back from injury, made it four ten minutes from time. Sporting go provisionally fourth, four points behind Benfica and Vitória de Guimarães. The teams lined up: Naval:
Godeméche, Gaúcho e China; Gilmar e Delfim; Dudu, Davide (João Ribeiro, 46m) e Marinho (Saulo, 70m); Marcelinho. The teams lined up: Nacional:
Bracalli, Patacas, Lopes, Cardozo, Alonso, Fellype Gabriel (Rodrigo 79), Edson, Cléber, Juliano, Fabiano (Fábio Coentrão 16), Lipatin (Haliche 46). The teams lined up: Sporting Braga:
Kieszek, João Pereira, Rodriguez, Paulo Jorge, Carlos Fernandes, Pablo Contreras (Stélvio 79), Roberto Brum (Frechaut 61), Vandinho (Linz 46), José Manuel, Jaílson, Matheus. Estrela da Amadora got three valuable points in their fight against relegation on Saturday, beating rivals Académica 3-1. Anselmo started them off on 16 minutes,
Lito equalised for Os Estudantes five minutes later and giant Maurício restored Estrela's lead with a trademark header ten minutes after that, Académica's Vítor Vinha being sent off in the meantime.
Moreno confirmed the win ten minutes from time. The teams lined up: Estrela da Amadora:
Nelson, Rui Duarte, Hugo Carreira, Maurício, Hélder Cabral, Fernando, Celestino (Giancarlo 62), Mendonça (Pedro Pereira 53), Tiago Gomes, Mateus, Anselmo (Moreno 75). Académica:
Pedro Roma, Pedrinho, Orlando, Káká, Vítor Vinha, Paulo Sérgio, Miguel Pedro (Berger 37), Lito, Nuno Piloto (Tiero 61), Luís Aguiar (Ivanildo 65), Joeano.
Vitória de Guimarães went second in the Liga on Friday with a 1-0 home win over Marítimo. Vitória had the best chances in the game, but left it until two minutes from time to take the points
through sub Roberto. The teams lined up: Vitória de Guimarães:
Nilson, Andrezinho, Sereno, Geromel, Momha (Carlitos 77), João Alves, Flávio Meireles, Alan, Ghilas (Fajardo 72), Desmarets, Mrdakovic (Roberto 61).
Sporting and Nacional arrived at half time tied 0-0 in the final game of the 23rd jornada on Monday. In ten crazy minutes early in the second half, however, Sporting
were 4-0 up through Liedson (x 2), Moutinho and Yannick, making his return after injury. Lipatin
got a consolation for a shell-shocked Nacional a minute from time. Romagnoli missed a penalty for Sporting. The result takes Sporting up to 5th, equal on points with Vitória de Setúbal and four points off
the Champions League places (occupied by Benfica and Vitória de Guimarães). The teams lined up: Sporting:
Rui Patrício, Abel, Gladstone, Polga, Ronny, Pereirinha, Adrien, João Moutinho (Farnerud 76), Romagnoli, Liedson, Tiuí (Vukcevic 46). Benfica
held on to their second place in the Liga Sunday with a 1-1 draw at Marítimo. Showing line up changes at the kick-off, Benfica managed to conceal recent weaknesses in the first half, with Cardozo
heading them in front on 25 minutes. But in the second half, Marítimo were in charge and drew level a quarter of an hour from the end, 20-year-old sub Ytalo
running onto a through ball and prodding past Quim for his first touch and first goal on his début. The teams lined up: Marítimo:
Marcos, Ricardo Esteves (Briguel 50,), Gregory, Van der Linden, Evaldo, Bruno, Olberdam, Marcinho, Mossoró, Fábio Felício (Djalma 62), Baba (Ytalo 73). Lopes put through his own goal after just 33 seconds to give
Sporting Braga the lead over Naval, and Wender and Jailson added to the score to make it 3-0 and keep Braga 6th in the Liga. Mateus and Jorge Ribeiro
put Boavista in front against Estrela da Amadora, both goals coming in the second half. Giancarlo
pulled one back for Estrela, and the Lisbon club had a legitimate call for a penalty, a foul by 'keeper Jehle on Anselmo, turned down. Edson
got one goal midway through the first half and another on the hour to give Paços de Ferreira an unexpected lead over form side Vitória de Setúbal, and despite a late goal by Ricardo Chaves, it was
second-from-bottom Paços who took all three points to keep their hopes of survival alive. Roberto put Leixões
in front in the second half at home to FC Porto, but the irrepressible Porto found a way back and claimed all three points through Lisandro López and Tarik. The teams lined up:
Leixões: Beto, Nuno Silva (Pedro Cervantes 75), Joel, Elvis, Nuno Amaro, Bruno China, Filipe Oliveira, Castanheira, Jorge Gonçalves, Hugo Morais (Jorge Duarte 63), Roberto (Diogo Valente 78).
Académica drew at home to Belenenses, neither side managing a goal. Belenenses' Cândido Costa, who had scored Boavista's winner with an own goal last
Monday, was again unfortunate, getting a red card on the hour. Vitória de Guimarães jumped to second in the Liga Friday with a 1-0
win at doomed but motivated União de Leiria, who were coming off the back of an excellent draw at the Luz which forced the exit of Benfica coach José António Camacho. Chances were shared in the first half, but
the decisive goal came on 67 minutes, an unmarked The teams lined up: União de Leiria:
Fernando, Éder, Bruno Miguel, Hugo Costa, Patrick, Arvid (Cadu 70), Tiago, Faria (Tonito 65), Harison, N´Gal, Paulo César.
Belenenses missed the opportunity to move into the European places Monday, losing 2-3 at home to an improving Boavista. Belenenses haven't beaten Boavista at home since 1994, but they looked on track
to breaking the fast after a quarter of an hour, Silas
driving through Jehle after the Boavista defence had failed to clear a Rodrigo Alvim cross from the left. Belenenses deserved the lead – Boavista's first shot on goal had come only after ten minutes – but
Jorge Ribeiro's thunderous shot from 25 metres ten minutes later fully deserved to be an equaliser. Then on 38 minutes, the same Ribeiro drove a corner to the back post where Luís Loureiro
rose to crash home a header and put his side in front. There was still time before the break for Belenenses to draw back level, Weldon heading in from a José Pedro corner. The game lost quality in
the second half as legs became tired on the sodden pitch, and the nature of Boavista's eventual winner on the hour was indicative of this: Mateus was freed down the right, and his hopeful, low cross was turned into his
own goal by Cândido Costa. It was Boavista's first away win of the season. The teams lined up: Belenenses: Júlio César, Cândido Costa, Rolando, Hugo Alcântara, Rodrigo Alvim,
Gomez (Marco Ferreira 46), Ruben Amorim (Jankauskas 77), Silas, José Pedro, Weldon, Roncatto (João Paulo 77). Ricardo Quaresma got the only goal on the half-hour in FC Porto's 1-0
win over Académica
on Sunday. It could have been more, but the one goal, a swinging shot from the edge of the area that Pedro Roma might have stopped, was enough. Porto's Mariano was sent off on the stroke of time, ten minutes after he had come on as sub.
The teams lined up: FC Porto: Helton, Fucile, Bruno Alves, Pedro Emanuel, Cech, Paulo Assunção, Raul Meireles (Lino 90), Lucho, Tarik (Farias 71), Lisandro, Quaresma (Mariano 80). The teams lined up: Benfica: Quim; Luís Filipe, Zoro (Sepsi 73), Edcarlos, Léo, Di María (Nuno Assis 79m), Rui Costa, Bynia, Rodriguez, Nuno Gomes (Mantorras 79), Cardozo
The teams lined up: Vitória de Guimarães: Nilson, Andrezinho, Sereno, Geromel, Momha, Flávio Meireles, João Alves (Fajardo 90), Alan, Ghilas (Roberto 83), Desmarets, Mrdakovic (Moreno,76) In the other Liga game of the day,
Naval beat Leixões 2-1, Saulo putting them in front before Roberto
equalised for the visitors. Leixões defender Ezequias was sent off seven minutes into the second half, and Naval clinched all three points through Marcelinho fifteen miutes from time. Sporting Braga broke a run of eight straight games without a win by beating Nacional 1-0
in Madeira Saturday. In a very even game, it took a free kick from out on the left by José Manuel on 26 minutes, which missed heads and feet near goal before finding its way inside the far post, to break the
deadlock. The nearest Nacional came to equalising was a fierce shot in the second half by sub Fábio Coentrão that rattled the bar. The teams lined up: Nacional:
Bracali, Patacas, Ricardo Fernandes, Cardozo, Alonso, Cléber, Edson, Juliano, Juninho (Lipatin 54), Rodrigo (Adriano 83), Pateiro (Fábio Coentrão (54) Anselmo got
Estrela da Amadora's goal in a 1-0 win at home to Paços de Ferreira, who remain firmly rooted second from bottom. Vitória de Setúbal
went provisionally third with a 1-0 win over Marítimo on Friday. Cláudio Pitbull scored from the spot on 77 minutes after Bruno had brought Sandro down in the box.
The teams lined up: Vitória de Setúbal: Eduardo, Janício, Robson, Auri, Jorginho, Elias (Filipe Gonçalves 89), Sandro, Ricardo Chaves, Bruno Gama (Bruno Severino 60), Kim (Leandro 46), Cláudio Pitbull.
Paços de Ferreira went one-up through William on ten minutes at home to Belenenses on Monday, but their momentum was dealt a damaging blow on 20 when Rovérsio
was sent off for bringing down Rocatto in the box; José Pedro scored from the spot. Peçanha
put through his own goal five minutes from half-time to hand Belenenses all three points. Paços remain in terrible trouble, second from bottom. The teams lined up: Paços de Ferreira:
Peçanha, Ferreira (Pedrinha 53), Rovérsio, Kiko, Chico Silva, Dedé (Carlos Carneiro 70), Paulo Sousa; Edson, Wesley, Cristiano, William (Luiz Carlos 30).
Sporting and Benfica drew 1-1 Sunday in the Lisbon derby in front of around 40,000. Sporting got off to a roaring start and were smothering a disorganised Benfica, especially down the left, and after
Vukcevic headed home on ten minutes, Sporting fans might have thought that a thrashing was on the cards. Slowly but surely, however, Benfica began to come round, culminating in a Cardozo
header from a Rui Costa corner on 38 minutes. It was the way the score finished, but it might have been a different story if Cardozo, for an elbow in Tonel's face, and Katsouranis, for a karate kick on João Moutinho, had been sent off. A quarter of an hour from the end, Benfica did have a player sent off, Nélson going for a two-footed lunge at Celsinho. Earlier, Vukcevic appeared to have been fouled inside the penalty area by Léo, but nothing was given. Sporting, then, may have some reason to complain about
Paulo Paraty's refereeing, but the fact is that they did not take advantage of their early dominance and the numerical superiority for the last 15 minutes and thus remain five points off their Lisbon rivals,
slipping into fifth place behind FC Porto, Benfica, Vitória de Guimarães and Vitória de Setúbal. The teams lined up: Sporting:
Rui Patrício, Abel (Purovic 77), Tonel, Polga, Grimi, Pereirinha, Miguel Veloso, João Moutinho, Izmailov (Celsinho 69), Tiuí, Vukcevic. It was a day of 1-1 draws because that's how the other game, Naval at home to Nacional, finished. Juliano scored a penalty just before the break, while Marcelinho
gave Naval a point in the second half. FC Porto travelled across town to a pleasantly well-filled Bessa (20,000 +) to draw 0-0 with
Boavista
Saturday. Porto rested most of their first team side and, perhaps because of this, Boavista produced some of their best football of the season. While there were no goals, Ricardo Quaresma, on as sub in the second half and playing in a central midfield role, did rattle the crossbar with a dipping shot that had Peter Jehle beaten.
The teams lined up: Boavista: Peter Jehle, Gilberto Silva, Moisés, Marcelão, Brayan Angulo, Fleurival, Diakité, Jorge Ribeiro (Bruno Pinheiro 87), Zé Kalanga (Luís Loureiro 78), Laionel
(Hussaine 67), Mateus.
In front of just 725 spectators at União de Leiria, Claudio Pitbull on nine minutes and Bruno Gama on 74 put Vitória de Setúbal into fourth in the Liga, above Sporting.
Leixões went in front against Académica from the spot, Roberto striking home a penalty on 19 minutes. Five minutes later, Joeano
diverted a shot in for Académica's equaliser, and the same player put Académica in front on the hour. Leixões had a second penalty just before the final whistle, this time scored by Jorge Gonçalves, which gave
them a point. In the Minho derby, Sporting Braga and Vitória de Guimarães opened the 21st jornada with a 0-0
draw Friday. The teams provided a good spectacle for a full house at Braga's AXA Stadium, but the nearest either came to a goal was through Braga's Linz, who hit a post early in the second half. Braga have not won in the last eight
Liga games, while third-place Guimarães put two points between themselves and Sporting, who play Benfica on Sunday. The teams lined up: Sporting Braga:
Kieszek, João Pereira, Paulo Jorge, Rodriguez, Miguelito, Roberto Brum, Contreras, José Manuel (Matheus 57), César Peixoto (Stélvio 70), Wender (Jailson 78), Linz.
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