US EditionBenfica goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin looks for more Champions League magic against Real Madrid
- At 8pm GMT today, Benfica host Real Madrid at Estadio da Luz in the first leg of a two-legged tie that concludes in Madrid next week.
- Given recent domestic results, Benfica earned a playoff spot thanks to a late headed goal from Trubin, while Real Madrid faces season pressure after domestic setbacks.
- Notably, Raúl Asencio is suspended and Rodrygo serves a UEFA ban, while Jude Bellingham and Éder Militão are sidelined, but Kylian Mbappé is fit and available.
- Given the stakes, broadcasters like Amazon Prime Video and ESPN note wide coverage, while bookmakers list Real Madrid as favorites at 10, underscoring global interest.
- Looking at personnel, Benfica's historical Champions League record shows three wins over Real Madrid, with Mourinho's defence led by Nicolás Otamendi and attack from Gianluca Prestianni enhancing their chances.
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The encarnants are again receiving the merengues after the victory on the last day of the league phase, now on the playoff access to the eight of the League of Champions. The party starts at 20h in the Light. Continue here.
Benfica goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin looks for more Champions League magic against Real Madrid
When Benfica and Ukraine goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin comes to one day look back on his playing career, there’s one moment he’ll likely never ever forget: his first professional goal.
The Champions League returns and one of its first matches today pits Benfica against Real Madrid in Lisbon.The clubs are back in the framework of the European championship playoffs, in their one-way duel.When Benfica vs. Real Madrid playsBenfica vs. Real Madrid's match is this Tuesday, February 17, at 5:00 p.m. in Chile.The clubs are measured at Estadio da Luz in Lisbon, Portugal, for this engagement.Where to see Benfica vs. Real MadridBenfica's…
Before the double confrontation in the league of champions against Benfica Lisbon, a real turning point in the club season, confidence seems to be back in Madrid.
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