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FC Porto v SL Benfica Tactical CAM/FULL MATCH

FC Porto: Diogo Costa, Alberto Costa, Jakub Kiwior, Jan Bednarek, Francisco Moura, Gabri Veiga (Pablo Rosario, 62’), Alan Varela (Rodrigo Mora, 90’), Victor Froholdt, Pepê (William Gomes, 62’), Samu (Deniz Gül, 75’), Borja Sainz Benfica: Anatoliy Trubin, Amar Dedic, António Silva, Nicolás Otamendi, Samuel Dahl (João Rego, 90’), Enzo Barrenechea, Richard Ríos, Fredrik Aursnes, Georgiy Sudakov (Tomás Araújo, 90’), Dodi Lukebakio (Leandro Barreiro, 79’), Vangelis Pavlidis As the tension grew inside the Estádio do Dragão for the Clássico between Dragons and Eagles, the starting lineups could already tell us a lot. Mourinho found a way to fit into the FC Porto formation and started a clear 4-3-3 used by Farioli. A formation that the Benfica fans were begging for, since Bruno Lage was famous for not playing wide with his wingers. However, with the likes of Sudakov playing on the left side, it was expected that he would drift into the inside of the pitch in order to find space between the Dragons’ midfield and defensive lines. Not everything is what it looks like. The Special One opted for a classical Jorge Jesus 4-2-3-1: Rios and Barrenechea playing as a double pivot, Aursnes on the left wing and Sudakov as a pure number 10, with the mission to be the connection with Pavlidis. Farioli remained faithful to a formula that up until now only gave him wins. Mourinho appeared with a medium block but with almost no pressure on the ball, relying on a FC Porto mistake to recover the ball. Farioli maintained the high-pressure football, valuing possession and trying to recover the ball as quickly as possible. In fact, in the first half, Mourinho seemed like he wanted to rattle the young FC Porto team with mind games more than he wanted to play football: constant time-wasting play and conversations between both benches getting heated at every physical contact. A classic of the Special One in order to try and get a positive result. The truth is not even with the double pivot Benfica managed to hold the midfield of the Dragons. Through the middle or on the wings, FC Porto won almost every duel throughout the first half where the home side looked far superior and Benfica didn’t manage to create a single chance or inflict any danger into the defence of the blue and white team. The second half brought nothing new in relation to what had been the first 45 minutes, although Benfica had more of the ball compared to the first half and, due to the FC Porto players being tired, managed to go on the counter-attack more times. Despite that, the Dragons were always in control and created more chances, including a ball that hit the crossbar from (who else?) Rodrigo Mora. An uninspired Benfica and a FC Porto that was fighting against a parked bus resulted in a nil-nil result. The blue and whites tasted for the first time this season another flavour other than victory.