The feud between Porto and Benfica probably goes back hundreds of years.

Distant friends and close attacks, borrowing knives to kill, robbing while the fire is burning, fishing in troubled waters, drawing wages from the bottom of the kettle, and the old man pushing the cart...... This is simply the 36 strategies of the Portuguese Super League.

It's okay for you to find trouble with me, I'll explode your black material, and if there is no wind, it will set off a three-foot wave, and it is the happiest thing to see the other party's bad luck.

This time Porto was eliminated from the Champions League, and Benfica did not fall on the side and say some cool words.

Miscalculation? Inexistent!

Even if it hadn't been misjudged, Porto wouldn't have been able to beat AC Milan, and now it's just trying to find a fig leaf to hold on to the miscalculation.

Originally, the Porto players were holding back their strength and had nowhere to vent, but it just so happened that all their brains were vented on Benfica.

Therefore, at the beginning of the game, the players of Porto rushed towards Benfica like wolves, and the momentum of devouring them alive seemed to really bite Benfica into their stomachs, and then digest them into poop......

Charge, non-stop charge, no one can stop Porto's attack.

The crazy Porto has turned the dragon stadium into a dragon that is really about to take off.

This is completely different from the usual Porto, which directly stunned Benfica, and they felt the unstoppable Porto against Milan.

Originally, Benfica also planned to beat the water dogs and teach Porto a good lesson, after all, in their opinion, being eliminated from the Champions League, where is there any momentum in Porto.

But they ignored Porto's fighting spirit, and if they could have put themselves in their shoes, they would never have made the same mistake as they did today.

In the first ten minutes of the game, Benfica did not even attack through the half, and was completely firmly suppressed by Porto in their own half, unable to breathe.

It's no joke, Porto's stormy attack is really like a storm and a tsunami, so that Benfica's small boat floating on the sea has been overturned I don't know how many times.

Quaresma opened the scoring with a stunning break down the right, slicking past Givanio and Beto before diving down to deliver his trademark outside instep cross.

Unfortunately, Fabiano, who was outflanked in the middle, was half a beat slower and couldn't get the ball, otherwise Porto would have taken the lead at the beginning.

A minute later, Porto's attack was back in action, with a brilliant one-two from Diego on the left and Postiga on the left flank, dribbling into the box and then striking a powerful shot that would have changed the score had it not been for Benfica goalkeeper Moreira's courageous play.

Then, Meireles and Maniche in the middle were not to be outdone, and after continuous passing, Meireles stepped forward with the ball, and not far from the middle of the penalty area, came with a shocking shot.

With a sound from Duang, the ball slammed into the crossbar of the goal, startling the Benfica players in a cold sweat.

Everyone looked at the Porto players opposite in shock, and at that moment, they were really scared in their hearts.

No one would have imagined that they would face such a formidable Porto team today.

Doesn't it mean that Porto is already on the verge of collapse?

Why is it as terrible as the devil now?

It's scary!

Benfica coach Coman secretly screamed badly, and hurriedly waved his hand to the sidelines, so that the players continued to retreat deeper, he could see that the current Porto is definitely in a state of explosion, failed to score, just the calm before the storm, and once the storm comes, I am afraid it will directly destroy the entire Benfica.

This game is not easy to play.

Benfica may not be as strong as Porto as a whole, but there is not such an irreparable gap between the two sides, but today, in front of a furious Porto, Benfica is like a schoolboy team, completely unable to resist.

In the end, Benfica still couldn't hold the back of the net.

In the 15th minute of the first half, Quaresma made a series of wonderful breakthroughs on the inside of the right flank, and after cutting inside against gravity, he curled a shot with the outside of his right foot, and the ball slid into Benfica's goal like a scimitar.

The Dragon Stadium was boiling directly, and Quaresma's goal ignited the entire stadium and ignited the excitement of the fans.

Once again, he incarnated as a corkscrew, breaking down his opponent's seemingly unbreakable defense.

Looking at Quaresma, who was celebrating passionately on the field, Benfica coach Coman couldn't help but shake his head bitterly.

It's Quaresma again!

Is Porto, with Quaresma, so invincible?

If he had been able to hold on a bit last summer and convince the president to buy Quaresma, who was swept away by Barcelona, he would have been the one celebrating his goal on the sidelines.

After conceding the goal, Benfica had to attack, and the direct collision between the two title contenders will undoubtedly be related to the final championship, if Benfica cannot win away from Porto, then they will be separated from the Portuguese Super League champions.

Benfica's attack means more and better opportunities for Porto, and Benfica's empty half-time will become the best running track for their sprint, especially for Quaresma, as he nicknames the Mustang, where it gallops.

Disrupting another attack from Benfica, Diego deflected a long ball and smashed the ball to the feet of Quaresma.

Facing the almost empty half in front of him, Quaresma spread his feet and rushed forward like a gust of wind, and he was probably the only one who could stop him.

There is no need for fancy dribbles, and in a sprint, or even a hidden shoulder sink, it can shake your opponent's center of gravity.

Even if Quaresma's breakthrough has not really come to fruition, there is no way to reach the point where every cell in his body can make feints, but this is still an unstoppable existence for the defenders of the Portuguese Super League.

After checking Givanio's defensive position in Benfica's half, Quaresma did not continue to break forward, but took advantage of the situation to push the ball towards goal.

There, Fabiano and Postiga have formed a situation of double ghost slapping on the door.

It is not necessary to score every goal by yourself, and choosing a more direct and effective way is what a superstar should really have.

Fabiano and Postiga did not waste the good ball sent by Quaresma, and under the constant pull of the opponent, Postiga at the front point raised his right foot and leaked the ball to Fabiano at the back point.

The unguarded Brazilian striker, facing the Benfica goalkeeper, calmly pushed the ball into the bottom right corner of the goal to rewrite the scoreline.

2:0

Just over halfway through the first half, Porto, who were in full form, taught Benfica a good lesson.

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