Sporting Carimbou advances to Taça de Portugal final
One sentence summary – Sporting Carimbou advances to the final of the Taça de Portugal after defeating Rio Ave 2-1, with Pedro Gonçalves in the starting lineup and goals from Gonçalo Inácio and Viktor Gyokeres, awaiting the outcome of the Benfica vs Tirsense match to determine their final opponent.
At a glance
- Sporting Carimbou advances to the final of Taça de Portugal by defeating Rio Ave 2-1
- Pedro Gonçalves included in starting lineup, Gonçalo Inácio scores opening goal
- Viktor Gyokeres and André Luiz score for Sporting and Rio Ave respectively
- Sporting prioritizing efforts on competing for Taça de Portugal’s bi-championship
- Sporting makes changes to management team with additions of Ricardo Esgaio, Biel Teixeira, and Conrad Harder
The details
Sporting Carimbou has advanced to the final of the Taça de Portugal by defeating Rio Ave 2-1, with an aggregate score of 4-1.
The team is currently waiting for the outcome of the match between Benfica and Tirsense to determine their opponent in the final.
Pedro Gonçalves was included in the starting lineup, and Sporting had a strong start to the game, taking the lead at halftime with a header from Gonçalo Inácio in the 12th minute.
Viktor Gyokeres scored a goal at the 50-minute mark, and André Luiz scored for Rio Ave at the 66-minute mark, reducing the deficit.
Sporting is currently prioritizing their efforts on competing for the Taça de Portugal’s bi-championship.
Rui Borges made adjustments to the starting lineup, while Petit made a single substitution.
Gonçalo Inácio scored the opening goal of the match at the 12-minute mark.
Rio Ave had opportunities to score in the first half, but Rui Silva successfully prevented them from doing so.
Geny Catamo and Bakoulas were substituted into the game during the second half for Rio Ave.
Sporting made changes to their management team with the additions of Ricardo Esgaio, Biel Teixeira, and Conrad Harder.
André Luiz scored a goal for Rio Ave at the 66-minute mark.
Benfica will compete against Tirsense in the second leg to secure their spot in the Jamor final.
Sporting and Rio Ave will face each other in the semi-finals of the Taça de Portugal.
Sporting visited Mata Real in an attempt to reach the final, as they did in the previous season.
Sporting last won the Taça de Portugal in the 2018/19 season and is aiming to win the championship again.
The match was officiated by Hélder Carvalho and the initial whistle was scheduled for 20:45.
This was Sporting’s second consecutive win against Rio Ave, with a final score of 2-1 in favor of Sporting.
The lions displayed a strong performance during the match, with goals scored by players from Sporting.
The outcome of the match had significance for Sporting in terms of their position in the standings, while Rio Ave put up a strong effort until the conclusion of the game but ultimately did not prevail against Sporting.
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| – Sporting carimbou passaporte para final da Taça de Portugal ao derrotar Rio Ave (1-2, agregado de 1-4) |
| – Sporting espera vencedor da eliminatória entre Benfica e Tirsense – Pedro Gonçalves no onze, leões entraram mais fortes e foram para intervalo a vencer por cabeceamento de Gonçalo Inácio – Viktor Gyokeres marcou aos 50 minutos, André Luiz reduziu para Rio Ave aos 66 minutos – Sporting foca-se na luta pelo bicampeonato – Rui Borges fez alterações no onze inicial, Petit trocou apenas um jogador – Gonçalo Inácio marcou primeiro golo da partida aos 12 minutos – Rio Ave ameaçou empate no primeiro tempo, mas Rui Silva travou investidas – Geny Catamo e Bakoulas entraram no segundo tempo – Sporting entrou em modo gestão com entradas de Ricardo Esgaio, Biel Teixeira e Conrad Harder – André Luiz marcou golo de honra para Rio Ave aos 66 minutos – Benfica enfrentará |
| Tirsense na segunda mão para confirmar presença na final do Jamor – Sporting e Rio Ave voltam a medir forças nas ‘meias’ da Taça de Portugal – Sporting deslocou-se até à Mata Real para tentar repetir presença na final da temporada passada – Sporting não conquista Taça de Portugal desde 2018/19 – Rui Borges quer quebrar ‘jejum’ da Taça de Portugal e alcançar bicampeonato – Jogo teve arbitragem de Hélder Carvalho e apito inicial agendado para as 20h45 |
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| – Sporting venceu o Rio Ave por 2-1 – Esta foi a segunda vitória consecutiva do Sporting sobre o Rio Ave – O jogo terminou com um resultado de 2-1 a favor do Sporting – Os leões mostraram um bom desempenho durante a partida – O Rio Ave lutou até o fim, mas não conseguiu superar o Sporting – Os gols foram marcados por jogadores do Sporting – A vitória foi importante para o |
| Sporting na tabela classificativa – O Rio Ave teve momentos de destaque durante o jogo – O resultado final foi de 2-1 a favor do Sporting contra o Rio Ave. |
