2013 Eusébio Cup

2013 Eusébio Cup
Benfica São Paulo
Portugal Brazil
0 2
Date 3 August 2013 (2013-08-03)
Venue Estádio da Luz, Lisbon
Referee Duarte Gomes
Attendance 30,638

The 2013 Eusébio Cup was the 6th edition of the Eusébio Cup. It was won by Brazilian club São Paulo after a 2–0 victory over Benfica. This issue was one where, for the first time, a club outside Europe participated in the tournament.[1] Benfica was the game show to fans after the pre-season in Switzerland, and the São Paulo the game took place after the 2013 Audi Cup and before 2013 Suruga Bank Championship (to have won the 2012 Copa Sudamericana).

Match

3 August 2013
19:45 WEST
Benfica Portugal 0–2 Brazil São Paulo
Report Aloísio  53'
Tolói  63'
Estádio da Luz
Attendance: 30,638
Referee: Duarte Gomes
Benfica
São Paulo
BENFICA:
GK 13 Portugal Paulo Lopes
D 14 Uruguay Maxi Pereira  45'  86'
D 24 Argentina Ezequiel Garay
D 4 Brazil Luisão (c)  90+5'
D 12 Brazil Bruno Cortês
M 21 Serbia Nemanja Matić  78'
M 35 Argentina Enzo Pérez  61'
M 20 Argentina Nicolás Gaitán  61'
M 50 Serbia Lazar Marković  61'
A 10Serbia Filip Đuričić  46'
A 11Brazil Lima
Sustitutes:
GR 39Portugal Mika
D 2Argentina Lisandro López
D 3Portugal Steven Vitória
D 22Serbia Stefan Mitrović
D 33Brazil Jardel
D 34Portugal André Almeida  88'
M 6Portugal Rúben Amorim  61'
M 8Serbia Miralem Sulejmani  61'
M 15Netherlands Ola John  61'
M 30Portugal André Gomes
M 31Argentina Luis Fariña
A 19Spain Rodrigo  46'
Manager:
Portugal Jorge Jesus
SÃO PAULO:
GK 01 Brazil Rogério Ceni (c)
D 23 Brazil Douglas
D 2 Brazil Rafael Tolói
D 14 Brazil Edson Silva
D 38 Brazil Reinaldo
M 5 Brazil Wellington
M 7 Brazil Rodrigo Caio
M 25 Brazil Fabrício  46'
M 10 Brazil Jádson  81'
A 17Brazil Osvaldo  86'
A 19Brazil Aloísio  90+2'
Substitutes:
GK 12Brazil Denis
GK 30Brazil Renan Ribeiro
D 27Brazil Lucas Farias
D 33Brazil Lucão
M 8Brazil Ganso
M 18Brazil Maicon  46'
M 20Brazil Lucas Evangelista  81'
M 21Brazil Roni
M 28Brazil João Schmidt
A 11Brazil Ademilson  90+2'
A 22Brazil Silvinho  86'
Manager:
Brazil Paulo Autuori

References

  1. ↑ "São Paulo confirms participation in the sixth edition of the Eusebio Cup".
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