Benfica use Super Bowl hype to promote clash with Santa Clara | OneFootball

Benfica shared on Wednesday on social media, an image inspired by the performance of Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny at Super Bowl LX, with the aim of promoting the game against Santa Clara. The post recalled a moment from the artist's performance at the biggest North American sporting event and adapted it to the anticipation of the 22nd round of the League match.

"We understand, @sanbenito [Bad Bunny]. Everyone's thinking the same thing!", says the caption, with an image of the artist holding an American football at the end of his performance, in a moment that calls for unity and defends the diversity of the American continent.

Bad Bunny's performance at the Super Bowl, interestingly held in the city of Santa Clara, California, was the centerpiece of the NFL final halftime show on February 8. The show featured several figures and celebrated cultural elements of the artist and guests, being widely commented on social media and the international press.

Returning to the Benfica scene, remember that Benfica has some returns in the squad. The Club returned to work this Wednesday in Seixal, continuing the preparation for the trip to the Azores. The session was marked by the returns of Alexander Bah and Richard Ríos.

The Benfica team will take the field on February 13, against Santa Clara, in a match related to the 22nd round of Liga Portugal Betclic. The match against the team led by Petit will be played at 6:30 PM, at the Estádio de São Miguel, in the Azores.

Check out the post made by the Club:

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