Unwanted, Henrique Araújo made the difference in Benfica v Feirense | OneFootball

With no space in the main squad of Benfica, Henrique Araújo once again showed that he has reasons to deserve an opportunity. Last Monday, March 9, the 24-year-old forward was one of the key players behind the victory of the Eagles' B team against Feirense, with a 3-0 win, in a match of the 25th round of Liga Portugal Meu Super.

Diogo Ferreira, Henrique Araújo (Peter Edokpolor, 72'), Daniel Banjaqui (Eduardo Fernandes, 90'+5'), José Neto, Anísio Cabral (Tiago Freitas, 64'), Miguel Figueiredo, João Rego (Gonçalo Moreira, 64'), Martim Ferreira, Diogo Prioste (Tomás Cruz, 90'+5'), Tiago Parente, and Rui Silva were the players used by Nélson Veríssimo against the northern side.

Playing at Benfica Campus, in Seixal, the red team took control of the match early on, but it was Feirense who created more goal-scoring opportunities. While the visiting team wasted their chances, the Eagles were very efficient and saw Henrique Araújo open the scoring in stoppage time of the first half (45+2').

In the second half, Feirense tried their luck again, but Diogo Ferreira's goal remained untouched, an inefficiency that was well capitalized on by Benfica. Seven minutes after coming on, Gonçalo Moreira made a difference and scored the 2-0. Already in stoppage time, to the despair of the northern team, Tomás Cruz sealed the final score at 3-0.

With this result, the Clube da Luz returns to winning ways in the championship, after failing to defeat Penafiel in the previous round. Henrique Araújo was the standout player, . .

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