Pietuszewski scored Porto's goal of the year, a Luz classic | OneFootball

Oskar Pietuszewski’s goal against Benfica was named FC Porto’s Goal of the Year, rewarding one of the most memorable moments of the blue-and-white season.

The move came in the 40th minute of the clássico at the Luz, at a time when FC Porto were already leading 1-0 and made it 2-0. Set up on the counterattack by Gabri Veiga, the young Polish winger burst forward at speed, got past Otamendi inside the box, and fired powerfully past Trubin, giving him no chance.

Beyond the quality of the move, the goal carried even more weight because of its competitive and historical context. It came in a Benfica-FC Porto clash and strengthened Porto’s lead in the match, in a clássico where Pietuszewski once again showed maturity and decisiveness.

At just 17 years and nine months old, the forward also became the youngest-ever FC Porto player to score against Benfica, further underlining the impact of a goal that quickly became one of the Dragons’ most memorable moments of the season.

This move being named Goal of the Year highlights the technical execution, the importance of the opponent, and the symbolic weight of a moment that has already entered FC Porto’s recent history.

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