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Overview
- Benfica’s draw at Famalicão led José Mourinho to congratulate Porto as “a fair champion,” effectively confirming Porto’s league triumph in the coverage.
- Benfica’s basketball team crushed Oliveirense 104-77 to reach the Taça Hugo dos Santos final against Sporting, while Sporting’s volleyball team moved one win from a repeat title with a second victory at Benfica’s arena.
- Botafogo lost 2-1 to Remo at Nilton Santos, marking Franclim Carvalho’s first defeat as coach, which he and captain Alex Telles called a disappointment before a Sul-Americana home date with Racing.
- Flamengo and Vasco drew 2-2 at the Maracanã after Hugo Moura’s stoppage-time header, which stopped Flamengo from closing the gap on leader Palmeiras.
- São Paulo drew 2-2 with Bahia on Erick’s stoppage-time equalizer, a finish clouded by claims of two balls on the field and a tearful injury exit for Lucas Moura.