The Porto ice hockey team failed to win the Intercontinental Ice Hockey Cup on Sunday, losing to Barcelona, Spain, 6-3, after overtime, in the final of the 2024 edition, which was held in San Juan, Argentina.
The Dragao team's goals were scored by Carlo Di Benedetto (23 minutes), Rafa (32 minutes), Helder Nunes (48 minutes), while Ignacio Allapart (10 minutes), Sergi Panadero (14 minutes), Pau Bargalo (17 minutes, direct free kick, scored. And 55 n). ) Marc Grau (51m) and Xavi Barroso (52m) won for the Spaniards.
Thus, Barcelona strengthened its first position in the competition standings, with its seventh title, in front of five of its compatriots in the Liceu, while Porto, the winner in 2021, was unable to equal Benfica’s two victories (2013 and 2017).
Competition history
Winning year
2024 FC Barcelona, Spain
2023 Tresino, Italy
2021 FC Porto, by
2018 FC Barcelona, Spain
2017 Benfica, by
2014 FC Barcelona, Spain
2013 Benfica, by
2012 Liceu da Coruña, Spain
2010 Rios, Esp
2008 FC Barcelona, Spain
2007 Follonica, Etta
2006 FC Barcelona, Spain
2004 Liceu da Coruña, Spain
1998 FC Barcelona, Spain
1993 Liceo da Coruña, Spain
1992 OK Barcelos, by
1989 Liceo da Coruña, Spain
1987 Liceo da Coruña, Spain
1985 UVT San Juan, Arg
1983 FC Barcelona, Spain
Ranking of winners:
1. FC Barcelona, 7 titles
2. Liceo da Coruña, Spain 5
3. Benfica, vs. 2
4. UVT San Juan, Argentina 1
. OK Barcelos, for 1
. Follonica, eta 1
. Rios, Esp 1
. FC Porto with a score of 1
. Trisino, ETA 1
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