On Sunday, FC Porto was defeated by Vitoria de Guimarães with a score of 2-1, in the 28th round of the First Football League, leaving the Guimarães team only two points away from the Dragons, which recorded its second defeat in a row. At the Estádio do Dragão stadium, the Guimarães team took the lead in the 12th minute, benefiting from an own goal scored by Galeño, then increased the lead in the 33rd minute through Jota Silva, then Galeño reduced the same for the “Dragon” team in the 44th minute. The minute, in a match in which Pepe was sent off. Due to the protests, Porto reduced the score to 10, in the 69th minute. With this result, Porto, which had already suffered six defeats in the tournament, did not take advantage of the defeats of Benfica against Sporting and Sporting de Braga against Arauca, and occupies third place with 58 points, two points behind Braga and Vitoria. Guimarães. Both have 56 points, with a difference of nine fewer goals than Benfica (67), while the “Lions” lead with 71 points, with a game less. Vitoria de Guimarães, who lost midweek at home to Porto (1-0) in the first leg of the Portuguese Cup semi-final, continues a positive moment in the tournament, with five consecutive victories.
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