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Christy Ucheibe Shines in Benfica’s Victory Over Estoril

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Christy Ucheibe, a prominent player for the Super Falcons of Nigeria, delivered an impressive performance during Benfica‘s match against Estoril, contributing significantly to her team’s 4-1 victory. Ucheibe, who has been a remarkable presence for Benfica in the Portuguese women’s league, continues to solidify her reputation with consistent performances.

The match, played on Friday, September 13, 2024, saw Ucheibe starting on the bench. Benfica took an early lead in the eighth minute thanks to Martin Prieto Gutierrez. However, the lead was short-lived as Sara Brasil equalized for Estoril in the 41st minute, leaving both teams tied at the halftime break.

Ucheibe was introduced into the game in the 59th minute, replacing Joana Silva. Her presence on the field became increasingly impactful as the match progressed. An own goal by Santos in the 78th minute put Benfica back in the lead. This was followed by another goal from Prieto Gutierrez in the 83rd minute, this time assisted by Nycole Raysla Silva Sobrinho.

Ucheibe then sealed the victory for Benfica by scoring the fourth goal in the 85th minute, assisted by Lais. Her performance not only contributed to the team’s win but also highlighted her as a crucial player in the squad.

Following this success, Ucheibe is expected to feature in Benfica’s upcoming Champions League qualification match against Hammarby on Wednesday, September 18, 2024. Her recent performances have made her a key player to watch in the league and the upcoming fixtures.

Rachel Adams

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