Derby de Lisboa

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Derby de Lisboa
Dérbi de Lisboa.jpg
LocationLisbon (Portugal)
TeamsBenfica
Sporting CP
First meetingBenfica 1–2 Sporting
Campeonato de Lisboa
(1 December 1907)
Latest meetingBenfica 1–2 Sporting
Taça da Liga
(29 January 2022)
Next meetingSporting v Benfica
Primeira Liga
(16 April 2022)
StadiumsEstádio da Luz
Estádio José Alvalade
Statistics
Meetings total313
Most winsBenfica (136)
Most player appearancesFrancisco Albino (52)[1]
Top scorerFernando Peyroteo (48)[1]
Largest victorySporting 7–1 Benfica
Primeira Divisão
(14 December 1986)
Longest win streak8 matches (Benfica)

The Derby de Lisboa or Dérbi de Lisboa[a] (English: Lisbon derby) is the most important football derby match in Portugal. It is played between Lisbon clubs Benfica and Sporting CP. The rivalry originated back in 1907, when eight Benfica players moved to Sporting before the first derby. The match is followed worldwide, especially among the Portuguese diaspora and in the former Portuguese colonies.[2][3]

Honours comparison[]

These are the major football honours of Benfica and Sporting. Benfica's Latin Cup is not included.

International competition Benfica Sporting CP
European Cup 2 0
European Cup Winners' Cup 0 1
National competition Benfica Sporting CP
Portuguese League 37 19
Portuguese Cup 26 17
Championship of Portugal 3 4
Portuguese League Cup 7 4
Portuguese Super Cup 8 9
Total 83 54

Championship of Lisbon[]

Head-to-head results[]

[4]

League matches[]

The matches listed below are only Primeira Liga matches, club name in bold indicates win. The score is given at full-time, and in the goals columns, the goalscorer and time when goal was scored is noted.[5]

  Team won the competition that season
# Season R. Home team Away team Score Goals (home) Goals (away)
1 1934–35 4 Benfica Sporting 1–1 Carlos Torres (27) Adolfo Mourão (65)
2 11 Sporting Benfica 3–1 (p. 25), Francisco Lopes (55), Manuel Soeiro (57) Valadas (85)
3 1935–36 6 Sporting Benfica 2–4 Adolfo Mourão (45), Manuel Soeiro (76) Raúl Silva (o.g. 41), Valadas (43, 89), Vítor Silva (55)
4 13 Benfica Sporting 3–1 Valadas (32, 55, 62) (59)
5 1936–37 4 Sporting Benfica 1–4 Adolfo Mourão (40) Espírito Santo (20), Rogério de Sousa (21, 53), Valadas (39)
6 11 Benfica Sporting 5–1 Espírito Santo (48, 73), Rogério de Sousa (55), Valadas (72), Xavier (81) Pireza (80)
7 1937–38 2 Benfica Sporting 3–2 Rogério de Sousa (28, 31), Espírito Santo (64) Peyroteo (6, 70)
8 9 Sporting Benfica 2–2 Peyroteo (15, 79) Domingos Lopes (20), Xavier (68)
9 1938–39 2 Sporting Benfica 0–1 (17)
10 9 Benfica Sporting 1–4 Valadas (38) Peyroteo (47, 51), João Cruz (72), Adolfo Mourão (79)
11 1939–40 7 Benfica Sporting 1–3 Lourenço (33) Peyroteo (34, 47, 51)
12 16 Sporting Benfica 3–1 Adolfo Mourão (3), Peyroteo (20), Mário Galvão (p. 37) Francisco Rodrigues (11)
13 1940–41 4 Sporting Benfica 1–2 Peyroteo (40) Valadas (27, 37)
14 11 Benfica Sporting 2–4 Francisco Ferreira (p. 12), Rui Araújo (o.g. 75) Adolfo Mourão (20, 55), António Martins (o.g. 65), Peyroteo (88)
15 1941–42 8 Sporting Benfica 1–4 Rui Araújo (p. 65) Francisco Rodrigues (42, 49), Joaquim Teixeira (64), (77)
16 19 Benfica Sporting 4–3 Francisco Ferreira (30), (43), Francisco Rodrigues (48), Valadas (55) Pireza (8), Manuel Soeiro (35), João Cruz (39)
17 1942–43 8 Sporting Benfica 3–2 João Cruz (39), Adolfo Mourão (66), Peyroteo (75) Julinho (33, 52)
18 17 Benfica Sporting 2–1 Julinho (5), Manuel da Costa (41) Adolfo Mourão (30)
19 1943–44 8 Benfica Sporting 5–4 Joaquim Teixeira (24, 55, 72, 79), Julinho (74) António Martins (o.g. 18), Peyroteo (50), Albano (77), Adolfo Mourão (84)
20 17 Sporting Benfica 1–0 Peyroteo (43)
21 1944–45 3 Sporting Benfica 0–2 Julinho (4), Arsénio (70)
22 12 Benfica Sporting 4–1 Joaquim Teixeira (32), Rogério Pipi (42), Julinho (48), Arsénio (74) Octávio Barrosa (8)
23 1945–46 7 Sporting Benfica 4–3 António Martins (o.g. 42), Peyroteo (44, 56), (68) Rogério Pipi (8), Espírito Santo (10, 21)
24 18 Benfica Sporting 7–2 Arsénio (46, 72, 78), Mário Rui (52, 75, 81), Rogério Pipi (58) Albano (67), Peyroteo (85)
25 1946–47 9 Sporting Benfica 6–1 Travassos (7, 28, 80), Peyroteo (34), Albano (60), Vasques (84) Baptista (16)
26 22 Benfica Sporting 3–1 (41), Julinho (50), (o.g. 68) (26)
27 1947–48 9 Sporting Benfica 1–3 Travassos (p. 89) Melão (1), Corona (15), Espírito Santo (17)
28 22 Benfica Sporting 1–4 Espírito Santo (75) Peyroteo (35, 41, 58, 69)
29 1948–49 9 Sporting Benfica 5–1 Vasques (15, 68), Jesus Correia (55), Peyroteo (76), Albano (82) Corona (26)
30 22 Benfica Sporting 3–3 Corona (43, 88), Rosário (80) Peyroteo (19, 56), Jesus Correia (52)
31 1949–50 10 Sporting Benfica 1–2 Jesus Correia (52) Rogério Pipi (46), Julinho (85)
32 23 Benfica Sporting 2–3 Rogério Pipi (p. 8), Julinho (25) Jesus Correia (12), João Martins (19), Vasques (30)
33 1950–51 1 Benfica Sporting 1–3 Joaquim Teixeira (p. 12) Félix Antunes (o.g. 52), Vasques (80), João Martins (85)
34 14 Sporting Benfica 2–2 José Travassos (33), Galileu (48) José Águas (29, 89)
35 1951–52 9 Benfica Sporting 3–2 José Águas (52, 63), Rogério Pipi (69) Jesus Correia (10), Albuquerque (32)
36 22 Sporting Benfica 3–2 Vasques (9), Jesus Correia (11), João Martins (26) Rogério Pipi (p. 36, 37)
37 1952–53 2 Benfica Sporting 2–3 José Águas (39), Arsénio (43) Jesus Correia (1), Vasques (13, 72)
38 15 Sporting Benfica 3–1 Albano (p. 37), Vasques (60), Rola (87) José Águas (35)
39 1953–54 13 Benfica Sporting 0–2 João Martins (18, 73)
40 26 Sporting Benfica 3–2 János Hrotkó (27), João Martins (52, 66) José Águas (7), Salvador Martins (43)
41 1954–55 9 Sporting Benfica 0–1 Francisco Calado (p. 57)
42 22 Benfica Sporting 1–1 Coluna (4) Artur Santos (o.g. 61)
43 1955–56 6 Sporting Benfica 1–3 (24) Francisco Calado (18, 56, 87)
44 19 Benfica Sporting 3–0 José Águas (41), Salvador Martins (63, 89)
45 1956–57 2 Benfica Sporting 1–1 José Águas (p. 77) (p. 57)
46 15 Sporting Benfica 1–0 (17)
47 1957–58 10 Sporting Benfica 2–0 Vasques (28), (53)
48 23 Benfica Sporting 2–0 José Águas (5, p. 72)
49 1958–59 12 Benfica Sporting 4–0 António Mendes (19, 35), José Águas (21, 73)
50 25 Sporting Benfica 2–1 (13), Vasques (53) Cavém (16)
51 1959–60 11 Sporting Benfica 1–1 Seminário (55) José Augusto (59)
52 24 Benfica Sporting 4–3 José Augusto (1, p. 50), Cavém (10), José Águas (26) Seminário (19), José Monteiro (81), Lúcio Soares (84)
53 1960–61 9 Benfica Sporting 1–0 Santana (22)
54 22 Sporting Benfica 1–1 (60) José Augusto (54)
55 1961–62 13 Benfica Sporting 3–3 Santana (2), Germano (p. 75), José Augusto (81) (1), (11), (46)
56 26 Sporting Benfica 3–1 Morais (20), (27), Costa Pereira (o.g. 40) Eusébio (29)
57 1962–63 11 Benfica Sporting 4–3 José Torres (17, 27), Eusébio (29), Santana (71) Pérides (70), Morais (79), (81)
58 24 Sporting Benfica 1–3 (75) Augusto Silva (15), Eusébio (p. 35), Simões (51)
59 1963–64 9 Sporting Benfica 3–1 (21, 69), Morais (60) Eusébio (p. 77)
60 22 Benfica Sporting 2–2 José Augusto (20), Eusébio (47) (17), Osvaldo Silva (82)
61 1964–65 2 Benfica Sporting 3–0 Eusébio (2), José Torres (5, 85)
62 15 Sporting Benfica 2–2 Carlitos (1), Lourenço (74) Eusébio (p. 36), José Augusto (57)
63 1965–66 6 Benfica Sporting 2–4 Eusébio (18), José Torres (88) Lourenço (16, 40, 68, 77)
64 19 Sporting Benfica 0–2 Eusébio (53), José Torres (73)
65 1966–67 4 Benfica Sporting 3–0 Eusébio (16, p. 35), José Torres (41)
66 17 Sporting Benfica 1–1 Vítor Gonçalves (50) Eusébio (14)
67 1967–68 11 Sporting Benfica 3–1 (4, 20), José Henrique (o.g. 90) Jacinto Santos (53)
68 24 Benfica Sporting 1–0 Eusébio (8)
69 1968–69 8 Sporting Benfica 0–0
70 21 Benfica Sporting 0–0
71 1969–70 7 Sporting Benfica 1–0 Marinho (20)
72 20 Benfica Sporting 1–1 Jaime Graça (83) Nélson Fernandes (29)
73 1970–71 2 Sporting Benfica 1–1 Marinho (59) Artur Jorge (56)
74 15 Benfica Sporting 5–1 Eusébio (24), Artur Jorge (31, 57, 90), Nené (50) José Carlos (p. 70)
75 1971–72 14 Sporting Benfica 0–3 Eusébio (51), Rui Rodrigues (57), Nené (84)
76 29 Benfica Sporting 2–1 Eusébio (1, 29) Yazalde (56)
77 1972–73 5 Benfica Sporting 4–1 Eusébio (25, 34, 86, 89) Yazalde (84)
78 20 Sporting Benfica 1–2 Chico Faria (38) Nené (26), Artur Jorge (27)
79 1973–74 11 Benfica Sporting 2–0 Eusébio (54, 74)
80 26 Sporting Benfica 3–5 Yazalde (8, p. 42), Dé Aranha (p. 89) Humberto Coelho (12), Nené (31, 35), Jordão (58), Vítor Martins (70)
81 1974–75 14 Benfica Sporting 1–1 (21) Yazalde (48)
82 29 Sporting Benfica 1–1 Fraguito (38) Diamantino Costa (52)
83 1975–76 14 Benfica Sporting 0–0
84 29 Sporting Benfica 0–3 Nené (82, 88), Jordão (85)
85 1976–77 1 Sporting Benfica 3–0 Manuel Fernandes (60), Camilo (75), Baltasar (85)
86 16 Benfica Sporting 2–1 Vítor Martins (22), Chalana (83) Manuel Fernandes (35)
87 1977–78 1 Sporting Benfica 1–1 Fraguito (20) Chalana (7)
88 16 Benfica Sporting 1–0 Vítor Baptista (54)
89 1978–79 10 Benfica Sporting 5–0 Reinaldo (15, 28), Nené (18), João Alves (30, p. 40)
90 25 Sporting Benfica 0–1 João Alves (p. 52)
91 1979–80 9 Benfica Sporting 3–2 Reinaldo (38), Alberto (43), Nené (p. 72) Jordão (p. 52), (86)
92 24 Sporting Benfica 3–1 Jordão (p. 24, 81), Manuel Fernandes (36) Diamantino (78)
93 1980–81 12 Sporting Benfica 1–1 Carlos Freire (69) César (25)
94 27 Benfica Sporting 1–1 Nené (p. 43) Jordão (65)
95 1981–82 8 Benfica Sporting 1–1 Nené (77) António Oliveira (24)
96 23 Sporting Benfica 3–1 Jordão (p. 20, p. 62, 78) Carlos Manuel (13)
97 1982–83 14 Sporting Benfica 1–0 Jordão (p. 50)
98 29 Benfica Sporting 1–0 Chalana (9)
99 1983–84 14 Sporting Benfica 0–1 Nené (p. 85)
100 29 Benfica Sporting 1–1 Chalana (17) Kostov (66)
101 1984–85 14 Sporting Benfica 1–0 Manuel Fernandes (3)
102 29 Benfica Sporting 3–1 Nené (23, 53), Diamantino (88) Romeu Silva (34)
103 1985–86 14 Sporting Benfica 0–0
104 29 Benfica Sporting 1–2 Manniche (60) Morato (11), Manuel Fernandes (22)
105 1986–87 14 Sporting Benfica 7–1 Mário Jorge (15, 68), Manuel Fernandes (50, 71, 82, 86), Ralph Meade (65) Wando (59)
106 29 Benfica Sporting 2–1 Chiquinho Carlos (17), Nunes (25) Mário Jorge (70)
107 1987–88 5 Sporting Benfica 1–1 Tony Sealy (49) Tueba (66)
108 24 Benfica Sporting 4–1 Magnusson (12, 15), Rui Águas (30, 58) Paulinho Cascavel (3)
109 1988–89 18 Benfica Sporting 2–0 Magnusson (42), Pacheco (62)
110 37 Sporting Benfica 0–2 Valdo (13), Abel Campos (25)
111 1989–90 8 Sporting Benfica 0–1 César Brito (57)
112 25 Benfica Sporting 2–1 Vítor Paneira (22), Lima (32) Paulo Silas (85)
113 1990–91 16 Sporting Benfica 0–2 Isaías (30), César Brito (87)
114 35 Benfica Sporting 1–1 Isaías (86) Litos (80)
115 1991–92 4 Sporting Benfica 0–0
116 21 Benfica Sporting 2–0 William (57), Pacheco (83)
117 1992–93 8 Sporting Benfica 2–0 Balakov (1), Yordanov (53)
118 25 Benfica Sporting 1–0 Futre (65)
119 1993–94 13 Benfica Sporting 2–1 Yuran (50), Isaías (84) Figo (29)
120 30 Sporting Benfica 3–6 Cadete (8), Figo (35), Balakov (p. 80) João Pinto (30, 37, 44), Isaías (48, 57), Hélder (74)
121 1994–95 13 Sporting Benfica 1–0 Amunike (56)
122 30 Benfica Sporting 1–2 Dimas (22) Balakov (9), Yordanov (11)
123 1995–96 6 Sporting Benfica 2–0 Pedro Barbosa (49), Amunike (83)
124 23 Benfica Sporting 0–0
125 1996–97 8 Sporting Benfica 1–0 Beto (51)
126 25 Benfica Sporting 1–0 João Pinto (15)
127 1997–98 5 Benfica Sporting 0–0
128 22 Sporting Benfica 1–4 Leandro (66) Poborsky (44), Sousa (64), Brian Deane (69), João Pinto (83)
129 1998–99 17 Sporting Benfica 1–2 Delfim (81) Beto (o.g. 27, o.g. 79)
130 34 Benfica Sporting 3–3 Kandaurov (9), Poborsky (29), Nuno Gomes (86) Yordanov (5, 38), Rui Jorge (75)
131 1999–2000 16 Benfica Sporting 0–0
132 33 Sporting Benfica 0–1 Sabry (88)
133 2000–01 13 Benfica Sporting 3–0 Van Hooijdonk (p. 41), João Tomás (77, 82)
134 30 Sporting Benfica 3–0 Acosta (2), Pedro Barbosa (21), Beto (57)
135 2001–02 15 Benfica Sporting 2–2 Simão (p. 11), Zahovič (55) Jardel (p. 85, 87)
136 32 Sporting Benfica 1–1 Jardel (p. 89) Jankauskas (73)
137 2002–03 13 Sporting Benfica 0–2 Zahovič (16), Tiago (42)
138 30 Benfica Sporting 1–2 Sokota (77) Quaresma (10), João Pinto (33)
139 2003–04 16 Benfica Sporting 1–3 Luisão (56) Rochemback (p. 8), Elpídio Silva (33), Sá Pinto (p. 90)
140 33 Sporting Benfica 0–1 Geovanni (87)
141 2004–05 16 Sporting Benfica 2–1 Liédson (22, 68) Nuno Gomes (26)
142 33 Benfica Sporting 1–0 Luisão (83)
143 2005–06 3 Sporting Benfica 2–1 Luís Loureiro (37), Liédson (75) Simão (65)
144 20 Benfica Sporting 1–3 Simão (p. 27) Sá Pinto (p. 64), Liédson (73, 82)
145 2006–07 12 Sporting Benfica 0–2 Ricardo Rocha (2), Simão (36)
146 27 Benfica Sporting 1–1 Miccoli (23) Liédson (2)
147 2007–08 6 Benfica Sporting 0–0
148 21 Sporting Benfica 1–1 Vukčević (12) Cardozo (41)
149 2008–09 4 Benfica Sporting 2–0 Reyes (67), Sidnei (72)
150 19 Sporting Benfica 3–2 Liédson (11, 82), Derlei (47) Reyes (p. 36), Cardozo (89)
151 2009–10 11 Sporting Benfica 0–0
152 26 Benfica Sporting 2–0 Cardozo (68), Aimar (79)
153 2010–11 5 Benfica Sporting 2–0 Cardozo (13, 50)
154 20 Sporting Benfica 0–2 Salvio (15), Nico Gaitán (61)
155 2011–12 11 Benfica Sporting 1–0 Javi García (42)
156 26 Sporting Benfica 1–0 Van Wolfswinkel (p. 18)
157 2012–13 11 Sporting Benfica 1–3 Van Wolfswinkel (30) Cardozo (59, p. 81, 86)
158 26 Benfica Sporting 2–0 Salvio (36), Lima (75)
159 2013–14 3 Sporting Benfica 1–1 Fredy Montero (10) Marković (65)
160 18 Benfica Sporting 2–0 Nico Gaitán (28), Enzo Pérez (76)
161 2014–15 3 Benfica Sporting 1–1 Nico Gaitán (12) Slimani (20)
162 20 Sporting Benfica 1–1 Jefferson (87) Jardel (90+3)
163 2015–16 8 Benfica Sporting 0–3 Teo Guttiérrez (9), Slimani (21), Bryan Ruiz (31)
164 25 Sporting Benfica 0–1 Mitroglou (20)
165 2016–17 13 Benfica Sporting 2–1 Salvio (24), Raúl Jiménez (47) Bas Dost (69)
166 30 Sporting Benfica 1–1 Adrien Silva (p. 5) Lindelöf (66)
167 2017–18 16 Benfica Sporting 1–1 Jonas (p. 90+1) Gelson Martins (16)
168 33 Sporting Benfica 0–0
169 2018–19 3 Benfica Sporting 1–1 João Félix (86) Nani (p. 64)
170 20 Sporting Benfica 2–4 Bruno Fernandes (43), Bas Dost (p. 89) Seferovic (p. 11), João Félix (36), Rúben Dias (47), Pizzi (p. 73)
171 2019–20 17 Sporting Benfica 0–2 Rafa (80, 90+9)
172 34 Benfica Sporting 2–1 Seferovic (28), Vinícius (88) Šporar (69)
173 2020–21 16 Sporting Benfica 1–0 Nunes (90+2)
174 33 Benfica Sporting 4–3 Seferovic (12, p. 48), Pizzi (29), Veríssimo (37) Gonçalves (45+1, p. 77), Santos (62)
175 2021–22 13 Benfica Sporting 1–3 Pizzi (90+5) Sarabia (8), Paulinho (62), Nunes (68)
176 30 Sporting Benfica –

Head-to-head results[]

Portuguese Cup matches[]

The matches listed below are only Taça de Portugal matches, club name in bold indicates win. The score is given at full-time; in the goals columns, the goalscorer and time when goal was scored is noted.[6]

  Team won the competition that season
# Season R. Home team Away team Score Goals (home) Goals (away)
1 1941–42 QF Sporting Benfica 4–0 João Cruz (6), Peyroteo (42), Manuel Soeiro (53), Pireza (75)
2 1942–43 SF Sporting Benfica 2–3 Carlos Canário (33), João Cruz (p. 50) Francisco Pires (10, 65), Joaquim Teixeira (44)
3 1944–45 SF (1st leg) Sporting Benfica 1–2 Jesus Correia (78) Joaquim Alcobia (3), Julinho (30)
4 SF (2nd leg) Benfica Sporting 2–3 Espírito Santo (41), Francisco Ferreira (90) Peyroteo (2, 68), Jesus Correia (65)
5 SF (Replay) Sporting Benfica 1–0 Albano (67)
6 1947–48 SF Sporting Benfica 3–0 Peyroteo (51, 85), Albano (75)
7 F Benfica Sporting 5–4 Rogério Pipi (11 p., 69, 90), Corona (49), José Águas (49) Albano (p. 9), (51, 71), João Martins (55)
8 L16 (1st leg) Sporting Benfica 3–2 Galileu (37), Travassos (p. 82), (88) Arsénio (34), Francisco Calado (p. 77)
9 L16 (2nd leg) Benfica Sporting 2–1 (36), Arsénio (71) Francisco Calado (o.g. 2)
10 L16 (Replay) Sporting Benfica 4–2 Travassos (p. 12), Manuel Vasques (74), Albano (76), João Martins (87) Arsénio (1, 30)
11 F Benfica Sporting 2–1 Arsénio (63, 65) João Martins (47)
12 SF (1st leg) Sporting Benfica 2–1 (37), (57) Santana (41)
13 SF (2nd leg) Benfica Sporting 3–1 Mário João (34), Cavém (37), Santana (40) (65)
14 SF (1st leg) Sporting Benfica 3–0 (55), (73), Juan Seminario (82)
15 SF (2nd leg) Benfica Sporting 0–0
16 1962–63 SF (1st leg) Sporting Benfica 0–1 José Águas (6)
17 SF (2nd leg) Benfica Sporting 0–2 (45, 48)
18 F Benfica Sporting 3–1 Artur Jorge (14), Torres (50), Simões (63) Peres (83)
19 F Sporting Benfica 4–1 Dinis (5), Nélson (23), Peres (33, 71) Eusébio (24 p.)
20 F Benfica Sporting 3–2 (a.e.t.) Eusébio (19, 70, 118) Peres (51 p.), Dinis (61)
21 F Sporting Benfica 2–1 Chico Faria (89), Marinho (107) Nené (32)
22 L32 Sporting Benfica 1–0 (a.e.t.) Libânio (115)
23 L16 Sporting Benfica 3–0 Manoel (10, 52, 57)
24 QF Sporting Benfica 3–1 Manuel Fernandes (13, 35), Keïta (55) Humberto Coelho (81)
25 Benfica Sporting 2–1 Reinaldo (49), Nené (53) Jordão (p. 69)
26 1982–83 QF Benfica Sporting 3–0 Chalana (28), Diamantino (30), Carlos Manuel (70)
27 Sporting Benfica 2–1 Jordão (59), Manuel Fernandes (79) Carlos Manuel (8)
28 Benfica Sporting 5–0 Rui Águas (11), Wando (40, 90), Álvaro Magalhães (84) Manniche (86 p.)
29 F Benfica Sporting 2–1 Diamantino (39, 55) Marlon Brandão (79)
30 1995–96 F Benfica Sporting 3–1 Mauro Airez (9), João Pinto (39, 67) Carlos Xavier (p. 83)
31 1999–2000 L16 Benfica Sporting 1–3 Uribe (33) Acosta (11, 74), André Cruz (36)
32 2004–05 L16 Benfica Sporting 3–3 (p. 7–6) Geovanni (3, 22), Simão (118) Hugo Viana (15), Liédson (17), Paíto (110)
33 2007–08 SF Sporting Benfica 5–3 Yannick Djaló (68, 84), Liédson (76), Derlei (79), Vukčević (90) Rui Costa (18), Nuno Gomes (31), Cristian Rodríguez (82)
34 2013–14 L32 Benfica Sporting 4–3 (a.e.t.) Cardozo (12, 42, 45), Luisão (97) Diego Capel (37), Maurício (62), Slimani (90+2)
35 2015–16 L32 Sporting Benfica 2–1 (a.e.t.) Adrien Silva (45+2), Slimani (112) Mitroglou (6)
36 2018–19 SF (1st leg) Benfica Sporting 2–1 Gabriel (16), Tiago Ilori (o.g. 64) Bruno Fernandes (82)
37 SF (2nd leg) Sporting Benfica 1–0 Bruno Fernandes (75)

Head-to-head results[]

League Cup matches[]

The matches listed below are only Taça da Liga matches; club name in bold indicates win. The score is given at full-time; in the goals columns, the goalscorer and time when goal was scored is noted.[7]

  Team won the competition that season
# Season R. Home team Away team Score Goals (home) Goals (away)
1 2008–09 F Benfica Sporting 1–1 (p. 3–2) Reyes (p. 75) Pereirinha (49)
2 2009–10 SF Sporting Benfica 1–4 Liédson (37) David Luiz (8), Ramires (30), Luisão (68), Cardozo (90)
3 2010–11 SF Benfica Sporting 2–1 Cardozo (34), Javi García (90+1) Hélder Postiga (21)
4 2021–22 F Benfica Sporting 1–2 Everton (23) Inácio (49), Sarabia (78)

Head-to-head results[]

Super Cup matches[]

The matches listed below are only Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira matches; club name in bold indicates win. The score is given at full-time; in the goals columns, the goalscorer and time when goal was scored is noted.[8]

  Team won the competition that season
# Season R. Home team Away team Score Goals (home) Goals (away)
1 1980 1st leg Sporting Benfica 2–2 Jordão (p. 59, 67) Carlos Manuel (10), César (42)
2 2nd leg Benfica Sporting 2–1 Nené (43), Vital (86) Jordão (p. 22)
3 1987 1st leg Benfica Sporting 0–3 Edmundo (o.g. 20), Silvinho (72), Paulinho Cascavel (78)
4 2nd leg Sporting Benfica 1–0 Silvinho (20)
5 2015 F Sporting Benfica 1–0 Teo Gutiérrez (53)
6 2019 F Benfica Sporting 5–0 Rafa (40), Pizzi (60, 75), Grimaldo (64), Chiquinho (90)

Head-to-head results[]

Championship of Portugal matches[]

[9]

  Team won the competition that season
# Season R. Home team Away team Score Goals (home) Goals (away)
1 1933–34 SF (1st leg) Sporting Benfica 3–2 Vasco Nunes (20, 29), Manuel Soeiro (44) Carlos Torres (11), Vítor Silva (51)
2 SF (2nd leg) Benfica Sporting 0–0
3 1934–35 F Benfica Sporting 2–1 (45), Alfredo Valadas (55) Manuel Soeiro (41)
4 1936–37 SF (1st leg) Benfica Sporting 3–2 Espírito Santo (20), Luís Xavier (43), (50) João Cruz (70), Manuel Soeiro (79)
5 SF (2nd leg) Sporting Benfica 4–2 Pedro Pireza (34), Mário Galvão (47), Adolfo Mourão (64), João Cruz (67) (24), Alfredo Valadas (p. 78)
6 1937–38 F Sporting Benfica 3–1 Adolfo Mourão (12), Manuel Soeiro (15, 54) Alfredo Valadas (p. 70)

Head-to-head results[]

Reserve team matches[]

Benfica B and Sporting B were established in the late 90s. They folded following the end of the 2005–06 season and were re-established in 2012 to compete starting from the 2012–13 Segunda Liga.[10]

In 2018, Sporting B were again extinct after their relegation in the 2017–18 LigaPro.

# Season R. Home team Away team Score Goals (home) Goals (away)
1 2000–01 5 Benfica B Sporting B 0–1 Chiquinho (50)
2 24 Sporting B Benfica B 4–0 Paulo Teixeira (71, p. 76), Vasco Matos (83, 90)
3 2001–02 16 Sporting B Benfica B 2–0 (33), Osório Carvalho (90)
4 35 Benfica B Sporting B 1–0 (36)
5 2012–13 12 Benfica B Sporting B 1–3 João Cancelo (76) Diego Rubio (17), Eric Dier (62), Gaël Etock (85)
6 33 Sporting B Benfica B 1–3 Cristian Ponde (18) Miguel Rosa (31), Diogo Rosado (45), Alan Kardec (71)
7 2013–14 20 Benfica B Sporting B 3–1 Rogelio Funes Mori (54), Steven Vitória (71), Rúben Pinto (81) Mauro Riquicho (44)
8 41 Sporting B Benfica B 1–1 Iuri Medeiros (8) Hélder Costa (25)
9 2014–15 21 Sporting B Benfica B 0–1 Fábio Cardoso (3)
10 44 Benfica B Sporting B 0–0
11 2015–16 19 Benfica B Sporting B 1–0 Nuno Santos (72)
12 42 Sporting B Benfica B 2–1 Matheus Pereira (21, p. 54) Šaponjić (90+4)
13 2016–17 19 Benfica B Sporting B 0–0
14 40 Sporting B Benfica B 2–2 Gelson (20), Leonardo Acevedo (64) José Gomes (45, 75)
15 2017–18 16 Benfica B Sporting B 2–0 Heriberto (16), Ferro (27) Cristian Ponde (49)
16 35 Sporting B Benfica B 1–2 Pedro Marques (24) Kalaica (32), Heriberto (64)

Head-to-head results[]

All-time head-to-head results[]

This section does not include exhibition matches and results between reserve teams.[11]

Records and statistics[]

Benfica[]

Chart showing the finishing league positions of Benfica (red) and Sporting (green) between the 1934–35 and 2009–10 seasons
  • Benfica's biggest home win: Benfica 7–2 Sporting (28 April 1948)[12]
  • Benfica 5–0 Sporting (3 December 1939)[13]
  • Benfica 5–0 Sporting (19 November 1978)[14]
  • Benfica 5–0 Sporting (12 March 1986)[15]
  • Benfica's biggest away win: Sporting 0–4 Benfica (27 February 1910)[16]
  • Benfica's most consecutive wins: 8 (25 October 1908 – 10 March 1912)[11]
  • Benfica's longest undefeated run: 14 (25 October 1908 – 17 January 1915)[11]
  • Benfica's most consecutive losses: 5 (5 October 1952 – 23 May 1954)[11]
  • Benfica's most consecutive matches without winning: 5 (29 November 1980 – 2 January 1983)[11]

Sporting[]

  • Sporting's biggest home win: Sporting 7–1 (14 December 1986)[17]
  • Sporting's biggest away win: Benfica 0–5 Sporting (18 October 1936)[18]
  • Benfica 0–5 Sporting (14 December 1941)[19]
  • Sporting's most consecutive wins: 5 (5 October 1952 – 23 May 1954)[20]
  • Sporting's longest undefeated run: 5 (29 November 1980 – 2 January 1983)[20]
  • Sporting's most consecutive losses: 8 (25 October 1908 – 10 March 1912)[20]
  • Sporting's most consecutive matches without winning: 14 (25 October 1908 – 17 January 1915)[20]

Top goalscorers[]

Rank Player Nationality Years Goals Ref.
1 Fernando Peyroteo  Portugal 1937–1948 48 [21]
2 Eusébio  Portugal 1962–1973 27 [21]
3 Alfredo Valadas  Portugal 1931–1943 24 [21]
4 Adolfo Mourão  Portugal 1929–1944 19 [21]
5 Nené  Portugal 1970–1985 17 [21]
6 José Águas  Portugal 1950–1963 16 [21]
Guilherme Espírito Santo  Portugal 1936–1948 [21]
8 Rui Jordão  Portugal 1974–1984 15 [21]
Manuel Soeiro  Portugal 1934–1942 [21]
10 Albano  Portugal 1943–1954 14 [21]
Arsénio Trindade Duarte  Portugal 1944–1955 [21]

Players who played for both clubs[]

  • Portugal : Benfica 1907–14; Sporting 1914–19
  • Portugal Alfredo Valadas: Sporting 1931–33; Benfica 1934–44
  • Portugal Joaquim Alcobia: Sporting 1935–36; Benfica 1936–44
  • Portugal António Martins: Sporting 1936–38; Benfica 1938–45
  • Portugal Mário Galvão: Sporting 1935–40; Benfica 1941–43
  • Portugal : Benfica 1949–51; Sporting 1953–56
  • Portugal Zé Rita: Sporting 1952–55; Benfica 1962–65
  • Portugal Mascarenhas: Benfica 1958–59; Sporting 1962–64
  • Portugal José Barroca: Benfica 1959–63; Sporting 1963–70
  • Portugal José Ferreira Pinto: Sporting 1958–62; Benfica 1965–68
  • Portugal José Pérides: Sporting 1956–60, 1961–64; Benfica 1964–66
  • Portugal Pedras: Benfica 1962–66; Sporting 1968–71
  • Portugal Nélson Fernandes: Benfica 1965–68; Sporting 1969–76
  • Portugal Rui Jordão: Benfica 1971–76; Sporting 1977–87
  • Portugal Carlos Alhinho: Sporting 1972–75; Benfica 1976–77, 1978–81
  • Portugal Artur Correia: Benfica 1971–77; Sporting 1977–79, 1979–80
  • Portugal António Botelho: Sporting 1970–74, 1977–79; Benfica 1979–82
  • Portugal : Benfica 1970–73, 1975–76, 1977–79; Sporting 1979–83
  • Portugal João Laranjeira: Sporting 1970–79; Benfica 1979–82
  • Portugal Eurico Gomes: Benfica 1975–79; Sporting 1979–82
  • Portugal Romeu Silva: Benfica 1975–77; Sporting 1983–86
  • Portugal Carlos Manuel: Benfica 1979–87; Sporting 1988–90
  • Portugal Fernando Mendes: Sporting 1985–89; Benfica 1989–91, 1992–93
  • Portugal Paulo Futre: Sporting 1983–84; Benfica 1993
  • Portugal António Pacheco: Benfica 1987–93; Sporting 1993–95
  • Portugal Paulo Sousa: Benfica 1989–93; Sporting 1993–94
  • Portugal Amaral: Sporting 1988–94; Benfica 1994–95
  • Portugal Marinho: Sporting 1989–95; Benfica 1995–97
  • Portugal José Dominguez: Benfica 1992–94; Sporting 1995–97
  • Portugal Hugo Porfírio: Sporting 1992–97; Benfica 1998–2000, 2001–04
  • Portugal Jorge Cadete: Sporting 1987–95; Benfica 1999–2003
  • Portugal João Pinto: Benfica 1992–2000; Sporting 2000–04
  • Portugal Dimas Teixeira: Benfica 1994–96; Sporting 2000–02
  • Portugal Paulo Bento: Benfica 1994–96; Sporting 2000–04
  • Portugal Dani: Sporting 1995–97; Benfica 2000
  • Portugal Bruno Caires: Benfica 1994–97; 2000–04
  • Portugal Rui Bento: Benfica 1991–92; Sporting 2001–04
  • Portugal Marco Caneira: Sporting 1996–2000, 2006–07 (loan), 2008–11; Benfica 2001–02 (loan)
  • Portugal Simão Sabrosa: Sporting 1997–99; Benfica 2001–07
  • Portugal Emílio Peixe: Sporting 1991–95, 1996–97; Benfica 2002–03
  • Brazil Derlei: Benfica 2007 (loan); Sporting 2007–09
  • Portugal Carlos Martins: Sporting 2000–07; Benfica 2008–14
  • Portugal Maniche: Benfica 1995–96, 1999–2002; Sporting 2010–11
  • Portugal João Pereira: Benfica 2003–06; Sporting 2010–12, 2015–16, 2021
  • Portugal Yannick Djaló: Sporting 2005–11; Benfica 2012–16
  • Brazil Bruno César: Benfica 2011–13; Sporting 2015–18
  • Peru André Carrillo: Sporting 2011–16; Benfica 2016–19
  • Serbia Lazar Marković: Benfica 2013–14; Sporting 2016–17 (loan)
  • Portugal Fábio Coentrão: Benfica 2007–11; Sporting 2017–18 (loan)
  • Portugal Nuno Santos: Benfica 2015–17; Sporting 2020–present
  • Portugal João Mário: Sporting 2011–16, 2020–21 (loan); Benfica 2021–present

Coaches who managed both clubs[]

  • England Arthur John: Benfica 1929–31; Sporting 1931–33
  • Brazil Otto Glória: Benfica 1954–59, 1968–1970; Sporting 1961, 1965–66
  • Portugal Fernando Caiado: Benfica 1962; Sporting 1967–69
  • Chile Fernando Riera: Benfica 1962–63, 1966–68; Sporting 1974–75
  • England Jimmy Hagan: Benfica 1970–73; Sporting 1976–77
  • Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Milorad Pavić: Benfica 1974–75; Sporting 1978–79
  • Portugal Manuel José: Sporting 1985–86, 1990; Benfica 1997
  • Portugal Fernando Santos: Sporting 2003–04; Benfica 2006–07
  • Portugal Jesualdo Ferreira: Benfica 2002; Sporting 2013
  • Portugal Jorge Jesus: Benfica 2009–15, 2020–21; Sporting 2015–18

Women's matches[]

The first women's official derby was played on 19 October 2019 for matchday 3 of the 2019–20 National Championship. Benfica beat Sporting 3–0 at the Estádio da Luz, and the overall attendance record for a women's match in Portugal was surpassed with 12,812 spectators in the stands.[22][23]

Head-to-head results[]

National championship[]

  Team won the competition that season
# Season R. Home team Away team Score Goals (home) Goals (away)
1 2019–20 3 Benfica Sporting 3–0 Nycole Raysla (27), Darlene (78, 90+3)
2 15 Sporting Benfica 3–2 Nevena Damjanović (p. 25) , Raquel Fernandes (29), Diana Silva (90) Julia Spetsmark (15), Cloé Lacasse (64)
3 2020–21 7 (FS) Benfica Sporting 0–3 Ana Capeta (37, 54) , Raquel Fernandes (85)
4 7 (SS) Benfica Sporting 0–1 Carolina Mendes (7)
5 14 (SS) Sporting Benfica 0–3 Nycole Raysla (5), Cloé Lacasse (83), Kika Nazareth (p. 87)

League Cup[]

  Team won the competition that season
# Season R. Home team Away team Score Goals (home) Goals (away)
1 2019–20 GS Benfica Sporting 2–2 Pauleta (39), Darlene (p. 72) Nevena Damjanović (p. 3), Diana Silva (54)
2 2020–21 F Sporting Benfica 1–2 (52) Cloé Lacasse (4), Nycole Raysla (p. 12)

Notes[]

  1. ^ Also known as Dérbi Eterno, Dérbi dos Dérbis, Dérbi da Segunda Circular, Dérbi da Capital

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Further reading[]

  • Melo, Afonso de (November 2007). 100 anos: 1907–2007, Benfica-Sporting x Sporting Benfica ...pior do que inimigos, eram irmãos [100 years: 1907–2007, Benfica-Sporting x Sporting-Benfica ...worse than enemies, they were siblings] (First ed.). Prime Books. ISBN 978-989-8028-52-5.

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