On December 5th, the highly anticipated Lisbon derby between Benfica and Sporting took place at Estádio da Luz, Lisbon, as part of the 13th round of the Portuguese Primeira Liga. The match started at 17:15 Brasília time (20:15 Portugal time). The game was broadcast online via Disney+ for Brazilian viewers and on BTV in Portugal, with additional coverage on ESPN. Benfica, coached by José Mourinho, entered the match in third place with 28 points, trailing Sporting by three points, and aimed to close the gap with a home victory. Sporting, managed by Rui Borges, maintained an 11-match unbeaten streak and was motivated to continue their strong form. The teams featured notable lineups, with Benfica’s probable starting eleven including Trubin, Silva, Otamendi, Pavlidis, and others, while Sporting’s lineup included Rui Silva, Luis Suárez, and others. The game saw Benfica take an early lead with a goal by Lucas Fernandes at the 26th minute, but Sporting responded with a goal from Trincão at the 11th minute, resulting in a 1-1 draw at halftime. The second half was closely contested, with the match remaining tied at 1-1 as the final whistle approached. The match was marked by tactical play, with key players and coaching strategies under scrutiny. Additionally, the matchday included the last updates from Alcochete, where Sporting was scheduled to leave at 17:45, and ongoing coverage of the derby's atmosphere, including pre-match celebrations and security measures. The game continues to be a focal point for fans and sports media, highlighting the intense rivalry between Benfica and Sporting, both vying for top position in the league standings.