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Rui Costa Attacks Arbitration: "There Was Tremendous Duality of Criteria"

Summary
Benfica's president attacked arbitrage of the team led by Miguel Nogueira, after Benfica lost this Sunday in the Classic in front of FC Porto, at Dragon Stadium, by 3-1.

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Benfica's coach points out that his team lost the game by their own mistakes and that it needs to grow and win, after the defeat in front of FC Porto by 3-1 in the Dragon

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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After becoming the first coach of FC Porto to win the first seven games in two consecutive seasons, Farioli spoke about arbitration, the rival market and highlighted Samu's return.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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FC Porto won Benfica in the Classic Sunday by 3-1. Italian technician exalts spirit of the group, isolated leader of the championship.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Francesco Farioli commented on the words of Marco Silva, who compared the English arbitrage with that practiced in Portugal.

·Portugal
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Marco Silva analyzed the result of the Classic of the seventh day of the First League, between FC Porto and Benfica. Eagles lost by 3-1. The content Marco Silva comments FC Porto x Benfica and ironizes: "If the Mister Farioli said that there are no strange things, then we have to believe him" appears first in Ball on the Network.

Francesco Farioli, coach of FC Porto, reacted to the victory of the dragons in the Classic (3-1) in front of Benfica, in statements to Sport TV, after the final whistle of the game at the Dragon Stadium, counting for the seventh day of the I League.

·Portugal
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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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