S.L. Benfica B
Squad
André Almeida2012current- Fábio Cardoso2012current
- Gianni Rodríguez2013current
Nuno Santos2014current
Pedro Rebocho2014current
Bilal Ould-Chikh2015current
João Carvalho2015current
Ljubomir Fejsa2015current
Yuri Ribeiro2015current
Ferro2016current- Ivan Šaponjić2016current
Tyronne Ebuehi2019current
CJ dos Santoscurrent
Jardel Nivaldo Vieiracurrent- Manuel José de Jesuscurrent
Tiago Dantascurrent- Erwin Sánchez1999–1999
Geraldo Alves1999–2001- Jorge Ribeiro1999–2002
José Moreira1999–2001
João Pereira2002–2005
Miguel Lopes2005–2006
Nicolás Canales2006–2006- Alan Kardec2012–2013
André Gomes2012–2014
Bruno Varela2012–2015- Carlos Ascues2012–2013
Carlos Miguel Dias2012–2013
Derlis González2012–2014
Deyverson2012–2013
Djaniny Tavares2012–2013- Hélder Costa2012–2015
Ivan Cavaleiro2012–2014
João Cancelo2012–2014
Lionel Carole2012–2013- Luís Martins2012–2012
Michael Simões Domingues2012–2014
Miguel Vítor2012–2013
Nélson Semedo2012–2016
Roderick2012–2013Sidnei2012–2013
Victor Lindelöf2012–2015
Bernardo Silva2013–2015- Bruno Gaspar2013–2015
Jan Oblak2013–2013
Jonathan Urretaviscaya2013–2014
Lorenzo Melgarejo2013–2013
Rogelio Funes Mori2013–2015
Rui Fonte2013–2015
Stefan Mitrović2013–2014
Steven Vitória2013–2013
Uroš Matić2013–2014
Carlos Jorge Neto Martins2014–2014
Diogo Gonçalves2014–2018
Gonçalo Guedes2014–2016
Paweł Dawidowicz2014–2019
Renato Sanches2014–2015
Victor Andrade2014–2016
Adel Taarabt2015–2019
Ederson2015–2015
Hany Mukhtar2015–2015
Jonathan Rodríguez2015–2015
Loris Benito2015–2015
Ruben Amorim2015–2015
Rúben Dias2015–2017- José Gomes2016–2021
Luka Jović2016–2017
Gonçalo Ramos2019–2021
Kevin Csoboth2019–2021
Tomás Tavares2019–2020
Leo Brian Kokubo2020–2024
João Neves2022–2022
Lucas Veríssimo2022–2022
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Career & Clubs
As Benfica sought a way to provide playing time for their youth and reserve players, they created a B team in 1999. The team officially started competing in the 1999–2000 season, with their first match played away against Portimonense S.C. (2–2) in late August. After three seasons in the Portuguese Second Division, they suffered relegation to the Terceira Divisão, where they would spend three years, before achieving promotion to the Portuguese Second Division in 2005. In May of the following year, the board of directors extinguished the side, which returned to activity shortly after as part of the Liga Intercalar. As part of this competition, the team's best league finish was a second place, behind Estoril B, in the South Zone of the 2010–11 season. Before the end of the 2011–12 football season in Portugal, seven Primeira Liga clubs announced their interest in creating a reserve team to fill the six vacancies available in the Segunda Liga (now Liga Portugal 2) for the 2012–13 campaign. Of those seven clubs, six were selected to take part in the competition: Benfica, Braga, Marítimo, Porto, Sporting CP and Vitória de Guimarães. LPFP, who organize the professional football tiers in Portugal, announced that the clubs would have to pay €50,000 to register themselves at the league in order to compete in the upcoming season. In addition, LPFP also required them to follow new rules regarding player selection, in which each B team must have a squad with a minimum of ten players…
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Identifiers & aliases
Sport Lisboa e Benfica "B", commonly known as Benfica B, is a Portuguese professional football team based in Seixal. Founded in 1999, dissolved in 2006, and restarted in 2012, it is the reserve team of Portuguese club S.L. Benfica. They play in the Liga Portugal 2, holding home matches at Benfica Campus' main pitch.
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