Head-to-Head: Benfica vs Estrela

Benfica vs Estrela has produced a clear Primeira Liga hierarchy, with Benfica winning at home and away. The scorelines include narrow one-goal decisions, a 3-2 contest and a four-goal home margin. Those varied results place the next fixture in context without assuming that the established pattern dictates its final score. Both grounds have offered distinct settings, but Benfica carry the stronger direction into any future comparison.

Past matches, Benfica vs Estrela

25 January 2026 Regular Season - 19

Benfica

4 - 0

Estrela
16 August 2025 Regular Season - 2

Estrela

0 - 1

Benfica

Estádio José Gomes
2 February 2025 Regular Season - 20

Estrela

2 - 3

Benfica

Estádio José Gomes
23 November 2024 4th Round

Benfica

7 - 0

Estrela
24 August 2024 Regular Season - 3

Benfica

1 - 0

Estrela

Match center

Benfica

4 - 0

25 January 2026

Estrela

Starting eleven

Substitutes Benfica

51
G
9
F
17
D
18
M
21
F
27
M
44
D
72
F
86
M

Estrela Substitutes

G
1
D
3
M
8
F
9
M
27
M
39
M
63
F
80
F
89

Match events

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90'

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15'

Kevin Höög Jansson Yellow Card
33'

Ianis Stoica Yellow Card
37'

Enzo Barrenechea Yellow Card
42'
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V. Pavlidis Normal Goal (Asst: S. Lopes Cabral)
45'

Fredrik Aursnes Yellow Card
45'

António Silva Yellow Card
46'

L. Barreiro E. Barrenechea
52'

Jefferson Encada Yellow Card
55'
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V. Pavlidis Penalty
56'

G. Doue T. Moustier
58'
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S. Lopes Cabral Normal Goal
60'

A. Schjelderup G. Prestianni
65'

A. Sola K. Jansson
73'

Rafa Silva G. Sudakov
73'

D. Prioste F. Aursnes
75'

Robinho L. Antonetti
75'

Rodrigo Pinho I. Stoica
75'

Alisson Souza J. Meireles
76'

Paulo Moreira Yellow Card
83'

Anisio V. Pavlidis
84'
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Anisio Normal Goal

Stats for this game

Matchup Benfica VS Estrela

Benfica’s clear edge

Benfica beat Estrela 4-0 at home on 25 January 2026 and 1-0 away on 16 August 2025. They also won 3-2 away on 2 February 2025 and 1-0 at home on 24 August 2024. These Primeira Liga results show Benfica succeeding in both venues, with margins that range from a single goal to a decisive home score. Estrela have yet to turn a dated league meeting into a win. The evidence points in one direction, even when the margin is narrow.

Keeping the next meeting open

Benfica’s advantage is the defining backdrop, but the 1-0 results at both grounds underline that not every contest has unfolded with a wide separation. For future fixtures, the venue remains relevant alongside Benfica’s established leverage and Estrela’s opportunity to alter the pattern. The next match should be judged on its own performance, with these dated results supplying context rather than a pre-written ending.