(All times are Lisbon time zone) Friday, November 8 V. Guimarães-Sporting 21:00x Saturday, November 9 Marítimo-Sp. Braga 15:00 Boavista-Moreirense 19:00x V. Setúbal-FC Porto 21:00* Sunday, November 10 U. Leiria-S. Clara 16:00 Beira-Mar-Varzim 16:00 Nacional-Académica 16:00 Benfica-P. Ferreira 19:00x Monday, November 11 Gil Vicente-Belenenses 20:30x *RTP1 +SIC -TVI xSportTV
According to its website, RTPi will broadcast Sporting-Guimaraes on tape delay Friday night (9:00PM EST) and Saturday morning (10:00AM EST).
Results heading into the final two games of Jornada 10. The big highlight of the weekend was Benfica’s 7-0 demolition of Pacos. Sexta, 8 Guimarães-Sporting 1-3 Sábado, 9 Marítimo-Sp. Braga 3-0 Boavista-Moreirense 0-0 V. Setúbal-FC Porto 0-1 Domingo, 10 U. Leiria-S. Clara 3-1 Beira-Mar-Varzim 2-1 Nacional-Académica 3-2 Benfica-P. Ferreira 7-0
Standings through 10 weeks (pending today’s match: Gil Vicente – Belenenses) 1 FC Porto 24 2 Benfica 20 3 Sporting 19 4 V. Guimarães 19 5 Belenenses 17 6 Varzim 16 7 Marítimo 13 8 Sp. Braga 13 9 P. Ferreira 13 10 V. Setúbal 12 11 Boavista 12 12 Beira-Mar 12 13 Gil Vicente 11 14 U. Leiria 11 15 Nacional 11 16 Moreirense 8 17 Académica 7 18 Santa Clara 7
Belenenses squanders a nice opportunity to remain among the leaders, losing to Gil Vicente, 3-1. Standings after 10 weeks: 1 FC Porto 24 2 Benfica 20 3 Sporting 19 4 V. Guimarães 19 5 Belenenses 17 6 Varzim 16 7 Marítimo 13 8 Sp. Braga 13 9 P. Ferreira 13 10 V. Setúbal 12 11 Boavista 12 12 Beira-Mar 12 13 Gil Vicente 11 14 U. Leiria 11 15 Nacional 11 16 Moreirense 8 17 Académica 7 18 Santa Clara 7
MaisFutebol’s team of the week. Not surprisingly, the team is dominated by Benfica after its touchdown win over Pacos: Volpato (Moreirense), 4 Éder (Benfica), 4 Ricardo Rocha (Benfica), 5 João Manuel Pinto (Benfica), 4 Briguel (Marítimo), 4 Toñito (Sporting), 4 Tiago (Benfica), 5 Carlos Alvarez (Nacional), 4 Roger (Benfica), 4 Mantorras (Benfica), 4 Nuno Gomes (Benfica), 4