Óquei de Barcelos wins on penalties and wins the roller hockey "Champions"

Óquei de Barcelos won the Roller Hockey Champions League today, beating FC Porto in the final 2-0, in a penalty shootout, after a 1-1 draw in regular time and extra time.

At the Matosinhos Sports and Congress Centre, which hosted the competition's 'final four', the Barcelos team, which succeeds Sporting in the competition's record, was losing from the 17th minute, when a goal from Di Benedetto put the 'dragons' in the lead.

At the start of the second half, in the 28th minute, Miguel Rocha tied the match 1-1, a result that remained until the end of regular time and extra time.

In the penalty shootout, Poke and Luis Querido scored for the team from Barcelos, with FC Porto, who had reached the final after having eliminated Benfica 3-2 after extra time in the semi-finals of the 'final four', failing to score a single goal.

Óquei de Barcelos, who beat the Spanish team Noia 3-1 in the semi-finals, added the second trophy to their list of achievements, adding to the one won in 1990/91.

FC Barcelona, ​​with 22 titles, leads the ranking of winners of the competition, the former European League, in which Sporting is in fifth place with four, FC Porto is sixth, with three, and Benfica and Óquei de Barcelos are tied in eighth place with two.

Óquei de Barcelos won the Roller Hockey Champions League today, beating FC Porto in the final 2-0, in a penalty shootout, after a 1-1 draw in regular time and extra time.

At the Matosinhos Sports and Congress Centre, which hosted the competition's 'final four', the Barcelos team, which succeeds Sporting in the competition's record, was losing from the 17th minute, when a goal from Di Benedetto put the 'dragons' in the lead.

At the start of the second half, in the 28th minute, Miguel Rocha tied the match 1-1, a result that remained until the end of regular time and extra time.

In the penalty shootout, Poke and Luis Querido scored for the team from Barcelos, with FC Porto, who had reached the final after having eliminated Benfica 3-2 after extra time in the semi-finals of the 'final four', failing to score a single goal.

Óquei de Barcelos, who beat the Spanish team Noia 3-1 in the semi-finals, added the second trophy to their list of achievements, adding to the one won in 1990/91.

FC Barcelona, ​​with 22 titles, leads the ranking of winners of the competition, the former European League, in which Sporting is in fifth place with four, FC Porto is sixth, with three, and Benfica and Óquei de Barcelos are tied in eighth place with two.

Óquei de Barcelos won the Roller Hockey Champions League today, beating FC Porto in the final 2-0, in a penalty shootout, after a 1-1 draw in regular time and extra time.

At the Matosinhos Sports and Congress Centre, which hosted the competition's 'final four', the Barcelos team, which succeeds Sporting in the competition's record, was losing from the 17th minute, when a goal from Di Benedetto put the 'dragons' in the lead.

At the start of the second half, in the 28th minute, Miguel Rocha tied the match 1-1, a result that remained until the end of regular time and extra time.

In the penalty shootout, Poke and Luis Querido scored for the team from Barcelos, with FC Porto, who had reached the final after having eliminated Benfica 3-2 after extra time in the semi-finals of the 'final four', failing to score a single goal.

Óquei de Barcelos, who beat the Spanish team Noia 3-1 in the semi-finals, added the second trophy to their list of achievements, adding to the one won in 1990/91.

FC Barcelona, ​​with 22 titles, leads the ranking of winners of the competition, the former European League, in which Sporting is in fifth place with four, FC Porto is sixth, with three, and Benfica and Óquei de Barcelos are tied in eighth place with two.