By: EFE Updated 08 May 2022, 23: 35 pm EDT
A man died after an argument in which he was stabbed this morning in the Portuguese city of Porto when he was celebrating the victory of the “dragons” in the Portuguese league, according to police sources.
The victim was celebrating Porto’s victory near the state of Dragao when he was involved in an argument and was mortally wounded by a knife.
According to the Porto local police , a woman accompanied him and was also injured. The aggressor, added the police, had fled when the agents arrived.
The Porto won the Portuguese championship last night after winning 1-0 against Benfica in the Luz state, in Lisbon.
The team traveled to Porto late at night to celebrate the victory with hundreds of fans gathered around the Dragao stadium.
Porto won this Saturday by 0-1 the classic against Benfica at the La Luz stadium in Lisbon, thus ensuring the conquest of the Portuguese League, the 30th in its history.
The only goal of the match came at 94 minutes through the Nigerian Zaidu, enough to guarantee the title of champion for the “dragons”, who needed the minus a tie to celebrate at their main opponent’s home.
In a duel with few opportunities for both teams, Benfica was superior in the second half and He even threatened to embitter the party in Porto with a goal from the Uruguayan Darwin Núñez, at the minute 51, which would end up be annulled by the VAR for offside.
The new Portuguese champions managed to withstand the pressure and speed of the “eagles ilas”, who, despite being better on the field, did not create much danger for the opponent.
One matchday from the end of the season, Porto wins the title with 88 points, nine more than Sporting, second and with one game less but no chance of reaching Sérgio Conceição’s team.
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