O futebol português promoveu o primeiro campeonato nacional durante a temporada 1934/1935, vencida pelo Porto. No segundo, deu Benfica. E, dali por diante, os dois clubes brigaram muito para ver quem era o maior. Durante a disputa de 1940/1941, surgiu um “intruso” no pedaço, o Sporting. Cinco temporadas depois, mais um, Os Belenenses. Assim, a torcida lusitana passou a conhecer quatro campeões.
O Benfica (campeão 1954/55) e o Porto (1955/56) eram os candidatos à taça do período 1956/1957. Disputa brava. Seus torcedores tiveram de esperar até a última rodada, para saberem quem gritaria mais alto. Pelo lado do primeiro, o treinador era Flávio Costa; do outro, Oto Glória. Isto é, dois ex-comandantes de times vascaínos. Melhor dizendo: professor e aluno.
E lá se foram eles com os ses gajos para o relvado. No primeiro tempo, nada de rede balançar. Até ali, o título era do primeiro. Mas haveria uma nova etapa. E o Benfica chegou ao filó. E ao seu sétimo título de campeão nacional, em um duelo de duas antigas “Feras da Colina”. Daquela vez, os ventos sopraram os gritos de comemorações para serem ouvidos pelas sete colinas de Lisboa. E noticiaram tudo para a “Colina” de São Januário que oaluno havia
The portuguese football promoted the first national championship during 1934/1935 season, won by Porto. In the second, gave Benfica. And from then on, the two clubs fought to see who really was the greatest. During the dispute 1940/1941 came a "intruder" in the piece, Sporting. Five seasons later, another, Os Belenenses. Thus, the Lusitanian fans came to know four champions.
Benfica (Champion 1954/55) and Porto (1955/56) were the candidates for the period 1956/1957 cup. Angry dispute. His supporters had to wait until the last round, knowing who to yell louder. The side of the first, the coach was Flávio Costa; the other, Otto Glória. That is, two former commanders vascaínos teams. Better said: teacher and student.
And there they were with the countries to the lawn guys were. The first time, no network balancing. Until then, the title was the first. But there would be a new step. And Benfica reached the tulle. And his seventh title of national champion in a duel of two ancient "Beasts of the Hill." This time, the winds blew the cries of celebrations to be heard by the seven hills of Lisbon. And reported everything to the "Hill" of San Gennaro that oaluno had Vencio the teacher. (foto reproduzida da revista Grandes Clubes).
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| Na foto dos campeões-RJ-1949, Oto Glória, de branco, está sentado ao lado de Flávio Costa e de Danilo Alvim (D) |
The portuguese football promoted the first national championship during 1934/1935 season, won by Porto. In the second, gave Benfica. And from then on, the two clubs fought to see who really was the greatest. During the dispute 1940/1941 came a "intruder" in the piece, Sporting. Five seasons later, another, Os Belenenses. Thus, the Lusitanian fans came to know four champions.
Benfica (Champion 1954/55) and Porto (1955/56) were the candidates for the period 1956/1957 cup. Angry dispute. His supporters had to wait until the last round, knowing who to yell louder. The side of the first, the coach was Flávio Costa; the other, Otto Glória. That is, two former commanders vascaínos teams. Better said: teacher and student.
And there they were with the countries to the lawn guys were. The first time, no network balancing. Until then, the title was the first. But there would be a new step. And Benfica reached the tulle. And his seventh title of national champion in a duel of two ancient "Beasts of the Hill." This time, the winds blew the cries of celebrations to be heard by the seven hills of Lisbon. And reported everything to the "Hill" of San Gennaro that oaluno had Vencio the teacher. (foto reproduzida da revista Grandes Clubes).
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