Benfica, led by José Mourinho, continues its journey in the Portuguese league without any losses so far, just two rounds before the end of the season. This remarkable achievement could place them among the "invincible teams" in Europe, but it has not been enough to secure the league title.

Porto officially clinched the Portuguese league title after pulling nine points clear of Benfica, benefiting from consistent results this season under the management of André Villas-Boas, losing only once in 32 matches, while Benfica stumbled with 10 draws that cost them the top spot.

Benfica is close to finishing the season unbeaten and only needs to avoid losing to Braga and then Estoril Praia. However, the numerous draws have caused the team to lose crucial points, amid criticism in the Portuguese press that spoke of "squandering" many opportunities in the title race.

The club president, Rui Costa, expressed his anger after the recent draw against Famalicão, strongly criticizing the refereeing. Meanwhile, Mourinho also showed his dissatisfaction with some decisions, while the coach's future remains open with reports suggesting the possibility of renewing his contract or even a potential return to Real Madrid.