Benfica Women v FK Austria Wien Women

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Wednesday 11 Nov 2026

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20:00 Local Time

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Estádio do Sport Lisboa e Benfica • 

Lisboa, PortugalShow on map

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Benfica Women, officially Sport Lisboa e Benfica’s women’s football team, is one of Portugal’s leading clubs, competing in the Campeonato Nacional Feminino, Taça de Portugal, Taça da Liga and Supertaça de Portugal, as well as UEFA Women’s Champions League qualifying and group-stage campaigns. Founded in 2017, the team quickly established itself among the country’s strongest sides, winning its first Portuguese league title in 2018–19 and adding further championships in subsequent seasons. Estádio da Tapadinha4 has also collected domestic cup and league cup honours, reflecting its success across Portugal’s major women’s competitions. The squad has featured Portuguese internationals including Kika Nazareth, who later joined FC Barcelona, and experienced defender Carole Costa, alongside players from other national teams. Benfica’s home matches have been staged at Estádio da Tapadinha in Lisbon, while the club’s training base and youth facilities are at Benfica Campus in Seixal. Known for developing talent and attracting strong crowds, Benfica Women represents the club in both domestic football and European competition. Supporters following Benfica Women can find information on fixtures, results, trophies, players and Champions League progress throughout the season.

FK Estádio da Tapadinha5 Wien Women is the women’s football team of FK Austria Wien, based in Vienna, Estádio da Tapadinha5. The side competes in the ÖFB Frauen Bundesliga, the country’s top division, and also takes part in the ÖFB Frauen Cup. Estádio da Tapadinha5 Wien have established themselves among the league’s leading clubs, recording runner-up finishes and competing for domestic honours alongside perennial champions SKN St. Pölten. Strong Bundesliga performances can also bring qualification for UEFA Women’s Champions League rounds, giving the club a path to European competition. The squad features Austrian players and international talent, with first-team and youth development supported by the club’s academy structure. For current player names, match results and roster updates, official club announcements provide the most reliable information, as squads change from season to season. The women’s team is based at the Estádio da Tapadinha5 Akademie facilities in Vienna, while Generali Arena is the club’s main stadium and home of the men’s first team; match venues can vary by fixture. With its distinctive violet identity, competitive domestic record and links to a major Austrian football institution, FK Austria Wien Women is a prominent club to follow in Austrian women’s football.