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Portuguese champion Benfica boosted its hopes of reaching the Champions League knockout stage by beating Lyon 2-1 Wednesday thanks to a late blunder by goalkeeper Anthony Lopes.Lopes Cheap Liverpool Soccer Team Uniform , who is Portuguese, tried to quickly throw the ball out of his area in the 86th minute but his pass was intercepted by Benfica’s Pizzi Fernandes near midfield, and the forward sent a shot straight into the open net.“We are all very disappointed because we gave it everything to get back on level terms,” Lyon defender Leo Dubois said. “We can’t be upset with (Lopes) because he’s got us out of trouble so many times in the past. Mistakes happen, that’s football.”Fernandes had come off the bench 20 minutes into the game to replace the injured Rafa Silva, who had opened the scoring for Benfica in the fourth minute.Memphis Depay equalized in the 70th for Lyon, which hadn’t lost in 11 straight group-stage matches in the Champions League, dating back to a defeat against Juventus in 2016.It was the first win for Benfica after two straight losses to open its campaign in Group G. It remains in last place but is now only one point behind both Lyon and Zenit St. Petersburg.“It was a tough win in a tough game,” Benfica midfielder Gabriel said. “We know this competition is like this, it demands a lot from us and is decided in the small details. We suffered when we had to suffer and won duels when we had to win them.”Leipzig has a two-point lead at the top after coming from behind to beat Zenit 2-1 earlier Wednesday.Benfica visits Lyon on Nov. 5, while Zenit hosts Leipzig.Benfica last made it out of the group stage in the 2016-17 season, when it was eliminated by Borussia Dortmund in the round of 16.The Portuguese club had lost 12 of its last 15 Champions League matches www.thetopsoccer.com/club-team-kit/manchester-city , including two this season 2-1 at home against Leipzig and 3-1 at Zenit.No French club has beaten Benfica in the team’s last 15 games in European competitions. With his team leading 5-0 after 18 minutes and threatening Premier League scoring records, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola sat with his arms folded in his dugout and might even have looked a little guilty.Whether it’s in the FA Cup final or just a run-of-the mill league game, Watford just does not know how to handle the most free-scoring team in England.City ended up romping to an 8-0 win on Saturday, falling just short of the heaviest margin of victory in the Premier League era (since 1992) — Manchester United’s 9-0 win over Ipswich in 1995.It came four months after City beat Watford 6-0 in the FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium to complete an unprecedented domestic treble last season. The previous season, Guardiola’s team won 6-0 at Watford’s Vicarage Road.“If you let five in in 20 minutes, you fear the worst. You think cricket scores,” Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster said after the club’s heaviest league loss in its 138-year history. “They are without doubt the best team I have ever played against. We were poor, didn’t lay a glove on them but at times it was breathtaking watching them.”Bernardo Silva scored his first professional hat trick and there were also goals for David Silva, Sergio Aguero, Riyad Mahrez, Nicolas Otamendi and Kevin De Bruyne at Etihad Stadium.Disappointingly for City’s fans or those hoping to see records tumble, City only scored once in the final half-hour of an embarrassingly one-sided match. It was the best goal of the match Cheap Manchester United Soccer Team Uniform , though — a powerful drive from De Bruyne into the roof of the net.In the final minutes, City’s fans urged their team forward, even roaring “Shoot!” when goalkeeper Ederson had the ball.“What I like the most is normally when it’s 5-0 at halftime, the second half is not serious, it’s boring,” Guardiola said. “But we did the opposite and we were more aggressive and made a very good second half.”It was the perfect reaction from the champions to last weekend’s surprising 3-2 loss at Norwich, the first defeat of their title defense which had left them five points behind Liverpool.Consider this a warning to Liverpool, which visits Chelsea on Sunday.MARGINAL CALLSTottenham was on the good side of a tight VAR call in a 2-2 draw at Man City this season.Mauricio Pochettino’s team was on the receiving end of one in a 2-1 loss against Leicester on Saturday.Tottenham was ahead courtesy of a first-half strike by Harry Kane when Serge Aurier drove a deflected shot into the bottom corner, seemingly giving the visitors a 2-0 lead at King Power stadium.However, after a lengthy stoppage as the video assistant referee took a forensic look at whether Son Heung-min was offside by millimeters in the buildup, the goal was ruled out.In Leicester’s next attack, Ricardo Pereira scored with a deflected finish to make it 1-1 in the 69th minute and James Maddison completed Leicester’s comeback by scoring from outside the area in the 85th.“It’s what happens with VAR — you have to get your head round it www.thetopsoccer.com/club-team-kit/marseilles ,” Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers said.Leicester moved up to third place, two points behind Man City.NORWICH SLUMPSWhile Man City was bouncing back from a shock loss, the team that inflicted it slumped to a miserable defeat of its own a week on.Norwich conceded two goals in the first half to striker Chris Wood and lost 2-0 at Burnley“We always knew this would be tougher than Manchester City,” Norwich defender Ben Godfrey said. “Burnley are tough to play against.”BLADES CUT DOWN EVERTONOne shot on target. Two goals. Three points for Sheffield United.They were the galling statistics Everton was staring at following a 2-0 loss at Goodison Park to a promoted club which hasn’t lost away since mid-January.“It was just a ridiculous game,” Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder said. “That’s possibly the worst we’ve played all season.”Everton had a supposedly benign run of fixtures to start the season but has only come away with seven points from six games, with City visiting next week. Sheffield United has one point more.CARROLL RETURNSAndy Carroll came on for his first appearance for Newcastle in nearly nine years but couldn’t inspire the team to victory in a 0-0 home draw against Brighton.The 30-year-old striker, who rejoined Newcastle in August after spells with Liverpool and West Ham, entered to a huge ovation in the 82nd minute and made his presence felt in a bustling cameo performance at St. James’ Park. He had not played since February because of an ankle injury that required an operation.