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FIFA.com on Twitter: "🇵🇹@SLBenfica celebrate their 115th birthday today! 🥳 With the likes of Eusebio, Mario Coluna & Antonio Simoes, they reached five European Cup finals in the 1960s, winning both the
On This Day in Champions League: Benfica the first after Real Madrid!
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1961–62 European Cup - Wikidata
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1962 European Cup Final - Wikipedia
Power Ranking the Past 50 English League Champions 1961-2010 | Bleacher Report | Latest News, Videos and Highlights
Champions League: The 50 best games in history: Benfica 3-2 Barcelona, European Cup 1961 | MARCA in English
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1961 European Cup Final - Wikipedia
Fiorentina 2 Rangers 1 (4-1 agg) in May 1961 at Stadio Comunale. The captains before the European Cup Winners Cup Final, 2nd Leg.
Tottenham are Champions League debutants, not European newcomers | Tottenham Hotspur | The Guardian
