Kerem Akturkoglu's equaliser in the second half ensured that the Primeira Liga title race remains undecided until the final matchday. His goal secured a 1-1 draw for Benfica against Sporting CP. Initially, Sporting seemed poised to extend their lead, but they couldn't respond to Benfica's leveller.
Sporting took an early lead with Viktor Gyokeres setting up Trincao, who scored from outside the box just four minutes into the game. Angel Di Maria attempted a long-range shot that went wide, while Rui Silva made an impressive save against Akturkoglu in a one-on-one situation.

Pote was denied a goal in the 38th minute when Gyokeres' attempt was saved by Anatolii Trubin. However, Pote's subsequent effort was disallowed due to a foul. Akturkoglu eventually found the net in the 63rd minute, capitalising on Vangelis Pavlidis' skillful play along the byline.
Pavlidis nearly gave Benfica the lead when his shot hit the post, but neither team managed to secure a decisive victory. The match ended with tensions flaring as Ricardo Esgaio received a red card for dissent after being an unused substitute.
The Lisbon derby carried significant stakes this time around. Benfica had previously lost two consecutive league matches against Sporting, matching their total defeats in their last 16 encounters. A 2-0 win would have brought them closer to clinching the title.
Despite extending their unbeaten home run to eight matches (six wins and two draws), Benfica couldn't silence Gyokeres entirely, as he managed just one goal in 360 minutes against them. Both teams remain tied at 79 points atop the table.
If both teams win their next matches, Sporting will claim the title due to their superior head-to-head record over Benfica, having won their previous encounter 1-0. The final day promises high tension as both sides vie for league supremacy.