Rúben Amorim’s spell as Sporting Clube de Portugal manager concluded with a thrilling 4-2 victory in Braga.

The Warriors took advantage of individual errors to take a 2-0 lead into the break, Ricardo Horta punishing the Portuguese champions on both occasions.

Amorim introduced Jeremiah St. Juste, Hidemasa Morita and Conrad Harder before the hour mark and all three would play an important role in the fight back.

Morita got a goal back in the 58th minute after St. Juste hit the post and Morten Hjulmand equalised in the 81st minute when he fired a rocket into the top corner.

Harder would be the hero however, beating Matheus in the 89th minute and once again in added time to send Amorim off to Manchester United in style.

The Portuguese football landscape has been overwhelmed by the recent news that Rúben Amorim is set to become the new manager of Manchester United. It’s a story that has dominated Portuguese media and made headlines across the world.

With Amorim set to take charge of Sporting for the final time against Braga, very little could distract the Portuguese football world from such a big story. But one game could do just that. It’s O Clássico time as Benfica and Porto face off for the first time this season, on Sunday night in Lisbon.

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Porto lost 2-1 against Lazio in an entertaining Europa League clash in Rome.

Fábio Vieira hit the woodwork in the 33rd minute before the Italian club went ahead on the stroke of half-time.

Diogo Costa got caught in no man's land which allowed Alessio Romagnoli to head home from close range.

The Portuguese club equalised in the 66th minute when Stephen Eustaquio finished off a slick move started by Vieira.

The game looked to be headed towards a draw but there was more added time heartbreak for Vítor Bruno’s side. Gustav Isaksen’s cross wasn’t cleared, Pedro taking advantage by beating Costa from close range.

They’ve done it again! Vitória Sport Clube won their ninth consecutive game in European play this season, extending the record for a Portuguese team that they had established in their previous UEFA Conference League match.

A first-half penalty by captain Tiago Silva and a goal by Spanish debutant Óscar Rivas on the hour mark set Rui Borges’ men on their way to victory over Mlada Boleslav at the Estádio Dom Afonso Henriques in Guimarães.

Vasil Kusej pulled a goal back for the Czech team and made for a nervy ending, but Vitória held on to remain in the leading pack in the Conference League table with 9 points from three matches.