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Jorge Jesús lived intensely the incidents of the game and from the initial whistle he did not stop for a minute. In addition to their players, who heard the good news – Vertonghen, Diogo Gonçalves, Everton, Gilberto, Gabriel, Grimaldo, Rafa … -, Lito Vidigal and Marítimo’s team also came out unharmed.
With each interruption of the game so that a Maritime player could be seen, JJ’s voice rang out loudly. “Too bad, they should go to the third division,” was one of the first candies that they found out about Jorge Jesús, this at a time when the Marítimo goalkeeper, Charles, requested medical assistance, with the Benfica coach considering that the Marítimo was on fire.
«During the first part the Maritime did not want to share the game. He played anti-game, situations that no longer exist in football, ”Jorge Jesús recalled at the end of the game.
However, the climax of the match came at the moment of Benfica’s second goal, scored by Everton. There, the technician could not contain himself and, addressing Lito Vidigal, it was not fashionable. There is, but it’s a shame. Go but train Elvas [n.d.r, cidade onde cresceu o treinador do Marítimo]. »
Rui Costa was the one who calmed down the coach, hugging Jorge Jesús so that he would not continue with the mouths he sent to Lito Vidigal.
In the end, as soon as the referee Manuel Mota whistled the end of the game, the Benfica coach was also seen with a stopwatch in hand, ending the count. The game or the stops?
