European Football - Benfica win emotional Classico amid Eusebio
tributes  Benfica won a league match against arch-rivals Porto
for the first time in more than four years on Sunday, beating
them 2-0 on an emotional afternoon marked by tributes to their
former forward Eusebio.  Goals in each half from Rodrigo and
Ezequiel Garay took Benfica top of the table with 36 points, two
ahead of Sporting with champions Porto a further point behind in
third.  Benfica's players all wore the name of Eusebio rather
than their own on the back of their shirts and synchronised
placards produced a huge image in the stands of the player
nicknamed the 'Black Panther', who died on Jan. 5 aged 71.
There was also a minute's silence before the game for the
Mozambique-born player who was the top-scorer at the 1966 World
Cup with nine goals that helped Portugal reach the semi-finals
and inspired Benfica to 11 domestic titles.  The Eagles went
ahead in the 13th minute when they won possession in midfield,
Lazar Markovic burst forward an