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Eusebio

British  
/ juːˈseɪbɪəʊ /

noun

  1. Silva Ferreira da (ˈsɪlvə fɛrˈeɪrə də). born 1942, Portuguese footballer

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Benfica also reaffirmed its commitment to combating all forms of racism and discrimination, values which it said "are part of its historical identity and are reflected in its daily actions, its global community, the work of the Benfica Foundation, and major figures in the club's history, such as Eusebio".

From BBC

Speaking after the match, Benfica boss Mourinho - who was sent off late in the game for arguing with the referee - said Vinicius had been "disrespectful" with his goal celebration and pointed to the club's legendary striker Eusebio as proof that Benfica is not a racist club.

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Kompany was also critical of Mourinho for using Eusebio's name as supposed proof that Benfica is not a racist club.

From BBC

Mourinho, who managed Real for 178 games between 2010 and 2013, said Vinicius had been disrespectful in his goal celebration and pointed to their legendary striker Eusebio as proof that Benfica is not a racist club.

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"The club reaffirms, clearly and unequivocally, its historical and unwavering commitment to defending the values of equality, respect and inclusion, which are in line with the core values of its foundation and have Eusebio as their greatest symbol," Benfica said.

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