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] is a Portuguese ] team based in ]. The club was formed as Sport Lisboa on 28 February 1904 following a meeting of former ] students at Farmácia Franco (Franco Pharmacy) led by ].{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=11}} Since the club lacked a field to play, they merged with Grupo Sport Benfica on 13 September 1906, to form Sport Lisboa e Benfica.<ref>{{cite web|title=Foundation|url=http://www.slbenfica.pt/en-us/slb/historia/fundacao.aspx|publisher=S.L. Benfica|accessdate=8 May 2015}}</ref> ] is a Portuguese professional ] team based in ]. It was founded as Sport Lisboa on 28 February 1904, following a meeting of former ] students, led by ], at Farmácia Franco (Franco Pharmacy).{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=11}} Since the club lacked a field to play, it merged with Grupo Sport Benfica on 13 September 1908, thus being renamed Sport Lisboa e Benfica.<ref>{{cite web|title=Foundation|url=https://www.slbenfica.pt/en-us/slb/historia/fundacao.aspx|website=S.L. Benfica|access-date=8 May 2015}}</ref>


Benfica won the ] for the first time in 1936; since then, they have won a further 35 league titles, along with 28 ]s, plus a number of other more recently established trophies. They have also been crowned champions of European football on two occasions by winning the ] in ] and ].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.slbenfica.pt/futebol/palmares.aspx |title=Honours |publisher=S.L. Benfica |accessdate=6 May 2015}}</ref> The club was one of 8 members of the Primeira Liga when it was formed in 1934. Benfica was one of the eight founding members of the ] in 1934, and won their first league title in ], the first of 38 league titles. Moreover, they have won 26 ]s, 3 ] (the predecessor of the Portuguese Cup), plus a number of other more recently established trophies. Internationally, Benfica have been crowned champions of ] on two occasions, when they won the ] in ] and ].<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.slbenfica.pt/futebol/palmares.aspx |title=Honours |website=S.L. Benfica |access-date=6 May 2015}}</ref>


This chronological list comprises all those who have held the position of manager of the first team of Benfica since their foundation in 1904. Each manager's entry includes his dates of tenure and the club's overall competitive record (in terms of matches won, drawn and lost), honours won, and significant achievements while under his care. ]s are included (when known), as well as those who have been in permanent charge. The club's longest-serving manager was Cosme Damião, who managed the team from 1908 to 1926, totalling 18 years. This page includes a chronological list comprising all those who have held the position of manager of Benfica's first team since its foundation. Each manager's entry includes his dates of tenure and the club's overall competitive record (in terms of matches won, drawn, and lost), honours won and significant achievements while under his care. ]s are included (when known), as well as those who have been in permanent charge. The club's longest-serving manager is Cosme Damião, who managed the team from 1908 to 1926, totalling 18 years.


==Managerial history== ==Managerial history==
{{Missing information|section|the last 50 years|date=May 2015}} {{Missing information|section|the past 50 years|date=May 2015}}
]'s first manager ever was ], an employee at Fármacia Franco and the club's ].{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=29}} He served for sixteen matches, from the team's first official match on 4 November 1906 until the end of their second season, in ], when eight players defected to ]. From ], ] took over and led the club to its first ever ], in the ].{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=37}} Until the end of the 1910s, he won seven more championships – the last one, in 1920, was particularly hard because of another mass player defection to recently created clubs ] and ].{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=68}} Facing a much less talented squad and an ever increasing debt related to the construction of football fields, Benfica entered a trophyless period, which led to the departure of Cosme Damião in 1926, after 18 years in charge.{{sfn|Tomaz|2014|p=144}}{{sfn|Pereira|2014|p=148}}
The first ever manager was ], an employee of Fármacia Franco and also the ]{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=29}} He served for sixteen matches from the first official match on 4 November 1906, until the end of the second season in ], when eight players defected to ]. From ], ] took over, leading the club to its first ever ], ] later.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=37}} Until the end of the 1910s, he added seven more championships, the last in 1920 was particularly hard because of another mass defection to join recently created clubs ] and ].{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=68}} Facing a much less talented squad, and an ever increasing debt related to the construction of the football fields, the club entered a trophyless period which led to the departure of Cosme Damião in 1926, after 18 years in charge.{{sfn|Tomaz|2014|p=144}}{{sfn|Pereira|2014|p=148}} He was replaced by ], a former club player that had recently managed the ].{{sfn|Tomaz|2014|p=144}} Although performances improved slightly, he failed to win any silverware, ending his spell in 1929, to make way for a foreign manager, ], who would also double as a masseur for the club other sports.{{sfn|Pereira|2014|p=100}} He was much more successful, leading the club to its first national title, the ] in 1929–30,{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=104}} retaining it in the next season.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=111}} He moved to Sporting in the next season,<ref>{{cite web|title=As histórias dos muitos treinadores do Sporting|trans_title=Histories of the many Sporting CP coaches|url=http://www.sabado.pt/Special-Pages/Print.aspx?printpath=/Multimedia/FOTOS/Desporto/Fotogaleria-%285%29&classname=Article.Media|work=Magazine Sábado|language=Portuguese|date=14 February 2011}}</ref> with Benfica reappointing Ribeiro dos Reis for a second spell. He did not fare much better, adding only a Lisbon Championship on his second year, by now a second grade competition.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=120}} He was succeeded by ] in 1934, who would reconquer the Portuguese Championship in his first season and lead the team to the first ever ] in his second year.<ref>{{cite news|title=A Maior Mentira do Futebol Português|trans_title=The biggest lie in Portuguese football|url=http://em-defesa-do-benfica.blogspot.pt/2014/06/a-maior-mentira-do-futebol-portugues.html|accessdate=12 October 2014|work=em-defesa-do-benfica.blogspot.pt|date=12 June 2014}}</ref> The managerial changes continued in 1936, with Benfica hiring the first of six Hungarian managers: ].{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=139}} Hertzka led ] to its first ] in 1932, and at Benfica, he remained victorious, adding another two Primeira Liga titles in three seasons.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=139, 145}} In 1939, Benfica changed manager again, hiring ]. In his first year, he won the club's last Lisbon Championships and the club's first Portuguese Cup.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=157}} Over the following six seasons, he managed the team in 272 games, winning three Primeira Liga titles and another two Portuguese Cup.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=171, 177, 189}} With the appearance of Sporting CP's "five violins" in 1946, the club attempted to fight them, sacking Biri at the end of the season and rehiring Hertzka.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=208}} Benfica led the league ] season for most part but ended in second place, equalized on points, but with a goal less.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=208}} Benfica then returned to English managers, hiring ] in 1948.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=214}} He guided the team to a Portuguese Cup in his first year, the league title and the first European trophy, the ], in his second year, {{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=220}} and finished his two remaining seasons with two more Portuguese Cup titles, although in the latter, it was his assistant, ] who conquered it, after he returned to England.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=233}} In ], Benfica hired ] only to be replaced mid-season by Ribeiro dos Reis in his third spell, ending the season in second, but with one more Portuguese Cup.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=239}} Ribeiro dos Reis would lead the club halfway through the next year, with ] finishing the first trophyless season in five years.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=245}} Benfica then hired ], a manager that would revolutionize the club, starting the professionalism of the club.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=250}} He created a house for the players to focus before matches, to strengthen the discipline; increased wages which allowed for professional footballers instead of part-time players; improved the physical training; carefully supervised what players ate; regular medical check-ups; implemented an academic program to improve the players' education; began the teaching of English language and also, through etiquette, how to dress and eat.{{sfn|Tomaz|2014|p=51}}


Damião was replaced by ], a former player of the club who had recently managed the ].{{sfn|Tomaz|2014|p=144}} Despite the slight improvement of Benfica's performances, he failed to win any silverware, ending his spell in 1929 to make way for a foreign manager, ], who would also double as a masseur for the club's other sports.{{sfn|Pereira|2014|p=100}} He was much more successful, leading the club to its first national title, the ] in 1929–30,{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=104}} and retaining it in the next season.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=111}} Following his move to Sporting in the next season,<ref>{{cite web|title=As histórias dos muitos treinadores do Sporting|trans-title=Histories of the many Sporting CP coaches|url=https://www.sabado.pt/Special-Pages/Print.aspx?printpath=/Multimedia/FOTOS/Desporto/Fotogaleria-%285%29&classname=Article.Media|work=Magazine Sábado|language=Portuguese|date=14 February 2011|archive-url=http://arquivo.pt/wayback/20110310053953/http://www.sabado.pt/Special-Pages/Print.aspx?printpath=/Multimedia/FOTOS/Desporto/Fotogaleria-(5)&classname=Article.Media|archive-date=10 March 2011}}</ref> Benfica reappointed Ribeiro dos Reis for a second spell; nonetheless, he did not fare much better in his second year, adding only a Lisbon Championship, by then a second grade competition.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=120}} He was succeeded by ] in 1934, who would reconquer the Championship of Portugal in his first season and lead the team to their first ever ] in his second tenure.<ref>{{cite news|title=A Maior Mentira do Futebol Português|trans-title=The biggest lie in Portuguese football|url=https://em-defesa-do-benfica.blogspot.pt/2014/06/a-maior-mentira-do-futebol-portugues.html|access-date=12 October 2014|work=em-defesa-do-benfica.blogspot.pt|date=12 June 2014}}</ref>
⚫ == Statistics ==

⚫ ''Information correct as of match played 19 February 2017. Only competitive matches are counted.''
The managerial changes continued in 1936, with Benfica hiring the first of six Hungarian managers, ],{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=139}} who had led ] to their ] in 1932. He remained victorious at Benfica, adding two more Primeira Liga titles in three seasons.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=139, 145}} In 1939, Benfica changed manager again, hiring ]. In his first year, he won the club's last Lisbon Championship as well as their first Portuguese Cup.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=157}} Over the following six seasons, he managed the team in 272 games, winning three Primeira Liga titles and another two Portuguese Cups.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=171, 177, 189}} With the appearance of Sporting's "five violins" in 1946, Benfica attempted to fight them by sacking Biri at the end of the season and rehiring Hertzka.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=208}} Under his guidance, Benfica led the ] for most of the season; however, they finished in second place, equalised on points with Sporting but with one goal less.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=208}} Benfica then returned to English managers, hiring ] in 1948.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=214}} He guided the team to the Portuguese Cup in his first year, to the league title and to their first international trophy, the ], in his second year.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=220}} He later concluded his two remaining seasons at Benfica with two more Portuguese Cup trophies – although the latter cup was also conquered by his assistant, ], after Smith's return to England.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=233}}

For 1952–53, Benfica hired ] only to be replaced in the middle of the season by Ribeiro dos Reis, whose third spell at the club would lead them to a second place league finish and one Portuguese Cup.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=239}} Later on, Ribeiro dos Reis led the club halfway through the next year, with ] ending their first trophyless season in five years.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=245}} Benfica then hired ], a Brazilian manager that would revolutionise the club by introducing professionalisation.{{sfn|Tovar|2012|p=250}} He introduced: a house for the players to focus before matches, and to strengthen discipline; increased wages, allowing professional footballers instead of part-time players; improved physical training; careful supervision of the players' food; regular medical check-ups; an academic program to improve the players' education; the teaching of English language and also, through etiquette, on how to dress and eat.{{sfn|Tomaz|2014|p=51}}

⚫ ==Statistics==
⚫ :''Information correct as of 11 January 2025. Only competitive matches are counted.''
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* '''Nat.''' – The coach's nationality is given as his country of birth. * '''Nat.''' – The coach's nationality is given as his country of birth.
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* {{Legend|#ddffdd|] (team player that assumed simultaneously the role of coach)}} * {{Legend|#ddffdd|] (team player that assumed simultaneously the role of coach)}}
* {{Legend|#CFCFC4|] (assistant coach that assumed temporarily the job in the absence of the incumbent head coach or until a new head coach was hired)}} * {{Legend|#CFCFC4|] (coach who assumed temporarily the job in the absence of the incumbent head coach or until a new head coach was hired)}}


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|{{sortname|Manuel|Gourlade}}||{{flagicon|Portugal|1830}} |{{sortname|Manuel|Gourlade}}||{{flagicon|Portugal|1830}}
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|{{sortname|Arthur|John}}||{{flagicon|England}} |{{sortname|Arthur|John}}||{{flagicon|England}}
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|]||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |Ribeiro dos Reis||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
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|- |-
|{{sortname|Vítor|Gonçalves|Vítor Cândido Gonçalves}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Vítor|Gonçalves|Vítor Gonçalves (footballer, born 1896)}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
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|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ]<br />1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ]<br />1 Campeonato de Portugal
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Lippo|Hertzka}}||{{flagicon|Hungary|1920}} |{{sortname|Lippo|Hertzka}}||{{flagicon|Hungary|1920}}
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{{WDL|92|61|14|17|for=290|against=127}} {{WDL|92|61|14|17|for=290|against=127}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>2 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>2 Primeira Divisão
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|János|Biri}}||{{flagicon|Hungary|1946}} |{{sortname|János|Biri}}||{{flagicon|Hungary|1946}}
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{{WDL|272|194|25|53|for=982|against=470}} {{WDL|272|194|25|53|for=982|against=470}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>3 ]<br />3 ]<br />1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>3 Primeira Divisão<br />3 ]<br />1 Campeonato de Lisboa
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|- |-
|{{sortname|Lippo|Hertzka}}||{{flagicon|Hungary|1946}} |{{sortname|Lippo|Hertzka|nolink=1}}||{{flagicon|Hungary|1946}}
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{{WDL|30|22|3|5|for=97|against=42}} {{WDL|30|22|3|5|for=97|against=42}}
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|{{sortname|Ted|Smith|Ted Smith (footballer, born 1914)}}||{{flagicon|England}} |{{sortname|Ted|Smith|Ted Smith (footballer, born 1914)}}||{{flagicon|England}}
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{{WDL|109|73|18|18|for=354|against=148}} {{WDL|109|73|18|18|for=354|against=148}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ]<br />2 ]<br />1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Primeira Divisão<br />2 Taça de Portugal<br />1 ]
|{{#tag:ref|Resigned for personal reasons in December 1951, but unexpectedly returned in March 1952 but left again in April, the 5 games he coached after his return will be added to existing record.<ref>Tovar (2012), p. 233.</ref>|group="n"}} |{{refn|Ted Smith resigned for personal reasons in December 1951 but unexpectedly returned in March 1952 and left again in April. The five games he coached after his return are added to the existing record.<ref>Tovar (2012), p. 233.</ref>|group="n"}}
|- |-
|{{sortname|Cândido|Tavares}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Cândido|Tavares}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
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{{WDL|17|13|1|3|for=59|against=19}} {{WDL|17|13|1|3|for=59|against=19}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Taça de Portugal
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Alberto|Zozaya}}||{{flagicon|Argentina}} |{{sortname|Alberto|Zozaya}}||{{flagicon|Argentina}}
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{{WDL|15|10|1|4|for=45|against=17}} {{WDL|15|10|1|4|for=45|against=17}}
| |
| |
|- |-
|]||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |Ribeiro dos Reis||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
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{{WDL|28|19|7|2|for=77|against=28}} {{WDL|28|19|7|2|for=77|against=28}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Taça de Portugal
| |
|-bgcolor="#CFCFC4" |-bgcolor="#CFCFC4"
|{{sortname|José|Valdivieso}}||{{flagicon|Argentina}} |{{sortname|José|Valdivieso}}||{{flagicon|Argentina}}
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{{WDL|19|8|3|8|for=46|against=37}} {{WDL|19|8|3|8|for=46|against=37}}
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|{{sortname|Otto|Glória}}||{{flagicon|Brazil|1889}} |{{sortname|Otto|Glória}}||{{flagicon|Brazil|1889}}
|{{dts|1954|08|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1959|06|14|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1954|08|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1959|06|14|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|169|113|30|26|for=447|against=163}} {{WDL|169|113|30|26|for=447|against=163}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>2 ]<br />2 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>2 Primeira Divisão<br />2 Taça de Portugal
| |
|-bgcolor="#CFCFC4" |-bgcolor="#CFCFC4"
|{{sortname|José|Valdivieso}}||{{flagicon|Argentina}} |{{sortname|José|Valdivieso|nolink=1}}||{{flagicon|Argentina}}
|{{dts|1959|06|14|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1959|06|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1959|06|14|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1959|06|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|1|1|0|0|for=1|against=0}} {{WDL|1|1|0|0|for=1|against=0}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Taça de Portugal
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Béla|Guttmann}}||{{flagicon|Hungary}} |{{sortname|Béla|Guttmann}}||{{flagicon|Hungary}}
|{{dts|1959|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1962|06|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1959|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1962|06|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|124|89|20|15|for=402|against=144}} {{WDL|124|89|20|15|for=402|against=144}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>2 ]<br />2 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>2 Primeira Divisão<br />2 ]
| |
|- |-
|-bgcolor="#CFCFC4" |-bgcolor="#CFCFC4"
|{{sortname|Fernando|Caiado}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Fernando|Caiado}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|1962|07|1|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1962|07|1|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1962|07|1|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1962|07|1|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|1|1|0|0|for=3|against=0}} {{WDL|1|1|0|0|for=3|against=0}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Taça de Portugal
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Fernando|Riera}}||{{flagicon|Chile}} |{{sortname|Fernando|Riera}}||{{flagicon|Chile}}
|{{dts|1962|10|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1963|05|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1962|10|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1963|05|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|43|33|5|5|for=130|against=44}} {{WDL|43|33|5|5|for=130|against=44}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Primeira Divisão
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Lajos|Czeizler}}||{{flagicon|Hungary}} |{{sortname|Lajos|Czeizler}}||{{flagicon|Hungary}}
|{{dts|1963|06|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1964|06|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1963|06|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1964|06|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|41|33|6|2|for=169|against=44}} {{WDL|41|33|6|2|for=169|against=44}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ]<br />1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Primeira Divisão<br />1 Taça de Portugal
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|- |-
|{{sortname|Elek|Schwartz}}||{{flagicon|Romania|1952}} |{{sortname|Elek|Schwartz}}||{{flagicon|Romania|1952}}
|{{dts|1964|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1965|06|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1964|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1965|06|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|46|33|7|6|for=157|against=41}} {{WDL|46|33|7|6|for=157|against=41}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Primeira Divisão
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Béla|Guttmann}}||{{flagicon|Hungary}} |{{sortname|Béla|Guttmann|nolink=1}}||{{flagicon|Hungary}}
|{{dts|1965|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1966|06|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1965|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1966|06|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|38|25|7|6|for=116|against=51}} {{WDL|38|25|7|6|for=116|against=51}}
| |
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Fernando|Riera}}||{{flagicon|Chile}} |{{sortname|Fernando|Riera|nolink=1}}||{{flagicon|Chile}}
|{{dts|1966|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1967|11|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1966|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1967|11|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|49|35|8|6|for=123|against=33}} {{WDL|49|35|8|6|for=123|against=33}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Primeira Liga|Primeira Divisão
|
|{{#tag:ref|Riera resigned after unpaid salaries and was replaced by his assistant.<ref>Tovar (2012), p. 336.</ref>|group="n"}} |{{refn|Fernando Riera resigned after unpaid salaries and was replaced by his assistant, Fernando Cabrita.<ref>Tovar (2012), p. 336.</ref>|group="n"}}
|-bgcolor="#CFCFC4" |-bgcolor="#CFCFC4"
|{{sortname|Fernando|Cabrita}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Fernando|Cabrita}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|1967|12|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1968|04|07|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1967|12|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1968|04|07|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|18|13|2|3|for=51|against=17}} {{WDL|18|13|2|3|for=51|against=17}}
| |
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Otto|Glória}}||{{flagicon|Brazil|1968}} |{{sortname|Otto|Glória|nolink=1}}||{{flagicon|Brazil|1968}}
|{{dts|1968|04|08|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1970|02|08|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1968|04|08|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1970|02|08|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|75|45|16|14|for=170|against=65}} {{WDL|75|45|16|14|for=170|against=65}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>2 ]<br />1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>2 Primeira Divisão<br />1 Taça de Portugal
| |
|-bgcolor="#CFCFC4" |-bgcolor="#CFCFC4"
|{{sortname|José|Augusto|José Augusto de Almeida}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|José|Augusto|José Augusto (footballer)}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|1970|02|09|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1970|05|14|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1970|02|09|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1970|05|14|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|16|12|3|1|for=44|against=13}} {{WDL|16|12|3|1|for=44|against=13}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Taça de Portugal
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|- |-
|{{sortname|Jimmy|Hagan}}||{{flagicon|England}} |{{sortname|Jimmy|Hagan}}||{{flagicon|England}}
|{{dts|1970|06|30|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1973|09|23|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1970|06|30|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1973|09|23|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|120|94|14|12|for=339|against=80}} {{WDL|120|94|14|12|for=339|against=80}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>3 ]<br />1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>3 Primeira Divisão<br />1 Taça de Portugal
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Fernando|Cabrita}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Fernando|Cabrita|nolink=1}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|1973|09|24|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1974|06|09|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1973|09|24|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1974|06|09|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|35|24|6|5|for=83|against=25}} {{WDL|35|24|6|5|for=83|against=25}}
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|{{sortname|Milorad|Pavić|Milorad Pavić (footballer)}}||{{flagicon|Yugoslavia}} |{{sortname|Milorad|Pavić|Milorad Pavić (footballer)}}||{{flagicon|Yugoslavia}}
|{{dts|1974|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1975|06|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1974|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1975|06|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|41|27|10|4|for=86|against=21}} {{WDL|41|27|10|4|for=86|against=21}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Primeira Divisão
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|- |-
|{{sortname|Mário|Wilson}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Mário|Wilson}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|1975|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1976|06|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1975|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1976|06|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|37|25|5|7|for=108|against=32}} {{WDL|37|25|5|7|for=108|against=32}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Primeira Divisão
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|John|Mortimore|John Mortimore (footballer)}}||{{flagicon|England}} |{{sortname|John|Mortimore|John Mortimore (footballer)}}||{{flagicon|England}}
|{{dts|1976|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1979|06|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1976|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1979|06|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|114|79|22|13|for=244|against=77}} {{WDL|114|79|22|13|for=244|against=77}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Primeira Divisão
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Mário|Wilson}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Mário|Wilson|nolink=1}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|1979|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1980|06|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1979|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1980|06|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|39|27|7|5|for=102|against=27}} {{WDL|39|27|7|5|for=102|against=27}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Taça de Portugal
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Lajos|Baróti}}||{{flagicon|Hungary}} |{{sortname|Lajos|Baróti}}||{{flagicon|Hungary}}
|{{dts|1980|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1982|06|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1980|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1982|06|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|92|63|16|13|for=187|against=59}} {{WDL|92|63|16|13|for=187|against=59}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ]<br />1 ]<br />1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Primeira Divisão<br />1 Taça de Portugal<br />1 ]
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Sven-Göran|Eriksson}}||{{flagicon|Sweden}} |{{sortname|Sven-Göran|Eriksson}}||{{flagicon|Sweden}}
|{{dts|1982|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1984|06|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1982|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1984|06|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|91|65|17|9|for=223|against=60}} {{WDL|91|65|17|9|for=223|against=60}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>2 ]<br />1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>2 Primeira Divisão<br />1 Taça de Portugal
| |
|- |-
| {{sortname|Pál|Csernai}}||{{flagicon|Hungary}} | {{sortname|Pál|Csernai}}||{{flagicon|Hungary}}
|{{dts|1984|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1985|06|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1984|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1985|06|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|45|28|7|10|for=100|against=41}} {{WDL|45|28|7|10|for=100|against=41}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Taça de Portugal
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|John|Mortimore|John Mortimore (footballer)}}||{{flagicon|England}} |{{sortname|John|Mortimore|John Mortimore (footballer)|nolink=1}}||{{flagicon|England}}
|{{dts|1985|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1987|06|04|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1985|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1987|06|04|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|88|60|19|9|for=173|against=52}} {{WDL|88|60|19|9|for=173|against=52}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ]<br />2 ]<br />1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Primeira Divisão<br />2 Taça de Portugal<br />1 ]
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Ebbe|Skovdahl}}||{{flagicon|Denmark}} |{{sortname|Ebbe|Skovdahl}}||{{flagicon|Denmark}}
|{{dts|1987|07|10|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1987|11|28|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1987|07|10|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1987|11|28|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|16|10|3|3|for=24|against=7}} {{WDL|16|10|3|3|for=24|against=7}}
| |
| |
|- |-
|]||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |]||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|1987|11|29|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1989|05|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1987|11|29|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1989|05|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|87|52|24|11|for=158|against=52}} {{WDL|87|52|24|11|for=158|against=52}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Primeira Divisão
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Sven-Göran|Eriksson}}||{{flagicon|Sweden}} |{{sortname|Sven-Göran|Eriksson|nolink=1}}||{{flagicon|Sweden}}
|{{dts|1989|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1992|06|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1989|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1992|06|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|143|94|31|18|for=304|against=85}} {{WDL|143|94|31|18|for=304|against=85}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ]<br />1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Primeira Divisão<br />1 Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Tomislav|Ivić}}||{{flagicon|Croatia}} |{{sortname|Tomislav|Ivić}}||{{flagicon|Croatia}}
|{{dts|1992|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1992|10|25|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1992|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1992|10|25|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|12|7|3|2|for=23|against=8}} {{WDL|12|7|3|2|for=23|against=8}}
| |
| |
|- |-
|]||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |Toni||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|1992|10|26|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1994|06|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1992|10|26|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1994|06|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|85|57|19|9|for=176|against=62}} {{WDL|85|57|19|9|for=176|against=62}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ]<br />1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Primeira Divisão<br />1 Taça de Portugal
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Artur|Jorge|Artur Jorge (footballer)}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Artur|Jorge|Artur Jorge (footballer, born 1946)}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|1994|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1995|09|09|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1994|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1995|09|09|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|54|28|15|11|for=92|against=45}} {{WDL|54|28|15|11|for=92|against=45}}
| |
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Mário|Wilson}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Mário|Wilson|nolink=1}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|1995|09|10|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1996|06|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1995|09|10|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1996|06|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|43|29|7|7|for=77|against=39}} {{WDL|43|29|7|7|for=77|against=39}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Taça de Portugal
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Paulo|Autuori}}||{{flagicon|Brazil}} |{{sortname|Paulo|Autuori}}||{{flagicon|Brazil}}
|{{dts|1996|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1997|01|19|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1996|07|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1997|01|19|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|23|14|4|5|for=43|against=19}} {{WDL|23|14|4|5|for=43|against=19}}
| |
| |
|-bgcolor="#CFCFC4" |-bgcolor="#CFCFC4"
|{{sortname|Mário|Wilson}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Mário|Wilson|nolink=1}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|1997|01|20|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1997|01|26|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1997|01|20|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1997|01|26|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|1|0|0|1|for=1|against=2}} {{WDL|1|0|0|1|for=1|against=2}}
| |
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Manuel|José|Manuel José de Jesus}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Manuel|José}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|1997|01|27|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1997|09|20|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1997|01|26|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1997|09|20|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|29|14|5|10|for=39|against=33}} {{WDL|29|14|5|10|for=39|against=33}}
| |
| |
|-bgcolor="#CFCFC4" |-bgcolor="#CFCFC4"
|{{sortname|Mário|Wilson}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Mário|Wilson|nolink=1}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|1997|09|21|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1997|11|01|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1997|09|21|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1997|11|01|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|6|3|3|0|for=9|against=4}} {{WDL|6|3|3|0|for=9|against=4}}
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|{{sortname|Graeme|Souness}}||{{flagicon|Scotland}} |{{sortname|Graeme|Souness}}||{{flagicon|Scotland}}
|{{dts|1997|11|02|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1999|05|02|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1997|11|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1999|05|02|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|71|41|15|15|for=139|against=65}} {{WDL|71|41|15|15|for=139|against=65}}
| |
| |
|-bgcolor="#CFCFC4" |-bgcolor="#CFCFC4"
|{{sortname|Shéu|Han}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Shéu|}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|1999|05|03|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|1999|05|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1999|05|03|format=dmy}}||{{dts|1999|05|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|4|2|1|1|for=10|against=5}} {{WDL|4|2|1|1|for=10|against=5}}
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|{{sortname|Jupp|Heynckes}}||{{flagicon|Germany}} |{{sortname|Jupp|Heynckes}}||{{flagicon|Germany}}
|{{dts|1999|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|2000|09|18|format=dmy}} |{{dts|1999|05|31|format=dmy}}||{{dts|2000|09|20|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|48|27|8|13|for=81|against=55}} {{WDL|48|27|8|13|for=81|against=55}}
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|{{sortname|José|Mourinho}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|José|Mourinho}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|2000|09|20|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|2000|12|05|format=dmy}} |{{dts|2000|09|20|format=dmy}}||{{dts|2000|12|05|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|11|6|3|2|for=17|against=9}} {{WDL|11|6|3|2|for=17|against=9}}
| |
| |
|- |-
|]||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |Toni||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|2000|12|06|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|2001|12|23|format=dmy}} |{{dts|2000|12|07|format=dmy}}||{{dts|2001|12|27|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|43|17|16|10|for=67|against=58}} {{WDL|43|17|16|10|for=67|against=58}}
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|{{sortname|Jesualdo|Ferreira}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Jesualdo|Ferreira}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|2001|12|25|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|2002|11|24|format=dmy}} |{{dts|2001|12|29|format=dmy}}||{{dts|2002|11|25|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|30|16|7|7|for=65|against=32}} {{WDL|30|16|7|7|for=65|against=32}}
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|-bgcolor="#CFCFC4" |-bgcolor="#CFCFC4"
|{{sortname|Fernando|Chalana}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Fernando|Chalana}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|2002|11|25|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|2002|11|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|2002|11|25|format=dmy}}||{{dts|2002|11|30|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|1|1|0|0|for=3|against=0}} {{WDL|1|1|0|0|for=3|against=0}}
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|{{sortname|José Antonio|Camacho}}||{{flagicon|Spain}} |{{sortname|José Antonio|Camacho}}||{{flagicon|Spain}}
|{{dts|2002|12|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|2004|05|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|2002|12|01|format=dmy}}||{{dts|2004|05|25|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|71|47|14|10|for=132|against=60}} {{WDL|71|47|14|10|for=133|against=60}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Taça de Portugal
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Giovanni|Trapattoni}}||{{flagicon|Italy}} |{{sortname|Giovanni|Trapattoni}}||{{flagicon|Italy}}
|{{dts|2004|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|2005|05|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|2004|07|05|format=dmy}}||{{dts|2005|05|31|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|51|29|10|12|for=82|against=50}} {{WDL|51|29|10|12|for=82|against=50}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ]
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|{{sortname|Ronald|Koeman}}||{{flagicon|Netherlands}} |{{sortname|Ronald|Koeman}}||{{flagicon|Netherlands}}
|{{dts|2005|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|2006|05|30|format=dmy}} |{{dts|2005|06|08|format=dmy}}||{{dts|2006|05|08|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|49|27|11|11|for=64|against=38}} {{WDL|49|27|11|11|for=64|against=38}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|Fernando|Santos|Fernando Santos (football coach)}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Fernando|Santos|Fernando Santos (Portuguese footballer)}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|2006|07|01|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|2007|08|18|format=dmy}} |{{dts|2006|05|20|format=dmy}}||{{dts|2007|08|20|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|49|29|11|9|for=86|against=41}} {{WDL|49|29|11|9|for=86|against=41}}
| |
| |
|- |-
|{{sortname|José Antonio|Camacho}}||{{flagicon|Spain}} |{{sortname|José Antonio|Camacho|nolink=1}}||{{flagicon|Spain}}
|{{dts|2007|08|18|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|2008|03|09|format=dmy}} |{{dts|2007|08|20|format=dmy}}||{{dts|2008|03|09|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|38|18|13|7|for=57|against=29}} {{WDL|38|18|13|7|for=57|against=29}}
| |
| |
|-bgcolor="#CFCFC4" |-bgcolor="#CFCFC4"
|{{sortname|Fernando|Chalana}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Fernando|Chalana|nolink=1}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|2008|03|10|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|2008|05|11|format=dmy}} |{{dts|2008|03|10|format=dmy}}||{{dts|2008|05|11|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|10|3|3|4|for=13|against=13}} {{WDL|10|3|3|4|for=13|against=13}}
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|{{sortname|Quique|Flores}}||{{flagicon|Spain}} |{{sortname|Quique|Flores}}||{{flagicon|Spain}}
|{{dts|2008|05|24|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|2009|06|08|format=dmy}} |{{dts|2008|05|24|format=dmy}}||{{dts|2009|06|08|format=dmy}}
{{WDL|44|23|12|9|for=73|against=47}} {{WDL|44|23|12|9|for=73|against=47}}
|<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ] |<span style="display:none;">9998</span>1 ]
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|{{sortname|Jorge|Jesus}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}} |{{sortname|Jorge|Jesus}}||{{flagicon|Portugal}}
|{{dts|2009|06|17|format=dmy}} ||{{dts|2015|06|4|format=dmy}} |{{dts|2009|06|17|format=dmy}}||{{dts|2015|06|04|format=dmy}}
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{{WDL|76|51|12|13|for=181|against=75}}
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== Notes == ==See also==
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==References== ==References==
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'''Bibliography''' '''Bibliography'''
* {{cite book | last=Pereira |first=Luís Miguel| title=Bíblia do Benfica| publisher=Prime Books|location=Portugal| year=2014| isbn=978-9896552152 |ref=harv}} * {{cite book | last=Pereira |first=Luís Miguel| title=Bíblia do Benfica| publisher=Prime Books|location=Portugal| year=2014| isbn=978-9896552152 }}
* {{cite book | last=Tomaz |first=João | title=Plantel Glorioso| publisher=Prime Books|location=Portugal| year=2014| isbn=978-989-655-246-6 |ref=harv}} * {{cite book | last=Tomaz |first=João | title=Plantel Glorioso| publisher=Prime Books|location=Portugal| year=2014| isbn=978-989-655-246-6 }}
* {{cite book | last=Tovar |first=Rui Miguel | title=Almanaque do Benfica| publisher=Lua de Papel |location=Portugal| year=2012| isbn=978-989-23-2087-8 |ref=harv}} * {{cite book | last=Tovar |first=Rui Miguel | title=Almanaque do Benfica| publisher=Lua de Papel |location=Portugal| year=2012| isbn=978-989-23-2087-8 }}


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Sport Lisboa e Benfica is a Portuguese professional football team based in Lisbon. It was founded as Sport Lisboa on 28 February 1904, following a meeting of former Casa Pia students, led by Cosme Damião, at Farmácia Franco (Franco Pharmacy). Since the club lacked a field to play, it merged with Grupo Sport Benfica on 13 September 1908, thus being renamed Sport Lisboa e Benfica.

Benfica was one of the eight founding members of the Primeira Liga in 1934, and won their first league title in 1935–36, the first of 38 league titles. Moreover, they have won 26 Portuguese Cups, 3 Campeonato de Portugal (the predecessor of the Portuguese Cup), plus a number of other more recently established trophies. Internationally, Benfica have been crowned champions of European football on two occasions, when they won the European Cup in 1961 and 1962.

This page includes a chronological list comprising all those who have held the position of manager of Benfica's first team since its foundation. Each manager's entry includes his dates of tenure and the club's overall competitive record (in terms of matches won, drawn, and lost), honours won and significant achievements while under his care. Caretaker managers are included (when known), as well as those who have been in permanent charge. The club's longest-serving manager is Cosme Damião, who managed the team from 1908 to 1926, totalling 18 years.

Managerial history

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Benfica's first manager ever was Manuel Gourlade, an employee at Fármacia Franco and the club's treasury manager. He served for sixteen matches, from the team's first official match on 4 November 1906 until the end of their second season, in 1907–08, when eight players defected to Sporting CP. From then on, Cosme Damião took over and led the club to its first ever Lisbon Championship, in the 1909–10 season. Until the end of the 1910s, he won seven more championships – the last one, in 1920, was particularly hard because of another mass player defection to recently created clubs Os Belenenses and Casa Pia. Facing a much less talented squad and an ever increasing debt related to the construction of football fields, Benfica entered a trophyless period, which led to the departure of Cosme Damião in 1926, after 18 years in charge.

Damião was replaced by Ribeiro dos Reis, a former player of the club who had recently managed the Portugal national team. Despite the slight improvement of Benfica's performances, he failed to win any silverware, ending his spell in 1929 to make way for a foreign manager, Arthur John, who would also double as a masseur for the club's other sports. He was much more successful, leading the club to its first national title, the Championship of Portugal in 1929–30, and retaining it in the next season. Following his move to Sporting in the next season, Benfica reappointed Ribeiro dos Reis for a second spell; nonetheless, he did not fare much better in his second year, adding only a Lisbon Championship, by then a second grade competition. He was succeeded by Vítor Gonçalves in 1934, who would reconquer the Championship of Portugal in his first season and lead the team to their first ever Primeira Liga title in his second tenure.

The managerial changes continued in 1936, with Benfica hiring the first of six Hungarian managers, Lippo Hertzka, who had led Real Madrid to their first La Liga title in 1932. He remained victorious at Benfica, adding two more Primeira Liga titles in three seasons. In 1939, Benfica changed manager again, hiring János Biri. In his first year, he won the club's last Lisbon Championship as well as their first Portuguese Cup. Over the following six seasons, he managed the team in 272 games, winning three Primeira Liga titles and another two Portuguese Cups. With the appearance of Sporting's "five violins" in 1946, Benfica attempted to fight them by sacking Biri at the end of the season and rehiring Hertzka. Under his guidance, Benfica led the 1947–48 league for most of the season; however, they finished in second place, equalised on points with Sporting but with one goal less. Benfica then returned to English managers, hiring Ted Smith in 1948. He guided the team to the Portuguese Cup in his first year, to the league title and to their first international trophy, the Latin Cup, in his second year. He later concluded his two remaining seasons at Benfica with two more Portuguese Cup trophies – although the latter cup was also conquered by his assistant, Cândido Tavares, after Smith's return to England.

For 1952–53, Benfica hired Alberto Zozaya only to be replaced in the middle of the season by Ribeiro dos Reis, whose third spell at the club would lead them to a second place league finish and one Portuguese Cup. Later on, Ribeiro dos Reis led the club halfway through the next year, with José Valdivieso ending their first trophyless season in five years. Benfica then hired Otto Glória, a Brazilian manager that would revolutionise the club by introducing professionalisation. He introduced: a house for the players to focus before matches, and to strengthen discipline; increased wages, allowing professional footballers instead of part-time players; improved physical training; careful supervision of the players' food; regular medical check-ups; an academic program to improve the players' education; the teaching of English language and also, through etiquette, on how to dress and eat.

Statistics

Information correct as of 11 January 2025. Only competitive matches are counted.
Table headers
  • Nat. – The coach's nationality is given as his country of birth.
  • From – The date the coach began working for Benfica.
  • To – The date the coach last worked for Benfica.
  • P – The number of games coached for Benfica.
  • W – The number of games won as a coach.
  • D – The number of games draw as a coach.
  • L – The number of games lost as a coach.
  • GF – The number of goals scored under his tenure.
  • GA – The number of goals conceded under his tenure.
  • Win% – The total winning percentage under his tenure.
  • Honours – The trophies won while coaching Benfica.
Table key
  •   Player-coach (team player that assumed simultaneously the role of coach)
  •   Caretaker coach (coach who assumed temporarily the job in the absence of the incumbent head coach or until a new head coach was hired)
Managers of S.L. Benfica, their statistics and honours
Name Nat. From To P W D L GF GA Win% Honours N
Manuel Gourlade Portugal 4 November 1906 22 March 1908 16 8 0 8 18 22 050.00
Cosme Damião Portugal 17 October 1908 28 March 1926 157 102 21 34 427 161 064.97 99988 Campeonato de Lisboa
Ribeiro dos Reis Portugal 17 October 1926 26 May 1929 52 28 11 13 128 86 053.85
Arthur John England 20 October 1929 28 June 1931 46 28 6 12 137 55 060.87 99982 Campeonato de Portugal
Ribeiro dos Reis Portugal 10 January 1932 30 June 1934 56 37 8 11 135 70 066.07 99981 Campeonato de Lisboa
Vítor Gonçalves Portugal 1 October 1934 30 May 1936 63 41 9 13 184 91 065.08 99981 Primeira Divisão
1 Campeonato de Portugal
Lippo Hertzka Hungary 1 October 1936 25 June 1939 92 61 14 17 290 127 066.30 99982 Primeira Divisão
János Biri Hungary 1 September 1939 2 July 1947 272 194 25 53 982 470 071.32 99983 Primeira Divisão
3 Taça de Portugal
1 Campeonato de Lisboa
Lippo Hertzka Hungary 1 September 1947 30 June 1948 30 22 3 5 97 42 073.33
Ted Smith England 1 July 1948 6 April 1952 109 73 18 18 354 148 066.97 99981 Primeira Divisão
2 Taça de Portugal
1 Latin Cup
Cândido Tavares Portugal 3 December 1951 15 June 1952 17 13 1 3 59 19 076.47 99981 Taça de Portugal
Alberto Zozaya Argentina 1 September 1952 1 February 1953 15 10 1 4 45 17 066.67
Ribeiro dos Reis Portugal 2 February 1953 20 December 1953 28 19 7 2 77 28 067.86 99981 Taça de Portugal
José Valdivieso Argentina 21 December 1953 31 May 1954 19 8 3 8 46 37 042.11
Otto Glória Brazil 1 August 1954 14 June 1959 169 113 30 26 447 163 066.86 99982 Primeira Divisão
2 Taça de Portugal
José Valdivieso Argentina 14 June 1959 30 June 1959 1 1 0 0 1 0 100.00 99981 Taça de Portugal
Béla Guttmann Hungary 1 July 1959 30 June 1962 124 89 20 15 402 144 071.77 99982 Primeira Divisão
2 European Cup
Fernando Caiado Portugal 1 July 1962 1 July 1962 1 1 0 0 3 0 100.00 99981 Taça de Portugal
Fernando Riera Chile 1 October 1962 30 May 1963 43 33 5 5 130 44 076.74 99981 Primeira Divisão
Lajos Czeizler Hungary 1 June 1963 30 June 1964 41 33 6 2 169 44 080.49 99981 Primeira Divisão
1 Taça de Portugal
Elek Schwartz Romania 1 July 1964 30 June 1965 46 33 7 6 157 41 071.74 99981 Primeira Divisão
Béla Guttmann Hungary 1 July 1965 30 June 1966 38 25 7 6 116 51 065.79
Fernando Riera Chile 1 July 1966 30 November 1967 49 35 8 6 123 33 071.43 Primeira Divisão
Fernando Cabrita Portugal 1 December 1967 7 April 1968 18 13 2 3 51 17 072.22
Otto Glória Brazil 8 April 1968 8 February 1970 75 45 16 14 170 65 060.00 99982 Primeira Divisão
1 Taça de Portugal
José Augusto Portugal 9 February 1970 14 May 1970 16 12 3 1 44 13 075.00 99981 Taça de Portugal
Jimmy Hagan England 30 June 1970 23 September 1973 120 94 14 12 339 80 078.33 99983 Primeira Divisão
1 Taça de Portugal
Fernando Cabrita Portugal 24 September 1973 9 June 1974 35 24 6 5 83 25 068.57
Milorad Pavić Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 1 July 1974 30 June 1975 41 27 10 4 86 21 065.85 99981 Primeira Divisão
Mário Wilson Portugal 1 July 1975 30 June 1976 37 25 5 7 108 32 067.57 99981 Primeira Divisão
John Mortimore England 1 July 1976 30 June 1979 114 79 22 13 244 77 069.30 99981 Primeira Divisão
Mário Wilson Portugal 1 July 1979 30 June 1980 39 27 7 5 102 27 069.23 99981 Taça de Portugal
Lajos Baróti Hungary 1 July 1980 30 June 1982 92 63 16 13 187 59 068.48 99981 Primeira Divisão
1 Taça de Portugal
1 Supertaça de Portugal
Sven-Göran Eriksson Sweden 1 July 1982 30 June 1984 91 65 17 9 223 60 071.43 99982 Primeira Divisão
1 Taça de Portugal
Pál Csernai Hungary 1 July 1984 30 June 1985 45 28 7 10 100 41 062.22 99981 Taça de Portugal
John Mortimore England 1 July 1985 4 June 1987 88 60 19 9 173 52 068.18 99981 Primeira Divisão
2 Taça de Portugal
1 Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira
Ebbe Skovdahl Denmark 10 July 1987 28 November 1987 16 10 3 3 24 7 062.50
Toni Portugal 29 November 1987 30 May 1989 87 52 24 11 158 52 059.77 99981 Primeira Divisão
Sven-Göran Eriksson Sweden 1 July 1989 30 June 1992 143 94 31 18 304 85 065.73 99981 Primeira Divisão
1 Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira
Tomislav Ivić Croatia 1 July 1992 25 October 1992 12 7 3 2 23 8 058.33
Toni Portugal 26 October 1992 30 June 1994 85 57 19 9 176 62 067.06 99981 Primeira Divisão
1 Taça de Portugal
Artur Jorge Portugal 1 July 1994 9 September 1995 54 28 15 11 92 45 051.85
Mário Wilson Portugal 10 September 1995 30 June 1996 43 29 7 7 77 39 067.44 99981 Taça de Portugal
Paulo Autuori Brazil 1 July 1996 19 January 1997 23 14 4 5 43 19 060.87
Mário Wilson Portugal 20 January 1997 26 January 1997 1 0 0 1 1 2 000.00
Manuel José Portugal 26 January 1997 20 September 1997 29 14 5 10 39 33 048.28
Mário Wilson Portugal 21 September 1997 1 November 1997 6 3 3 0 9 4 050.00
Graeme Souness Scotland 1 November 1997 2 May 1999 71 41 15 15 139 65 057.75
Shéu Portugal 3 May 1999 30 May 1999 4 2 1 1 10 5 050.00
Jupp Heynckes Germany 31 May 1999 20 September 2000 48 27 8 13 81 55 056.25
José Mourinho Portugal 20 September 2000 5 December 2000 11 6 3 2 17 9 054.55
Toni Portugal 7 December 2000 27 December 2001 43 17 16 10 67 58 039.53
Jesualdo Ferreira Portugal 29 December 2001 25 November 2002 30 16 7 7 65 32 053.33
Fernando Chalana Portugal 25 November 2002 30 November 2002 1 1 0 0 3 0 100.00
José Antonio Camacho Spain 1 December 2002 25 May 2004 71 47 14 10 133 60 066.20 99981 Taça de Portugal
Giovanni Trapattoni Italy 5 July 2004 31 May 2005 51 29 10 12 82 50 056.86 99981 Primeira Liga
Ronald Koeman Netherlands 8 June 2005 8 May 2006 49 27 11 11 64 38 055.10 99981 Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira
Fernando Santos Portugal 20 May 2006 20 August 2007 49 29 11 9 86 41 059.18
José Antonio Camacho Spain 20 August 2007 9 March 2008 38 18 13 7 57 29 047.37
Fernando Chalana Portugal 10 March 2008 11 May 2008 10 3 3 4 13 13 030.00
Quique Flores Spain 24 May 2008 8 June 2009 44 23 12 9 73 47 052.27 99981 Taça da Liga
Jorge Jesus Portugal 17 June 2009 4 June 2015 321 225 51 45 674 249 070.09 99983 Primeira Liga
1 Taça de Portugal
5 Taça da Liga
1 Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira
Rui Vitória Portugal 15 June 2015 4 January 2019 180 123 27 30 382 160 068.33 99982 Primeira Liga
1 Taça de Portugal
1 Taça da Liga
2 Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira
Bruno Lage Portugal 3 January 2019 4 July 2020 76 51 12 13 181 75 067.11 99981 Primeira Liga
1 Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira
Nélson Veríssimo Portugal 30 June 2020 1 August 2020 6 4 1 1 13 5 066.67
Jorge Jesus Portugal 3 August 2020 28 December 2021 83 52 17 14 182 80 062.65
Nélson Veríssimo Portugal 28 December 2021 13 May 2022 25 12 7 6 41 29 048.00
Roger Schmidt Germany 18 May 2022 31 August 2024 115 80 20 15 250 97 069.57 99981 Primeira Liga
1 Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira
Bruno Lage Portugal 5 September 2024 Present 24 17 3 4 59 16 070.83 99981 Taça da Liga

See also

Notes

  1. Cosme Damião served as player-coach from 1908–09 until 1915–16.
  2. Ted Smith resigned for personal reasons in December 1951 but unexpectedly returned in March 1952 and left again in April. The five games he coached after his return are added to the existing record.
  3. Fernando Riera resigned after unpaid salaries and was replaced by his assistant, Fernando Cabrita.
  4. Caretaker until 14 January 2019

References

  1. Tovar 2012, p. 11.
  2. "Foundation". S.L. Benfica. Retrieved 8 May 2015.
  3. "Honours". S.L. Benfica. Retrieved 6 May 2015.
  4. Tovar 2012, p. 29.
  5. Tovar 2012, p. 37.
  6. Tovar 2012, p. 68.
  7. ^ Tomaz 2014, p. 144.
  8. Pereira 2014, p. 148.
  9. Pereira 2014, p. 100.
  10. Tovar 2012, p. 104.
  11. Tovar 2012, p. 111.
  12. "As histórias dos muitos treinadores do Sporting" [Histories of the many Sporting CP coaches]. Magazine Sábado (in Portuguese). 14 February 2011. Archived from the original on 10 March 2011.
  13. Tovar 2012, p. 120.
  14. "A Maior Mentira do Futebol Português" [The biggest lie in Portuguese football]. em-defesa-do-benfica.blogspot.pt. 12 June 2014. Retrieved 12 October 2014.
  15. Tovar 2012, p. 139.
  16. Tovar 2012, p. 139, 145.
  17. Tovar 2012, p. 157.
  18. Tovar 2012, p. 171, 177, 189.
  19. ^ Tovar 2012, p. 208.
  20. Tovar 2012, p. 214.
  21. Tovar 2012, p. 220.
  22. Tovar 2012, p. 233.
  23. Tovar 2012, p. 239.
  24. Tovar 2012, p. 245.
  25. Tovar 2012, p. 250.
  26. Tomaz 2014, p. 51.
  27. Tovar (2012), p. 57.
  28. Tovar (2012), p. 233.
  29. Tovar (2012), p. 336.

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