LISBON, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Feyenoord’s players might not have realised the enormity of their achievement in winning away over Portuguese giants Benfica, the Dutch club’s coach Brian Priske said after their surprise 3-1 Champions League victory in ...

Watch highlights as Feyenoord ended Benfica's unbeaten start to the Champions League season with a battling 3-1 victory in Lisbon.

Benfica were aiming to extend their winning streak in all competitions to seven games, but Antoni Milambo and Feyenoord had other ideas.

Feyenoord put themselves firmly back in contention to progress in the Champions League with a gutsy win against Benfica in Portugal. The Rotterdammers took a two-goal lead into half-time through Ayase Ueda’s crisp finish and a thunderbolt from Antoni Milambo,

Antoni Milambos two goals lead Feyenoord to a 3-1 victory over Benfica, ending the hosts six-match winning streak in the Champions League.

Feyenoord’s players might not have realised the enormity of their achievement in winning away over Portuguese giants Benfica, the Dutch club’s coach Brian Priske said after their surprise 3-1 Champions League victory in Lisbon on Wednesday.

Benfica have a 100% record through two Champions League league phase games, and they next take on Feyenoord in the competition on Wednesday night. After grinding out a victory in Belgrade on Matchday

Teenager Antoni Milambo netted twice as Dutch side Feyenoord sprang a Champions League surprise on Wednesday with a 3-1 away victory at Portuguese giants Benfica.