Feirense went to Oliveirense to win 4-3 in a game not suitable for those with heart disease, in the fight to stay in the II League. In equal terms, Feirense went to Oliveirense's home with two objectives: to win and move away from the relegation zone. In a game that featured seven goals, the best came at the end of the match. In the first minute of the game, the Santa Maria da Feira team opened the scoring with a goal from Luís Santos. However, Oliveirense wanted to impose their pace and, at half-time, they were leading 2-1, with goals from Bura (40m) and Armando Lopes (45m). In the second half, Feirense defender Robinho was sent off in the 46th minute due to an accumulation of yellow cards. The match seemed to be resolved with the visiting team reduced to ten players. Antonio Leal (57m) returned to equalize on the scoreboard, which was broken through João Silva in the 82nd minute. The 26-year-old striker once again put the three points “in Oliveirense's hands”. Of course, like a good film, the big emotions are left until the end. First Pedro Silva, in the 90+3 minute, and Gui Meira, in the 90+10 minute, did a real “somersault” on the scoreboard and won, with one less player, three important points for Feirense. With this result, Feirense rises to 11th place with 21 points, three more than Oliveirense, which is in 17th place and occupies the relegation places.
