2013 Taça da Liga Final
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The <entity_1> was the <entity_7> match of the <entity_2>, the sixth season of the Taça da Liga. It was played on <entity_3> at the <entity_0> in Coimbra, between <entity_5> and <entity_6>. <entity_5> won <entity_9>–<entity_10> to secure their first title in this competition, and the club's third overall. <entity_5> reached the <entity_7> for the first time, while this was <entity_6>'s second presence, after losing the 2010 <entity_7> to Benfica. As a Primeira Liga team, <entity_5> entered the <entity_2> in the third round. <entity_5> defeated the Navalistas 2–<entity_9>. <entity_5> defeated the Auri-negros 3–<entity_10>. Benfica's <entity_7> penalty taker was Nicolás Gaitán, but as his shot was saved by Quim, <entity_5> emerged victorious and headed to the Taça da Liga <entity_7> for the first time in their history. <entity_6> defeated the Madeiran side 2–<entity_10> with goals in each half from Lucho González and Nicolás Otamendi. <entity_6> defeated the Sadinos <entity_9>–<entity_10>. This was the first time that Capela officiated a <entity_7> of a major competition in <entity_4>. In November <entity_8>, during the draw for the third round, the LPFP announced that the <entity_7> would take place at the <entity_0>. The stadium also hosted the 2004 edition of the Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira, where <entity_6> defeated Benfica <entity_9>–<entity_10>. <entity_5> went into the Taça da Liga <entity_7> with only center forward Eder missing. <entity_5> coach José Peseiro included central defender Douglão in his squad, who had just recuperated from an injury prior to the <entity_7>; he had been injured since December. <entity_5> lined up in a 4–2–<entity_9>–3 formation. Just like their opponents, <entity_6> were missing several players going into the <entity_7>. <entity_6> lined up in a 4–<entity_9>–3–2 formation. Despite <entity_5> playing a strengthened side that had regularly played together in the Primeira Liga, <entity_6> lined up with several fringe players.
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