Osh Lmiianus saw off Aljustrense 3-0 in the Portuguese Cup Round of 128 on Saturday, booking their place in the next stage with a comfortable display. The hosts took control early and never looked back, scoring three goals across the match to seal their progression. By then it was clear Aljustrense had little answer to the pressure being applied.
The opening goal arrived after just five minutes, catching Aljustrense off guard and setting the tone for the encounter. And here's the thing about matches like this — an early strike changes everything, forcing the opposition to chase the game from the outset. Osh Lmiianus pressed forward with confidence, knowing they had the advantage.
They doubled their lead in the eighteenth minute, extending their comfort zone and making life awkward for the visitors. To be fair, Aljustrense had more attacks overall at 56 to 45, but possession told a different story with Osh Lmiianus holding 55 per cent of the ball. The second half saw the hosts manage the game well, though they added a third goal in the seventy-seventh minute to finish the job.
Shots on target favourably reflected the flow — Osh Lmiianus registered seven compared to Aljustrense's two, despite the visitors attempting five off-target efforts. The statistics showed a team that created meaningful chances rather than simply throwing balls forward. Red cards were absent from both sides, with each team receiving two yellow cards as the match progressed.
This victory moves Osh Lmiianus closer to the knockout stages, while Aljustrense's cup campaign comes to an end. The hosts had shown vulnerability in previous fixtures, including a 4-1 defeat to Vila-Myan in 2025, but this performance suggested growth. For Aljustrense, the 3-0 scoreline was a harsh reflection of a match they struggled to influence.