s main roads, and the cortege stopped for a ceremony at the city hall. Earlier in the day, dozens of dignitaries and hundreds of fans, some weeping, filed past the coffin at the Estádio da Luz, the stadium of Benfica, Eusébio's longtime club. Some 10,000 fans at the Stadium of Light cheered and sang when the coffin was placed in the centre of the pitch. The government declared three days of national...
Eusébio's funeral cortege draws tens of thousands on to streets of Lisbon
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