Huambo: Wiliete de Benguela football team won the Angolan Cup for the first time on Sunday, defeating Kabuscorp do Palanca 2-1 at the Daniel Cassoma Lutucuta Stadium in Huambo province. According to Angola Press News Agency, approximately 8,000 fans witnessed Benguela's team showcase efficiency in crucial moments, achieving an unprecedented victory in its history. This win marks Wiliete's first trophy in the competition, following their second-place finish in the Liga Unitel-Girabola 2026-2027. The match began with Wiliete displaying greater intensity, although both teams maintained a cautious and balanced approach. Kabuscorp had the first major opportunity in the 13th minute when Benarfa executed a high-quality play, surpassing the goalkeeper but hitting the post. Wiliete responded with a dangerous play in the 27th minute through César, whose attempt was saved by the opposing goalkeeper. Wiliete's persistence paid off in the 42nd minute when a penalty was awarded for a foul by Jó Vidal on César. César con verted the penalty, despite the Kabuscorp goalkeeper getting a touch on the ball. In the second half, Wiliete extended their lead in the 48th minute. Sidibé capitalized on a defensive lapse to score the second goal. Kabuscorp increased their offensive efforts, and in the 77th minute, Benarfa's powerful shot reduced the score to 1-2. Despite Kabuscorp's pressure, Wiliete's defense remained steadfast, securing their victory. With this triumph, Wiliete solidifies its status among the Angolan Cup winners, marking a significant milestone since the club's inception in 2018, and confirming its growing presence in national football.