The 2013-14 campaign delivered a historic, unique domestic treble for Benfica as Os Encarnados, under manager Jorge Jesus, powered to their 33rd Primeira Liga title, alongside the Taça de Portugal and Taça da Liga. Spearheading the attack was the clinical Lima, whose 14 league goals proved vital in a dominant campaign that included a record 28-game unbeaten run. Though the season ended in heartbreak as they were runners-up in the UEFA Europa League for a second consecutive year, the side, featuring stars like Nemanja Matić and Enzo Pérez, achieved a club-record 57 games played and finished the season unbeaten at home, cementing it as one of the greatest chapters in Benfica's history.