The spotlight often shines brightest on the players, but for officials like Catarina Campos, a major final is a career-defining moment. She feels “deeply honored” to take the whistle for the Women’s Supercup showdown this Sunday. The match pits Benfica against Torreense, kicking off at 5:15 PM. For Campos, this assignment isn’t just another game; it’s a significant milestone.
She views this opportunity as a clear nod to her hard work. “Being in this final makes me very proud,” Campos stated. “It’s an important and gratifying point in our career. It shows the recognition for our merit from last season.” This acknowledgment fuels the drive for every official striving for excellence.
Hopes for a Grand Spectacle
Ahead of the big game, Campos shared her vision during Saturday’s preview event. She looks forward to an “excellent football show” unfolding on the pitch. Her wish is for a full stadium, buzzing with energy, to witness the final. More importantly, she hopes the match will be played with the utmost fair play. This kind of respect makes the game a joy for everyone involved.
“We are prepared to face this challenge,” Campos affirmed, speaking for her officiating crew. They plan to bring their “greatest professionalism and competence” to the field. This includes putting into practice any new rule changes to the letter. Every detail matters when the stakes are high.
Dreaming of the World Stage
Looking beyond this Sunday, Campos also spoke about her career path. Her ambition doesn’t stop here. “I’m dreaming higher and higher,” she confessed. She harbors a clear goal for her future in the sport. “I have expectations of being at the Women’s World Cup in Brazil in 2027,” she shared. Each big game, like this Supercup final, is a step on that long journey towards the world stage.