Its major opponent was initially Agrária, playing five finals with them; after 2012 Técnico emerged as biggest challenger and more recently, Sporting.
[2] After knocking out Técnico in the semis, Agrária outpaced CDUP in the final by 22–0 on 14 April 2007, lifting their second trophy.
Agrária eliminated CRAV and Agronomia, while Benfica beat RC Lousã and Técnico, in the quarter and semi-final, respectively.
[4][5] On 23 February 2008, on the Estádio Universitário de Lisboa, Benfica won 17–10, conquering their first trophy in 3 years.
After the first beat Técnico and the latter defeat CDUP in the semis,[7] they met in Abrantes on 27 March 2010, with Benfica winning 22–0 in the fourth final between them.
On the standard format with 13 players, Benfica played their fourth consecutive final, after beating Agronomia in the semis by 51–0.
[9] At the Complexo Desportivo Caldas Rainha on 2 April 2011, Benfica won 21–5, extending their reign to five wins.