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Portugal Primeira Liga

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Portugal Primeira Liga

PPL

31

25

44

2

1 - 2

2.74

2.27

最近总体

已参赛比赛 FC Porto

12.05.24

FC Porto

Boavista

PT1

04.05.24

Chaves

FC Porto

PT1

28.04.24

FC Porto

Sporting

PT1

21.04.24

Casa Pia

FC Porto

PT1

17.04.24

FC Porto

Guimaraes

PTC

13.04.24

FC Porto

Famalicao

PT1

07.04.24

FC Porto

Guimaraes

PT1

03.04.24

Guimaraes

FC Porto

PTC

30.03.24

Estoril

FC Porto

PT1

16.03.24

FC Porto

Vizela

PT1

12.03.24

Arsenal

FC Porto

UCL

08.03.24

Portimonense

FC Porto

PT1

03.03.24

FC Porto

Benfica

PT1

29.02.24

Santa Clara

FC Porto

PTC

25.02.24

Gil Vicente

FC Porto

PT1

21.02.24

FC Porto

Arsenal

UCL

17.02.24

FC Porto

Estrela

PT1

12.02.24

Arouca

FC Porto

PT1

03.02.24

FC Porto

Rio Ave

PT1

28.01.24

SC Farense

FC Porto

PT1

20.01.24

FC Porto

Moreirense

PT1

14.01.24

FC Porto

Braga

PT1

09.01.24

Estoril

FC Porto

PTC

05.01.24

Boavista

FC Porto

PT1

29.12.23

FC Porto

Chaves

PT1

23.12.23

FC Porto

Leixoes

PTC

18.12.23

Sporting

FC Porto

PT1

13.12.23

FC Porto

Shakhtar Donetsk

UCL

09.12.23

FC Porto

Casa Pia

PT1

06.12.23

Estoril

FC Porto

PTC

02.12.23

Famalicao

FC Porto

PT1

28.11.23

Barcelona

FC Porto

UCL

24.11.23

FC Porto

Montalegre

PTC

11.11.23

Guimaraes

FC Porto

PT1

07.11.23

FC Porto

Antwerp

UCL

03.11.23

FC Porto

Estoril

PT1

29.10.23

Vizela

FC Porto

PT1

25.10.23

Antwerp

FC Porto

UCL

20.10.23

CD Vilar Perdizes

FC Porto

PTC

08.10.23

FC Porto

Portimonense

PT1

04.10.23

FC Porto

Barcelona

UCL

29.09.23

Benfica

FC Porto

PT1

23.09.23

FC Porto

Gil Vicente

PT1

19.09.23

Shakhtar Donetsk

FC Porto

UCL

15.09.23

Estrela

FC Porto

PT1

03.09.23

FC Porto

Arouca

PT1

28.08.23

Rio Ave

FC Porto

PT1

20.08.23

FC Porto

SC Farense

PT1

14.08.23

Moreirense

FC Porto

PT1

Elo数据

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比赛

下半场

FC Porto

双方进球比赛 49

进球 (阵容)

99

2.02

0.94

46

回合

1.5

10

20%

80%

39

2.5

19

39%

61%

30

3.5

33

67%

33%

16

总体统计 (大小球)

26

53%

47%

23

已参赛比赛： (大小球)

18

37%

63%

31

零封 (大小球)

43

88%

12%

6

总体积分榜		客场胜	PTS	W	D	L	两队的排名	GF	+/-
1	Sporting	87	33	28	3	2	93	29	64
2	Benfica	79	33	25	4	4	76	27	49
3	FC Porto	69	33	21	6	6	62	27	35
4	Braga	68	33	21	5	7	71	49	22
5	Guimaraes	60	33	18	6	9	49	37	12
6	Moreirense	52	33	15	7	11	34	34	0
7	Arouca	46	33	13	7	13	53	47	6
8	Famalicao	42	33	10	12	11	36	39	-3
9	SC Farense	37	33	10	7	16	45	48	-3
10	Rio Ave	36	33	6	18	9	37	42	-5
11	Gil Vicente	36	33	9	9	15	42	51	-9
12	Casa Pia	35	33	9	8	16	36	49	-13
13	Estoril	33	33	9	6	18	48	56	-8
14	Boavista	31	33	7	10	16	37	60	-23
15	Estrela	30	33	6	12	15	32	53	-21
16	Portimonense	29	33	7	8	18	36	71	-35
17	Vizela	25	33	5	10	18	34	64	-30
18	Chaves	23	33	5	8	20	31	69	-38

让球

首发阵容

是/否

18.05.24

PPL

Braga – FC Porto

26.05.24

PC

FC Porto – Sporting

Portugal Primeira Liga Table

Pos #	Team	客场胜	PTS	W	D	L	两队的排名	GF	+/-
1	Sporting	87	33	28	3	2	93	29	64
2	Benfica	79	33	25	4	4	76	27	49
3	FC Porto	69	33	21	6	6	62	27	35
4	Braga	68	33	21	5	7	71	49	22
5	Guimaraes	60	33	18	6	9	49	37	12
6	Moreirense	52	33	15	7	11	34	34	0
7	Arouca	46	33	13	7	13	53	47	6
8	Famalicao	42	33	10	12	11	36	39	-3
9	SC Farense	37	33	10	7	16	45	48	-3
10	Rio Ave	36	33	6	18	9	37	42	-5
11	Gil Vicente	36	33	9	9	15	42	51	-9
12	Casa Pia	35	33	9	8	16	36	49	-13
13	Estoril	33	33	9	6	18	48	56	-8
14	Boavista	31	33	7	10	16	37	60	-23
15	Estrela	30	33	6	12	15	32	53	-21
16	Portimonense	29	33	7	8	18	36	71	-35
17	Vizela	25	33	5	10	18	34	64	-30
18	Chaves	23	33	5	8	20	31	69	-38

#

Name

GA

PK

MP

MP

MPG

1

Viktor Gyokeres Viktor Gyokeres Sporting Sporting

27

4

32

2825

105

2

Simon Banza Simon Banza Braga Braga

21

3

27

1992

95

3

Rafa Mujica Rafa Mujica Arouca Arouca

20

0

30

2536

127

4

Jhonder Cadiz Jhonder Cadiz Famalicao Famalicao

15

3

29

2239

150

5

Samuel Essende Samuel Essende Vizela Vizela

15

0

31

2671

179

6

Paulinho Paulinho Sporting Sporting

14

0

30

1244

89

7

Rafa Silva Rafa Silva Benfica Benfica

14

0

30

2493

179

8

Hector Hernandez Hector Hernandez Chaves Chaves

14

5

32

2611

187

9

Cristo Gonzalez Cristo Gonzalez Arouca Arouca

14

2

33

2701

193

10

Bruno Duarte Bruno Duarte SC Farense SC Farense

13

4

31

2175

168

Portugal Primeira Liga Fixtures

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FC Porto is a professional football club based in Porto, Portugal. Founded on September 28, 1893, it is one of the most successful clubs in Portuguese football history. The team's home ground is the Estádio do Dragão, with a seating capacity of over 50,000 spectators. FC Porto has a large fan base and is recognized as one of the "Big Three" clubs in Portugal alongside S.L. Benfica and Sporting CP.

The club has a long and illustrious history, having won numerous domestic and international titles. With 29 Primeira Liga titles, 17 Taca de Portugal trophies, and 8 Supertaca Candido de Oliveira titles, FC Porto is the second most successful team in Portugal, only behind Benfica. The team has also won two UEFA Champions League titles, two UEFA Europa League titles, and two Intercontinental Cups, cementing its status as one of the most successful Portuguese football clubs.

FC Porto has a reputation for developing top-quality players, with some of the biggest names in football having honed their skills at the club. Its youth academy has been recognized as one of the best in the world, and many of its graduates have gone on to play for top European clubs.

In recent years, FC Porto has continued to perform well, with a strong emphasis on developing young talent and maintaining a solid team structure. The club is managed by Sergio Conceicao, who has led the team to a number of recent successes.

Team:	FC Porto
Full name:	Futebol Clube Do Porto
Country:	Portugal
Nickname:	Dragões, Azuis e brancos
Founded:	28/09/1893
Colors:	blue-white
Members:	92.000
stadium:	Estádio do Dragão 54.378 Ranks
Address:	Torre das Antas Avenida Fernão de Magalhães 4300 Porto
Telephone:	0 22 - 50 70 500
Fax:	0 22 - 50 70 550
Homepage:	http://www.fcporto.pt/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of FC Porto

Founded

FC Porto was founded on September 28, 1893, by a group of students and wine merchants in Porto, Portugal. The club's name "Porto" is a reference to the city where it was founded, and "FC" stands for "Football Club". FC Porto is one of the oldest and most successful clubs in Portuguese football, and has a rich history that spans over 125 years.

The early years of FC Porto were marked by friendly matches played against other local clubs, and it was not until the 1930s that the club started to compete in official competitions. In 1934, FC Porto became one of the founding members of the Portuguese League, which is the country's top professional football competition.

Over the years, FC Porto has established itself as one of the most successful clubs in Portugal and Europe, with an impressive record of domestic and international titles. The club has won numerous Primeira Liga titles, Taca de Portugal cups, and Supertaca Cândido de Oliveira titles, as well as two European Champions Cups/UEFA Champions League titles, two UEFA Europa League titles, and one UEFA Super Cup.

FC Porto is known for its passionate and loyal fan base, who are known as "Portistas". The club is also known for its strong youth academy, which has produced many talented players over the years, including the likes of Deco, Ricardo Carvalho, Pepe, James Rodriguez, and Hulk.

Overall, FC Porto's rich history, success on the field, and loyal fan base have made it one of the most iconic and respected football clubs in Portugal and beyond.

Finances and ownership

FC Porto has had several owners and presidents throughout its history, each contributing to the club's financial stability and success. In recent years, the ownership of the club has been a subject of controversy due to its association with the investment fund, Doyen Sports.

In the early 2000s, Porto underwent a period of significant financial difficulties. However, in 2003, Pinto da Costa, who had been president of the club since 1982, implemented a series of cost-cutting measures and reforms, which helped the club to regain its financial stability.

Under da Costa's leadership, Porto also adopted a successful transfer policy, which involved scouting and developing talented young players, and selling them at a profit. This approach not only generated significant revenue for the club, but also helped to establish Porto as a key player in the European football market.

In 2016, the ownership of Porto was transferred to the Portuguese businessman Jorge Nuno Pinto da Costa, who had been the club's president since 1982. The club is now majority-owned by the Portuguese investment fund, FC Porto SAD, which holds a 60% stake in the club. The remaining 40% is owned by individual shareholders.

Overall, FC Porto has a reputation for being one of the most financially stable clubs in Europe, with a strong balance sheet and a healthy financial position. Its success in generating revenue through player transfers and its association with reputable financial partners has enabled it to maintain a competitive edge in the domestic and European football scene.

Popular culture

FC Porto is a club that enjoys great popularity both in Portugal and internationally, with a strong fan base and a rich culture. The club is known for its distinctive blue and white stripes, which are instantly recognizable to fans and opponents alike. The team's home ground is the Estádio do Dragão, which has a capacity of over 50,000 and is considered one of the most modern stadiums in Europe.

One of the most popular cultural aspects of FC Porto is its supporter groups, known as "Super Dragões". They are renowned for their passionate and vocal support of the team, and are often seen waving flags and singing songs in the stands during matches. The Super Dragões are also known for their creative choreographies, which involve large banners and flags being unfurled in unison to create a stunning visual effect.

Another cultural aspect of FC Porto is its strong association with the city of Porto and the surrounding region. The club has a long and proud history in the city, and is deeply connected to the local community. This connection is reflected in the team's motto, "We Are Porto", which speaks to the deep sense of identity and pride that the club has in its hometown.

Finally, FC Porto is also known for its successful academy, which has produced a number of top-class players over the years. This has helped to establish the club as one of the most respected and admired in European football, and has contributed to its continued success on the domestic and international stage. Overall, FC Porto has a rich and varied cultural history, which is closely tied to the club's success and popularity both in Portugal and around the world.

Player

FC Porto has a rich history of developing talented football players who have gone on to achieve great things in the sport. The club has a reputation for having a strong youth academy and scouting network, which has allowed them to discover and nurture some of the most exciting talents in world football. Over the years, FC Porto has produced a number of legendary players who have left their mark on the game.

The current squad at FC Porto is also filled with talented players who are known for their skill, speed, and technical ability. With a mix of experienced veterans and up-and-coming stars, the club has a bright future ahead of them. Fans of the team eagerly follow the development of these players, hoping to see them become the next legends of FC Porto.

Overall, the players of FC Porto are held in high esteem by fans of the club and football fans around the world. The team's commitment to developing young talent and building a strong squad is a testament to their dedication to the sport and their fans.

Famous Player

FC Porto has had many great players throughout its history, from local talent to international stars. Some of the most famous players associated with the club include:

Deco: The Brazilian-Portuguese midfielder played for FC Porto from 1998 to 2004 and helped the team win the UEFA Cup in 2003 and the Champions League in 2004. He was also named the UEFA Club Footballer of the Year in 2004.
Hulk: The Brazilian forward played for FC Porto from 2008 to 2012 and scored many important goals during his time at the club. He helped the team win three Primeira Liga titles, one Europa League title, and one Portuguese Cup.
Jorge Costa: The Portuguese defender played for FC Porto from 1994 to 2005 and was part of the team that won the Champions League in 2004. He was known for his toughness and leadership on the field.
Radamel Falcao: The Colombian striker played for FC Porto from 2009 to 2011 and scored an incredible 72 goals in just two seasons. He helped the team win the Europa League in 2011 and was named the competition's top scorer.
Ricardo Carvalho: The Portuguese defender played for FC Porto from 2001 to 2004 and was part of the team that won the Champions League in 2004. He was known for his defensive skills and his ability to read the game.

These players are just a few examples of the many greats who have worn the blue and white of FC Porto over the years.

Top Goalscorers Of All time

Top goalscorers in all competitions

Rank	Name	Nationality	Years	League	Cup	Europe	Others	Total
1	Fernando Gomes	Portugal	1974–1980, 1982–1989	288 (341)	45 (55)	18 (46)	4 (9)	355 (451)
2	Hernâni	Portugal	1950–1952, 1953–1964	128 (255)	54 (76)	1 (4)	0 (0)	183 (335)
3	Mário Jardel	Brazil	1996–2000	130 (125)	17 (13)	19 (32)	2 (5)	168 (175)
4	António Teixeira	Portugal	1952–1962	125 (173)	38 (45)	1 (2)	0 (0)	164 (220)
5	Pinga	Portugal	1930–1946	89 (162)	31 (27)	0 (0)	26 (32)	146 (221)
6	Domingos Paciência	Portugal	1987–1997, 1999–2001	105 (263)	21 (48)	10 (51)	6 (17)	142 (379)
7	Araújo	Portugal	1942–1949, 1950–1952	122 (151)	15 (17)	0 (0)	0 (0)	137 (168)
8	Correia Dias	Portugal	1939–1940, 1941–1949	105 (114)	8 (8)	0 (0)	0 (0)	113 (122)
9	Custódio Pinto	Portugal	1961–1971	80 (243)	16 (60)	6 (8)	0 (0)	102 (311)
10	Carlos Duarte	Portugal	1952–1964	73 (176)	25 (51)	0 (1)	0 (0)	98 (228)

Top goalscorers in international club competitions

Rank	Name	Nationality	Years	Total
1	Radamel Falcao	Colombia	2009–2011	22 (24)
2	Mário Jardel	Brazil	1996–2000	19 (32)
3	Fernando Gomes	Portugal	1974–1980, 1982–1989	18 (46)
4	Rabah Madjer	Algeria	1985–1988, 1988–1991	15 (24)
5	Hulk	Brazil	2008–2012	15 (43)
6	Derlei	Brazil	2002–2005	14 (28)
7	Jackson Martínez	Colombia	2012–2015	14 (29)
8	Lisandro López	Argentina	2005–2009	13 (28)
9	Lucho González	Argentina	2005–2009, 2011–2014	13 (46)
10	Vincent Aboubakar	Cameroon	2014–2016, 2017-2020	13 (20)

Typical Squad

As of the current 2022-2023 season, the typical squad of FC Porto includes some notable players in each position:

Goalkeepers:

Agustin Marchesin
Diogo Costa
Claudio Ramos

Defenders:

Pepe
Zaidu Sanusi
Chancel Mbemba
Marko Grujic
Nanu
Wilson Manafa

Midfielders:

Mateus Uribe
Sergio Oliveira
Luis Diaz
Otavio
Romario Baro
Fabio Vieira
Bruno Costa

Forwards:

Mehdi Taremi
Moussa Marega
Toni Martinez
Evanilson

It is worth noting that the squad is subject to changes throughout the season, due to injuries, transfers, and other factors.

2022/23 Squad Season

The upcoming 2022-23 season marks the 129th year of FC Porto's existence and the club's 89th consecutive season in the top tier of Portuguese football. Along with the domestic league, the club is set to participate in the current season's editions of the Taça de Portugal, Taça da Liga, Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira, and UEFA Champions League.

Goalkeeper
	21	Janis Blaswich		Germany	02/05/1991
	1	Péter Gulácsi		Hungary	06/05/1990
	34	Jonas Nickisch		Germany	21/05/2004
	13	Ørjan Nyland		Norway	10/09/1990
	36	Timo Schlieck		Germany	02/03/2006
Defender
	25	Sanoussy Ba		Germany	05/01/2004
	37	Abdou Diallo		Senegal	04/05/1996
	32	Joško Gvardiol		Croatia	23/01/2002
	23	Marcel Halstenberg		Germany	27/09/1991
	39	Benjamin Henrichs		Germany	23/02/1997
	16	Lukas Klostermann		Germany	03/06/1996
	4	Willi Orban		Hungary	03/11/1992
	22	David Raum		Germany	22/04/1998
	2	Mohamed Simakan		France	03/05/2000
Midfielder
	28	Caden Clark		USA	27/05/2003
	7	Dani Olmo		Spain	07/05/1998
	8	Amadou Haïdara		Mali	31/01/1998
	44	Kevin Kampl		Slovenia	09/10/1990
	27	Konrad Laimer		Austria	27/05/1997
	24	Xaver Schlager		Austria	28/09/1997
	17	Dominik Szoboszlai		Hungary	25/10/2000
Forward
	19	André Silva		Portugal	06/11/1995
	10	Emil Forsberg		Sweden	23/10/1991
	18	Christopher Nkunku		France	14/11/1997
	9	Yussuf Poulsen		Denmark	15/06/1994
	11	Timo Werner		Germany	06/03/1996
Manager
		Marco Rose		Germany	11/09/1976
Ass. Manager
		Frank Geideck		Germany	02/04/1967
		Marco Kurth		Germany	18/08/1978
		Alexander Zickler		Germany	28/02/1974
Goalkeeping Coach
		Frederik Gößling		Germany	22/09/1977
Athletic Coach
		Daniel Behlau		Germany	24/08/1988
		Patrick Eibenberger		Austria	04/06/1987
		Ruwen Faller		Germany	22/07/1980
		Kai Kraft		Germany	02/07/1977
Game Analyst
		Matthias Grote		Germany	10/05/1987
Chief Analyst
		Fabian Friedrich		Germany	19/10/1985

		Peter Schneider		USA	21/04/1984

Coach

FC Porto has had many coaches throughout its history, each with their own distinct style and contribution to the club's success. Here are some of the most notable coaches in FC Porto's history:

Jose Maria Pedroto (1978-1982): Pedroto is widely regarded as one of the greatest coaches in FC Porto's history, having won two league titles and a European Cup during his tenure. He was known for his tactical acumen and his ability to motivate his players.
Artur Jorge (1984-1987): Jorge led FC Porto to their first European Cup victory in 1987, as well as two league titles and a Portuguese Cup. He was known for his focus on defensive organization and his ability to develop young talent.
Bobby Robson (1994-1996): Robson was an English coach who led FC Porto to their first European trophy in over a decade, the UEFA Cup in 1994. He was known for his ability to build strong relationships with his players and for his attacking style of play.
Jose Mourinho (2002-2004): Mourinho is one of the most famous coaches in the world, having won multiple league titles and Champions Leagues with clubs like FC Porto, Chelsea, and Real Madrid. He won two league titles, a UEFA Cup, and a Champions League with FC Porto, and was known for his tactical innovations and his ability to create a strong team mentality.
Andre Villas-Boas (2010-2011): Villas-Boas was a young coach who led FC Porto to a historic season in 2010-2011, winning the league title, the Portuguese Cup, and the Europa League. He was known for his tactical flexibility and his willingness to give young players a chance.
Sergio Conceicao (2017-present): Conceicao is the current coach of FC Porto, and has won multiple league titles and domestic cups during his tenure. He is known for his passionate and intense coaching style, as well as his ability to get the best out of his players.

Period	Manager	Country	born
01/07/2017 - 30/06/2024	Sérgio Conceição		15/11/1974
01/07/2016 - 22/05/2017	Nuno Espírito Santo		25/01/1974
19/01/2016 - 30/05/2016	José Peseiro		04/04/1960
09/01/2016 - 18/01/2016	Rui Barros		24/11/1965
01/07/2014 - 08/01/2016	Lopetegui		28/09/1966
06/03/2014 - 30/06/2014	Luís Castro		03/09/1961
01/07/2013 - 05/03/2014	Paulo Fonseca		05/03/1973
01/07/2011 - 30/06/2013	Vítor Pereira		26/07/1968
02/06/2010 - 30/06/2011	André Villas-Boas		17/10/1977
15/08/2006 - 26/05/2010	Jesualdo Ferreira		24/05/1946
01/07/2005 - 09/08/2006	Co Adriaanse		21/07/1947
01/02/2005 - 22/05/2005	José Couceiro		04/10/1962
09/08/2004 - 31/01/2005	Víctor Fernández		28/11/1960
01/07/2004 - 08/08/2004	Luigi Delneri		23/08/1950
22/01/2002 - 30/06/2004	José Mourinho		26/01/1963
01/07/2001 - 21/01/2002	Octávio Machado		06/05/1949
01/07/1998 - 30/06/2001	Fernando Santos		10/10/1954
01/07/1996 - 30/06/1998	Oliveira		10/06/1952
01/07/1994 - 30/06/1996	Bobby Robson		18/02/1933
01/07/1993 - 30/06/1994	Tomislav Ivić		30/06/1933
01/07/1991 - 30/06/1993	Carlos Alberto		14/08/1939
20/11/1988 - 30/06/1991	Artur Jorge		13/02/1946
30/10/1988 - 19/11/1988	Alfredo Murça		17/01/1948
01/07/1988 - 29/10/1988	Quinito		06/11/1948
01/07/1987 - 30/06/1988	Tomislav Ivić		30/06/1933
01/07/1984 - 30/06/1987	Artur Jorge		13/02/1946
01/11/1982 - 30/06/1984	Antonio Morais		30/12/1934
01/07/1982 - 30/06/1984	Pedroto		21/10/1928
01/07/1980 - 30/06/1982	Hermann Stessl		03/09/1940
01/07/1976 - 30/06/1980	Pedroto		21/10/1928
01/07/1975 - 30/06/1976	Branko Stanković		31/10/1921
01/07/1974 - 30/06/1975	Aymoré Moreira		24/04/1912
01/01/1974 - 30/06/1974	Béla Guttmann		13/03/1900
01/07/1972 - 30/06/1973	Fernando Riera		27/06/1920
01/07/1971 - 30/06/1972	Paulo Amaral		18/10/1923
01/07/1970 - 30/06/1971	Tommy Docherty		24/04/1928
01/07/1969 - 31/12/1969	Elek Schwartz		23/10/1908
01/07/1966 - 30/06/1969	Pedroto		21/10/1928
23/07/1965 - 30/06/1966	Flávio Costa		14/09/1906
01/11/1963 - 30/06/1965	Otto Glória		09/01/1917
01/07/1962 - 31/12/1963	Jenő Kalmár		21/03/1908
01/07/1960 - 11/01/1962	György Orth		30/04/1901
01/07/1960 - 05/03/1961	Otto Vieira		02/08/1921
01/11/1959 - 30/04/1960	Ferdinand Daučík		31/05/1910
01/07/1959 - 31/10/1960	Ettore Puricelli		15/09/1916
01/11/1958 - 30/06/1959	Béla Guttmann		13/03/1900
01/07/1958 - 30/09/1958	Otto Bumbel		06/07/1914
01/07/1956 - 30/06/1957	Flávio Costa		14/09/1906
01/07/1955 - 30/06/1956	Yustrich		28/09/1917
01/07/1954 - 30/06/1955	Fernando Vaz		03/08/1918
01/07/1952 - 30/06/1953	Cândido Oliveira		24/09/1896
01/01/1952 - 30/06/1952	Béla Sárosi		15/05/1919
01/07/1950 - 30/06/1951	Dezsö Gencsy		02/11/1897
01/07/1948 - 30/06/1949	Alejandro Scopelli		12/05/1908
01/07/1945 - 30/06/1947	Jozsef Szabo		00/00/1894
01/07/1942 - 30/06/1945	Lipót Hertzka		19/11/1904
01/01/1941 - 30/06/1941	Dezsö Gencsy		02/11/1897
01/01/1928 - 30/06/1935	Jozsef Szabo		00/00/1894
01/07/1906 - 30/06/1907	Catullo Gadda

Crests and Colors

FC Porto's crest features a blue and white shield divided into four quadrants. The upper left and lower right quadrants are blue and the upper right and lower left quadrants are white. The crest also features a blue dragon with wings and tongue of fire, which symbolizes the city of Porto. The words "Futebol Clube do Porto" are written above the shield and a blue and white ribbon with the club's founding year, 1893, is below the shield.

The club's traditional colors are blue and white. The blue color represents the sea and the sky, while the white color represents peace and purity. The home kit usually features a blue and white striped shirt, blue shorts, and blue and white socks, while the away kit is usually all white or all blue. The club's kit is manufactured by New Balance.

Fan Club

FC Porto has a large fan base with supporters all around the world, known as "Portistas." The fan club of FC Porto is called Super Dragões, which was founded in 1986. Super Dragões is one of the largest and most famous ultras groups in Portugal and has been recognized for its loyalty and enthusiasm. The group is known for its vocal support during matches, creating a vibrant atmosphere in the stadium.

Apart from the Super Dragões, FC Porto has several other fan clubs, including the "Dragões de África," which is an African fan club and "Portistas em Movimento," which is a fan club composed of supporters who travel to support FC Porto during away matches. The club also has fan clubs in several countries, such as France, Switzerland, and Brazil.

FC Porto has a strong relationship with its fan base, and the club regularly organizes events to engage with the supporters, such as meet and greets, autograph signings, and special events during matchdays. The club also has an official fan store, where fans can purchase club merchandise, including jerseys, scarves, hats, and other accessories.

Overall, the fan base of FC Porto is an integral part of the club's history and identity, and the club values the support of its fans.

Stadium

The home stadium of FC Porto is the Estádio do Dragão, located in the city of Porto, Portugal. It has been the home ground of the club since 2003, replacing the previous stadium, Estádio das Antas. The stadium was built in preparation for UEFA Euro 2004, which Portugal hosted, and was designed by Portuguese architect Manuel Salgado.

Estádio do Dragão has a seating capacity of 50,033 spectators and is known for its impressive and modern design. It features a retractable roof and a unique seating arrangement, with the stands located very close to the pitch, providing an intimate atmosphere for fans. The stadium is also equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including VIP lounges, restaurants, bars, and a museum dedicated to FC Porto's history.

In addition to being the home ground of FC Porto, Estádio do Dragão has also hosted several major international football matches and events, including the UEFA Europa League final in 2011 and several matches of the UEFA Euro 2004 tournament. The stadium has also been used for music concerts, political rallies, and other events.

Hounors And Awards

As of January 28, 2023, FC Porto has earned a total of 83 major trophies in senior football. Domestically, they have won 30 Portuguese league titles, 18 Taça de Portugal, one Taça da Liga, 4 Campeonato de Portugal (a record shared with Sporting CP), and a record of 23 Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira. Porto is the most decorated Portuguese team in international competitions, having won two European Cup/UEFA Champions League, two UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League, one UEFA Super Cup, and two Intercontinental Cup trophies.

In addition, FC Porto is the only Portuguese team to have won either the UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League, the UEFA Super Cup, or the Intercontinental Cup. The club achieved four titles in a single season on two occasions: in 1987–88 (UEFA Super Cup, Intercontinental Cup, Primeira Liga, and Taça de Portugal) and in 2010–11 (Supertaça, Primeira Liga, UEFA Europa League, and Taça de Portugal).

FC Porto also made it to the Cup Winners' Cup final in 1983–84 (losing to Juventus) and had three more appearances in the UEFA Super Cup in 2003, 2004, and 2011. The club has a total of two continental trebles, one achieved in 2002–03 (Primeira Liga, Taça de Portugal, and UEFA Cup), and the second one in 2010-11.

Throughout the years, FC Porto has managed to establish itself as one of the most successful football clubs in Portugal and has earned numerous awards and accolades for its exceptional performances in both national and international competitions.

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