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Chaves - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Portugal Segunda Liga

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Avg. goals

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Score

Portugal Segunda Liga

PSL

43

28

29

1

1 - 0

2.36

2.33

Last Overall

Played matches Chaves

29.04.25

Chaves

Alverca

PT2

19.04.25

FC Porto B

Chaves

PT2

12.04.25

Chaves

Portimonense

PT2

05.04.25

Chaves

Vizela

PT2

30.03.25

Pacos Ferreira

Chaves

PT2

15.03.25

Chaves

UD Oliveirense

PT2

07.03.25

Feirense

Chaves

PT2

28.02.25

Chaves

Benfica B

PT2

23.02.25

SCU Torreense

Chaves

PT2

15.02.25

Chaves

Felgueiras 1932

PT2

09.02.25

CD Mafra

Chaves

PT2

02.02.25

Chaves

Maritimo

PT2

25.01.25

Leixoes

Chaves

PT2

17.01.25

Chaves

Academico Viseu

PT2

12.01.25

UD Leiria

Chaves

PT2

04.01.25

Chaves

Penafiel

PT2

21.12.24

Chaves

Tondela

PT2

14.12.24

Alverca

Chaves

PT2

08.12.24

Chaves

FC Porto B

PT2

30.11.24

Portimonense

Chaves

PT2

23.11.24

Casa Pia

Chaves

PTC

08.11.24

Vizela

Chaves

PT2

02.11.24

Chaves

Pacos Ferreira

PT2

26.10.24

UD Oliveirense

Chaves

PT2

20.10.24

Chaves

Lusitania Lourosa

PTC

13.10.24

Chaves

Feirense

PT2

06.10.24

Benfica B

Chaves

PT2

28.09.24

Chaves

SCU Torreense

PT2

22.09.24

Limianos

Chaves

PTC

14.09.24

Felgueiras 1932

Chaves

PT2

01.09.24

Chaves

CD Mafra

PT2

25.08.24

Maritimo

Chaves

PT2

18.08.24

Chaves

Leixoes

PT2

10.08.24

Academico Viseu

Chaves

PT2

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Chaves

Played games: 34

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

43

1.26

0.97

33

Under/Over

1.5

8

24%

76%

26

2.5

17

50%

50%

17

3.5

31

91%

9%

3

Both scored games (Yes/No)

15

44%

56%

19

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

13

38%

62%

21

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

24

71%

29%

10

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Tondela	58	31	15	13	3	53 - 32	21
2	Vizela	55	31	15	10	6	46 - 28	18
3	Alverca	54	31	14	12	5	53 - 32	21
4	Benfica B	50	31	14	8	9	45 - 33	12
5	Chaves	50	31	14	8	9	39 - 30	9
6	UD Leiria	49	32	14	7	11	47 - 35	12
7	SCU Torreense	48	31	13	9	9	45 - 38	7
8	Feirense	45	31	12	9	10	32 - 30	2
9	Academico Viseu	44	32	11	11	10	42 - 39	3
10	Penafiel	43	31	12	7	12	44 - 45	-1
11	Maritimo	41	31	10	11	10	39 - 44	-5
12	Felgueiras 1932	39	31	9	12	10	36 - 33	3
13	Leixoes	35	31	8	11	12	31 - 38	-7
14	Portimonense	34	32	9	7	16	37 - 49	-12
15	FC Porto B	32	31	7	11	13	32 - 42	-10
16	Pacos Ferreira	30	31	8	6	17	32 - 47	-15
17	UD Oliveirense	28	32	7	7	18	28 - 61	-33
18	CD Mafra	24	31	5	9	17	25 - 50	-25

Fixtures

Date

Match

04.05.25

PSL

Tondela – Chaves

10.05.25

PSL

Chaves – UD Leiria

16.05.25

PSL

Penafiel – Chaves

Portugal Segunda Liga Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Tondela	58	31	15	13	3	53 - 32	21
2	Vizela	55	31	15	10	6	46 - 28	18
3	Alverca	54	31	14	12	5	53 - 32	21
4	Benfica B	50	31	14	8	9	45 - 33	12
5	Chaves	50	31	14	8	9	39 - 30	9
6	UD Leiria	49	32	14	7	11	47 - 35	12
7	SCU Torreense	48	31	13	9	9	45 - 38	7
8	Feirense	45	31	12	9	10	32 - 30	2
9	Academico Viseu	44	32	11	11	10	42 - 39	3
10	Penafiel	43	31	12	7	12	44 - 45	-1
11	Maritimo	41	31	10	11	10	39 - 44	-5
12	Felgueiras 1932	39	31	9	12	10	36 - 33	3
13	Leixoes	35	31	8	11	12	31 - 38	-7
14	Portimonense	34	32	9	7	16	37 - 49	-12
15	FC Porto B	32	31	7	11	13	32 - 42	-10
16	Pacos Ferreira	30	31	8	6	17	32 - 47	-15
17	UD Oliveirense	28	32	7	7	18	28 - 61	-33
18	CD Mafra	24	31	5	9	17	25 - 50	-25

#

Name

GA

PK

MP

MP

MPG

1

Anthony Charles Carter Anthony Charles Carter Alverca Alverca

14

1

29

2156

154

2

Juan Munoz Juan Munoz UD Leiria UD Leiria

14

4

28

1668

120

3

Barbosa Barbosa Penafiel Penafiel

10

2

22

1693

170

4

Carlos Eduardo Carlos Eduardo Felgueiras 1932 Felgueiras 1932

10

0

13

985

99

5

Manuel Pozo Manuel Pozo SCU Torreense SCU Torreense

10

3

31

2469

247

6

Roberto Porfirio Maximiano Rodrigo Roberto Porfirio Maximiano Rodrigo Tondela Tondela

9

4

28

1726

192

7

Morschel Heinz Robert Morschel Heinz Robert Vizela Vizela

9

1

28

1956

218

8

Yuri Nascimento de Araujo Yuri Nascimento de Araujo Academico Viseu Academico Viseu

8

0

28

1654

207

9

Leandro Antunes Leandro Antunes Feirense Feirense

8

1

31

2189

274

10

Paulo Vitor Paulo Vitor Portimonense Portimonense

8

3

23

1695

212

Portugal Segunda Liga Fixtures

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05/10/2025 18:00

Felgueiras 1932

05/10/2025 18:00

Portugal Segunda Liga Results

05/03/2025 14:30

05/03/2025 10:00

Academico Viseu

05/02/2025 17:00

04/30/2025 17:00

04/29/2025 19:00

04/27/2025 14:30

04/27/2025 13:00

04/27/2025 10:00

04/26/2025 13:00

Felgueiras 1932

04/26/2025 10:00

G.D. Chaves Football Club, commonly known as Chaves, is a professional football club based in Chaves, Portugal. Established in 1949, the club has a storied history marked by resilience, passionate support, and memorable achievements within Portuguese football, particularly making a name for itself in the top tiers during various periods.The team plays its home matches at Estádio Municipal Engenheiro Manuel Branco Teixeira, located in the city of Chaves. Chaves’ traditional colors are blue and red, and their crest reflects the strong local identity, featuring symbols of the region.Chaves enjoys a loyal and vibrant fan base, with supporters colloquially referred to as "Valentes Transmontanos," referencing the club’s northern Portuguese heritage. Over the decades, Chaves has been recognized for its competitive spirit, producing and hosting several notable Portuguese footballers and achieving significant moments, such as reaching the finals of the Portuguese Cup.The club’s history includes both notable promotions and relegations, with a recurring resilience that has brought them back to the Primeira Liga multiple times. Their passionate supporters and the unique culture of the region make Chaves one of the most respected and enduring clubs outside Portugal’s largest cities.

Team:	Chaves
Full name:	Grupo Desportivo de Chaves
Country:	Portugal
Nickname:	Valentes Transmontanos
Founded:	27/09/1949
Colors:	blue-red
Stadium:	Estádio Municipal Engenheiro Manuel Branco Teixeira 8,396 capacity
Address:	Estádio Municipal, Rua Joaquim José Delgado, 5400-356 Chaves, Portugal
Telephone:	+351 276 333 625
Fax:	+351 276 333 231
Homepage:	http://www.gdchaves.pt/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of G.D. Chaves

Founded

Grupo Desportivo de Chaves was founded on September 27, 1949, in the northern Portuguese city of Chaves, near the Spanish border. Originally established to represent the small city and its region, Chaves quickly became known for its strong community connection and the tenacity of its teams. The club gradually advanced through the Portuguese league system, achieving its first promotion to the Primeira Divisão (now Primeira Liga) in 1985.

Chaves’ greatest period of sustained success came in the late 1980s and early 1990s, notably achieving a remarkable 5th place finish in the 1986–87 top flight season, which earned them a historic qualification for the 1987–88 UEFA Cup. The club also reached the final of the Taça de Portugal (Portuguese Cup) in 2010, ultimately finishing as runners-up after a memorable campaign.

Though Chaves has faced several relegations, including recent drops from the Primeira Liga, their persistence and loyal following have seen them return to the top flight multiple times. Today, GD Chaves is regarded as one of the strongest representatives of Portuguese football’s interior regions, maintaining a proud identity both on and off the pitch.

Finances and Ownership

G.D. Chaves is owned and run as a Sociedade Anónima Desportiva (SAD), meaning its football operations are managed as a limited sports company. The club’s ownership structure has sought investment from local entrepreneurs and business groups, with recent leadership focused on maintaining stability and sustainability despite the challenges of competing in Portugal’s top leagues.

Financially, Chaves has been prudent, opting for balanced budgets and gradual growth rather than heavy spending. Their approach has been to develop local and regional talent, as well as maintain a close connection with their supporter base and community. The club’s finances can fluctuate significantly depending on league participation, as promotion to the Primeira Liga brings crucial TV revenues and sponsorships, while relegation means a significant reduction in income.

Despite the financial constraints typical for clubs outside Portugal’s major cities, Chaves has managed to maintain its competitiveness and periodically return to the top division, demonstrating its resilience as a football institution.

Popular Culture

Chaves has built a unique culture anchored in the traditions of northern Portugal. Fans are deeply passionate about their side and the club enjoys robust support in the city and region. The club’s nickname, "Valentes Transmontanos" (Brave Transmontanos), is a proud reflection of the local identity of the Trás-os-Montes area.

Matchdays at the Engenheiro Manuel Branco Teixeira stadium are marked by vibrant displays, flags, and chants distinctive to Chaves. The supporters, often dressed in club colors of blue and red, maintain strong regional pride and a reputation for unwavering loyalty regardless of the division in which the club plays.

Chaves has also become a symbol for smaller, interior Portuguese cities, admired for their ability to compete with and occasionally overcome the country’s footballing giants. The club and its history have been featured in regional cultural events and local media, with strong emotional ties binding Chaves to the people of the region.

Player

G.D. Chaves has been a stepping stone for many talented Portuguese footballers and has consistently fielded competitive squads throughout its history.

Some of the nation’s most notable footballers have worn the Chaves shirt through the years, and the club is also respected for giving opportunities to emerging talents from the region. Notable players who rose to prominence with Chaves include players such as António Borges, Nuno Pinto, Vítor Alves, and more recently, Steven Vitória and Bura. Additionally, the club has welcomed international players who provided valuable experience and quality in their ranks.

The club’s philosophy has focused on a mixture of youth development, experienced domestic players, and the occasional impactful international signing, helping to maintain competitiveness and foster talent for Portuguese football.

Famous Players

António Borges: An emblematic midfielder of the 1980s, Borges is remembered for his leadership and long-time dedication to Chaves, amassing hundreds of appearances and acting as the club’s on-field leader during some of its finest years.
Costeado: The right-back and Portuguese international played the majority of his career with Chaves in the 1980s and early 90s, earning the honor of representing Portugal’s national team while at the club.
João Mário: Before becoming a Portuguese international and European champion with Portugal, João Mário spent a brief period early in his career on loan at Chaves, gaining vital match experience.
Steven Vitória: The Canadian-Portuguese defender served as captain and defensive leader in the 2010s, playing an important role in Chaves' return to the Primeira Liga.
Bura: Sturdy central defender who provided experience and quality during key recent campaigns, helping Chaves establish themselves in Portugal’s upper divisions.

These players are representative of the club’s spirit, resilience, and role in Portuguese football as a launchpad for talent and a home for cult heroes.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	António Borges	MF	63	400	0.16
2	Costeado	DF	28	353	0.08
3	Ismael	FW	27	92	0.29
4	Batista	FW	27	97	0.28
5	João Silva	FW	21	95	0.22
6	Nélson Lenho	DF	20	264	0.08
7	Braga	FW	20	81	0.25
8	Steeven Vitória	DF	19	111	0.17
9	Platiny	FW	17	38	0.45
10	Bura	DF	14	106	0.13

Typical Squad

Chaves typically employs a balanced squad, featuring a combination of youth graduates, experienced domestic players, and a few key foreign signings. Their main formation over the years has often been a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3, focusing on compact defending and fast transitions.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is a pivotal figure for Chaves, providing both defensive assurance and leadership from the back. In recent years, goalkeepers such as Paulo Vítor and Bruno Ferreira have made important contributions.

Defender

Defensive solidity has long been a hallmark of Chaves, with notable defenders such as Bura and Steven Vitória anchoring the backline. The defense usually includes full-backs who offer width and central defenders who value positioning and aerial ability.

Midfielder

Chaves' midfielders are responsible for dictating the tempo, protecting the defense, and launching quick counterattacks. A blend of youthful energy and experienced heads typifies the Chaves engine room.

Forward

The forward line often features a target man or mobile striker, complimented by wide players who provide pace and crossing. Import and domestic forwards have played crucial roles in both goalscoring and creative play for Chaves.

The club’s commitment to fostering young talent from the region ensures a steady influx of promising players into the first team, blended with solid professionals for squad stability.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season reflects Chaves’ continued ambition to solidify their place among Portugal’s elite. The club competes in Liga Portugal 2, with the aim of returning to the Primeira Liga. The following is the projected first-team squad for the 2024/25 campaign:

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Paulo Vítor	Portugal	Portugal	21/11/1993
Updating	12	Bruno Ferreira	Portugal	Portugal	16/06/1996
Defender
Updating	3	Luís Rocha	Portugal	Portugal	23/06/1993
Updating	23	Bruno Langa	Mozambique	Mozambique	31/10/1997
Updating	4	Habib Sylla	Senegal	Senegal	28/12/1996
Updating	21	Patrick D'Almeida	France	France	27/09/2000
Midfielder
Updating	6	João Mendes	Portugal	Portugal	30/08/1993
Updating	8	Guima	Portugal	Portugal	14/11/1995
Updating	10	Kelechi Nwakali	Nigeria	Nigeria	05/06/1998
Forward
Updating	17	Héctor Hernández	Spain	Spain	14/09/1995
Updating	9	Juninho	Brazil	Brazil	27/07/1999
Updating	7	Luther Singh	South Africa	South Africa	05/08/1997
Manager
Updating		José Gomes	Portugal	Portugal	28/08/1970
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Grupo Desportivo de Chaves, located in the north of Portugal, has seen a variety of managers shape the club’s history, especially through memorable promotions and top-flight survivals. While Chaves has yet to claim major national titles, certain head coaches stand out for their roles in elevating the club to unprecedented heights and instilling resilience among players and fans. Below are some of the most influential and successful coaches in the history of GD Chaves:

Manuel Machado: Known for two separate spells at Chaves, Machado guided the club to a historic promotion to Primeira Liga in 1998–99, ending a 10-year absence from the top division.
Vítor Oliveira: Renowned as "The King of Promotions" in Portuguese football, Oliveira led Chaves in the 2015–16 season and clinched promotion to the Primeira Liga for the first time in 17 years, inspiring a new chapter for the club.
Luis Castro: Commanding Chaves in the 2016–17 season, Luis Castro stabilized the team in the Primeira Liga and led the club to its best-ever league finish (6th place) in 2017–18.
João Eusébio: Remembered for steering Chaves to the Taça de Portugal final in 2009–10, an extraordinary feat for a second-division side, becoming runners-up against FC Porto.
José Gomes: Returned Chaves to the Primeira Liga in 2021–22, successfully overseeing promotion through the play-offs, marking another milestone in the club’s modern era.

These coaches have played significant roles in defining key moments and fostering the competitive spirit at GD Chaves.

Period	Manager	Country	born
16/06/2023 – Present	José Gomes	Portugal	28/08/1970
26/10/2022 – 15/06/2023	Moreno	Portugal	19/08/1981
02/07/2021 – 25/10/2022	Vítor Campelos	Portugal	11/05/1975
16/07/2020 – 30/06/2021	Carlos Pinto	Portugal	05/03/1973
09/10/2019 – 13/07/2020	César Peixoto	Portugal	12/05/1980
21/05/2019 – 08/10/2019	José Mota	Portugal	25/02/1964
17/11/2018 – 19/05/2019	Tiago Fernandes	Portugal	17/08/1981
26/06/2018 – 12/11/2018	Daniel Ramos	Portugal	25/12/1970
08/06/2016 – 19/05/2018	Luis Castro	Portugal	03/09/1961
01/07/2015 – 07/06/2016	Vítor Oliveira	Portugal	17/11/1953
19/10/2014 – 24/05/2015	Carlos Pinto	Portugal	05/03/1973
July 2013 – October 2014	Ricardo Chéu	Portugal	14/04/1981
2012–2013	João Pinto	Portugal	21/11/1961
2009–2010	João Eusébio	Portugal	23/01/1963
2008–2009	Carlos Pinto	Portugal	05/03/1973
2007–2008	Nuno Pinto	Portugal	01/11/1976
2005–2007	Norberto Alves	Portugal	Updating...
1998 – 1999	Manuel Machado	Portugal	04/12/1955
1996 – 1998	Jorge Jesus	Portugal	24/07/1954
1994 – 1996	José Francisco	Portugal	Updating...
1985 – 1987	Manuel Correia	Portugal	30/12/1957
1979 – 1985	Rui Casaca	Portugal	18/10/1959
1964 – 1979	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Grupo Desportivo de Chaves, commonly known as Chaves, is a Portuguese professional football club based in Chaves, in the Vila Real District. Throughout its history, the club's identity has been shaped by its crest and distinctive colors.

The club's original crest featured a medieval shield with the castle symbolizing the city of Chaves, accompanied by the initials "GDC". Over the years, the crest has retained its iconic castle imagery, reflecting the city's heritage and historical significance as a fortified stronghold. Minor updates have modernized the design, sharpening details and color vibrancy while maintaining the core elements of the stronghold, grapes (representing the region's wine tradition), and a football to symbolize the sport.

Chaves’ traditional colors are blue and garnet. The home kit typically features royal blue shirts with garnet or red details, paired with blue shorts and socks. This color combination has remained consistent, with only minor variations in secondary colors and shades throughout the decades. Occasionally, the club has experimented with alternative kits in white, yellow, or light blue for away matches, but blue and garnet remain the core identity.

The crest and colors of Chaves are closely intertwined with the club's regional pride and stand as a symbol of the city and its hardworking people.

Fan Club

Chaves boasts a loyal and enthusiastic fan base that reflects the spirit of the Trás-os-Montes region. The most prominent supporters' group is the "Ultras Flavienses," renowned for their passionate displays and unwavering support at both home and away matches.

Ultras Flavienses are characterized by their vibrant chants, colorful banners, and coordinated tifos, particularly during crucial league fixtures or promotion playoffs. They play a vital role in generating an energetic atmosphere at Estádio Municipal Eng. Manuel Branco Teixeira, making it a challenging environment for visitors.

The Chaves fan community is known for its warm hospitality and dedication, often traveling long distances across Portugal to follow their team. Their support is deeply rooted in regional pride, symbolizing resilience and unity, and is instrumental during the highs and lows of the club’s journey.

Stadium

Grupo Desportivo de Chaves hosts its home games at the Estádio Municipal Engenheiro Manuel Branco Teixeira, located in the city of Chaves, Portugal. The stadium, named after a former president of the club and prominent local engineer, has been the club's home since 1949.

The stadium has a capacity of approximately 8,000 spectators and features a traditional stands layout, offering an intimate and engaging matchday experience. Over the years, the venue has undergone several renovations, most notably in the late 1980s to meet Primeira Liga standards and again in the 2010s with upgrades to seating, facilities, and pitch quality.

Estádio Municipal Eng. Manuel Branco Teixeira is also notable for hosting regional matches and occasional national team fixtures, making it a central sports hub for the Trás-os-Montes region. The stadium's scenic surroundings and passionate crowds provide a distinctive atmosphere that is highly cherished by Chaves fans.

Honours and Awards

Grupo Desportivo de Chaves has experienced a number of successes in Portuguese football, particularly notable for their achievements in the country's cup competitions and league promotions.

The club's most historic accomplishments include reaching the final of the Taça de Portugal in the 2016–17 season and consistent performances in the Segunda Liga, where they have won and secured multiple promotions to the Primeira Liga.

Though Chaves is yet to secure a top-flight league title or European competition qualification, their resilience and competitive spirit have garnered respect nationwide.

No	Cups	No. of Titles	Awards	Years
1	Taça de Portugal	0	Runner-up	2016/17
2	Liga Portugal 2 (Second Division)	1	Winner	2008/09
3	Campeonato de Portugal (Third Division)	2	Winner	2003/04, 1948/49
4	Taça da Liga	0	Best Result: Semi-finals	2018/19
5	Primeira Liga	0	Best Result: 5th place	1986/87

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FAQs about Chaves

Q: When was Grupo Desportivo de Chaves founded?

A: Chaves was founded on September 27, 1949.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Chaves?

A: The club's traditional colors are blue and garnet red.

Q: What is the capacity of Chaves's stadium?

A: Estádio Municipal Eng. Manuel Branco Teixeira can accommodate approximately 8,000 spectators.

Q: Has Chaves ever played in European competitions?

A: Updating...

Q: What is Chaves’s highest finish in the Primeira Liga?

A: The club’s best top-flight result was 5th place in the 1986/87 season.

Q: Who are Chaves's main rivals?

A: Chaves’s main regional rivals include clubs from northern Portugal, particularly Desportivo das Aves and Penafiel.

Q: What are the nicknames of Chaves?

A: The team is commonly known as "Flavienses," referencing the Roman heritage of Chaves, and "Os Valentes" (The Brave Ones).

Q: Who is the most famous player to have played for Chaves?

A: Some notable players include Quim (the club’s top all-time appearance holder) and Ricardo, who represented Portugal internationally.

Q: What is the largest fan group of Chaves?

A: The "Ultras Flavienses" are the most well-known and active supporters' group.

Q: Has Chaves ever won the Taça de Portugal?

A: No, but they were runners-up in the 2016/17 season.

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