Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Sporting	79	33	24	7	2	86 - 27	59
2	Benfica	79	33	25	4	4	83 - 27	56
3	FC Porto	68	33	21	5	7	62 - 30	32
4	Braga	65	33	19	8	6	54 - 29	25
5	Guimaraes	54	33	14	12	7	47 - 35	12
6	Santa Clara	54	33	16	6	11	34 - 31	3
7	Famalicao	47	34	12	11	11	44 - 39	5
8	Casa Pia	45	34	12	9	13	39 - 44	-5
9	Estoril	43	33	11	10	12	44 - 53	-9
10	Rio Ave	38	34	9	11	14	39 - 55	-16
11	Moreirense	37	33	9	10	14	39 - 50	-11
12	Arouca	35	33	8	11	14	31 - 48	-17
13	Gil Vicente	34	34	8	10	16	34 - 47	-13
14	Nacional	34	33	9	7	17	32 - 47	-15
15	Estrela	29	33	7	8	18	24 - 46	-22
16	AVS	27	33	5	12	16	25 - 57	-32
17	SC Farense	27	33	6	9	18	24 - 44	-20
18	Boavista	24	33	6	6	21	23 - 55	-32

Name

MPG

Viktor Gyokeres Viktor Gyokeres Sporting Sporting

2714

Vangelis Pavlidis Vangelis Pavlidis Benfica Benfica

2270

127

Samuel Aghehowa Samuel Aghehowa FC Porto FC Porto

2177

121

Clayton Silva Clayton Silva Rio Ave Rio Ave

2713

194

Ricardo Horta Ricardo Horta Braga Braga

2755

251

Kerem Akturkoglu Kerem Akturkoglu Benfica Benfica

2044

186

Alejandro Marques Alejandro Marques Estoril Estoril

1656

151

Cassiano Cassiano Casa Pia Casa Pia

1987

199

Francisco Trincao Francisco Trincao Sporting Sporting

2865

319

Felix Correia Felix Correia Gil Vicente Gil Vicente

2899

323

Portugal Primeira Liga Fixtures

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Portugal Primeira Liga Results

Portimonense Sporting Clube, commonly known as Portimonense, is a professional football club based in Portimão, Portugal. Founded in 1914, the club is one of the historic teams from the Algarve and has experienced periods both in the top and lower divisions of Portuguese football. Portimonense is renowned for its passionate fan base, its black and white colors, and for being an important ambassador of football from southern Portugal.

The team currently plays its home matches at Estádio Municipal de Portimão, and its traditional colors are black and white. Although Portimonense's history has fewer national titles compared to Portugal’s giants, it is regarded for its resilience, local identity, and the ability to develop quality players, both domestic and international.

With a loyal following, Portimonense supporters are known as "Os Alvinegros." The club maintains friendly rivalries especially with fellow Algarve teams such as Farense and Olhanense. Notable players who have worn the black and white stripes include Japanese international Shoya Nakajima, Brazilian striker Fabrício, and several talents who have moved on to larger clubs.

Portimonense has a competitive legacy in both the Primeira Liga and the Liga Portugal 2 and is recognized for an attractive, attacking style of football. Over the decades, Portimonense has developed a reputation for being a springboard for emerging stars and a tough competitor in the Portuguese football pyramid.

Today, Portimonense continues to uphold its proud tradition, regularly competing in the Primeira Liga, and representing the city of Portimão with ambition and pride.

Team:	Portimonense
Full name:	Portimonense Sporting Clube
Country:	Portugal
Nickname:	Os Alvinegros, Portimão Warriors
Founded:	14/08/1914
Colors:	Black and White
Stadium:	Estádio Municipal de Portimão 9,544 Capacity
Address:	Rua Pe da Cruz 8500-508 Portimão
Telephone:	+351 282 422 390
Fax:	+351 282 424 227
Homepage:	https://www.portimonense.pt/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Portimonense S.C.

Founded

Portimonense Sporting Clube was established on August 14, 1914, in the city of Portimão, Algarve, Portugal. The club was created by a group of local football enthusiasts, and over the years it forged a reputation as the region’s flagship football institution. Portimonense first reached the Primeira Liga in the 1980/81 season, and since then alternated between the top two divisions, enjoying its best ever finish (5th) in the Primeira Liga during the 1984–85 season.

While predominantly recognized for its football section, Portimonense also has roots in other sports, notably basketball and futsal. The team returned to the top flight in the 2017/18 season and has since established itself as a regular presence in the Primeira Liga, known for its hard-working style and the development of emerging talents, both Portuguese and foreign players.

Finances and ownership

Portimonense S.C. is owned and managed by Portimonense Futebol SAD, the club’s professional sporting company. Since the mid-2010s, Portimonense has benefited from investments from both domestic and Asian partners, with some Japanese stakeholder involvement, which has reflected on squad composition and commercial partnerships. The club operates within a modest budget in comparison to Primeira Liga’s largest clubs but is recognized for its stability and strategic squad building. Financial prudence remains key for the club’s sustainability, with a focus on developing and trading young talent as an income source.

Popular culture

Portimonense’s fan base is known throughout Portugal for its passion and loyalty, especially within the Algarve region. The club has an enthusiastic supporters’ group known as "PortiSul." Match days at Estádio Municipal de Portimão are community celebrations, with displays of black and white flags, drumming, and organized chants. The club’s influence in the city extends to cultural and social initiatives, regularly participating in local charity events and youth development programs.

The presence of Asian players, notably Japanese stars like Shoya Nakajima and Koki Anzai, has expanded the club’s profile internationally, especially in Japan. The club is also referenced in local folklore, music, and sports discussions throughout the Algarve, further cementing its status as a cultural symbol of Portimão.

Player

Over the years, Portimonense S.C. has been home to several notable players, many of whom have later reached the highest levels of Portuguese and international football. The club is recognized for offering opportunities to emerging talents and serving as an important launch pad for young stars.

Some standout players in the club’s modern era include Shoya Nakajima, Fabrício, Paulinho, Dener, and Jackson Martínez (on loan). The club’s recent squads have often featured a multinational contingent, reflecting its reputation for scouting and developing players from South America, Africa, and Asia. Portimonense’s history also features memorable Portuguese players such as Vítor Gonçalves and Ricardo Pessoa, the latter being a long-time club captain and fan favorite.

Famous Players

Throughout its history, Portimonense has seen several talented players contribute to its success and reputation — several of whom achieved either club cult status or went on to play at higher levels.

Ricardo Pessoa – Iconic right-back and club captain, with more than 400 appearances for Portimonense, leading the team back to the top flight and regarded as a symbol of loyalty.
Shoya Nakajima – The Japanese attacking midfielder became a sensation in the Primeira Liga during his spell from 2017 to 2019, drawing interest from major European clubs.
Fabrício – Dynamic Brazilian forward, one of the club’s all-time leading scorers in the Primeira Liga, with a key role in several successful seasons.
Dener – Brazilian midfielder whose talent and consistency made him a pivotal player in Portimonense’s recent campaigns.
Paulinho – Skilled attacking midfielder who helped establish Portimonense as a solid Primeira Liga side in the late 2010s.
Jackson Martínez – Former Colombia international, who played for Portimonense in the twilight of his career, bringing valuable experience.
Ryley – The Brazilian winger, noted for his pace and skill, became a fan favorite during his time at the club.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Fabrício	FW	55*	140*	0.39
2	Paulinho	FW/MF	34*	120*	0.28
3	Ryley	FW	25*	90*	0.28
4	Ricardo Pessoa	DF	22*	400*	0.06
5	Shoya Nakajima	MF	15*	47*	0.32

Typical Squad

Portimonense typically plays with modern tactical formations such as 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3, featuring a mix of experience and international talent.

Goalkeeper

The club relies on the agility and reflexes of its main goalkeepers, who often are key for both organization and leadership at the back. In recent seasons, Kosuke Nakamura (Japan) and Ricardo Ferreira (Portugal) have played significant roles between the sticks.

Defender

The defensive line is commonly composed of a blend of experienced Portuguese players and foreign imports. Full-backs like Fahd Moufi (Morocco) and central defenders like Filipe Relvas have cemented starting roles.

Midfielder

In midfield, Portimonense utilizes box-to-box players, creative playmakers, and defensive shield types. Pedrão (Brazil) and Carlinhos (Brazil) exemplify the club’s commitment to technical and energetic midfielders.

Forward

Up front, the club often features a mobile striker and rapid wingers. Brazilian-imports often shine in these roles, with Luquinha and Ryley offering attacking flair and goal-scoring threats.

Youth development is a point of pride, with the club’s academy feeding players into the first team or facilitating moves to other European clubs.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees Portimonense again competing in Primeira Liga and Taça de Portugal. The squad comprises a blend of experienced campaigners, international players, and promising youth talent.

Goalkeeper
Updating...	32	Kosuke Nakamura	🇯🇵	Japan	27/02/1995
Updating...	1	Ricardo Ferreira	🇵🇹	Portugal	25/11/1993
Defender
Updating...	3	Fahd Moufi	🇲🇦	Morocco	05/10/1996
Updating...	22	Filipe Relvas	🇵🇹	Portugal	20/09/1999
Updating...	23	Pedrão	🇧🇷	Brazil	05/04/1997
Updating...	14	Willyan Rocha	🇧🇷	Brazil	27/04/1995
Midfielder
Updating...	8	Carlinhos	🇧🇷	Brazil	22/06/1994
Updating...	5	Dener	🇧🇷	Brazil	13/03/1992
Updating...	20	Paulo Estrela	🇵🇹	Portugal	20/02/1999
Forward
Updating...	10	Luquinha	🇧🇷	Brazil	21/10/2000
Updating...	17	Ryley	🇧🇷	Brazil	30/11/1998
Updating...	9	Wellington Júnior	🇧🇷	Brazil	21/06/1992
Manager
Updating...		Paulo Sérgio	🇵🇹	Portugal	19/11/1968
Ass. Manager
Updating...		António Folha	🇵🇹	Portugal	21/05/1971

Coach

Portimonense Sporting Clube, founded in 1914 and based in Portimão, Algarve, has experienced several eras of growth and struggle, shaped greatly by the managers at its helm. Although the club's trophy cabinet is modest, a number of head coaches have left a profound mark, leading the club to its greatest successes: memorable promotions to the Primeira Liga, deep cup runs, and a period of stability in Portugal’s top tier. The following are some of the most notable and influential coaches in the history of Portimonense:

Vítor Oliveira: Known as the "King of Promotions" in Portuguese football, Vítor Oliveira guided Portimonense to top flight promotion in the 2016–2017 season. His leadership marked a golden period of resurgence for the club.
António Folha: Folha managed Portimonense between 2018–2020 and helped the club consolidate its position in the Primeira Liga, achieving a historic 10th-place finish in the 2018–19 season - the club's best performance in decades.
Lázaro Oliveira: As head coach between 2006–2009, Lázaro Oliveira helped Portimonense stabilize in the second division and laid the groundwork for later promotion.
Paulo Sérgio: One of the most experienced names in Portuguese coaching, Paulo Sérgio has managed the club since 2020, ensuring its continued presence in the Primeira Liga against tough opposition.
Manuel Cajuda: Cajuda led Portimonense in the early 1980s at one of their highest points, securing historical top-table finishes in the Primeira Divisão including an 8th-place finish in 1984–85, still one of their best results.

These coaches, among others, have been instrumental in shaping Portimonense's competitive spirit, growth, and resilience at the highest levels of Portuguese football.

Period	Manager	Country	born
18/06/2020 – Present	Paulo Sérgio	Portugal	13/03/1968
08/02/2020 – 17/06/2020	António Folha	Portugal	21/05/1971
16/10/2018 – 07/02/2020	António Folha	Portugal	21/05/1971
30/06/2016 – 16/10/2018	Vítor Oliveira	Portugal	17/11/1953
01/07/2014 – 30/06/2016	José Augusto	Portugal	31/10/1949
06/10/2011 – 30/06/2014	Lázaro Oliveira	Portugal	15/08/1961
01/07/2010 – 05/10/2011	Lito Vidigal	Angola	11/07/1969
01/07/2009 – 30/06/2010	Lázaro Oliveira	Portugal	15/08/1961
01/07/2006 – 30/06/2009	Lázaro Oliveira	Portugal	15/08/1961
01/07/2005 – 30/06/2006	Tulipa	Portugal	16/10/1972
01/07/2004 – 30/06/2005	Vítor Pontes	Portugal	16/03/1958
01/07/2003 – 30/06/2004	Henrique Calisto	Portugal	16/10/1953
01/07/2002 – 30/06/2003	Vítor Oliveira	Portugal	17/11/1953
01/07/2001 – 30/06/2002	João Carlos Pereira	Portugal	11/07/1965
01/07/2000 – 30/06/2001	Luís Castro	Portugal	03/09/1961
01/07/1999 – 30/06/2000	José Rachão	Portugal	10/06/1954
01/07/1998 – 30/06/1999	Jorge Jesus	Portugal	24/07/1954
01/07/1997 – 30/06/1998	Henrique Calisto	Portugal	16/10/1953
01/07/1995 – 30/06/1997	Jorge Jesus	Portugal	24/07/1954
01/07/1993 – 30/06/1995	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1990 – 30/06/1993	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1983 – 30/06/1990	Manuel Cajuda	Portugal	27/06/1951
01/07/1982 – 30/06/1983	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1981 – 30/06/1982	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1978 – 30/06/1981	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Portimonense Sporting Clube, commonly known as Portimonense, is a professional football club based in Portimão, Portugal. The club's crest and colors are integral elements of its identity, reflecting both its heritage and local pride.

The current crest of Portimonense features an oval shield with black and white vertical stripes, a golden eagle perched atop the shield, and the club's acronym "PSC" in gold across a black background. The eagle symbolizes ambition and vision, soaring high above the club badge. The top border is marked with the word "PORTIMONENSE" in white, linking the crest directly to its city of origin.

Historically, Portimonense's crest has maintained a consistent look, centered around the black and white color scheme. The main change over the years has been the stylization and modern rendering of the eagle and the overall shape of the badge. The focus on black and white stripes has remained a defining feature of the club's visual identity, symbolizing unity and balance.

Traditionally, Portimonense's home colors are black and white, displayed as vertical stripes on their kits. This classic look has been used since the club's establishment, with only minor variations through the decades, such as the introduction of gold accents for special editions. Away kits tend to feature alternative colors like yellow, green, or even sky blue, but the iconic black and white always returns at home.

These enduring colors and symbolic crest evoke the club's enduring connection to Portimão and its supporters, solidifying their presence in Portuguese football.

Fan Club

Portimonense possesses a loyal and passionate fan base, predominantly drawn from the Algarve region and the city of Portimão. The most prominent and organized supporters' group is “Torcida Organizada Portimonense”, commonly referred to as the "Torcida." This official fan club is renowned for its vibrancy and unwavering backing of the team, both at the Estádio Municipal de Portimão and on the road.

Members of Torcida Organizada are easily recognized by their black-and-white banners, flags, and stunning choreographies during home matches. They are known for creating an electrifying atmosphere, often singing throughout the game, using drums and coordinated chants to spur their team on. Their displays not only energize the squad but also help make the stadium an intimidating place for visiting teams.

Over the years, Portimonense fans have built a reputation for their friendliness, hospitality, and inclusiveness, welcoming football lovers from all backgrounds. The strong sense of local pride and community, deeply tied to the Algarve, is a defining element of their supporter culture.

Stadium

Portimonense hosts its home games at the Estádio Municipal de Portimão, located in the heart of Portimão, Portugal. The stadium, which has become synonymous with the club, currently holds a capacity of approximately 6,000 spectators.

The original stadium was inaugurated in 1937, and since then, it has undergone several renovations to meet the evolving needs of modern football. Notably, the stadium was extensively refurbished in 2010 ahead of Portimonense's return to the Primeira Liga, with further upgrades to seating, pitch quality, and facilities occurring over the following years.

Though modest in size by top-flight standards, Estádio Municipal de Portimão offers an intimate and intense matchday environment, allowing fans to be close to the action and to their team. The stadium is a central hub for the local community and regularly hosts not only football matches but also regional events, strengthening its bond with the city of Portimão.

Honours and Awards

Portimonense Sporting Clube has a proud history in Portuguese football, particularly in the national leagues. While the club has yet to achieve major domestic or European titles, it has consistently contributed to the development of football in the Algarve and has enjoyed success in the lower divisions.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Liga Portugal 2 (Second Division)	2	Winner	1978/79, 2016/17
2	Portuguese Third Division	1	Winner	1949/50
3	Algarve Football Association Cup	Updating...	Winner	Updating...
4	Primeira Liga (Top Division)	0	-	-
5	Taça de Portugal	0	-	-
6	UEFA Competitions	0	-	-

Portimonense’s most notable achievements include their championships in the second tier of Portuguese football, as well as regular participation in the Primeira Liga in recent years. The club continues to strive for further success in national competitions.

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FAQs about Portimonense

Q: When was Portimonense Sporting Clube founded?

A: Portimonense was founded on 14 August 1914.

Q: What are Portimonense’s team colors?

A: The club’s traditional team colors are black and white, typically worn as vertical stripes.

Q: Where does Portimonense play their home games?

A: Portimonense plays at the Estádio Municipal de Portimão in Portimão, Portugal, with a seating capacity of around 6,000.

Q: Has Portimonense ever played in European competition?

A: As of 2024, Portimonense has not participated in major European competitions.

Q: What is the nickname of Portimonense?

A: The club is nicknamed "Os Alvinegros," which translates to "The Black and Whites."

Q: Who is Portimonense’s main supporter group?

A: The main supporters’ group is Torcida Organizada Portimonense, commonly called the Torcida.

Q: What has been Portimonense’s highest finish in the Primeira Liga?

A: Their best finish in Portugal’s top division is 5th place, achieved in the 1984–85 season.

Q: Has Portimonense ever won the Taça de Portugal?

A: No, Portimonense has not yet won the Portuguese Cup (Taça de Portugal).

Q: Who are some notable players to have played for Portimonense?

A: Some notable former players include Paulinho, Fabrício, Dener, and Shoya Nakajima.

Q: What is the capacity of Estádio Municipal de Portimão after renovation?

A: After recent renovations, the stadium can accommodate approximately 6,000 spectators.

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