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SCU Torreense - 試合日程、順位表、選手、統計、ニュース

SCU Torreense
Portugal Campeonato Nacional 予測
W D W D W L D W D L
SCU Torreense 対する Leixoes 05/11/2025 10:00

Portugal Segunda Liga

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2

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正しいスコア

平均得点

オッズ

スコア

Portugal Segunda Liga

PSL

58

27

15

1

1 - 0

2.06

1.72

直近試合

参加済み試合 SCU Torreense

05.05.25

Penafiel

SCU Torreense

PT2

26.04.25

SCU Torreense

Maritimo

PT2

19.04.25

Academico Viseu

SCU Torreense

PT2

13.04.25

SCU Torreense

Felgueiras 1932

PT2

06.04.25

UD Leiria

SCU Torreense

PT2

30.03.25

SCU Torreense

FC Porto B

PT2

14.03.25

Alverca

SCU Torreense

PT2

08.03.25

SCU Torreense

Pacos Ferreira

PT2

01.03.25

Tondela

SCU Torreense

PT2

23.02.25

SCU Torreense

Chaves

PT2

16.02.25

Portimonense

SCU Torreense

PT2

10.02.25

SCU Torreense

Vizela

PT2

02.02.25

UD Oliveirense

SCU Torreense

PT2

27.01.25

SCU Torreense

Benfica B

PT2

18.01.25

Feirense

SCU Torreense

PT2

12.01.25

Leixoes

SCU Torreense

PT2

05.01.25

SCU Torreense

CD Mafra

PT2

22.12.24

SCU Torreense

Penafiel

PT2

15.12.24

Maritimo

SCU Torreense

PT2

07.12.24

SCU Torreense

Academico Viseu

PT2

30.11.24

Felgueiras 1932

SCU Torreense

PT2

10.11.24

SCU Torreense

UD Leiria

PT2

03.11.24

FC Porto B

SCU Torreense

PT2

27.10.24

SCU Torreense

Alverca

PT2

20.10.24

O Elvas

SCU Torreense

PTC

13.10.24

Pacos Ferreira

SCU Torreense

PT2

04.10.24

SCU Torreense

Tondela

PT2

28.09.24

Chaves

SCU Torreense

PT2

21.09.24

Academica

SCU Torreense

PTC

13.09.24

SCU Torreense

Portimonense

PT2

31.08.24

Vizela

SCU Torreense

PT2

24.08.24

SCU Torreense

UD Oliveirense

PT2

18.08.24

Benfica B

SCU Torreense

PT2

勝

分

負

全体統計

SCU Torreense

参加済み試合 33

得点 (得点/失点)

49

1.48

1.21

40

小/大

1.5

8

24%

76%

25

2.5

15

45%

55%

18

3.5

25

76%

24%

8

両チームが得点する (はい/いいえ)

20

61%

39%

13

無失点 (はい/いいえ)

9

27%

73%

24

得点を決める (はい/いいえ)

28

85%

15%

5

試合

日

試合

11.05.25

PSL

SCU Torreense – Leixoes

16.05.25

PSL

CD Mafra – SCU Torreense

Portugal Campeonato Nacional Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Guimaraes B	56	26	17	5	4	45 - 21	24
2	Paredes	52	26	16	4	6	51 - 21	30
3	Braganca	44	26	12	8	6	37 - 28	9
4	Rebordosa	42	26	12	6	8	39 - 25	14
5	Brito SC	40	26	12	4	10	41 - 40	1
6	SC Vianense	36	26	11	3	12	31 - 37	-6
7	FC Tirsense	35	26	10	5	11	39 - 35	4
8	SC Vila Real	35	26	10	5	11	30 - 32	-2
9	Limianos	34	26	8	10	8	37 - 36	1
10	GD Joane	28	26	7	7	12	26 - 38	-12
11	Pevidem SC	28	26	7	7	12	23 - 34	-11
12	Os Sandinenses	28	26	7	7	12	30 - 41	-11
13	Dumiense	23	26	6	6	14	25 - 52	-27
14	Atletico Arcos	23	26	6	5	15	24 - 38	-14

Portugal Campeonato Nacional Fixtures

05/11/2025 10:00

05/11/2025 16:00

Lusitano GC Evora

05/11/2025 16:00

05/11/2025 16:00

05/17/2025 16:00

05/17/2025 16:00

05/17/2025 16:00

05/17/2025 16:00

Lusitano GC Evora

05/24/2025 16:00

05/24/2025 16:00

Lusitano GC Evora

Portugal Campeonato Nacional Results

05/04/2025 15:00

Lusitano GC Evora

05/04/2025 15:00

05/04/2025 15:00

05/04/2025 15:00

04/27/2025 15:00

04/27/2025 15:00

04/27/2025 15:00

Lusitano GC Evora

04/27/2025 14:00

04/13/2025 15:00

04/13/2025 15:00

Sport Clube União Torreense, commonly referred to as SCU Torreense or simply Torreense, is a professional football club located in Torres Vedras, Portugal. Founded in 1917, Torreense holds a prominent place in Portuguese football, with a legacy rooted in community spirit and competitive tradition. Over the decades, Torreense has had spells in the top divisions and has played a significant role in promoting football in the Oeste region of Portugal.

The club hosts its home matches at the Estádio Manuel Marques, a local landmark with a unique atmosphere enjoyed by both players and supporters. The traditional colors of SCU Torreense are blue and red, and the team’s emblem is recognized as a proud symbol of the city of Torres Vedras.

SCU Torreense enjoys a devoted and passionate fan base, with supporters often referred to as "Torrenses." The club is characterized by its strong ties to the local community, and its matches are key social events for the city. Torreense’s rivalries, notably against neighboring sides such as Caldas SC, add excitement and intensity to the regional football scene.

Throughout its history, Torreense has produced notable players and has seen a number of respected professionals wear its jersey. The club has won several lower division titles and continues to be an example of perseverance and ambition in Portuguese football.

SCU Torreense remains a competitive side, striving for promotion to the higher tiers of Portuguese football. The club is guided by a vision of sustainable growth, blending tradition with modern footballing principles, and is determined to represent Torres Vedras with pride on the national stage.

Team:	SCU Torreense
Full name:	Sport Clube União Torreense
Country:	Portugal
Nickname:	Torrenses, Torreenses
Founded:	01/04/1917
Colors:	Blue and Red
Stadium:	Estádio Manuel Marques 12,000 seats
Address:	Rua Gonçalo Velho Cabral 2560-668 Torres Vedras, Portugal
Telephone:	+351 261 326 870
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.torreense.com/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of SCU Torreense

Founded

Sport Clube União Torreense was founded on April 1, 1917, in Torres Vedras, Portugal. The club emerged as one of the earliest sports entities in the region, established by a group of enthusiastic locals with the aim of fostering sport, particularly football, in the Oeste region. Torreense’s football journey began in local competitions before the club found wider recognition in national tournaments.

The club reached the highest point in its history during the 1955–56 season, competing in the Primeira Divisão for the first time. Torreense would participate several times in the Portuguese top flight during the 1950s and early 1960s, developing a loyal local following and building a respected tradition. Since then, the club has seen varied fortunes, bouncing between divisions but always retaining its community focus and competitive ambition.

SCU Torreense has served as an anchor for sports in Torres Vedras and remains central to the city’s social life. Its enduring legacy is celebrated by generations of fans and carries significant local pride.

Finances and Ownership

SCU Torreense is a member-owned club, reflecting the Portuguese tradition of community participation in football governance. The club has had various presidents and management structures over the years. In the 21st century, Torreense has attracted strategic investments, particularly aimed at modernizing facilities and promoting youth development.

Recently, the club has experienced renewed backing from local business groups and partnerships aimed at stabilizing finances and taking incremental steps toward achieving professional goals. The focus remains on sustainability; investing in the academy, improving infrastructure, and responsibly managing club finances to avoid the challenges faced by other historic clubs.

SCU Torreense maintains a strong connection to Torres Vedras, functioning as a significant sporting and cultural institution with a prudent and forward-thinking financial strategy.

Popular Culture

SCU Torreense holds a special place in the culture of Torres Vedras and the broader Oeste region. Its matches are major social gatherings, and the blue and red club colors are a common sight in the city. Torreense is celebrated in local festivals and parades, and its supporters—sometimes called “Torrenses”—are known for their warmth, hospitality, and passionate displays.

The club anthem is sung with pride before home matches at Estádio Manuel Marques. Cultural expressions such as flags, banners, and coordinated chants provide an electric matchday atmosphere. Torreense has been featured in regional documentaries, sports journalism, and is often referenced in local literature and folklore as a source of identity and unity for Torres Vedras.

The club’s fan groups and community outreach programs reinforce the close connection between SCU Torreense and the people of Torres Vedras, symbolizing tradition, resilience, and hope.

Player

The club has been home to a host of talented players, both homegrown and experienced professionals. Torreense has prided itself on developing local talent while also attracting highly respected players throughout the years.

In its golden era, players like Manuel Torres and Francisco Cruz gained national recognition. More recently, the club has provided a platform for emerging talents and seasoned professionals alike, who have contributed to its campaigns in Liga Portugal 2 and Liga 3. Torreense is also noted for its commitment to nurturing youth players and providing them with the environment needed to progress in Portuguese football.

The 2024/25 squad contains a mix of veteran leadership, promising youth, and international flair, capable of competing at a high level and striving for further success.

Famous Players

Manuel Torres: Legendary striker and top scorer for Torreense in the 1950s, leading the club during its campaigns in the Primeira Divisão.
Francisco Cruz: Renowned as a key midfielder in Torreense’s most successful teams, noted for his technical ability and vision.
Paulo Cintra: Former defender and long-serving captain whose loyalty and leadership have set an example for future generations.
Diogo Ribeiro: Forward and leading scorer in recent years, pivotal for Torreense's climb back to Liga Portugal 2.
João Vieira: Modern talisman and one of the club’s top attackers in the 2020s, instrumental in the club's Liga 3 title.

These players, among many others, have helped shape SCU Torreense’s rich history, inspiring supporters and advancing the club’s standing in Portuguese football.

Top Goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇵🇹 Manuel Torres	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2	🇵🇹 Francisco Cruz	MF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
3	🇵🇹 João Vieira	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
4	🇵🇹 Diogo Ribeiro	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
5	🇵🇹 Paulo Cintra	DF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Typical Squad

SCU Torreense’s squad usually consists of a balanced mix of experienced players and local talents, typically lining up in a classic 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation adapted to the style of the manager. The squad structure is based on:

Goalkeeper

The club places significant importance on reliable goalkeeping. In recent seasons, players such as Carlos Henriques and Tiago Silva have stood between the posts, providing confidence and leadership at the back.

Defender

Torreense is recognized for its defensive organization, with both seasoned professionals and emerging talents featuring regularly. Notable defenders include Paulo Cintra in the club’s history and, more recently, João Pereira and Fábio Pacheco.

Midfielder

Midfielders at Torreense blend technical ability with work rate. Francisco Cruz remains a historic figure; in recent squads, players like Filipe Oliveira and André Soares have featured in crucial roles.

Forward

The club’s teams are traditionally spearheaded by energetic and mobile attackers. The historic Manuel Torres and modern forwards like João Vieira exemplify Torreense’s attacking spirit.

The club’s youth academy regularly introduces new talents to the first team, ensuring a dynamic, fresh, and engaged playing group each season.

2024/25 Squad Season

SCU Torreense is set to compete in the 2024/25 Liga Portugal 2, aiming to build on its recent successes and strive for promotion. The current squad is as follows (subject to updates):

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Carlos Henriques	🇵🇹	Portugal	07/07/1993
Updating	24	Tiago Silva	🇵🇹	Portugal	28/12/1992
Defender
Updating	5	João Pereira	🇵🇹	Portugal	28/02/2001
Updating	3	Fábio Pacheco	🇵🇹	Portugal	26/05/1988
Updating	4	Diogo Amado	🇵🇹	Portugal	14/01/1990
Updating	13	Francisco Moura	🇵🇹	Portugal	16/08/1999
Midfielder
Updating	8	Filipe Oliveira	🇵🇹	Portugal	21/05/1994
Updating	6	André Soares	🇵🇹	Portugal	20/08/1990
Updating	10	Pedro Duarte	🇵🇹	Portugal	17/02/2002
Updating	14	Antony Correia	🇵🇹	Portugal	28/06/2002
Forward
Updating	9	João Vieira	🇵🇹	Portugal	19/02/1991
Updating	11	Diogo Ribeiro	🇵🇹	Portugal	14/01/1991
Updating	17	Leandro Antunes	🇵🇹	Portugal	31/01/1997
Manager
Updating		Pedro Moreira	🇵🇹	Portugal	21/10/1978
Ass. Manager
Updating		Rui Narciso	🇵🇹	Portugal	Updating...

Coach

SCU Torreense, one of the most traditional clubs in Portuguese football, has seen several renowned managers leading the team through memorable periods. Throughout its history, Torreense has achieved remarkable milestones, including promotions to higher divisions, strong league performances, and the nurturing of talented squads. The following are some of the most noteworthy coaches in the history of SCU Torreense:

José Rocha: Serving multiple periods at Torreense, Rocha is regarded as the most iconic coach in the club's history. Under his management in the early 1950s, Torreense was promoted to the Primeira Divisão (Portuguese top-flight) for the first time in 1955, marking the club’s greatest achievement.
Manuel Fernandes: The former Sporting CP legend managed Torreense in the early 2000s and once again in the late 2010s, helping stabilize the club in national leagues and overseeing key development phases of youth talent.
Filipe Coelho: As head coach in the 2021–22 season, Coelho led Torreense to the Liga 3 title and promotion to Liga Portugal 2, bringing the club back to professional football after many years.
Pedro Barroso: Managed Torreense during the mid-2010s, guiding the team to several strong finishes and playing a crucial role in restructuring processes within the club.
Nuno Manta Santos: Currently in charge, Santos is steering Torreense through its campaign in Liga Portugal 2, aiming to consolidate the club’s position among the nation’s elite.

These managers, together with others, have written important chapters in SCU Torreense’s legacy, contributing to the progression and resilience of the club within Portuguese football.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
01/07/2023 – Present	Nuno Manta Santos	Portugal	25/07/1978
26/04/2022 – 30/06/2023	Ricardo Chéu	Portugal	14/04/1981
01/07/2020 – 25/04/2022	Filipe Coelho	Portugal	12/07/1982
01/07/2017 – 30/06/2020	Pedro Barroso	Portugal	Updating...
01/07/2016 – 30/06/2017	Luís Silva	Portugal	Updating...
01/07/2014 – 30/06/2016	Pedro Barroso	Portugal	Updating...
01/07/2012 – 30/06/2014	Pedro Vala	Portugal	Updating...
01/07/2010 – 30/06/2012	Manuel Fernandes	Portugal	06/06/1951
01/07/2004 – 30/06/2007	José Cunha	Portugal	Updating...
01/07/2003 – 30/06/2004	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/2000 – 30/06/2003	Manuel Fernandes	Portugal	06/06/1951
01/07/1990 – 30/06/2000	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1985 – 30/06/1990	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1970 – 30/06/1985	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1960 – 30/06/1970	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1950 – 30/06/1960	José Rocha	Portugal	Updating...
01/07/1945 – 30/06/1950	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1930 – 30/06/1945	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1925 – 30/06/1930	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1917 – 30/06/1925	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1912 – 30/06/1917	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Sport Clube União Torreense, commonly known as SCU Torreense, is a professional football club based in Torres Vedras, Portugal. Throughout its history, the club has retained a distinctive identity through its crest and team colors.

The original crest of SCU Torreense features a traditional shield design, displaying a blue tower on a white background, a direct reference to the name of the city—Torres Vedras, which translates to "Old Towers." The tower is flanked by the initials "SCUT" in the upper portion, and the name "Torreense" runs across the lower section. This emblem represents strength, heritage, and local pride. Over the decades, only minor stylistic adjustments have been made to modernize the logo, but the essential elements—the tower motif, blue and white palette, and shield shape—have remained unchanged.

Torreense's traditional colors are royal blue and white. From its founding in 1917, the club has consistently worn blue shirts with white shorts for home matches, symbolizing reliability and unity. Away kits have occasionally included alternative hues, such as yellow or red, but these are always balanced with blue elements to maintain club identity. In recent years, Torreense has occasionally introduced modern designs with gradient patterns or bolder numbers, but the core colors have always been preserved.

SCU Torreense's visual identity is deeply connected to the city of Torres Vedras and local tradition, making the crest and its colors central symbols of community and club loyalty.

Fan Club

Despite competing mainly in the lower divisions of Portuguese football in recent years, SCU Torreense enjoys a committed and enthusiastic supporter base. The most prominent supporter group is the "Ultras Torreenses," established in the 1990s, known for their vibrant match-day presence with blue-and-white banners, scarves, and organized chants.

The fans are well-known for their hospitality and community involvement, often organizing social events and local charitable initiatives. On matchdays, home and away, fans create an intimate yet passionate atmosphere at the Estádio Manuel Marques, supporting the team with traditional songs and choreographed displays.

SCU Torreense holds a special place in the hearts of the residents of Torres Vedras, serving as a rallying point for community pride and identity, especially during key matches in the Liga Portugal 2 and important cup runs. The fan club embodies both loyalty and inclusiveness, welcoming new fans and families to join in supporting the club.

Stadium

SCU Torreense’s home ground is the Estádio Manuel Marques, located in the city of Torres Vedras, Portugal. The stadium was inaugurated in 1925 and stands as one of the historical venues of Portuguese football, reflecting the city’s footballing tradition.

Estádio Manuel Marques has a current capacity of approximately 12,000 spectators and offers a classic footballing experience with its main stands and grass pitch. The stadium is situated close to the center of Torres Vedras, making it accessible to both locals and traveling fans. Over its history, the stadium has seen several renovations, with the most noteworthy upgrades occurring in the 1980s and 2000s, improving seating facilities, safety standards, and pitch quality. In recent years, continuous improvements have aimed to meet the requirements for Liga Portugal 2 participation, including upgraded floodlights, dressing rooms, and hospitality areas.

Estádio Manuel Marques is more than just a sports venue—it is a cultural landmark in Torres Vedras and central to the identity of SCU Torreense and its supporters.

Honours and Awards

SCU Torreense, while not among Portugal’s most titled clubs, boasts a respectable track record in national competitions, particularly in the lower leagues where it has fought notable campaigns.

The club’s most celebrated achievements include playing in the Primeira Divisão (now Liga Portugal Bwin) during the 1955–56 and 1956–57 seasons. Torreense also has a legacy of strong performances in the Campeonato de Portugal, and won the Campeonato Nacional de Seniores (now called Campeonato de Portugal) during the 2021–22 season, earning promotion to the second professional tier.

No	Cups	Number	Awards	Years
1	Primeira Divisão (Portugal)	Updating...	Participation	1955/56, 1956/57
2	Liga Portugal 2	Updating...	Participation	Various seasons (most recently from 2022/23)
3	Campeonato de Portugal (third tier)	1	Winner	2021/22
4	Portuguese Cup	Updating...	Best: Quarter-finals	1955/56
5	Liga Intercalar	1	Winner	2008/09

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FAQs about SCU Torreense

Q: When was SCU Torreense founded?

A: SCU Torreense was founded in 1917 in Torres Vedras, Portugal.

Q: What are the traditional colors of SCU Torreense?

A: The traditional colors are royal blue and white.

Q: What is the capacity of Estádio Manuel Marques?

A: The stadium holds approximately 12,000 spectators.

Q: Has SCU Torreense ever played in the top division of Portuguese football?

A: Yes, Torreense played in the Primeira Divisão during the 1955–56 and 1956–57 seasons.

Q: Who are the main fan groups of SCU Torreense?

A: The main supporter group is "Ultras Torreenses," known for their passionate support.

Q: What is the club’s best Portuguese Cup result?

A: The club reached the quarter-finals in the 1955/56 season.

Q: In which league is SCU Torreense currently playing?

A: As of the 2023/24 season, Torreense is competing in Liga Portugal 2 (second tier).

Q: Does SCU Torreense have any famous rivalries?

A: Torreense's closest rivals are generally local or regional teams, such as União de Leiria and Caldas SC.

Q: What is the meaning behind the Torreense crest?

A: The crest features a tower, representing the city of Torres Vedras ("Old Towers") and symbolizing strength and local heritage.

Q: How successful is SCU Torreense compared to other Portuguese clubs?

A: While Torreense is not among the most decorated clubs in the country, it is respected for its community spirit, local heritage, and periodic successes in the lower leagues.

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