FC Porto
Full Name: Futebol Clube do Porto
Founded: 28th September 1893 (As Foot-Ball Club do Porto)
City: Oporto
Stadium: Estadio do Dragao
Capacity: 50,033
No matter if you know them as Futebol Clube de Porto, FC Porto or simply as Porto, the football club form the city of Oporto in the north of Portugal are one of the biggest teams in Portuguese football and are a club that have enjoyed massive success down the years.
Porto have won all that there is to win in domestic competition but they have also been a successful side on the European front which has made them a household name here in the UK.
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If you were to ask a football fan to name football teams from Portugal, there will be three names that come up time and time again with Porto been one of those alongside the Lisbon giants of Benfica and Sporting Lisbon and that is because the trio have dominated domestic football in the country.
These 3 teams are given the title of Os Tres Grandes (The Big 3) and it is the rivalry and competitiveness of these 3 teams that have really spurred on Porto and their rivals as they have the expectation from their massive fan bases to be the top team in the country.
No matter if Porto are playing against one of their big rivals or against a team struggling away at the foot of the table, the great news for fans is that you can watch all of the action live.
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The club are one of the most widely supported clubs in the country and as such there fans have given them a number of nicknames over the years including Azuis e brancos (Blue and Whites) and Daragoes (Dragons).
The former nicknames comes from the iconic blue and white vertical strip that makes the club instantly recognisable no matter if they are playing domestically or in Europe, with the latter nickname giving the clubs stadium its name.
The Estadio do Dragao is a modern all seater stadium capable of holding over 50,000 fans and is known for its incredible atmosphere, especially for big matches and when the other top teams are in town.
As one of the most successful clubs in Portugal, the club have won all that there is to win domestically including multiple Primeira Liga titles, many Taca de Portugal (Portuguese version of the FA Cup) trophies, numerous Supertaca Candido de Oliveira wins and a few wins in the Campeonato de Portugal.
In continental action the club have also enjoyed lots of success with wins in the European Cup / Champions League, the UEFA Cup / Europa League and the UEFA Super Cup and they have also been victorious twice in the Intercontinental Cup.
As a hugely successful club in Portugal and Europe, it will come as no surprise that the club have managed to sign many great players down the years, especially from Brazil but to their credit they have also produced a lot of great home grown talent that have gone on to enjoy success at the club and elsewhere.
Some of the to stars to have played for the blue and whites include Vitor Baia, Iker Casillas, Fernando Gomes, Aloisio, Pinga, Mario Jardel, Ricardo Carvalho, Raul Meireles, Hulk, Joao Moutinho, Helton, Virgillo Mendes, Domingos, Rodolfo Reis, Ljubinko Drulovic, Jose Semedo, Capucho, Rui Barros, Ricardo Quaresma, Maicon, Bruno Alves, Helder Postiga, Jose Bosingwa, Danilo, Jackson Martinez, Rui Jorge, Lisandro Lopez, Dmitri Alenichev, Benni McCarthy, Nicolas Otamendi, Maniche, Zlatko Zahovic, Clayton, Fredy Guarin, Costinha and Deco.
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You can watch each and every FC Porto match live from Portugal.
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History
Porto were formed in September 1893 as Foot-Ball Club do Porto by a local wine merchant who had become a fan of the sport on trips to England.
An early match saw the club take on Foo-Ball Club Lisbonense in 1894 in a match that had the patronage of Carlos 1 and Amelie of Orleans, the then King and Queen of Portugal.
By 1903, the clubs founder had started to lose interest and Porto were all but dormant until 1906 and with a new president in charge, the club rented a new pitch and named a new head coach.
In 1907, the club played its first game against a foreign club when they faced Real Fortuna of Spain and by 1912, they were one of the clubs pushing for a new Football Association and regional leagues in the country.
Porto finished their first season in the new league in 2nd place but then they would not only win the league the next season but they would win 6 of the next 7 trophies.
The 1921-22 season saw the creation of a nationwide competition in the country, where the winners of the regional divisions met in a play-off style knock out competition to decide a national champion.
After winning their regional league, Porto defeating Sporting Club from Lisbon to become the first ever national champions of Portugal.
The 1938-39 season saw a new national league championship which Porto not only won the inaugural event but they would back it up the next season.
The club would then go on a long run without another title but that ended in the 1955-56 season and in that same season, the club would win the Portuguese cup for their first domestic double.
Porto made their European debut in the 1956-57 European Cup but they were soon defeated by Athletic Bilbao from Spain.
The 1960’s was a lean period for the club and it wasn’t until the late 1970’s when the club would return to the top of the game in Portugal and also to start making there mark continentally.
They played in their first ever European final when they met Juventus in the Cup Winners Cup final is Basel but they lost the match 2-1.
They would return to the European Cup in the 1986-87 season which h saw them pick up their record continental win when they defeated Rabat Ajax of Malta 9-0.
That win came eon their way to the European Cup final, which they would defeat Bayern Munich in to pick the title of Champions of Europe for the first time.
The 1990’s saw lots of domestic success and good runs in European competitions although towards the end of the decade and at the start of the new millennium, the club became more of cup specialist in Portugal.
The new millennium also saw the arrival of Jose Mourinho as head coach and with a number of future superstars in their squad, he would bring instant success to the club including winning the 2002-03 league title, Portuguese Cup and UEFA Cup trophy for the clubs first treble.
The club would go one better in Europe in the 2003-04 season as they would not only play in the Champions League but they would go onto win the trophy in a final against Monaco to become the Champions of Europe.
Life after Mourinho has seen the club still compete for titles and trophies domestically and win plenty to add to their trophy cabinet but they struggled to match the top clubs on the continent as they have become a selling club like most others not in the top 3 leagues in Europe.
