From lower leagues to international stages, discover the spectrum of regional sports - giving voice to emerging talent and celebrating the achievements that put Porto on the map.
The Dragons claim a crucial 1-0 victory over their fiercest rivals at the Estádio do Dragão, delivering a tactically astute performance to secure their place in the final four.
This evening at the Estádio do Dragão was marked by emotion and sporting excellence. In an official debut laden with symbolism, FC Porto defeated Vitória SC 3-0 in the opening match of the Portuguese championship 2025/26, delivering a brilliant offensive performance under the guidance of Francesco Farioli. Yet the true significance of the night extended far beyond tactical execution — it was a touching tribute to former captain and director of football Jorge Costa, who had passed away merely six days earlier.
Young star Rodrigo Mora dazzles with solo effort while Samu reaches 25-goal milestone. Emotional pre-match farewell honors midfielder André Castro's retirement after 10 years as a blue and white.
Boavista FC, a historic symbol of Porto, faces a deep crisis with financial instability and a last-place position in Liga Portugal. Despite new signings and a coaching change, the club's fight for survival grows increasingly uncertain.
FC Porto drew 1-1 with AS Roma at Estádio do Dragão in the first leg of the Europa League Round of 32. The goals came from defenders Celik for Roma and Francisco Moura for Porto. The match was highly physical, featuring eleven yellow cards and a red card shown to Cristante in the 72nd minute.