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.
FC Porto are champions again, and the afternoon at the Dragão had the full shape of a title celebration. The team beat Santa Clara on the final day, lifted the trophy in front of a packed stadium, and then carried the party into the city, with the Aliados and Ribeira turning into one vast blue-and-white celebration.
The air and aerospace festival will run from 19 to 21 June, with events in Porto, Vila Nova de Gaia, Maia and Matosinhos. The official programme includes air races, aerobatics, drone shows, aircraft exhibitions, music and family-friendly activities, with several moments open to the public.
Porto dominated possession and chances but could only muster a draw against resilient Nottingham Forest, thanks to a quickfire own goal reply. Vítor Pereira, the beloved former Dragons coach now at Forest's helm, received a heartfelt tribute from the home crowd ahead of kick-off.
Leixões overturned a 0–2 deficit to beat Paços de Ferreira 3–2 in Matosinhos, a direct survival clash between two Porto district clubs. Semeu Commey scored twice from corners, after Salvador Agra’s late first-half strike reignited the home crowd and shifted the match’s momentum.
A 2-0 win over Stuttgart, 4-1 on aggregate, sends FC Porto into the Europa League last eight — and secures a historic bonus for Portuguese football.
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.