FC Porto

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FC Porto recovered in 1956 after a slow period in the immediate post-war era to take a first title since 1940. Another would follow in 1959; however, the previous season was a frustrating one as the club finished level with Sporting Clube on 43...

The 1998-99 season brought the penta for FC Porto - a fifth successive Portuguese title win and an 18th overall for the club. Fernando Santos took over at the start of the season and kept the successful run going with the club finishing a...

FC Porto started the 1986-87 season with a target of completing a domestic hat-trick of League titles, though few supporters would ultimately care that this ambition would not be realised. This was a season in which domestic events were dwarfed by Porto’s miraculous ascent...

The much-traveled Carlos Alberto Silva took over coaching duties at FC Porto for the 1991-92 season and successfully wrested the Portuguese title back from Benfica after the club had missed out narrowly the previous season. A talented squad featured domestic stars like Vítor Baía,...

Relive the glory of Yokohama with the official FC Porto 2004 Intercontinental Retro Football Shirt. Crafted from premium materials for a timeless feel, the shirt celebrates one of the greatest chapters in Portuguese football history. In 2004, FC Porto triumphed over Once Caldas to...

A season of highs and lows for the Portuguese giants. Domestically the Primeira Liga was lost to Benfica by a narrow 3 point margin despite the ever-reliable scoring contribution of joint League top scorer Fernando Gomes. The prolific striker also netted in the Taça...

As the 1970s got underway, FC Porto was a club ready to burst out of the shadows of the Lisbon giants. The breakthrough hadn’t quite happened the previous decade, with the club finishing as Primeira League runners-up on no fewer than six occasions. However,...

It was the arrival as new coach of a young, bold and ambitious José Mourinho from União de Leiria that would bring a miraculous reversal of fortune for a FC Porto team that had been in the midst of a slump. Promising players already...

A new president in Urgel Horta took over at FC Porto before the start of the 1951-52 season but was unable to bring any immediate success to the Portuguese giants. Striker Carlos Vieira scored 23 League goals but even so Porto could finish no...

The 1983 - 84 season would be the last with coach José Maria Pedroto at the helm of FC Porto. Parting ways after 17 years at the club, of which 8 as a player and 9 as a manager over several stints. His final...

Having lifted the UEFA Cup the previous season, FC Porto entered the 2003-04 campaign ready to test themselves against Europe’s elite. Under José Mourinho, a disciplined and fiercely determined side progressed through a demanding Champions League campaign, with players such as Deco, Maniche, Ricardo...

The 1998-99 season brought the penta for FC Porto - a fifth successive Portuguese title win and an 18th overall for the club. Fernando Santos took over at the start of the season and kept the successful run going with the club finishing a...

Following a successful debut season in charge at FC Porto which brought a Primeira Divisão title, Artur Jorge continued where he left off in the 1985-86 season and put together a successful title defense. The ever-dependable goalscorer Fernando Gomes contributed 20 in the League,...

As the 1970s got underway FC Porto was a club ready to burst out of the shadows of the Lisbon giants. But under new coach Paulo Amaral the 1971-72 season didn’t bring that hoped for step forward: Porto finished back in 5th position and...