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F.C. Porto
NameF.C. Porto
FullnameFutebol Clube do Porto
NicknameDragões (Dragons), Azuis e Brancos (Blue and White)
Founded28 September 1893; 130 years ago
GroundEstádio do Dragão
Capacity50,033
OwnerPinto da Costa
ChairmanPinto da Costa
ManagerSérgio Conceição
LeaguePrimeira Liga

F.C. Porto is a Portuguese professional sports club based in Porto, Portugal. Founded on 28 September 1893, F.C. Porto is one of the "Big Three" clubs in Portugal, alongside Sporting CP and SL Benfica. The club has a rich history in Portuguese football and has achieved significant success domestically and internationally. F.C. Porto has a strong rivalry with Sporting CP and SL Benfica, with matches between these teams being known as Derbies.

History

F.C. Porto was founded by José Monteiro da Costa, Afonso Edwards, and 15 other founders in 1893. The club's early years were marked by friendly matches against other local teams. In 1906, F.C. Porto won its first Portuguese Championship. The team has since become a dominant force in Portuguese football, winning numerous domestic and international titles. Pinto da Costa has been the club's president since 1982, making him one of the longest-serving presidents in the club's history.

Team

The team has had several notable players throughout its history, including Eusébio, Rui Costa, and Ricardo Carvalho. F.C. Porto has also produced several talented players through its youth academy, which is considered one of the best in Portugal. The team's home kit consists of a blue and white striped shirt, blue shorts, and blue socks. The club's crest features a dragon, which is a symbol of the city of Porto.

Stadium

F.C. Porto's home stadium is the Estádio do Dragão, which was opened in 2003 and has a capacity of 50,033. The stadium hosted several matches during the 2004 European Football Championship, including the Euro 2004 final. The stadium is located in the Porto district of Matosinhos.

Honours

F.C. Porto has an impressive collection of domestic and international titles. The team has won 30 Portuguese League titles, 18 Portuguese Cups, and 4 Portuguese Super Cups. Internationally, F.C. Porto has won 2 UEFA Champions League titles, 1 UEFA Cup title, and 1 UEFA Intercontinental Cup title.

International Competitions

F.C. Porto has a rich history in European competitions, having participated in several UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League campaigns. The team has faced several top European clubs, including AC Milan, Liverpool, and Barcelona. In 2004, F.C. Porto won the UEFA Champions League title, defeating Monaco 3-0 in the final.

Current Team

The current F.C. Porto team consists of a mix of experienced players and young talent. The team is managed by Sérgio Conceição, who has been in charge since 2017. The squad includes players such as Éder Militão, Danilo Pereira, and Francisco Conceição. The team competes in the Primeira Liga and Taça de Portugal, and participates in UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League campaigns.

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