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Website: www.fcporto.pt
Stadium: Estádio Do Dragão
History:
September, 1893. Out from nothing, as a secret ambition unfolded by a tough and inflexible reality, F.C. Porto has been founded. António Nicolau d´Almeida, a fine sportsman and an expert Oporto Wine trader, invited, in the quality of F.C. Porto president, F.C. Lisbonense to a football match. It was the first appearance in a football match for the club, the most ancient page written in a hundred years of history.
Deep and insightful enthusiasm marked the years that followed F.C. Porto foundation. To unite the efforts of the local community with the strong English representation in Oporto was the goal of José Monteiro da Costa. This led to extinction of Grupo Recreativo «O Destino» in favour of F.C. Porto. It was the beginning of a solid structure.
The founders were men strongly determined to engender a symbol, an emblem or an icon, in which future generations would have pride on. Their remarkable initiative is still remembered. Blue and white were the colours chosen, as meaning of pureness, calmness and stillness of mind. The colours were represented, at that early time, in the Portuguese flag.
F.C. Porto evolved his purposes to national and universal goals. In the first emblem, the symbol was, of course, a football ball with the F.C.P. initials. Twenty years later the Oporto city shield becomes vital part of F.C. Porto badge. In 1948, the 3-2 victory over Arsenal, team at the time known as the best team in the world, was a proof of the blue and white potential.
Over the years F.C. Porto grew as the conquests were becoming bigger and as his purposes were becoming greater. The symbol of a region astounded the country and surprised the world. De 1980’s were probably the most memorable decade. In 1987 and 1988, F.C. Porto conquered the European Cup, the Intercontinental Cup and the European Supercup, outstanding deed, a proof of the success of special approach in how to deal with sports. Few years later, F.C. Porto achieved a goal that no other club in Portugal dare to accomplish. Five Championships in a row was a remarkable act, another great page in the club's history.
Nowadays the world has changed and Portugal too has evolved. Sports reality is now more complex, but F.C. Porto remains at the top. The club remained winning and the dynamics persist, continuing to be a flag of the region. F.C. Porto has now representation all over the country and all over the world.
The Centro de Treinos e Formação Desportiva PortoGaia and the Dragão Stadium are modern standard of a vanguard difficult to be equalised. The future shines as a reflex of the conquests of the UEFA Cup, in the season 2002/03, of the UEFA Champions League, in 2003/04, and the Intercontinental Cup, in 2004.
Beyond the reality that surrounds football, F.C. Porto showed his greatness in other sports. The honours achieved speak for it. The club that has a Dragon as a symbol holds the Championship title in basketball, handball and roller-hockey, the sports that more cheer up the portuguese. Billiards, swimming, athletics, adapted sport, motor sports, boxing, camping, chess, fishing, karate and weightlifting give also the contribution to this history of success and insure the diversity and necessary involvement in community well being.
Honours:
League Winners:
1921/22,1924/25,1931/32,1934/35,
1936/37,1938/39,1939/40,1955/56,
1958/59,1977/78,1978/79,1984/85,
1985/86,1987/88,1989/90,1991/92,
1992/93,1994/95,1995/96,1996/97,
1997/98,1998/99,2002/03,2003/04
Cup Winners:
1955/56,1957/58,1967/68,1976/77,
1983/84,1987/88,1990/91,1993/94,
1997/98,1999/00, 2000/01,2002/03
Supercup Winners:
1981/82,1983/84,1984/85,1985/86,
1989/90,1990/91,1992/93,1993/94,
1995/96,1997/98,1998/99,2002/03,
2003/04
UEFA Cup Winners:
2002/03
Champions League Winners:
1986/87, 2003/04
European Supercup Winners:
1986/87
Intercontinental Cup Winners:
1987/88, 2004/05
Season 2005/06
Confirmed Transfers:
Players IN:
Lucho González (River Plate)
Lisandro Lopez (Racing Club)
Tomo Sokota (Benfica)
Sandro, Paulo Ribeiro (V. Setúbal)
Anderson (Grêmio)
Fatih Sonkaya (Besiktas)
Marek Cech (Sparta Praha)
Jorginho (V. Setubal)
Alan (Maritimo)
Helton (U. Leiria)
Paulo Assunção, Bruno Alves (AEK, back from Loan)
César Peixoto (V. Guimarães, back from Loan)
Hugo Almeida (Boavista, back from Loan)
Bruno Moraes (V. Setubal, back from Loan)
Adriano (Cruzeiro)
Players OUT:
Costinha, Maniche, Seitaridis (Dinamo Moscow)
L. Fabiano (Sevilla)
Nuno Valente (Everton)
Hugo Leal (Released)
Jankauskas (Released)
Jorge Costa (Standard Liége)
Loans:
Bruno Vale, Paulo Machado (E. Amadora)
Vieirinha, Pedro Ribeiro, Gonzalo (Marco)
Organista (Pontevedra)
Rodrigo Ângelo (Chaves)
Pedro Oliveira (V. Setubal)
Marcos Antonio (Gil Vicente)
Rui Sacramento (Valdevez)
Flávio Igor (Setúbal
Ricardo Costa (Tourizense)
Sandro (Tourizense)
Vítor Silva (Santa Clara)
Maciel (U. Leiria)
Claudio (Al Ittihad/Santos)
Leo Lima (Santos)
Areias (Boavista)
Leandro do Bomfim (São Paulo)
Sandro (Vestel Manisaspor)
Marco Ferreira (Penafiel)
Leandro (Cruzeiro)
Hélder Postiga (St. Etienne)
Transfer Rumours:
Players IN:
Players OUT:
Pre-Season Fixtures/Results:
Porto, Portugal
Saturday, July 9th:
Porto x Tourizense (Friendly)
3 x 1
Jorginho, César Peixoto, Postiga; Chano
Doorwerth, Holland
Wednesday, July 13th:
NEC x Porto (Friendly)
0 x 1
Postiga
Doorwerth, Holland
Saturday, July 16th:
Bennekom x Porto (Friendly)
0 x 7
Bomfim (pen), Alan, Ivanildo, Quaresma (pen), Pepe, Sokota, Hugo Almeida
Doorwerth, Holland
Wednesday, July 20th:
Vitesse x Porto (Friendly)
2 x 0
Pedro Emanuel (o.g.), Amoah
Brugge, Belgium
Saturday, July 23th:
Club Brugge x Porto (Torten Goetinck Trophy)
2 x 2 (7-8 after Pens)
Balaban (pen), Balaban; Benni (pen), Ricardo Costa
Amsterdam, Holland
Friday, July 29th:
Porto x Boca Juniors (Amsterdam Tournament)
2 x 0
Postiga, Jorginho
Amsterdam, Holland
Sunday, July 31st:
Porto x Arsenal (Amsterdam Tournament)
1 x 2
Lisandro; Ljungberg x2
London, England
Saturday, August 6th:
Tottenham x Porto (Friendly)
2 x 0
Defoe x2
Penafiel, Portugal
Wednesday, August 10th:
Penafiel x Porto (Friendly)
0 x 2
Hugo Almeida, Sokota
Porto, Portugal
Saturday, August 13th:
Porto x Espanyol (Friendly)
3 x 0
Jorginho x2, Lucho
Squad:
Goalkeepers
99 Vítor Baía
1 Helton
30 Paulo Ribeiro
Left Backs
35 Marek Cech
(21 César Peixoto)
Right Backs
22 Fatih Sonkaya
(12 Bosingwa)
Centre Backs
4 Pedro Emanuel
3 Ricardo Costa
14 Pepe
13 Bruno Alves
Defensive Midfielders
(12 Bosingwa)
18 Paulo Assunção
16 Raúl Meireles
Centre Midfielders
6 Ibson
8 Lucho González
Offensive Midfielders
20 Diego
17 Jorginho
30 Anderson
Right Wingers
7 Quaresma
27 Alan
Left Wingers
(21 César Peixoto)
25 Ivanildo
Forwards
11 Lisandro Lopez
29 Bruno Moraes
9 Benni McCarthy
19 Tomo Sokota
39 Hugo Almeida
Coach: Co Adriaanse
Season Fixtures/Results:
Sunday, August 21th:
Porto x Estrela da Amadora (Portuguese League, 1st round)
1 x 0
Ricardo Costa
Friday, August 26th:
Naval x Porto (Portuguese League, 2nd round)
2 x 3
Bruno Fogaça, César Peixoto (o.g.); César Peixoto x2, Hugo Almeida
Saturday, September 10th:
Porto x Rio Ave (Portuguese League, 3rd round)
3 x 0
Quaresma, Alan, Hugo Almeida
Tuesday, September 13th:
Rangers x Porto (Champions League, Group H, 1st round)
3 x 2
Lovenkrands, Prso, Kyrgiakos; Pepe x2
Sunday, September 18th:
Braga x Porto (Portuguese League, 4th round)
0 x 0
Saturday, September 24th:
Porto x Belenenses (Portuguese League, 5th round)
2 x 0
Benni, Jorginho
Wednesday, September 28th:
Porto x Artmedia (Champions League, Group H, 2nd round)
2 x 3
Lucho, Diego; Petras, Kozak, Borbely
Sunday, October 2nd:
Maritimo x Porto (Portuguese League, 6th round)
2 x 2
Manduca, Marcinho; Lisandro, César Peixoto
Saturday, October 15th:
Porto x Benfica (Portuguese League, 7th round)
0 x 2
N. Gomes x2
Wednesday, October 19th:
Porto x Inter (Champions League, Group H, 3rd round)
2 x 0
Materazzi (o.g.), Benni
Sunday, October 23rd:
Nacional x Porto (Portuguese League, 8th round)
0 x 1
Hugo Almeida
Wednesday, October 26th:
Porto x Marco (Portuguese Cup, 4th round)
1 x 0
Ivanildo
Saturday, October 29th:
Porto x Setubal (Portuguese League, 9th round)
0 x 0
Tuesday, November 1st:
Inter x Porto (Champions League, Group H, 4th round)
2 x 1
Cruz x2; Hugo Almeida
Sunday, November 6th:
Paços de Ferreira x Porto (Portuguese League, 10th round)
0 x 1
Quaresma
Saturday, November 19th:
Porto x Academica (Portuguese League, 11th round)
5 x 1
Lucho x2, Lisandro x2, César Peixoto; Marcel
Wednesday, November 23rd:
Porto x Rangers (Champions League, Group H, 5th round)
1 x 1
Lisandro; McCormack
Monday, November 28th:
Gil Vicente x Porto (Portuguese League, 12th round)
0 x 1
Lucho
Friday, December 2nd:
Porto x Sporting (Portuguese League, 13th round)
1 x 1
Polga (o.g.); Deivid
Tuesday, December 6th:
Artmedia x Porto (Champions League, Group H, 5th round)
0 x 0
Saturday, December 10th:
União de Leiria x Porto (Portuguese League, 14th round)
1 x 3
Fábio Felício; Laranjeiro (o.g.), Lisandro, Diego
Saturday, December 17th:
Porto x Penafiel (Portuguese League, 15th round)
3 x 1
Lucho x2, Lisandro; Bruno Amaro
Thursday, December 22th:
V. Guimarães x Porto (Portuguese League, 16th round)
0 x 2
Quaresma, Jorginho
Sunday, January 8th:
Porto x Boavista (Portuguese League, 17th round)
1 x 0
Quaresma
Wednesday, January 11th:
Naval x Porto (Portuguese Cup, 5th round)
1 x 2
Saulo; Diego, Lucho (pen)
Sunday, January 15th:
E. Amadora x Porto (Portuguese League, 18th round)
2 x 1
Maurício, Coutinho; Lucho
Saturday, January 21st:
Porto x Naval (Portuguese League, 19th round)
1 x 0
Fernando (o.g.)
Sunday, January 29st:
Rio Ave x Porto (Portuguese League, 20th round)
0 x 0
Sunday, February 6th:
Porto x Braga (Portuguese League, 21st round)
1 x 1
Lucho; João Tomás (pen)
Saturday, February 11th:
Belenenses x Porto (Portuguese League, 22th round)
0 x 2
Adriano x2
Sunday, February 19th:
Porto x Maritimo (Portuguese League, 23th round)
1 x 0
Raúl Meireles
Sunday, February 26th:
Benfica x Porto (Portuguese League, 24th round)
1 x 0
Robert
Sunday, March 5th:
Porto x Nacional (Portuguese League, 25th round)
3 x 0
Benni, Pepe, Lucho
Friday, March 10th:
Setubal x Porto (Portuguese League, 26th round)
0 x 2
Adriano, Raúl Meireles
Wednesday, March 15th:
Maritimo x Porto (Portuguese Cup, Quarter-Finals)
1 x 2
Kanu; Benni x2
Saturday, March 18th:
Porto x Paços de Ferreira (Portuguese League, 27th round)
3 x 0
Benni, Adriano, Lisandro
Wednesday, March 22nd:
Porto x Sporting (Portuguese Cup, Semi-Finals)
1 x 1 (5-4 after penalties)
Benni; Liedson
Sunday, March 26th:
Academica x Porto (Portuguese League, 28th round)
0 x 1
Hugo Almeida
Sunday, April 2nd:
Porto x Gil Vicente (Portuguese League, 29th round)
3 x 0
Cech, Quaresma, Ibson
Saturday, April 8th:
Sporting x Porto (Portuguese League, 30th round)
0 x 1
Jorginho
Friday, April 14th:
Porto x União de Leiria (Portuguese League, 31st round)
1 x 0
Adriano
Saturday, April 22th:
Penafiel x Porto (Portuguese League, 32th round)
0 x 1
Adriano (pen)
Sunday, April 30th:
Porto x V. Guimarães (Portuguese League, 33rd round)
3 x 1
Lucho x2, Adriano; Antchouet
Saturday, May 6th:
Boavista x Porto (Portuguese League, 34th round)
1 x 1
Paulo Jorge; Lisandro
Top Scorers:
Lucho 12
Lisandro 8
Adriano 7
Benni 5
Hugo Almeida 5
Quaresma 5
Done!
I'll be updating the info on this first page whenever justified.
This will be a bright season for us m8s, I can feel it :sun:
FORÇA PORTO!
Website: www.fcporto.pt
Stadium: Estádio Do Dragão
History:
September, 1893. Out from nothing, as a secret ambition unfolded by a tough and inflexible reality, F.C. Porto has been founded. António Nicolau d´Almeida, a fine sportsman and an expert Oporto Wine trader, invited, in the quality of F.C. Porto president, F.C. Lisbonense to a football match. It was the first appearance in a football match for the club, the most ancient page written in a hundred years of history.
Deep and insightful enthusiasm marked the years that followed F.C. Porto foundation. To unite the efforts of the local community with the strong English representation in Oporto was the goal of José Monteiro da Costa. This led to extinction of Grupo Recreativo «O Destino» in favour of F.C. Porto. It was the beginning of a solid structure.
The founders were men strongly determined to engender a symbol, an emblem or an icon, in which future generations would have pride on. Their remarkable initiative is still remembered. Blue and white were the colours chosen, as meaning of pureness, calmness and stillness of mind. The colours were represented, at that early time, in the Portuguese flag.
F.C. Porto evolved his purposes to national and universal goals. In the first emblem, the symbol was, of course, a football ball with the F.C.P. initials. Twenty years later the Oporto city shield becomes vital part of F.C. Porto badge. In 1948, the 3-2 victory over Arsenal, team at the time known as the best team in the world, was a proof of the blue and white potential.
Over the years F.C. Porto grew as the conquests were becoming bigger and as his purposes were becoming greater. The symbol of a region astounded the country and surprised the world. De 1980’s were probably the most memorable decade. In 1987 and 1988, F.C. Porto conquered the European Cup, the Intercontinental Cup and the European Supercup, outstanding deed, a proof of the success of special approach in how to deal with sports. Few years later, F.C. Porto achieved a goal that no other club in Portugal dare to accomplish. Five Championships in a row was a remarkable act, another great page in the club's history.
Nowadays the world has changed and Portugal too has evolved. Sports reality is now more complex, but F.C. Porto remains at the top. The club remained winning and the dynamics persist, continuing to be a flag of the region. F.C. Porto has now representation all over the country and all over the world.
The Centro de Treinos e Formação Desportiva PortoGaia and the Dragão Stadium are modern standard of a vanguard difficult to be equalised. The future shines as a reflex of the conquests of the UEFA Cup, in the season 2002/03, of the UEFA Champions League, in 2003/04, and the Intercontinental Cup, in 2004.
Beyond the reality that surrounds football, F.C. Porto showed his greatness in other sports. The honours achieved speak for it. The club that has a Dragon as a symbol holds the Championship title in basketball, handball and roller-hockey, the sports that more cheer up the portuguese. Billiards, swimming, athletics, adapted sport, motor sports, boxing, camping, chess, fishing, karate and weightlifting give also the contribution to this history of success and insure the diversity and necessary involvement in community well being.
Honours:
League Winners:
1921/22,1924/25,1931/32,1934/35,
1936/37,1938/39,1939/40,1955/56,
1958/59,1977/78,1978/79,1984/85,
1985/86,1987/88,1989/90,1991/92,
1992/93,1994/95,1995/96,1996/97,
1997/98,1998/99,2002/03,2003/04
Cup Winners:
1955/56,1957/58,1967/68,1976/77,
1983/84,1987/88,1990/91,1993/94,
1997/98,1999/00, 2000/01,2002/03
Supercup Winners:
1981/82,1983/84,1984/85,1985/86,
1989/90,1990/91,1992/93,1993/94,
1995/96,1997/98,1998/99,2002/03,
2003/04
UEFA Cup Winners:
2002/03
Champions League Winners:
1986/87, 2003/04
European Supercup Winners:
1986/87
Intercontinental Cup Winners:
1987/88, 2004/05
Season 2005/06
Confirmed Transfers:
Players IN:
Lucho González (River Plate)
Lisandro Lopez (Racing Club)
Tomo Sokota (Benfica)
Sandro, Paulo Ribeiro (V. Setúbal)
Anderson (Grêmio)
Fatih Sonkaya (Besiktas)
Marek Cech (Sparta Praha)
Jorginho (V. Setubal)
Alan (Maritimo)
Helton (U. Leiria)
Paulo Assunção, Bruno Alves (AEK, back from Loan)
César Peixoto (V. Guimarães, back from Loan)
Hugo Almeida (Boavista, back from Loan)
Bruno Moraes (V. Setubal, back from Loan)
Adriano (Cruzeiro)
Players OUT:
Costinha, Maniche, Seitaridis (Dinamo Moscow)
L. Fabiano (Sevilla)
Nuno Valente (Everton)
Hugo Leal (Released)
Jankauskas (Released)
Jorge Costa (Standard Liége)
Loans:
Bruno Vale, Paulo Machado (E. Amadora)
Vieirinha, Pedro Ribeiro, Gonzalo (Marco)
Organista (Pontevedra)
Rodrigo Ângelo (Chaves)
Pedro Oliveira (V. Setubal)
Marcos Antonio (Gil Vicente)
Rui Sacramento (Valdevez)
Flávio Igor (Setúbal
Ricardo Costa (Tourizense)
Sandro (Tourizense)
Vítor Silva (Santa Clara)
Maciel (U. Leiria)
Claudio (Al Ittihad/Santos)
Leo Lima (Santos)
Areias (Boavista)
Leandro do Bomfim (São Paulo)
Sandro (Vestel Manisaspor)
Marco Ferreira (Penafiel)
Leandro (Cruzeiro)
Hélder Postiga (St. Etienne)
Transfer Rumours:
Players IN:
Players OUT:
Pre-Season Fixtures/Results:
Porto, Portugal
Saturday, July 9th:
Porto x Tourizense (Friendly)
3 x 1
Jorginho, César Peixoto, Postiga; Chano
Doorwerth, Holland
Wednesday, July 13th:
NEC x Porto (Friendly)
0 x 1
Postiga
Doorwerth, Holland
Saturday, July 16th:
Bennekom x Porto (Friendly)
0 x 7
Bomfim (pen), Alan, Ivanildo, Quaresma (pen), Pepe, Sokota, Hugo Almeida
Doorwerth, Holland
Wednesday, July 20th:
Vitesse x Porto (Friendly)
2 x 0
Pedro Emanuel (o.g.), Amoah
Brugge, Belgium
Saturday, July 23th:
Club Brugge x Porto (Torten Goetinck Trophy)
2 x 2 (7-8 after Pens)
Balaban (pen), Balaban; Benni (pen), Ricardo Costa
Amsterdam, Holland
Friday, July 29th:
Porto x Boca Juniors (Amsterdam Tournament)
2 x 0
Postiga, Jorginho
Amsterdam, Holland
Sunday, July 31st:
Porto x Arsenal (Amsterdam Tournament)
1 x 2
Lisandro; Ljungberg x2
London, England
Saturday, August 6th:
Tottenham x Porto (Friendly)
2 x 0
Defoe x2
Penafiel, Portugal
Wednesday, August 10th:
Penafiel x Porto (Friendly)
0 x 2
Hugo Almeida, Sokota
Porto, Portugal
Saturday, August 13th:
Porto x Espanyol (Friendly)
3 x 0
Jorginho x2, Lucho
Squad:
Goalkeepers
99 Vítor Baía
1 Helton
30 Paulo Ribeiro
Left Backs
35 Marek Cech
(21 César Peixoto)
Right Backs
22 Fatih Sonkaya
(12 Bosingwa)
Centre Backs
4 Pedro Emanuel
3 Ricardo Costa
14 Pepe
13 Bruno Alves
Defensive Midfielders
(12 Bosingwa)
18 Paulo Assunção
16 Raúl Meireles
Centre Midfielders
6 Ibson
8 Lucho González
Offensive Midfielders
20 Diego
17 Jorginho
30 Anderson
Right Wingers
7 Quaresma
27 Alan
Left Wingers
(21 César Peixoto)
25 Ivanildo
Forwards
11 Lisandro Lopez
29 Bruno Moraes
9 Benni McCarthy
19 Tomo Sokota
39 Hugo Almeida
Coach: Co Adriaanse
Season Fixtures/Results:
Sunday, August 21th:
Porto x Estrela da Amadora (Portuguese League, 1st round)
1 x 0
Ricardo Costa
Friday, August 26th:
Naval x Porto (Portuguese League, 2nd round)
2 x 3
Bruno Fogaça, César Peixoto (o.g.); César Peixoto x2, Hugo Almeida
Saturday, September 10th:
Porto x Rio Ave (Portuguese League, 3rd round)
3 x 0
Quaresma, Alan, Hugo Almeida
Tuesday, September 13th:
Rangers x Porto (Champions League, Group H, 1st round)
3 x 2
Lovenkrands, Prso, Kyrgiakos; Pepe x2
Sunday, September 18th:
Braga x Porto (Portuguese League, 4th round)
0 x 0
Saturday, September 24th:
Porto x Belenenses (Portuguese League, 5th round)
2 x 0
Benni, Jorginho
Wednesday, September 28th:
Porto x Artmedia (Champions League, Group H, 2nd round)
2 x 3
Lucho, Diego; Petras, Kozak, Borbely
Sunday, October 2nd:
Maritimo x Porto (Portuguese League, 6th round)
2 x 2
Manduca, Marcinho; Lisandro, César Peixoto
Saturday, October 15th:
Porto x Benfica (Portuguese League, 7th round)
0 x 2
N. Gomes x2
Wednesday, October 19th:
Porto x Inter (Champions League, Group H, 3rd round)
2 x 0
Materazzi (o.g.), Benni
Sunday, October 23rd:
Nacional x Porto (Portuguese League, 8th round)
0 x 1
Hugo Almeida
Wednesday, October 26th:
Porto x Marco (Portuguese Cup, 4th round)
1 x 0
Ivanildo
Saturday, October 29th:
Porto x Setubal (Portuguese League, 9th round)
0 x 0
Tuesday, November 1st:
Inter x Porto (Champions League, Group H, 4th round)
2 x 1
Cruz x2; Hugo Almeida
Sunday, November 6th:
Paços de Ferreira x Porto (Portuguese League, 10th round)
0 x 1
Quaresma
Saturday, November 19th:
Porto x Academica (Portuguese League, 11th round)
5 x 1
Lucho x2, Lisandro x2, César Peixoto; Marcel
Wednesday, November 23rd:
Porto x Rangers (Champions League, Group H, 5th round)
1 x 1
Lisandro; McCormack
Monday, November 28th:
Gil Vicente x Porto (Portuguese League, 12th round)
0 x 1
Lucho
Friday, December 2nd:
Porto x Sporting (Portuguese League, 13th round)
1 x 1
Polga (o.g.); Deivid
Tuesday, December 6th:
Artmedia x Porto (Champions League, Group H, 5th round)
0 x 0
Saturday, December 10th:
União de Leiria x Porto (Portuguese League, 14th round)
1 x 3
Fábio Felício; Laranjeiro (o.g.), Lisandro, Diego
Saturday, December 17th:
Porto x Penafiel (Portuguese League, 15th round)
3 x 1
Lucho x2, Lisandro; Bruno Amaro
Thursday, December 22th:
V. Guimarães x Porto (Portuguese League, 16th round)
0 x 2
Quaresma, Jorginho
Sunday, January 8th:
Porto x Boavista (Portuguese League, 17th round)
1 x 0
Quaresma
Wednesday, January 11th:
Naval x Porto (Portuguese Cup, 5th round)
1 x 2
Saulo; Diego, Lucho (pen)
Sunday, January 15th:
E. Amadora x Porto (Portuguese League, 18th round)
2 x 1
Maurício, Coutinho; Lucho
Saturday, January 21st:
Porto x Naval (Portuguese League, 19th round)
1 x 0
Fernando (o.g.)
Sunday, January 29st:
Rio Ave x Porto (Portuguese League, 20th round)
0 x 0
Sunday, February 6th:
Porto x Braga (Portuguese League, 21st round)
1 x 1
Lucho; João Tomás (pen)
Saturday, February 11th:
Belenenses x Porto (Portuguese League, 22th round)
0 x 2
Adriano x2
Sunday, February 19th:
Porto x Maritimo (Portuguese League, 23th round)
1 x 0
Raúl Meireles
Sunday, February 26th:
Benfica x Porto (Portuguese League, 24th round)
1 x 0
Robert
Sunday, March 5th:
Porto x Nacional (Portuguese League, 25th round)
3 x 0
Benni, Pepe, Lucho
Friday, March 10th:
Setubal x Porto (Portuguese League, 26th round)
0 x 2
Adriano, Raúl Meireles
Wednesday, March 15th:
Maritimo x Porto (Portuguese Cup, Quarter-Finals)
1 x 2
Kanu; Benni x2
Saturday, March 18th:
Porto x Paços de Ferreira (Portuguese League, 27th round)
3 x 0
Benni, Adriano, Lisandro
Wednesday, March 22nd:
Porto x Sporting (Portuguese Cup, Semi-Finals)
1 x 1 (5-4 after penalties)
Benni; Liedson
Sunday, March 26th:
Academica x Porto (Portuguese League, 28th round)
0 x 1
Hugo Almeida
Sunday, April 2nd:
Porto x Gil Vicente (Portuguese League, 29th round)
3 x 0
Cech, Quaresma, Ibson
Saturday, April 8th:
Sporting x Porto (Portuguese League, 30th round)
0 x 1
Jorginho
Friday, April 14th:
Porto x União de Leiria (Portuguese League, 31st round)
1 x 0
Adriano
Saturday, April 22th:
Penafiel x Porto (Portuguese League, 32th round)
0 x 1
Adriano (pen)
Sunday, April 30th:
Porto x V. Guimarães (Portuguese League, 33rd round)
3 x 1
Lucho x2, Adriano; Antchouet
Saturday, May 6th:
Boavista x Porto (Portuguese League, 34th round)
1 x 1
Paulo Jorge; Lisandro
Top Scorers:
Lucho 12
Lisandro 8
Adriano 7
Benni 5
Hugo Almeida 5
Quaresma 5
Done!
I'll be updating the info on this first page whenever justified.
This will be a bright season for us m8s, I can feel it :sun:
FORÇA PORTO!
....hopefully this season will give us many reasons to smile 
Sounds very insincere to me...Benfiquistas have thought he was useless and Portistas always agree and then some. Oh well, at least he'll be not scorring for you guys now.