Mais um jogo das eliminatórias da Eurocopa de 2012, foi realizado no dia 07/10/2011, na cidade de Porto-POR, onde jogaram as seleções de Portugal (5º no ranking da FIFA) e a seleção da Islândia (106º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Reykjavik 12/10/2010 ISL1:3 (1:2)POR
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Bas Nijhuis-NED
Scout:
Nani (13.

Liverpool is reportedly considering a January raid on Chelsea midfield target Fernando Reges.
The 24-year-old FC Porto star has emerged as one of a number of players in the position who is of interested to the club, according to The Daily Mail, with Celtic's Beram Kayal another player on the club's transfer radar.

Liverpool is reportedly considering a January raid on Chelsea midfield target Fernando Reges.
The 24-year-old FC Porto star has emerged as one of a number of players in the position who is of interested to the club, according to The Daily Mail, with Celtic's Beram Kayal another player on the club's transfer radar.

Paulo Bento has named his squad for the all-important two legged playoffs against Bosnia Herzegovina.

Goal Keepers: Beto, Eduardo, Rui Patricio

Defenders: Bruno Alves, Pepe, Rolando, Sereno, Fabio Coentrao, Joao Pereira, Silvio

Midfielders: Carlos Martins, Joao Moutinho, Miguel Veloso, Raul Meireles, Ruben Amorim, Ruben Micael

Forwards: Cristiano Ronaldo, Danny, Hugo Almeida, Helder Postiga, Nani, [read more]

Week 4 starts off in the same fashion for defending Champions FC Porto with the club earning their fourth straight victory of this short season. Setubal held the Dragons off the board as long as they could going into the half scoreless but Joao Moutinho scored just seven minutes into the second half when his long shot found its way past Diego Costa.

Here we go again.

31 January was a red letter day in the history of the not-so-historic transfer window. Now, some seven months removed from a day which saw Chelsea secure Fernando Torres and David Luiz for a combined fee in the region of £75 million and Liverpool plop down a cool £35m on Andy Carroll, the footballing world is once again on the cusp of meltdown.

We all know that Chelsea have tried on what seems to be three confirmed occasions to tempt Spurs into selling Luka Modric to us. Modric himself has even tried to leave Spurs but that hasn't helped either. We have all had our say and our opinions but it seems that AVB has admitted defeat finally and has turned his attention on other targets.

It seems that Spurs' defiance to sell Luka Modric has won through and Chelsea will now admit defeat in trying to persuade the Croatian to join AVB's revolution at Stamford Bridge. Although it would be a blow if this is the case because bids have been made a reported three times, it's seems that AVB will now turn his attentions to another of his old pals at Porto and that's Joao Moutinho.

After already capturing the Spanish SuperCopa, defending UEFA Champions League winner FC Barcelona goes after its second piece of silverware on the young season when it takes on defending UEFA Europa League winner FC Porto in the UEFA SuperCup in Monaco (2:45 p.m., Fox Soccer Channel).

Let's be honest, apart from the four signings we have made this summer in Piazon, Romeu, Courtious and Lukaku, we have all been pretty much sitting here waiting for some big names to come and join our squad.
We have seen the likes of City, United and Liverpool splashing silly money on rebuilding and strengthening their squad and have yet to see Chelsea do the same.

Porto and Guimaraes have announced their rosters for tomorrows Super Cup. The season kick off game will have both clubs looking to start their campaign on a positive note. Rosters: FC Porto Goalies- Helton, Bracali Defense- Maicon, Fucile, Otamendi, Rolando, Sereno, Sapunaru Midfield- Guarin, Joao Moutinho, Ruben Micael, Souza, Belluschi Forwards- Hulk, Varela, Falcao, Kleber, Djalma

Sir Alex Ferguson is reportedly ready to rival Chelsea for the signature of Joao Moutinho. The FC Porto star has emerged on the Stamford Bridge radar following the arrival of Andre Villas-Boas in...
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Porto has been dominating Portugal this season, and a large reason for that is manager Andres Villas Boas.

Gabriele Marcotti of Sports Illustrated writes about Porto and their dynamic coach.

There's a team in Europe that is still in the hunt to win every competition this season. A club which is dominating its league, ahead of its perennial archrival, which itself is having, statistically at least, a great season.

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All eyes were on Argentina/Portugal, billed as the Messi v. Ronaldo clash by just about everyone, but I like to think of it as the inferior version of El Clasico. Barcelona and Real Madrid are better than Argentina and Portugal in just about every way, mostly thanks to the Spanish internationals playing at the peak of their careers right now.

With Argentina taking on Portugal in Geneva on Wednesday afternoon/evening, and the world's press (and especially, it would seem, the Argentina, Portuguese and Spanish media) pushing the fixture as a battle between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, I thought it ... Continue reading →