Primeira liga news in Portugal

Casa Pia and Torreense compete for the final spot in the 2026/27 Primeira Liga

Casa Pia and Torreense will play the first of two matches on Wednesday in Torres Vedras to determine which team will compete in the 2026/27 Primeira Liga.

Champion's celebration painted the night in Porto blue

The highlight of the festivities took place at Aliados. Hundreds of thousands of fans greeted the new champions.

Liga Portugal finds a solution: here are the schedules for the Primeira Liga promotion/relegation playoff

The Portuguese football league has confirmed the match times for the decisive playoff series determining the final spot in the top flight.

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João Azevedo: "Académico's promotion was soul-filling"

The mayor of Viseu shares what the “great party” was like in the city's streets following Académico de Viseu's promotion to the Primeira Liga. He says it is a victory that will have positive impacts on the economy.

The moment FC Porto lifted the national championship trophy at the Estádio do Dragão

The team begins its title celebrations, which will culminate at the Avenida dos Aliados, passing by the Douro River and the Ribeira district in the city of Porto.

Farioli: "We led the championship from start to finish"

Francesco Farioli spoke in a press conference and recalled the “deserved” title of FC Porto. The coach of the Dragons reminded everyone that the team was in first place from start to finish.

The moment FC Porto lifted the Championship Cup!

FC Porto lifted the League Championship Cup this Saturday. Led by Diogo Costa, the Dragons raised the trophy for their 31st league title in a blue and white celebration at the Dragão stadium. Footage by Porto Canal.

FC Porto beats Santa Clara ahead of the 31st title celebrations arriving at Avenida dos Aliados (watch the goal)

FC Porto won 1-0 against Santa Clara this Saturday, May 16, in the 34th and final round of the I Liga, preceding the celebrations for the club's 31st national title, which will take place at Avenida dos Aliados. A 69th-minute own goal by Sidney Lima allowed the champions, who secured the title in the 32nd round, to return to winning ways and reach 88 points against Santa Clara, who had been unbeaten for four rounds and sit in 12th place with 36 points. Beyond the match at Estádio do Dragão, where FC Porto will receive the trophy and begin celebrations that will culminate at Avenida dos Aliados, passing through the Douro River and the Ribeira district, Moreirense and AVS also concluded their I Liga campaigns with a 0-0 draw. AVS, having beaten FC Porto in the previous round, drew in Moreira de Cónegos, extending their unbeaten run to six games and finishing in last place with 21 points, while Moreirense remains in seventh place with 43. The 92nd edition of the top Portuguese football league concludes today with decisive matches for second place and Champions League qualification at 20:30, and for relegation survival at 18:00.

FC Porto lifts championship trophy and holds mega-party in the heart of the city. Find out everything about the Porto celebrations

Celebrations are taking place throughout this Saturday afternoon and evening and are divided into three epicentres: Dragão, Ribeira, and Aliados.

Farioli wants FC Porto to close the season 'the way it deserves'

FC Porto coach Francesco Farioli refused today to shift focus from the match against Santa Clara, in the 34th and final round of the I Liga, putting title celebrations on the back burner.

Portuguese Championship. Matchday 34 decides Champions League spot

The final matchday of the championship will decide who takes the second spot for the Champions League

Find out when the Portuguese championship decisions take place

Correio da Manhã anticipates the schedule for the final round of the League.

FC Porto champion: Shares close down 4.73% to 3.22 euros

The club was crowned national football champion for the 31st time in its history on Saturday, following a 1-0 victory against Alverca.

FC Porto crowned Portuguese champions for 31st time

FC Porto are back at the top of Portuguese football after being crowned the new national champions following a 1-0 win over Alverca at Estádio do Dragão in Porto on The post FC Porto crowned Portuguese champions for 31st time appeared first on Portugal Resident.

Early Saint John celebrations in Porto with festivities lasting until dawn following championship win

Thousands of Porto fans filled the Alameda do Dragão to greet the new champions in a very lively parade, featuring several taunts directed at Sporting.

10am. FC Porto dethrones Sporting and is the new national champion

Jan Bednarek's goal was enough to seal the victory for the Dragons. Additionally, a light vehicle went off the road last night in São João da Madeira. Seven people were injured.

Hundreds of fans celebrated FC Porto's title in Lisbon "just like in the North"

The 1-0 victory achieved against Alverca secured the title of the current I Liga football season for the 'blue and whites'.

6h Bednarek's goal gives FC Porto the title

Bednarek scores the decisive goal securing the championship title for FC Porto.

FC Porto draw level with Benfica atop Portugal's most successful clubs

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Porto celebrations spread from inside to outside the stadium

The Estádio do Dragão celebrates on its feet with chants for the 31st league title, reclaimed today by FC Porto after a 1-0 victory against Alverca, with two matchdays remaining.

FC Porto wins 31st national football championship title

FC Porto became national football champions for the 31st time in their history after a 1-0 victory against Alverca. FC Porto, managed by the Italian Francesco Farioli, reached 85 points, 9 more than Benfica, who are in second place, and twelve more than Sporting, who are third in the table with one game in hand, with two rounds remaining.

FC Porto crowned national football champions

The blue and whites secured their 31st league title with two matches remaining. At the Dragão, celebrations are underway for the trophy of the Villas-Boas era and the merit of Farioli in a season that exceeded expectations.

Ten reasons Porto are champions of Portugal in 2025/26

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FC Porto beats Alverca and is national champion (1-0)

Following Benfica's draw in Famalicão and being just one point away from the title, FC Porto defeated Alverca at the Dragão and won the Championship for the 31st time. Bednarek scored the only goal of the match (1-0).

Without allies (for now), but FC Porto is already breathing like a champion

Can anyone stop FC Porto? Farioli and company are trying to grab the title that has eluded them since 2021/2022. Mourinho deflects attention and focuses on second place. Famalicão wants to shake up the standings.

9am. Futebol Clube do Porto could be crowned national champion

Porto may secure the 31st title in its history. Furthermore, the Prime Minister guarantees that the Government will not abandon its “convictions” and has once again put pressure on the UGT.