Porto 2018 Shirts
Grey FC Porto 2018-19 New
FC Porto will sport an all grey and yellow away kit for the 2018-19 season....
All Blue FC Porto 2018-19 Third
Celebrating the club's 125th anniversary, the all new third kit for Portuguese giants FC Porto features a unique graphic...
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FC Porto were founded in 1893 and won the first two ever Portuguese championships, the team and the fans are often known at the Dragons but have also been nicknamed the Tripeiros! Porto are an important team in European football and are founding members of the G-14.
Official 2016/17 Champions
With the first round of prestigious Champions League fixtures completed this week, we...
Porto 2016/17 New Balance Third
Porto opt for a bright yellow and royal blue colour-way to grace their New Balance...
Porto 2016/17 New Balance Home
Kit suppliers New Balance add some modern touches to Porto's famous white and blue...
Porto 2016/17 New Balance Away
New Balance use the night sky as inspiration for Porto's all-new stealthy away...
FC Porto 15/16 New Balance Third
On the back of the recently launched away kit for FC Porto, the Portuguese giants...
FC Porto 15/16 New Balance Away
Launching their new home kit last week, Portuguese side FC Porto have officially...
New Balance Porto 2015/16 Home
Porto have a new home shirt with new kit manufacturers New Balance releasing their...
FC Porto 2014-15 Warrior Sports
Having launched their home and away kits for next season, FC Porto have now launched...
FC Porto 2014-15 Warrior Sports
Revealing their home kit earlier this week, FC Porto have officially their new away...
FC Porto 2014-15 Warrior Sports
Confirming our previous leak, FC Porto have officially launched their first ever...
They play at the 52,000 capacity Estadio do Dragao, which was constructed as part of Portugal's hosting of the 2004 European Championships.
Porto have won the European Cup on two occasions and the UEFA Cup once. In 1999 Porto sealed their dominance of recent years by winning the Penta, five Portugese league championships in a row. Porto have also won the European Super Cup and the Intercontinental Cup.
Porto's home shirt is one of the most recognisable shirts not only in Portugal but Europe as it features blue and white stripes which are usually completed with blue shorts and socks. The FC Porto shirts are supplied by Warrior who signed a new kit deal with the club commencing at teh start of the 2014-15 season. The most famous Porto shirt is the Nike home shirt they wore in the 2004 UEFA Champions League where they beat AS Monaco in the final.
Champions League Kits
FC Porto have been one of the most dominant Portuguese sides on the European stage. The club have won two European Cup/Champions League titles in 1987 and 2004. The 2004 winning side was famously lead by Jose Mourinho and featured several well known players including Deco, Maniche, Ricardo Carvalho, Paulo Ferreira and Carlos Alberto. The club have also won two Europa League and one Super Cup titles.
FC Porto were pooled in Group G of the 2015/16 Champions League group stage with Chelsea FC, FC Dynamo Kyiv, and Maccabi Tel-Aviv FC. The Portuguese club's kit has been designed by New Balance for the first time and their third strip features a clean looking white base with turquoise trim, whilst their trademark blue & white stripes have been redesigned to make up a new-look home shirt.
FC Porto were pooled in Group G of the 2015/16 Champions League group stage with Chelsea FC, FC Dynamo Kyiv, and Maccabi Tel-Aviv FC. The Portuguese club's kit has been designed by New Balance for the first time and their third strip features a clean looking white base with turquoise trim, whilst their trademark blue & white stripes have been redesigned to make up a new-look home shirt.
Supplied by Warrior Sports, Porto's third shirt was used in European away matches which featured a salmon pink base, whilst their traditional blue & white stripes adorned the home shirt for use in fixtures at the Estádio do Dragão. FC Porto played in Group H of the 2014-15 Champions League group stage with Shakhtar Donetsk, Athletic Bilbao and BATE Borisov. Due to Porto showing dominance in their group stage fixtures with an unbeaten run of six games, the Portuguese club were drawn the favourable tie against FC Basel of whom they convincingly defeated 5-1 over the two legs. Progressing to the Quarter-finals Porto were pulled out of the hat to face German giants Bayern Munich and given a first leg at the Estádio do Dragão which saw a 3-1 home win however Bayern would turn the tie around in the return leg with an emphatic 6-1 win which knocked the Primeira Liga club out of the competition in a 4-7 defeat.
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