Portimonense

Belenenses 3-2 Portimonense A see-saw contest between two teams with little to play for other than pride ended in a somewhat fortuitous win for the home side in Lisbon last

Chaves 2-1 Portimonense Portimonense lost out by the odd goal in an open encounter last Sunday afternoon which could have easily ended up much more high-scoring but for excellent performances

Portimonense lost at home to bottom club Estoril under controversial circumstances last Saturday afternoon following a generally below par performance. The opening half-an-hour produced a lively exchange lacking only in

Portimonense celebrated with exciting forward Shoya Nakajima as the 23-year-old received his first full cap for Japan during the international break. Nakajima came off the bench during the second half

Vitória de Setúbal 1-1 Portimonense Portimonense quickly equalised after falling behind early on during last Friday night’s opening match of the league programme and went on to dominate without finding

Portimonense 2-1 Vitória de Guimarães Portimonense gained three important points with a combative and ultimately more-than-deserved 2-1 Sunday lunchtime victory over fellow mid-table side Vitória de Guimarães. Manager Vítor Oliveira’s

Aves 3-0 Portimonense Portimonense appeared to still be suffering a hangover from their recent defeat against Porto as much of the team’s fluency was missing during Monday night’s 3-0 reversal

Portimonense 1-5 Porto Porto were allowed to score almost at will before Portimonense grabbed a late consolation goal as the title favourites swept the top division newcomers aside in the

Portimonense completed their remaining League Cup third round group phase programme with two highly respectable away draws against Benfica and Braga over the festive period. In Lisbon, manager Vítor Oliveira’s

Portimonense return to competitive action following last week’s final World Cup qualifying double-header by travelling to the Beja district where manager Vítor Oliveira’s men take on non-league Moura AC in