Portimonense

Portimonense ended a winless run stretching back to October 5 by overcoming Sporting Braga B 3-2 last Saturday afternoon. A disappointing first half saw the home side rarely threatening Victor

High winds, torrential rain and poor visibility made Portimonense’s scheduled Saturday afternoon (September 6) landing at Madeira’s Santa Cruz airport impossible, forcing the plane to return to Lisbon. The long

Last Sunday’s goalless away draw at Aves was anything but uneventful as Portimonense peppered the opposition goal without success following the third-minute dismissal of home defender Junior Pius. The young

On Sunday Olhanense entertain Portimonense in what is seen as a defining game for the Olhão based outfit. With only one point garnered from the last four league games, plus

Portimonense captain Ricardo Pessoa (pictured) celebrated his record 300th appearance for the club in style last Sunday morning. The 32-year-old defender who arrived in the Algarve from Vitória de Setúbal

Portimonense failed to take advantage of a golden opportunity to close the gap on the leading teams when failing to beat Santa Clara last Sunday morning. The visitors from the

Portimonense’s perseverance with unproven new coach Vitor Maçãs is beginning to pay dividends as the Algarveans banked six invaluable points within a five-day period to climb into seventh place in