Porto Supertaça Record Holders
FC Porto is the record holder of Supertaça titles, with 24 trophies in 34 editions. The Supertaça originated in the Taça Império, played in 1944, and was created to honor the memory of Cândido de Oliveira.
Why it matters for Porto
Winning the Supertaça is an important goal for FC Porto, which seeks to maintain its dominance in Portuguese football. The team is currently in first place in the Primeira Liga, with 88 points in 34 games, and is 6 points ahead of Sporting CP.
What comes next
FC Porto will face Torreense in the Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira, which will be played at the Estádio Municipal de Coimbra at 20h15, RTP1. The team from Torres Vedras seeks to become the first team from lower divisions to win the Supertaça.
The history of the Supertaça
The Supertaça originated in the Taça Império, played in 1944, and was created to honor the memory of Cândido de Oliveira. The first edition was won by FC Porto, which soon began a dominant run in the competition.
The Porto team
FC Porto is currently in first place in the Primeira Liga, with 88 points in 34 games, and is 6 points ahead of Sporting CP. The team has scored 66 goals and conceded 18, with a goal difference of 48.
The next match
FC Porto will face Benfica in their next match, which will be played at home at 20h15 on September 20. The team is currently in first place in the Primeira Liga and seeks to maintain its dominance in Portuguese football.
Conclusion
FC Porto is the record holder of Supertaça titles, with 24 trophies in 34 editions. The team is currently in first place in the Primeira Liga and seeks to maintain its dominance in Portuguese football. Winning the Supertaça is an important goal for FC Porto, which seeks to maintain its leadership in Portuguese football.
