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Portimonense is a football club based in Portimão, Portugal, playing their home matches at Estádio Municipal de Portimão. Follow Portimonense on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, squad information, transfer news, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Tamble Monteiro leads Portimonense's scoring in league play with 9 goals this season. Welat Cagro has contributed 4, while Joao Reis has added 3.

Edney is the chief creator for Portimonense in league play with 3 assists this season. Joao Reis and Mamede have also been key playmakers with 3 and 2 assists respectively.

Portimonense have been in strong form recently, winning 3 of their last 5 matches (60% win rate). They have scored 7 goals and conceded 7 during this period. In the Liga Portugal 2, their recent results include a 2-1 win against FC Porto B, a 2-1 win against Oliveirense, a 0-1 loss to Maritimo, a 3-2 win against Lusitania Lourosa, and a 0-2 loss to Leixoes.

Recent results for Portimonense:

• 21 de março de 2026: Liga Portugal 2 - 2-1 win vs FC Porto B
• 3 de abril de 2026: Liga Portugal 2 - 2-1 win at Oliveirense
• 12 de abril de 2026: Liga Portugal 2 - 0-1 loss at Maritimo
• 19 de abril de 2026: Liga Portugal 2 - 3-2 win vs Lusitania Lourosa
• 25 de abril de 2026: Liga Portugal 2 - 0-2 loss at Leixoes

Upcoming fixtures for Portimonense:

• 3 de maio de 2026: Liga Portugal 2 - vs Chaves
• 10 de maio de 2026: Liga Portugal 2 - at Felgueiras 1932
• 17 de maio de 2026: Liga Portugal 2 - vs Farense

Looking ahead, Portimonense have 2 home games and 1 away fixture in their next 3 matches. Upcoming opponents: Chaves (home), Felgueiras 1932 (away), and Farense (home).

Portimonense currently sits in 17th place in the Liga Portugal 2 with 33 points from 31 matches (9W 6D 16L).

Portimonense's squad consists of 39 players. Goalkeepers: Maycon Cleiton (Brazil), Douglas Friedrich (Brazil), Lorenzo Rodriguez (Portugal), Wellington Santana (Brazil), Sébastien Cibois (France), Philip Tear (Sweden). Defenders: Malcolm Tsuyoshi Moyo (Japan), Alexandre Abel (Angola), Samy (Angola), Thauan Lara (Brazil), Antonio Jose (Angola), Jarleysom Amurim (Brazil), Douglas Grolli (Brazil), Sarará (Brazil), Joao Santos (Portugal), Kristofer Käit (Estonia), Armando Canji (Angola), Mindinho (Angola), Marlon Junior (Portugal). Midfielders: Zinho (Brazil), Heitor (Brazil), Ricardo Sousa (Portugal), Alex Soares (Portugal), Samuel Lobato (Portugal), Xavier (Brazil), João Reis (Portugal), Mamede (Portugal), Lucas De Bolle (England), Edney (Brazil), João Vitor (Brazil), Mohamed Diaby (France), Welat Cagro (Belgium), João Casimiro (Portugal). Forwards: Reymundo Arauz (Panama), Danio Djassi (Guinea-Bissau), Mesaque Dju (Portugal), Mohammed Dauda (Ghana), Francisco Canário (Portugal), Welinton Júnior (Brazil).

Portimonense transfers: New signings include Edney (from Santa Clara), Sarara (from Santa Clara), Thauan Lara (from Santa Clara), Samuel Lobato (from Famalicao), Hamza Alaa (from Al Ahly SC). Players transferred out include Tamble Monteiro (to Rio Ave), Hamza Alaa (to Al Ahly SC), Ruan (to Alanyaspor), Joao Tornich (to LASK), Vinicius (to Fortaleza) and 1 more.

Tiago Fernandes is the current head coach of Portimonense. Under their leadership, the team has achieved a 30% win rate across 30 matches, averaging 1.10 points per game.

Notable previous managers include Ricardo Pessoa managed the club for 2 seasons, recording 9 wins from 34 matches (26% win rate). Sérgio Vieira managed the club for one season, recording 0 wins from 3 matches (0% win rate). Other former coaches include Paulo Sérgio, Antonio Folha, Vitor Oliveira, and Lázaro Oliveira.

Portimonense plays their home matches at Estádio Municipal de Portimão in Portimão, which has a capacity of 9,544.

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