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C.D. Tondela

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Portuguese professional football club

Football club
CD Tondela
Full nameClube Desportivo de Tondela
NicknamesCDT
Auriverdes (Gold and Greens)
Short nameTondela
Founded6 June 1933; 92 years ago (1933-06-06)
GroundEstádio João Cardoso
Tondela, Portugal
Capacity5,000
OwnerJiang Lizhang
PresidentDavid Belenguer
Head coachCristiano Bacci
LeaguePrimeira Liga
2024–25Liga Portugal 2, 1st of 18 (Champions)
Websitewww.cdtondela.pt
Current season

Clube Desportivo de Tondela (Portuguese pronunciation:[tõˈdɛlɐ]ⓘ) is a Portuguese professionalfootball club that plays inPrimeira Liga, the top tier of Portuguese football, following their promotion after winning the2024–25 Liga Portugal 2. They are based in the town ofTondela and play in theEstádio João Cardoso. Founded in 1933, the club predominantly played within Portugal's regional leagues until their gradual climb up theleague pyramid since 2004.

History

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Foundation and early years (1933–1986)

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On 6 June 1933,Clube Desportivo de Tondela was founded through a merger of two clubs in the village of Tondela: theTondela Football Club, founded in 1925, and theOperário Atlético Clube, founded in 1932.[1]

Third Division (1986–1988)

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On the 1985–86 season, Tondela won the Divisão Honra title for the third time and achieved the promotion to theTerceira Divisão for the first time. They came in 10th in their first season on a competition ruled by thePortuguese Football Federation. They were relegated in the next season as they finished in 15th.

Lower divisions (1999–2005)

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After the relegation fromTerceira Divisão in 1999, Tondela went on to compete in the Viseu Regional Division.

In the 2003–04 season, Tondela won theTaça AF Viseu, also known as Taça Sócios de Mérito, the club's first piece of silverware since 1986. In the next season, Tondela became champion of the AF Viseu Liga de Honra. They ended the season eight points ahead of runners-up Tarouquense, and ensured the return to Terceira Divisão.

Days later, Tondela retained the Taça AF Viseu title thus sealing the season with the double.

Returning to Third Division (2005–2009)

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During the 2005–08 seasons, Tondela consolidated its position as an upper mid table club, ending those three seasons always in the seventh place.

In the2008–09 season, Tondela signed central defender Diego, midfielder Gomes and Argentine striker Piojo. On 6 June 2009, Tondela became Third Division champion, after a 4–2 win against Fiães, thus being promoted toSegunda Divisão.

Second Division Era (2009–2012)

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After the promotion from the Third Division, and a fourth place in the2009–10 season, Tondela aimed the promotion toSegunda Liga. During the 2010 summer transfer window, Tondela signed Portuguese under-17 European champion, playmakerMárcio Sousa, veteran goalkeeper Rui Marcos and midfielderFernando Ferreira. The club finished third in the2010–11 season with 55 points. Despite not reaching their objectives, Tondela supporters wanted the continuity of manager Filipe Moreira, but he eventually left toOriental.

The following season, formerBenfica andPortugal player,Vítor Paneira was appointed as the new manager. Paneira further increased the efforts to build a solid Tondela team, with such signings as midfielders Magano and Tiago Barros, and Brazilian striker Rafael Batatinha.

Tondela topped the table after a 4–2 win againstEspinho on 7 April 2012 and never relinquished their lead. They were crowned champions of Segunda Divisão –Série Centro inEstádio do Bessa after a 1–0 win againstBoavista. Their renewed defence, consisting of central defendersDaniel Materazzi, Pica, and the versatile Carlos André, fullbacks Hélder Lopes and Pedrosa, defensive midfielder Fábio Pacheco and former Portuguese under-20 international goalkeeperNuno Avelino, conceded just 22 goals all season and kept 13 clean sheets.

Consequently, they took part in the promotion play-off againstVarzim andFatima,Serie Norte andSerie Sul champions respectively. On 3 June 2012, after a 1–1 draw against Fatima in Estádio João Cardoso, Tondela achieved their third promotion in eight years, and their first promotion to Segunda Liga. They were runners-up in the play-off, finishing five points behind Varzim.

Joining the Liga de Honra (2012–2015)

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The 2012–13 season, the club's first at the professional level, ended with a mid-table finish. It was also Tondela's first appearance in theTaça da Liga.

On 8 November 2013, Paneira was sacked, being replaced three days later by his former teammate,Álvaro Magalhães.[2][3] After a 9th place in thechampionship, Álvaro Magalhães left Tondela by "mutual consent"[4] andCarlos Pinto (who had won the2013–14 Campeonato Nacional with Freamunde) was appointed as the club's new manager.[5] He took with him five players: goalkeeperRui Nereu, defenderVítor Alves, midfielderEdu Machado and forwardsLuís Machado andJoel Silva.

On 6 October 2014, Pinto left Tondela due to poor results.[6] One day later,Quim Machado was announced as Pinto's successor.[7]

The club spent most of the 2014–15 season near the top of the table, and by early April they were at first place. On 24 May 2015, on the final day of the season, a 1–1 draw away atFreamunde was enough to clinch theChampionship title, and a first promotion to the top flight of Portuguese football.[8] The goal was scored byAndré Carvalhas through adirect free kick in thelast minute of the game.[9]

Into the Primeira Liga (2015–2022)

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On 30 May 2015, Tondela announced the return of Vítor Paneira as the club's manager on a one-year contract.[10] As part of the pre-season friendlies, Tondela played its first two matches abroad: the first one was a 1–1 draw againstHamm Benfica, in Luxembourg;[11] the second was a 3–2 win againstMillwall, at their ground,The Den.[12]

Since Tondela's home was undergoing reconstruction, the club debuted in thetop flight of Portuguese football playing at theEstádio Municipal de Aveiro on 14 August 2015. The match ended in a controversial 1–2 defeat againstSporting CP.[13] The club's first win in the competition came on the third-round, a 1–0 home win againstNacional da Madeira.[14]

On 6 October 2015 manager Vítor Paneira left the club by mutual consent, withRui Bento being appointed his successor on the same day.[15][16] Bento was sacked two months later, following a succession of poor results, leaving the club on the last place with only 5 points.[17]Petit was appointed the new manager on the next day.[18]

At the end of the first half of the season, Tondela had only 8 points from 17 games. By 14 March 2016 they were 11 points adrift from safety.Between the 27th and the 33rd matchdays, the club made 14 points. In the last round, Tondela won against the relegatedAcadémica de Coimbra by 2–0 and Rio Ave won 2–1 against União da Madeira, meaning that theAuriverdes finished the season in 16th place with 30 points, ahead of União da Madeira.[19] Petit successfully led Tondela to safety from relegation with the feat being dubbed a miracle.[20] Highlights included a 2–2 away draw against Sporting, an historic first time win atEstádio do Dragão by 1–0, and a 4–1 win atPaços de Ferreira.[21][22][23]

On the first match of the2016–17 season, Tondela lost 0–2 againstBenfica in the first match that one of theBig Three played in Tondela's ground.[24] On 9 January 2016, Petit left the club and was replaced byPepa.[25][26]

Tondela were relegated at the end of the 2021–22 season, but at the same time made history by reaching the2022 Taça de Portugal final where they lost 3–1 to Porto. Tondela also qualified for the2022 Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira as Taça de Portugal runners-up due to Porto winning thedouble that season. Porto won the Supertaça by 3–0.

Crest and colours

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Clube Desportivo de Tondela adopt the colors green and yellow of the city. Its home strip has been a yellow shirt, with multiple green stripes, black shorts and yellow socks.

  • Tondela's first crest
    Tondela's first crest

Stadium

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The Estádio João Cardoso is a football stadium in Tondela, Portugal, the home of Tondela.

In 2004 began the remodeling and improvement of the stadium. The new João Cardoso Stadium Complex includes two playing fields for football, one pitch (field 1) and one training pitch (field 2) and also features a sports pavilion.

In 2008, the stadium underwent new requalification works. The official inauguration date was on 27 May 2008. The stadium hosted aPortugal national football team training match, while in their preparation for theUEFA Euro 2008.

Following Tondela's promotion to the top division in 2015, the club upgraded the facility by building two new stands, bringing the capacity up to 5,000, with an increased North Stand (formerly namedBancada CDT) and a renewed Top Stand.[27] The new Top Stand was built from scratch, upgrading the capacity from 700 standing places to 1,500 seating places, while the new North Stand increased the seating capacity from 100 spectators to 2,000. It also has bars, bathrooms and a commercial space below.[28] The newly expanded stadium was inaugurated on 13 December 2015, in a 0–1 defeat againstSC Braga.

The stadium has also hosted some matches of Portugal'sU-20,U-18,U-16 and Women squads.

Supporters

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Tondela has an organized group of supporters (claque, in Portugal) namedFebre Amarela (Yellow Fever) founded in 2009.

Players

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Current squad

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As of 24 November 2025[29]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
1GK BRAGabriel Souza
2DF BRABebeto
3DF PORDiego Tavares
4DF PORChristian Marques
5DF PORJoão Afonso
6MF PORAndré Ceitil
7FW BRAPedro Maranhão
8MF CPVHélder Tavares
10MF IRLJoe Hodge
11FW COLYefrei Rodríguez(on loan fromInter Palmira)
14MF ESPXabi Huarte
15MF RSAYaya Sithole
16FW PORRony Lopes
17FW PORIvan Cavaleiro
No.Pos.NationPlayer
19FW PORAfonso Rodrigues
20DF COLBrayan Medina
21DF COMRémy Vita
29FW USAJordan Siebatcheu(on loan fromReims)
30GK ESPLucas Cañizares
31GK BRABernardo Fontes
32MF ECUJuanse Rodríguez(on loan fromLDU Quito)
48DF PORTiago Manso
60DF NGAEmmanuel Maviram
67FW BRAYarlen(on loan fromBotafogo)
70FW CIVMoudja Sié Ouattara
79MF PORHugo Félix
97MF BRACícero

Out on loan

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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
—DF PORGabriel Ramalho(atFlorgrade until 30 June 2026)
—MF PORCascavel(atAcadémica de Coimbra until 30 June 2026)
No.Pos.NationPlayer
—MF PORLeonardo Silva(atAnadia until 30 June 2026)
—FW CANTray Fuller(atUnião de Santarém until 30 June 2026)

Player of the Year

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YearWinner
2012–13[30]PortugalFábio Pacheco
2013–14[30]Portugal Fábio Pacheco
2014–15[30]PortugalTozé Marreco
2015–16[30]PortugalCláudio Ramos
2016–17[31]Portugal Cláudio Ramos
2017–18Not awarded
2018–19[32]PortugalTomané
2019–20[33]HondurasJonathan Toro
2020–21[34]SpainMario González

Managers

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Managerial history

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*Caretaker manager
NameNationalityFromToRecordTrophiesNotes
PWDLWin %GFGA
Bernardino Mirita Portugal19711973
Augusto Rocha Portugal19741975
Vítor Correia Portugal19751978
Mário Vasconcelos Portugal1978197932111011034.383235
João Augusto Alves Brazil1979198168231629033.828089
Arménio Gonçalves Portugal198119823112613038.714949
Vítor Correia Portugal198219833210814031.254453
João Maia Portugal19851986
José Vítor Rodrigues Portugal198619873313713039.393841
Álvaro Lima Portugal198719884013819032.503348
Carlos Manuel Correia Portugal199019912615101057.696015
João Cavaleiro Portugal1992199472292221040.286658
Luís Amaral Portugal199411 November 199412237016.671019
Luís Almeida Portugal11 November 1994199658211324036.216683
João Salcedas Portugal1 September 199616 February 1997234910017.391633
Álvaro Lima Portugal23 February 199725 May 199712327025.00920
Joaquim Figueiredo Portugal19971998
José Lobo Portugal19982000
João Vinagre Portugal20002001
José Marcelino Portugal20022002
Celso Mendes Portugal20022003
José Marcelino Portugal20032004
Flávio Coimbra Portugal200420042003–04 Taça AF Viseu
Diamantino Mocho Portugal20042005
João Bento Portugal2005200636151011041.6756392004–05 Liga de Honra
2004–05 Taça AF Viseu
Luís Augusto Almeida Portugal10 September 200618 February 200716853050.002315
José Leal Portugal25 February 200713 May 200712336025.001216
Carlos Manuel Correia Portugal26 August 20079 September 20075203040.00610
Sérgio Freitas Abreu Portugal7 October 200711 November 20075221040.0082
João Bento Portugal25 November 200711 May 200823977039.132718
António Jesus Pereira Portugal2008201070341620048.57124772008–09 Terceira Divisão – Série C
Filipe Moreira Portugal1 August 201013 May 2011311678051.614629
Vítor Paneira Portugal24 May 20118 November 2013[2]104492530047.12157125
Paulo Cadete* Portugal8 November 201311 November 20131100100.0021
Álvaro Magalhães Portugal11 November 2013[3]11 May 2014[4]279711033.331819
Carlos Pinto Portugal11 August 2014[5]6 October 2014[6]10352030.001012
Quim Machado Portugal7 October 2014[7]24 May 2015[35]3618135050.0057392014–15 Segunda Liga
Vítor Paneira Portugal30 May 2015[36]6 October 2015[37]7115014.2937
Rui Bento Portugal7 October 2015[38]8 December 2015[39]7025000.00312
Petit Portugal9 December 2015[40]9 January 2017[41]4211823026.194970
Pepa Portugal10 January 2017[42]24 May 2019[43]95292244030.53116137
Natxo González Spain14 June 2019[44]5 August 2020[45]369918025.003048
Pako Ayestarán Spain10 August 2020[46]16 March 2022[47]6822937032.3581115
Nuno Campos Portugal16 March 2022[48]30 June 2022[49]10154010.001219
Tozé Marreco Portugal1 July 2022[49]10 April 2024[50]76262921034.2110294
Sérgio Gaminha Portugal11 April 2024[51]23 May 2024[52]6114016.6758
Luís Pinto Portugal30 May 2024[53]14 June 2025[54]3417134050.0058352024–25 Liga Portugal 2
Ivo Vieira Portugal14 June 2025[55]11 November 2025[56]13238015.381124
Cristiano Bacci Italy13 November 2025[57]Present0000!—00

Honours

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League and cup history

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Key
  • Pos = Final position
  • Pld = Matches played
  • W = Matches won
  • D = Matches drawn
  • L = Matches lost
  • GF = Goals for
  • GA = Goals against
  • Pts = Points
  • R1 = Round 1
  • R2 = Round 2
  • R3 = Round 3
  • R4 = Round 4
  • R5 = Round 5
  • R6 = Round 6

WinnersRunners-upPromotedRelegated
Seasons

Correct as of the end of the 2020–21 season.[60]

SeasonTierDomestic LeagueCupLeague CupViseu CupTop scorer
LeagueDivisionPosPldWDLGSGAPtsNameGoals
1999–20005Divisão de Honra7th3013512545144——
2000–013rd301929573159——
2001–023rd301596592854——
2002–035th301299443245——
2003–044th3014106482752——W
2004–051st302235772569R1—W
2005–064Terceira DivisãoSérie C7th34141010493752R3——
2006–077th281189353141R1——
2007–089th26988302535R1——
Play-Off1st641111331
2008–09Série C4th261277453243R1——Brazil Beré24
Play-Off1st10622191342
2009–103Segunda DivisãoCentro4th3014610502848R3——ArgentinaPiojo12
2010–113rd301677462855R2——ArgentinaPiojo12
2011–121st301965492263R2——ArgentinaPiojo14
Play-Off2nd4121565
2012–132Segunda Liga10th42161115556059R3R1—ArgentinaPiojo10
2013–149th42161115413859R3R1—PortugalTozé Marreco11
2014–151st4621187675181R4R2—PortugalTozé Marreco25
2015–161Primeira Liga16th348620345430R4R2—BrazilNathan Júnior13
2016–1716th348818295232R5R2—VenezuelaJhon Murillo
BrazilWagner		5
2017–1811th3410816415038R3R2—PortugalTomané9
2018–1915th349817405435R5R3—PortugalTomané14
2019–2014th349916304436R5R2—BrazilRonan5
2020–2112th3410618365736R4——SpainMario González15
2021–2217th347720416728RUR1—UruguayJuan Manuel Boselli8

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