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Sports club in Portugal

For volleyball team, seeLeixões S.C. (volleyball).

Football club

Leixões

Full name

Leixões Sport Club

Nicknames

Os Bebés (The Babies)
Heróis do Mar (Heroes of the Sea)

Founded

28 November 1907; 117 years ago (1907-11-28)

Ground

Estádio do Mar

Capacity

6,000

Chairman

João Ribeiro

Manager

Fernando Valente (caretaker)

League

Liga Portugal 2

2024–25

Liga Portugal 2, 13th of 18

Website

leixoessad.pt

Home colours

Away colours

Current season

Active departments ofLeixões S.C.


Athletics	Billiards	Boxing

Football	Futsal	Handball

Karate	Swimming	Volleyball

Water polo

Leixões Sport Club (Portuguese pronunciation:[lɐjˈʃõjʃ]), commonly known asLeixões, is a Portuguesesports club fromMatosinhos. It is organised into several departments for many sports, such asathletics,boxing,football,futsal,handball,karate,swimming,volleyball,water polo andbilliards.^[1] It is most well known for its professional football department, which hosts a B reserve team called Leixões S.C. B.^{[citation needed]}

Leixões won the 1960–61Taça de Portugal.

History

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Leixões Sport Club was founded in 1907, making them one of Portugal's oldestsports clubs in continuous operation. In 1961, they won their onlyTaça de Portugal, defeatingPorto 2–0.^[2] This qualified Leixões to the1961–62 European Cup Winners' Cup, in which they reached the quarter-finals before losing 4–2 on aggregate to the East German sideMotor Jena.^[2] Leixões had their best top-flight league performance in1962–63, finishing fifth, 12 points behind championsBenfica.^[3]

Present in the top-flight since1959–60, Leixões were relegated on goal difference in the1976–77 season.^[4] Apart from the1988–89 season,^[5] Leixões did not play in the top-flight again until 2007.

In 2002, Leixões beatBraga 3–1 away to secure a place in theTaça de Portugal final (the first and only third division club to play a final) againstSporting CP. The club, however, lost 1–0, but nonetheless secured a spot in the following season'sUEFA Cup andPortuguese Supercup after Sporting had also finished as national championsfor the year. The following season, Leixões lost thePortuguese Supercup againstSporting CP by 5–1. That same year, Leixões lost 5–3 on aggregate to Greek sidePAOK after winning the first leg 2–1 at home, thus suffering elimination in the first round of theUEFA Cup. They also romped to theSegunda Divisão B title with 94 points and with it they gained promotion to theSegunda Liga.

In 2004, they just avoided relegation back to Division Two and finished 14th. A year later, they battled to finish seventh in the league. Finally in 2006, they nearly reached the top-flightPrimeira Liga, losing out toDesportivo das Aves in the promotion chase by finishing third, two points behind Aves. Third place used to merit a promotion, but due to a re-construction to all leagues, it meant only the top two would go up (Beira-Mar as champions and Aves as runners-up). Finally, in 2007, they gained promotion to the Liga, 18 years after their relegation. During this stint, which lasted three seasons, their best result was a sixth-place finish in2008–09. Their last match in the Primeira Liga was a 1–0 away loss toOlhanense on 2 May 2010.

Stadium

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Main article:Estádio do Mar

Leixões' home ground, theEstádio do Mar,^[6] was inaugurated on 1 January 1964 with a match againstBenfica, who won 4–0.^[7]

Honours

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Taça de Portugal: 1

1960–61

Segunda Liga: 1

2006–07

Segunda Divisão: 1

1937–38

Segunda Divisão B: 1

2002–03

Campeonato do Porto: 1

1939–40

Taça AF Porto: 1^[8]

1982–83

Youth honours

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Nacional Juniores A 1ª Divisão(U19): 1
- 1941–42

AF Porto Jun.A 1ª Divisão(U19 B): 3
- 2009–10, 2016–17, 2018–19

AF Porto Juniores D T. Joaquim Piedade(U13): 1
- 2010–11

Players

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Current squad

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As of 2 September 2025

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.	Nation	Player
1	GK	ESP	Miguel Morro(on loan fromRayo Vallecano)
3	DF	POR	Lourenço
4	DF	BRA	Rafael Santos
5	DF	BRA	Naldo
6	MF	POR	Paulinho
7	FW	BRA	Werton
8	MF	BRA	Ângelo Neto
9	FW	POR	José Bica
10	FW	POR	Paulité
11	FW	POR	Salvador Agra
12	MF	POR	João Assunção
13	MF	CIV	Evrard Zag
14	DF	PER	Leonardo Díaz(on loan fromSporting Cristal)


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
15	DF	POR	Simãozinho
18	MF	AUT	Benjamin Kanuric
19	FW	NGA	Morufdeen Moshood
22	MF	POR	Cláudio Araújo
30	DF	POR	Serif Nhaga
35	FW	HON	Bryan Róchez(on loan fromPetróleos Luanda)
36	MF	BEN	Dodo Dokou
50	GK	BRA	Wesley
51	GK	SRB	Igor Stefanović(captain)
77	DF	POR	Paulinho
88	FW	CMR	Abdoulaye Yahaya(on loan fromDender EH)
91	FW	POR	Ricardo Valente
92	DF	POR	Hugo Basto

Notable former players

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This list has noprecise inclusion criteria as described in theManual of Style for standalone lists. Pleaseimprove this article by adding inclusion criteria, or discuss this issue on thetalk page.(February 2016)

Managerial history

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József Szabó (1957–1958)
Óscar Marques (1960)
José Valle (1960–1961)
Filpo Nunez (1961)
António Teixeira (1967–1970)
António Teixeira (1972–1974)
José Rachão (1982–1984)
Acácio Casimiro (1986–1987)
Henrique Calisto (1990–1991)
Amândio Barreiras (1991)
Manuel Barbosa (1991–1993)
Nicolau Vaqueiro (1993)
Vieira Nunes (1993–1994)
Henrique Calisto (1994)
Ruben Cunha (1994)
Acácio Casimiro (1994–1995)
Álvaro Carolino (1995)
António Caldas (1996–1997)
Ruben Cunha (1997–1998)
Eduard Eranosyan (1998)
Rúben Cunha (1998–1999)
José Alberto Torres (1999–2000)
António Pinto (June, 2000 – Jan 25, 2001)
Adelino Teixeira (Jan 25, 2001 – May 26, 2001)
Carlos Carvalhal (June 8, 2001 – Dec 9, 2002)
Abílio Novais (Dec 12, 2002 – Nov 5, 2003)
João Alves (Nov 5, 2003 – Jan 12, 2004)
António Pinto (Jan 12, 2004 – May 12, 2004)
José Gomes (June, 2004–May, 2005)
Rogério Gonçalves (June 11, 2005 – Feb 21, 2006)
Vítor Oliveira (Feb 22, 2006 – May 20, 2007)
Carlos Brito (May 26, 2007 – Feb 9, 2008)
António Pinto (Feb 9, 2008 – May 21, 2008)
José Mota (May 21, 2008 – Feb 9, 2010)
Fernando Castro Santos (Feb 9, 2010 – May 8, 2010)
Augusto Inácio (May 21, 2010 – Feb 13, 2011)
Litos (Feb 16, 2011 – Feb 14, 2012)
Horácio Gonçalves (Feb 15, 2012 – Nov 6, 2012)
Pedro Correia (Nov 6, 2012 – Mar 3, 2014)
Jorge Casquilha (Mar 6, 2014 – May 11, 2014)
Horácio Gonçalves (July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015)
Manuel Monteiro (July 1, 2015 – Nov 22, 2015)
Pedro Miguel (Nov 29, 2015 – Jun 30, 2016)
Filipe Coelho (July 1, 2016 – Oct 30, 2016)
Daniel Kenedy (Nov 13, 2016 – Aug 19, 2017)
João Henriques (Aug 23, 2017 – Jan 6, 2018)
Ricardo Malafaia (Jan 14, 2018 – Apr 7, 2018)
Francisco Chaló (Apr 11, 2018 – Jun 30, 2018)
Filipe Gouveia (Jul 1, 2018 – Dec 23, 2018)
Bruno China (Dec 30, 2018)
Jorge Casquilha (Jan 6, 2019 – Jun 30, 2019)
Carlos Pinto (Jul 1, 2019 – Jan 18, 2020)
Manuel Cajuda (Feb 2, 2020 – Jun 30, 2020)
Tiago Fernandes (Jul 1, 2020 – Oct 4, 2020)
João Eusébio (Oct 7, 2020 – Jan 6, 2021)
José Mota (Jan 11, 2021 – Jun 30, 2022)
Vítor Martins (Jul 1, 2022 – Jun 30, 2023)
Pedro Ribeiro (Jul 1, 2023 – Jan 24, 2024)
Carlos Fangueiro (Jan 24, 2024 – )

European record

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Season	Competition	Round	Opponent	Home	Away	Aggregate
1961–62	European Cup Winners' Cup	PR	Chaux Fonds	5–0	2–6	7–6
		1R	Progresul București	1–1	1–0	2–1
		QF	Motor Jena	1–3	1–1	2–4
1964–65	Inter-Cities Fairs Cup	1R	Celtic	1–1	0–3	1–4
1968–69	Inter-Cities Fairs Cup	1R	Argeș Pitești	1–1	0–0	1–1
2002–03	UEFA Cup	QR	Belasica	2–2	2–1	4–3
2002–03	UEFA Cup	1R	PAOK	2–1	1–4	3–5

League and cup history

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The club has played 25 seasons at the top level of Portuguese football.

Season	Div	Pos.	Pl.	W	D	L	GS	GA	P	Cup	League Cup	Europe	Notes
1936–37	CL	8	14	2	0	12	19	69	4	1st round			the cup-style competition played was still the Portuguese Championship; until 1938, the league-style competitions were still experimental
1937–38	2D.2	1	6	5	1	0	23	4	11	1st round			went on to beatCUF in the finals of Segunda Divisão
1938–39	2D.DL	3	10	5	1	4	30	18	11	did not compete			Portuguese Cup and official leagues were created
1939–40	1D	9	18	1	5	12	26	70	7	1st round			relegated; won theCampeonato do Porto
1940–41	2D.DL1	1	8	6	1	1	29	13	13	did not compete			lost the Douro Litoral Zone final
1941–42	2D.A.2.1	1	13	12	1	0	80	12	25	quarter-final			lost the Segunda Divisão overall final; promoted
1942–43	1D	10	18	0	2	16	19	81	2	last 16			relegated
1943–44	2D.A.2.3	1	14	12	1	1	71	16	25	did not compete			lost on the round of 16 in the Segunda Divisão final phase
1944–45	2D.A.4	1	10	9	0	1	42	12	18	did not compete			lost on the Segunda Divisão final phase
1945–46	2D.A.1	1	10	7	2	1	45	9	16	did not compete			lost on the Segunda Divisão 2nd phase
1946–47	2D.A.2	1	10	9	0	1	64	8	18	not held			lost on the Segunda Divisão 2nd phase
1947–48	2D.A	2	14	9	1	4	35	23	19	1st round			lost on the Segunda Divisão 2nd phase
1948–49	2D.A	4	14	6	0	8	37	32	12	did not compete
1949–50	2D.A.2	1	18	14	2	2	57	28	30	not held			lost on the Segunda Divisão 2nd phase
1950–51	2D.A	1	18	12	2	4	50	30	26	did not compete			lost on the Segunda Divisão 2nd phase
1951–52	2D.A	4	18	11	0	7	46	29	22	did not compete
1952–53	2D.A	3	18	9	4	5	46	34	22	did not compete
1953–54	2D.A	1	26	16	5	5	57	38	37	did not compete			lost on the Segunda Divisão final phase
1954–55	2DN	8	26	9	4	13	48	58	22	2nd round
1955–56	2DN	5	26	12	6	8	78	45	30	1st round
1956–57	2DN	5	26	14	3	9	67	50	31	2nd round
1957–58	2DN	4	26	10	6	10	46	39	26	did not compete
1958–59	2DN	1	26	18	5	3	55	22	41	2nd round			lost the Segunda Divisão overall final (2nd); promoted
1959–60	1D	8	26	8	7	11	48	56	23	1st round
1960–61	1D	8	26	10	3	13	38	44	23	WINNERS
1961–62	1D	7	26	10	3	13	47	55	23	quarter-final		CWC - QF
1962–63	1D	5	26	10	10	6	34	33	30	3rd round			best league position ever
1963–64	1D	8	26	8	9	9	34	44	25	2nd round
1964–65	1D	9	26	8	5	13	50	51	21	1st round		Fairs Cup - R1
1965–66	1D	12	26	7	4	15	28	39	18	quarter-final
1966–67	1D	7	26	8	8	10	23	29	24	quarter-final
1967–68	1D	8	26	10	4	12	29	39	24	quarter-final
1968–69	1D	11	26	7	7	12	21	30	21	last 16		Fairs Cup - R1
1969–70	1D	11	26	10	1	15	33	47	21	semi-final
1970–71	1D	13	26	7	5	14	22	44	19	last 16
1971–72	1D	14	30	7	7	16	26	51	21	quarter-final
1972–73	1D	9	30	11	8	11	32	45	30	quarter-final
1973–74	1D	14	30	9	3	18	36	56	21	last 32
1974–75	1D	9	30	10	9	11	29	42	29	last 16
1975–76	1D	12	30	8	6	16	30	65	22	last 32
1976–77	1D	15	30	4	15	11	15	31	23	2nd round			relegated
1977–78	2DN	4	30	13	6	11	43	37	32	3rd round
1978–79	2DN	5	30	14	8	8	53	41	36	last 32
1979–80	2DN	5	30	15	4	11	54	29	34	last 32
1980–81	2DN	2	30	17	6	7	58	29	40	last 64			were 2nd on the promotion group (not promoted)
1981–82	2DN	6	30	11	9	10	36	35	31	quarter-final
1982–83	2DN	5	30	15	7	8	45	25	37	last 16			won theTaça AF Porto
1983–84	2DN	3	29	16	5	8	47	29	37	last 32			see notes^[9]
1984–85	2DN	4	30	14	10	6	38	29	38	last 64
1985–86	2DN	10	30	12	6	12	43	37	30	last 128
1986–87	2DN	6	30	9	13	8	23	26	31	last 128
1987–88	2DN	1	38	22	9	7	70	33	53	last 16			promoted^[10]
1988–89	1D	19	38	7	14	17	29	46	28	last 64			relegated
1989–90	2DN	8	34	13	9	12	46	42	35	1st round			qualified for the 1st ever Liga de Honra (2nd level)
1990–91	2H	7	38	15	13	10	49	41	43	4th round
1991–92	2H	7	34	12	11	11	31	26	35	semi-final
1992–93	2H	12	34	11	9	14	34	39	31	4th round
1993–94	2H	18	34	8	8	18	24	41	24	5th round			relegated
1994–95	2DN	7	34	13	11	10	44	28	37	3rd round
1995–96	2DN	10	34	14	6	14	47	42	48	2nd round			from this season, wins = 3 points
1996–97	2DN	2	34	20	9	5	59	26	69	3rd round
1997–98	2DN	5	24	15	1	8	48	32	56	3rd round
1998–99	2DN	2	34	19	9	6	62	35	66	2nd round
1999–00	2DN	4	34	14	9	11	52	46	51	4th round
2000–01	2DN	6	38	14	18	6	60	46	60	5th round
2001–02	2DN	2	38	25	8	5	73	27	83	Runners-Up
2002–03	2DN	1	38	29	7	2	73	27	94	2nd round		UEFA Cup - R1	lost thePortuguese Supercup; promoted
2003–04	2H	14	34	9	15	10	44	48	42	4th round
2004–05	2H	6	34	14	8	12	40	33	50	4th round
2005–06	2H	3	34	17	11	6	47	19	62	4th round
2006–07	2H	1	30	18	6	6	45	21	60	5th round			promoted
2007–08	1D	14	30	4	14	12	27	37	26	6th round	3rd round
2008–09	1D	6	30	12	9	9	30	31	45	quarter-final	group stage 1
2009–10	1D	16	30	5	6	19	25	51	21	last 32	group stage 2		relegated
2010–11	2H	6	30	10	12	8	35	27	42	last 16	2nd round
2011–12	2H	11	30	11	7	12	32	34	37	last 16	group stage 1
2012–13	2H	3	42	18	14	10	49	36	68	last 64	2nd round
2013–14	2H	17	42	13	8	21	42	57	47	last 16	group stage 2
2014–15	2H	20	46	13	11	22	53	67	50	2nd round	group stage 1
2015–16	2H	18	46	14	13	19	45	56	55	last 64	group stage
2016–17	2H	18	42	10	16	16	44	48	46	quarter-final	1st round		won the relegation play-offs to stay in Segunda Liga
2017–18	2H	8	38	14	14	10	50	43	56	last 32	group stage
2018–19	2H	7	34	12	9	13	35	36	45	quarter-final	2nd round
2019–20	2H	9	24	8	9	7	23	22	33	last 32	2nd round		league suspended due to theCOVID-19 pandemic
2020–21	2H	10	34	10	10	14	35	43	40	last 32	did not compete
2021–22	2H	8	34	13	9	12	42	40	48	last 32	1st round
2022–23	2H	15	34	10	9	15	38	49	38	last 16	group stage		started with -1 points due to failure to pay wages in the 2021–22 season^[11]
2023–24	2H	14	34	6	8	20	28	59	37	3rd round	group stage
2024–25	2H												current season

CL: Campeonato da Liga (winners weren't considered Portuguese champions)
1D: Primeira Liga and predecessors (1st level)
2H: Liga de Honra and successors (2nd level)
2D.DL1:Segunda Divisão, Douro Litoral Zone,^{[citation needed]} Group 1 (2nd level)
2D.A.2.1:Segunda Divisão, Zone A, Group 2, Sub-Group 1^{[citation needed]} (2nd level)
2D.A:Segunda Divisão, Zone A (2nd level)
2DN:Segunda Divisão, Northern Zone (until 1990: 2nd level; post-1990: 3rd level)
CWC:Cup Winners' Cup
FC:Fairs Cup
UC:UEFA Cup

R1: 1st round

QF: Quarter-final

Other sports

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In addition to football, Leixões also competes inboxing,karate,volleyball,swimming andbilliards.

References

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^"Modalidades".www.leixoessc.pt. Retrieved2023-10-02.
^^a ^b"Portugal - List of Cup Winners".Rsssf.com.
^"Portugal 1962-63".Rsssf.com.
^"Portugal 1976-77".Rsssf.com.
^"Portugal 1988-89".Rsssf.com.
^"Infraestruturas - Leixões SC Futebol SAD".Leixões Sport Club - Futebol, SAD (in European Portuguese). Retrieved2025-07-02.
^"Estádio do Mar em Matosinhos".Igogo.pt.
^pt:Taça de Honra da AF Porto
^The game Leixões-Gil Vicente was suspended due to a field invasion.
^Famalicão, who had finished first was demoted to the third division for charges of bribery.
^"Leixões e Académica começam 2022/23 com menos 1 ponto".www.record.pt (in European Portuguese). Retrieved2023-09-04.

External links

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Official website(in Portuguese)
Club Profile atLPFP
Club Profile atFPF(in Portuguese)

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Statistics and awards	Silver ball Top scorers Hat-tricks Player of the Year
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Football in Portugal

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Men's

National teams	Portugal B U-23 U-21 U-20 U-19 U-18 U-17 U-16 U-15 Futsal Beach
League system	Primeira Liga Liga Portugal 2 Liga 3 Campeonato de Portugal
Domestic cups	Taça de Portugal Taça da Liga Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira

Women's

National teams	Portugal U-19 U-17 Futsal
League system	Campeonato Nacional Campeonato Nacional II Divisão Campeonato Nacional III Divisão
Domestic cups	Taça de Portugal Taça da Liga Supertaça de Portugal