Nine seasons, 14 trophies: FC Porto tighten grip on Portuguese football | OneFootball

In 2025/26, FC Porto extended a run of domestic success that has now lasted nine consecutive seasons. Since 2017/18, the Dragons have always ended the season with at least one trophy, cementing a consistent competitive presence in Portuguese football.

The run began in 2017/18 with the Portuguese League title, a triumph that marked the club’s return to silverware after a spell without victories. In 2018/19, the Porto side added the Portuguese Super Cup to its honours list.

This was followed by 2019/20, a season in which FC Porto secured the double by winning the Portuguese League and the Portuguese Cup. In 2020/21, they lifted the Super Cup again, before another high-performing campaign in 2021/22, once more winning the League and the Cup.

The best record of this cycle came in 2022/23, when the Blue and Whites ended the season with three titles: the Portuguese Cup, the League Cup and the Portuguese Super Cup. In 2023/24, the club triumphed again in the Portuguese Cup, while in 2024/25 it claimed another Super Cup.

Now, in 2025/26, FC Porto closes the season by winning the Portuguese League, keeping intact its streak of consecutive years lifting trophies.

In total, between 2017/18 and 2025/26, the club collected 14 official trophies in domestic football, made up of four league titles, three Portuguese Cups, three Super Cups and one League Cup, confirming its constant presence in the fight for the main titles in Portugal.

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