FC Porto’s last league match on free-to-air TV was back in 2011/12 | OneFootball

Do you remember the last time FC Porto played a league match that was broadcast on free-to-air television?

At that time, Rodrigo Mora had not yet started primary school, Jan Bednarek was playing in the youth teams of Lech Poznań, and from the current squad, only Cláudio Ramos was playing as a senior, for Tondela.

With the match against Moreirense on Monday being broadcast by TVI, we recall the FC Porto-Beira-Mar game from the 2011/12 season, also shown by the Queluz-based channel.

On April 21, 2012, in matchday 27, the Dragons triumphed 3-0, with two goals from Hulk, one from Marc Janko, and Vítor Pereira on the bench.

Lucho González, now part of the Dragons' coaching staff, commanded the midfield alongside João Moutinho – who is now at Braga – against a Beira-Mar side that currently plays in the Campeonato de Portugal.

The victory put FC Porto one step away from the national title – the second of three in a row –, but Porto only returned to free-to-air broadcasts for cup matches, super cups, and, until a few years ago, UEFA competitions.

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