FC Porto hit best record in first 14 matches with 95% success rate | OneFootball

Estrela da Amadora still posed some questions during the match, but in the end, FC Porto won again and achieved 13 victories in the first 14 rounds of the championship for the fourth time in its history. The big difference in 2025/26 is that the Dragons have the best record ever: unlike the seasons of 1939/40, 1957/58, and 1990/91, they have one draw instead of a loss.

FC Porto, under Francesco Farioli, has already achieved an unprecedented feat, recording the highest point efficiency of the club in the first 14 rounds of the top tier of Portuguese football: 95%.

Simultaneously, the Dragons fulfilled the main objective they had entering the game: to restore the distances to Sporting and Benfica to five and eight points, respectively. After the victories of these two rivals, the blues and whites were obliged to win to avoid approaches in the leadership. Mission accomplished.

After a period of slight performance drop, Samu seems to have regained his best form. The forward scored five goals in the last three games and, in all, was the author of the goal that unlocked the match for FC Porto.

In Tondela, he made it 1-0 in a difficult game for the blues and whites. Against Malmö, he scored both goals in the 2-1 victory. And yesterday, he scored twice again, once more being the one to open the path to triumph.

Solidity despite conceding a goal

Despite conceding a goal – the fourth in the current edition of the championship – FC Porto maintains a remarkable record and continues to be the least beaten defense in the competition. The numbers are enlightening and gain another dimension when compared to those of previous seasons.

Four goals conceded after 14 rounds is the best balance FC Porto has presented in the last 30 years. Gil Vicente and Sporting, who follow behind in this indicator, have already conceded seven goals each.

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