André Villas-Boas marks 100 matches as FC Porto president | OneFootball

Despite the draw (1-1) against Nottingham Forest, FC Porto’s match against the English side will go down in history for André Villas-Boas. The Dragons’ president marked his 100th match as the club’s leader, with a record of 66 wins, 16 draws, 18 defeats, and two titles won.

Elected on 27 April 2024, after a landslide victory (80%) over Jorge Nuno Pinto da Costa, the former coach took office as club president on 7 May that year and won his first title on the 26th, in the Portuguese Cup final against Sporting, with Sérgio Conceição still in charge of the team and Pinto da Costa as president of the SAD.

This was followed by the Super Cup triumph on 3 August, now with Vítor Bruno at the helm of the team. Later came a disappointing spell under Martín Anselmi and, finally, Francesco Farioli, making it four coaches in total during a presidency that is about to complete two years.

So far, there have been 64 league matches, with 47 wins; 21 in the Europa League, 11 of them victories; three in the Club World Cup; eight in the Portuguese Cup, with six wins; three in the League Cup, with just one victory; and one match in the Super Cup, which also ended in a win.

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