FC Porto rule roller hockey: 82 trophies, ahead of Benfica and Sporting | OneFootball

FC Porto strengthens its lead in the honours list of Portuguese roller hockey, bringing its total to 82 trophies, 11 of them international. In the historic comparison between the Big Three, Benfica comes next with 71 titles, including 10 international ones, while Sporting has 35 trophies, 12 of them won abroad.

Porto’s dominance becomes even more striking when looking at the democratic period. Since then, FC Porto has amassed 81 trophies, compared to Benfica’s 52 and Sporting’s 33, confirming a sustained supremacy in the sport over several decades.

This context carries even more weight in a particularly positive period for the Dragons in roller hockey. Paulo Freitas’ side comes into this moment with renewed European momentum, having recently won the continental title, further reinforcing the club’s international stature in one of the sports with the deepest tradition in the Porto universe.

The numbers reflect a rare competitive consistency on the national stage. Across domestic and international competitions, FC Porto remains the most decorated force in Portuguese roller hockey, with a clear advantage over its direct rivals both in the overall total and in the period following the establishment of democracy.

More than just a statistical fact, this is a portrait of the club’s winning continuity in the sport, built on decades of success and a regular presence in the fight for the major titles.

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