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

FC Porto strengthened in 2025/26 a run of domestic success that has now lasted nine consecutive seasons. Since 2017/18, the Dragons have always finished the campaign with at least one trophy, cementing a remarkable level of competitive consistency in Portuguese football.

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

That was followed by 2019/20, a season in which FC Porto secured the domestic double by winning the Portuguese League and the Portuguese Cup. In 2020/21, they lifted the Super Cup again, before another highly successful season in 2021/22, once more with the League and the Cup.

The best record in 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 close the season by winning the Portuguese League, keeping their streak of consecutive trophy-winning years intact.

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

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