About Sporting CPSporting CP (Sporting Clube de Portugal) was founded in July 1906 and is based in Lisbon, the capital of Portugal. Its home ground is the Estádio José Alvalade, and it competes in the Primeira Liga (Portuguese Prime League). ![]() Team HistoryIn 1904, José Alvalade, the club’s first president, established the Grande Camp Football Club. In 1906, with the support of his grandfather, José Alvalade founded Sporting Clube de Portugal. In March 2020, the club announced Rúben Amorim as its new head coach. Sporting CP has produced numerous football stars for European football, including Cristiano Ronaldo, Luís Figo, Nani, Ricardo Quaresma, Simão, and Rui Patrício, among others. ![]() Team AchievementsSince the 1930s, Sporting CP has consistently ranked among the top teams in the Portuguese league, with their worst finish being no lower than 5th place. However, their performance in domestic and international competitions has gradually declined. Not only has the total number of domestic league titles been surpassed by FC Porto, leaving them at the bottom of the "Big Three," but in European competitions, they have only won one European Cup Winners' Cup, far behind Benfica and Porto, which have each claimed two European Cup/Champions League titles. Since the establishment of the Portuguese league, Sporting CP has never been relegated from the top flight and has won 21 league titles. Additionally, the team has won 18 Taça de Portugal (Portuguese Cup) titles, 4 Taça da Liga (Portuguese League Cup) titles, 9 Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira (Portuguese Super Cup) titles, 4 Portuguese Championship titles, and 1 European Cup Winners' Cup title. |

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Sporting CP's next match
Sporting CP face Celtic FC next, kicking off on Jul 14, 2026, 6:30:00 PM UTC in International Club Friendly.
Follow the full Sporting CP vs Celtic FC coverage — live scores, predictions, lineups, and real-time stats.
In the standings, Sporting CP hold position 2 while Celtic FC sit at 3.
This is Round 0 of International Club Friendly.
Sporting CP's last match
Sporting CP last played against SCU Torreense in Portuguese Cup on May 24, 2026, 4:15:00 PM UTC. Final score: 2 - 3 (SCU Torreense won).
Halftime: 0-1. Full time: 1-1. Extra time: 1-2.
Maximiliano Araujo saw red. Gonçalo Inácio, Ricardo Mangas, Alejandro Alfaro, Ianique Tavares Stopira, Pité, and Luis Suárez were booked.
Kevin Zohi (SCU Torreense) scored once. Luis Suárez (Sporting CP) scored once. Ianique Tavares Stopira (SCU Torreense) scored once.
Sporting CP won 20 corners; SCU Torreense won 2.
This is Round 0 of Portuguese Cup.
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