FC Porto Tickets

FC Porto Info

FC Porto, also known as Futebol Clube do Porto, has built a reputation as one of the most successful and respected clubs in Portuguese and European football. Founded in 1893, FC Porto's blue and white striped jerseys are today recognized and revered by football fans around the world.

They've won a staggering 84 major trophies, winning the league title on 30 separate occasions. Porto have won 19 Taça de Portugal trophies and can boast that they're the most successful Portuguese club in European competitions. The Dragons have been crowned Champions League winners on two occasions, once under Sir Bobby Robson in 1987 and once under Jose Mourinho in 2004.

FC Porto's other notable European triumphs include the UEFA Cup/Europa League in 2003 and 2011, the UEFA Super Cup in 1987, and the Intercontinental Cup in 1987 and 2004. Football fans love going to see FC Porto playing domestic and European games, and you can secure your seat at the Estádio do Dragão by purchasing FC Porto tickets from the SeatPick website.

About FC Porto Tickets

FC Porto's origins date back to September 1893 when a port wine merchant named Antonio Nicolau de Almeida fell in love with the beautiful game during trips to England.

Today the club's trophy cabinet is heaving and FC Porto are also famous and respected because of their fanbase. The club enjoys immense support from its passionate and loyal fans.

The fans fill the stands of the Estadio do Dragão and create an electrifying atmosphere during matches. The fans, known as "Portistas," demonstrate unwavering dedication and play an integral role in the club's identity and success.

If there are none available on the official club website, supporters can opt to buy cheap FC Porto tickets at SeatPick. Fans can use the site to purchase tickets, compare trusted ticket reselling websites and find affordable ticket prices.

Major Rivalry

Things can often get spicy when FC Porto meet one of their major rivals. Everyone in Porto looks forward to the tasty local derby with Boavista, but things can often reach a fever pitch when they face Benfica and Sporting CP.

The rivalry between FC Porto and SL Benfica, also known as "O Clássico," is one of the most intense and historic rivalries in Portuguese football. Some fans prefer to see Benfica playing at their iconic stadium and you can buy Benfica tickets on SeatPick too. Matches between FC Porto and Lisbon based Sporting CP, known as "O Clássico dos Clássicos," are also often a memorable affair.

Top Managers

FC Porto has had numerous celebrated managers throughout the club's illustrious history. In the 21st century, Jose Mourinho, Andre Villas-Boas and Sergio Conceicao have made a name for themselves with the Dragons. Great managers of the past include József Szabó and Sir Bobby Robson.

Club Legends

Many famous footballers have strutted their stuff in FC Port's iconic blue and white striped jerseys. Some of the most popular players include:

• Deco
• Fernando Gomes
• Ricardo Carvalho
• João Pinto
• Teofilo Cubillas
• Ricardo Quaresma
• Jorge Costa

Estádio do Dragão - Porto, Portugal

The Estadio do Dragão was opened in 2003 to replace FC Porto's former home, the Estadio das Antas. The new stadium has a seating capacity of 50,033 and provides excellent sightlines from all sections. To decide which seat you want, take a look at our Estadio do Dragão seating plan.

Best Way to Travel

The stadium is located in the eastern part of Porto, near the Campanhã train station. It's easily accessible by public transportation, including metro, bus, and train.

By Metro

The easiest way to reach the stadium is by taking the Porto Metro. The stadium has its own metro station called Estadio do Dragão, located on Line E (Violet Line). Simply board the metro at your station of choice and get off at the Estadio do Dragão station, which is located right next to the stadium.

By Bus

The bus is another option for those holding FC Porto tickets. Several bus lines, including 400, 401, 402, 803, and 806 stop near the Estadio do Dragão.

By Train

If you're arriving from outside of Porto, the train can assist you. Take a train to the Porto-Campanhã train station, which is only a 15-minute walk to the stadium. If you'd rather not walk, you can take the metro from Campanhã to the Estadio do Dragão station.