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FC Porto and Arouca bring a Primeira Liga matchup with a clear Porto advantage, reinforced by wins at both venues. Porto won 2–0 at home on 23 August 2026 and 3–1 at home on 27 February 2026, then won 4–0 at Arouca on 29 September 2025. Arouca’s 3–2 home win on 12 February 2024 remains a meaningful counterpoint to the broader direction.
Past matches, FC Porto vs Arouca
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DAZN Spain
Starting eleven
Substitutes FC Porto
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24G
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50G
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18D
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21D
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74D
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6M
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16M
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22M
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59F
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27F
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17F
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57F
Arouca Substitutes
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G
1
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G
71
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D
5
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D
37
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D
4
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M
89
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M
10
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M
21
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F
9
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F
24
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F
23
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F
77
Match events
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59'J. Kiwior Goal Disallowed - offside
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59'Jakub Kiwior Goal cancelled
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62'P. Gozalbez H. Lee
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62'D. Nandin I. Barbero
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67'⚽G. Veiga Normal Goal (Asst: William Gomes)
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72'D. Gul Andre Silva
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72'Pedro Santos E. van Ee
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72'B. Mansilla A. Trezza
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76'B. Sainz William Gomes
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76'Hwang In-Beom G. Veiga
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76'Hwang In-Beom G. Veiga
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76'B. Sainz William Gomes
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83'Hwang In-beom Yellow Card
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86'⚽B. Sainz Normal Goal (Asst: Pepe)
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88'M. Flores Tiago Esgaio
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88'N. Perez J. Bednarek
Stats for this game
Matchup FC Porto VS Arouca
Porto command the wider balance
FC Porto’s advantage is visible in results at both venues. The 2–0 home win on 23 August 2026 and 3–1 success on 27 February 2026 show Porto maintaining control in their own setting, while the 4–0 victory at Arouca on 29 September 2025 confirms that the direction travels. These margins give Porto the stronger foundation in the Primeira Liga balance. The repeated scoreline pattern leaves little doubt about the overall hierarchy, but Arouca’s win keeps the matchup from becoming one-dimensional.
Arouca keep a meaningful response
Arouca’s 3–2 home win on 12 February 2024 prevents the matchup from becoming a one-way account. It demonstrates that Arouca can turn home advantage into a result even against Porto’s broader position. That counterpoint gives the challenger a durable question for future meetings: can Arouca reproduce that resistance, or can Porto continue to convert its wider edge across both venues?