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Feyenoord vs FC Porto has a compact but revealing European history: the clubs exchanged home wins in the 2019 Europa League group stage. Feyenoord won 2-0 in Rotterdam on 3 October, and FC Porto answered with a 3-2 victory in Porto on 12 December. That split leaves no settled hierarchy, giving the matchup a clear competitive question whenever the teams meet again.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes FC Porto
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27M
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20F
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19D
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18D
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31G
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9F
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10F
Feyenoord Substitutes
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M
18
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F
7
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M
20
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G
22
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M
35
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D
14
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D
6
Match events
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9'Otávio Yellow Card
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14'⚽L. Díaz Normal Goal (Asst: Alex Telles)
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15'⚽T. Malacia Own Goal
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19'⚽Eric Botteghin Normal Goal (Asst: O. Kökçü)
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22'⚽S. Larsson Normal Goal (Asst: T. Malacia)
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33'⚽Tiquinho Normal Goal
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45'Steven Berghuis Yellow Card
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72'Y. Ayoub J. Toornstra
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72'L. Narsingh L. Sinisterra
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74'Sérgio Oliveira L. Díaz
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75'Zé Luís Tiquinho
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75'R. Tapia O. Kökçü
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80'Agustin Marchesin Yellow Card
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83'Jesús Corona Yellow Card
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84'C. Mbemba M. Marega
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90'Eric Botteghin Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Feyenoord VS FC Porto
Home victories set the pattern
The 2019 Europa League meetings produced different scorelines but one consistent structural feature. Feyenoord won 2-0 in Rotterdam on 3 October. FC Porto then responded in the return game on 12 December, taking a 3-2 victory in Porto. The sequence gives each club a direct success and shows how quickly the balance can change from one setting to the other. Neither result can be treated as a complete verdict on the pairing.
Contrasting margins leave room to change
The 3-2 return match followed a 2-0 Feyenoord win, so the direct profile is not defined by one fixed type of result. What does endure is the absence of a clear long-term superior: Feyenoord’s clean-sheet success was followed by FC Porto’s narrow answer. Future meetings will test whether that exchange remains the defining feature, whether one side can create separation, or whether fine margins keep the matchup balanced.