VS
Santa Clara vs Casa Pia brings together two Primeira Liga sides whose meetings have produced close scorelines and contrasting home settings. The pairing includes league contests decided by one goal as well as a goalless draw, giving future editions a clear competitive frame. Santa Clara have won at home and away, while Casa Pia have also found a home response, leaving the next encounter open to another change in direction.
Past matches, Santa Clara vs Casa Pia
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Casa Pia
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80M
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99F
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42M
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10F
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13F
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95G
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3D
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19F
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21F
Santa Clara Substitutes
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D
2
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M
37
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F
26
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F
11
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F
49
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G
12
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D
64
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D
21
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M
77
Match events
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58'Lucas Soares Yellow Card
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63'Lawrence Ofori Iyad Mohamed
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63'Claudio Mendes Cassiano
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67'Diogo Calila Lucas Soares
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67'Darlan J. Tavares
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67'Darlan José Tavares
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67'Diogo Calila Lucas Soares
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72'D. Livramento J. Marques
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73'S. Perez R. Brito
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73'Sebastian Perez Rafael Brito
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73'Dailon Rocha Livramento Joao Marques
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74'Pedro Rosas Yellow Card
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74'Fernando G. Paciencia
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74'Brenner Vinicius Lopes
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74'Brenner Vinícius Lopes
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74'Luis Fernando Goncalo Paciencia
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85'Welinton Gabriel Silva
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86'Oluwakorede Osundina Jérémy Livolant
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88'Claudio Mendes Yellow Card
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90'Henrique Silva Yellow Card
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90' +6Gaizka Larrazabal Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Santa Clara VS Casa Pia
Close margins across the league meetings
Several Primeira Liga results underline how little separated the teams on the scoreboard. Santa Clara beat Casa Pia 1-0 at home on 6 December 2025 and 2-1 on 1 February 2025. Casa Pia hosted a 0-2 defeat on 24 August 2024, another result decided without extra time. Together, these matches offer a useful view of a fixture that can turn on small moments while leaving room for either side to impose itself.
What the next venue may bring
Home advantage has not made this pairing predictable: the dated wins include Santa Clara successes on their own ground and away, while Casa Pia also have a home victory in the wider set of meetings. For future fixtures, the starting point is a balanced contest in which venue, game state and finishing can matter more than reputation. The next meeting can therefore be read on its own terms, with the established head-to-head context providing perspective rather than a fixed outcome.