Photos 17th March 2018. Porto
The Happy Porto Hostel. Saturday morning...
Sugar Ray on TV
Walking along the Douro River in Ribeira is a must...
I thoroughly enjoyed my walks in Porto
And... Ready for a great night of football in Portugal
with an Irish friend who I met at the hostel!
Estádio do Dragão Metro Station
The surrounding roads. Access by vehicle is possible through the VCI (Via de Cintura Interna),
a roadway that passes right next to the stadium, granting a direct connection
Estádio do Dragão was built to provide FC Porto with a modern home and Euro 2004
with one of its flagship venues. It replaced FC Porto’s old Estádio das Antas
We went to watch Porto against Boavista. I bought my ticket on Porto official store for 20 euros.
The stadium is absolutely amazing. I would definitely go there again...
The area around Estadio do Dragao is a mix of offices, retail, and residential buildings, a shopping centre, a selection of food court restaurants and coffee shops, a cinema...
Teddy bears
FC Porto scarves
Dolls
Jackets, polos and t-shirts (I bought the 2 t-shirts of the second picture)
The FC Porto Museum, officially known as FC Porto Museum by BMG, is a museum located in Porto, dedicated to the history of the Portuguese association football club FC Porto. The museum also includes an auditorium, a club store, a coffeehouse, and spaces for educational services and temporary exhibition
FC Porto Museum's reception
Supporters
Alameda Shopping Centre
Zara
Fans arriving at the stadium
Merchandise next to the Porto team's stadium
Scarves
Stadium map
Waiting for the bifana... You cannot leave Porto without trying bifanas xD. In Portugal, especially in the Porto region, you will find a lot of sandwiches whose role it is to provide a quick meal
One of the main sandwiches in the country is the bifana. Simply put, it’s steak sandwich. A pork steak, to be more specific, seasoned with garlic and spices, then put inside a bread roll... My Irish friend invited me... I didn't want! I have to lose weight, ha ha...
Draco, the mascot
#selfietime with my Irish friend :-)
A stadium entrance
Pics inside the stadium
Club's shield
Warming up prior to playing
Selfies while waiting the start of the game
Stadium walkways
Força Porto!
Streets around that stadium
Eating my popcorn
Panteras Negras, ultra group dedicated to Boavista FC
Flags flying before the game
Entertainers waving flags
Draco cheering the supporters
Sprinklers watering grass on stadium
Fans raising their arms during the anthem
FC Porto stayed two points ahead of Benfica at the top of the Portuguese league after both teams won on Saturday.
Sergio Oliveira had a late goal disallowed in bizarre fashion after he made two touches of the ball before scoring a penalty as Porto beat visiting Boavista 2-0. Title rival Benfica also won 2-0 at nine-man Feirense.
Porto got off to a good start when Felipe netted after two minutes by heading home Oliveira’s cross. Hector Herrera doubled the lead in the 62nd.
Sergio Oliveira had a late goal disallowed in bizarre fashion after he made two touches
of the ball before scoring a penalty as Porto beat visiting Boavista 2-0
Players thanking fans for the support after the great display
People walking out of the stadium
Beautiful pics of Porto at night. Always with my camera ready,
because every corner of Porto is outrageously photogenic
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