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Meanings of fc porto in English

Russian
фк порту
Portuguese
porto
Catalan
fc porto
Spanish
club de fútbol porto
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Portuguese professional sports club.

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Usage of fc porto in English
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Spanish champions Barcelona and FC Porto will join them in the last eight.
The Irish Times
2
FC Porto took control of Group D with a comfortable win at Lokomotiv Moscow.
The South African
3
Uruguayan Alvaro Pereirafrom FC Porto earlier conceded his proposed move to Chelsea would not happen.
The Irish Times
4
Five-time kings of the continent Liverpool, meanwhile, are in Portugal to take on FC Porto.
The South African
5
Liverpool cruised to victory over FC Porto in their Champions League quarter-final first leg at Anfield.
The South African
6
There's a Champions League knockout test in Portugal against FC Porto to deal with in the week.
The South African
7
FC Porto saw off the challenge of Galatasaray in Turkey to cement their dominance in the group.
The South African
8
Liverpool go into their Champions League last 16 second leg with a mammoth lead over FC Porto.
The South African
9
Group D Group D sees German side Schalke go up against Portuguese champions FC Porto in Gelsenkirchen.
The South African
10
Watch FC Porto's road to the final.
The South African
11
The country's clubs have won two Champions League titles since 1983: the same total as FC Porto.
The Irish Times
12
Group D FC Porto put their Group D lead to the test at Lokomotiv Moscow on Wednesday night.
The South African
13
Emerson joined up on a three-year contract after a £4 million deal was agreed with Portuguese champions FC Porto.
The Irish Times
14
Defending champions Manchester United will take on Portuguese champions FC Porto while Arsenal are pitted against Spanish side Villarreal.
The Irish Times
15
FC Porto v Chelsea: Jose Mourinho once claimed he was regarded as something of a demigod in these parts.
The Irish Times
16
Jorge Costa claims Weah head-butted him after a Champions League match between FC Porto and AC Milan in 1996.
The Irish Times