Stories from Porto · Portugal

FC Porto was crowned champions in a final match, defeating Braga. The Portuguese radio station reported on the triumph and the decision between the two teams. This victory puts them into the final stage of the prestigious European competition.

Farioli and his team celebrated a title with fans last week at Alameda do Dragão. Some team members provoked Sporting during the celebration. Farioli downplayed the provocations and stated a larger celebration is planned for next week in 'aliados'.

Argentine coach Anselmi, formerly with Cruz Azul, has accepted an offer to become the new coach for Porto. Porto initially approached him last July, but he declined to fulfill his contract with Cruz Azul.

A panoramic event or route is planned to pass from the Porto City Hall to Aliados, a major avenue in Porto, according to the source.

The Rally de Portugal 2026 is currently underway and is scheduled to continue until May 10.

The city of Porto appears in a specific context, a situation attributed to the insistence of the Porto City Council.

Security operations for the Rally of Portugal begin today ahead of the event starting tomorrow. The World Rally Championship event is organized by the Automóvel Clube de Portugal. The GNR is responsible for the security component of the race.

FC Porto has exercised a purchase option for defender Kivior from Arsenal. The transfer fee is 17 million euros plus 5 million euros in performance-based objectives. The player has signed a contract through 2030 with a 70 million euro release clause.

Mariana Leitão, the leader of Porto, rejected any association with the 'chegas' and challenged other parties to present their proposals. She stated that it is not a matter of joining forces.

Workers at Casa da Música have issued an ultimatum to the administration regarding energy sovereignty. The workers' union is demanding an immediate review of unilateral decisions with union representatives and the Workers' Commission. If no concessions are made, the staff intends to proceed with a strike involving several days of intermittent work stoppages. The group stated that previous symbolic strikes are no longer sufficient for their objectives. Workers at Casa da Música are planning a strike from May 11 to May 16 if demands are not met. The strike would include all staff except for the Symphony Orchestra musicians. Professionals are calling for an urgent review of the current career model. The group claims current management lacks understanding of the institution's cultural needs.