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“It is really important that we win tomorrow"

By Jornal Sporting
29 Dec, 2016

Jorge Jesus looks ahead to Friday's CTT Cup encounter

Jorge Jesus was with the press his Thursday, ahead of the week's CTT Cup Group A matchday 2 hosting of Varzim.
 
Unsurprisingly, the Alvalade coach is setting the bar high and looking to trigger a run to the final. "Tomorrow we will be playing a match in a competition which Sporting CP has never won. This year, our objective is to get to the final and to do that we have to get past the group stages and beat Varzim. The lower league sides always have big dreams in these competitions and that brings extra motivation. We are ready for a really competitive match, in which we might have to go through some tough spells. I am feeling really good after the Christmas break and tomorrow that will show", said Jesus, going on to reveal how he has prepared his squad for the encounter: "We are the only two teams in the group to have won. It is really important that we win tomorrow and we have prepared to do that. We have had the Christmas break, so we haven't had a lot of time to train, but neither have our opponents. We will put out one of our normal sides and we will be going for the win."
Photo by César Santos

"We want the three points as always"

By Jornal Sporting
29 Dec, 2016

Pedro Empis rallies the troops ahead of the week's trip to Coimbra

Sporting CP B will travel to Coimbra to face Ledman LigaPro second-placed outfit Académica this week, but Pedro Empis is not intimidated the the former Liga NOS opposition.

"We haven't turned in the best results lately, but we know we are playing good football. We are creating chances and that brings confidence, no matter who you are playing against. Académica are a really strong side, with a logn history in Portuguese football. They defend well and it will be a hard match, but we want the three points as always", said the Alvalade defender.

Sporting Clube de Portugal - Futebol, SAD statement

By Sporting CP
29 Dec, 2016

Agreement with Kobe for the transfer of Junya Tanaka

Sporting Clube de Portugal – Futebol, SAD has reached an agreement for the permanent transfer of the economic and sports rights of the player Junya Tanaka with Kobe, with a 50% sell-on clause.

Sporting SAD wishes Junya Tanaka the best of personal and professional success.

Photo by César Santos

Sporting CP collects 8000 presents in charity training session

By Jornal Sporting
28 Dec, 2016

More than 5500 fans attend open session in Estádio José Alvalade

The Sporting Foundation took the lead in promoting a charity training session this Wednesday, with the professional football team being put through their paces in front of 5500 fans in Estádio José Alvalade. The fans responded in kind to the gesture, contributing 8000 presents for those most in need.

"Thank you for participating today, as part of the Sporting family. Happy holidays and a happy new year", said coach Jorge Jesus to the fans after the session.

Alvalade beach soccer legend, Madjer, was also in Alvalade. "We made a point of bringing a little something along today. Attitudes off the pitch are what make the difference", said the beach soccer skipper.

Last match of the year: Sporting CP-Varzim

By Sporting CP
27 Dec, 2016

Tickets offered to Gamebox holders for CTT matchday 2

Friday (30th of December) will see Sporting host Varzim on CTT Cup matchday 2.

2016 was the new Estádio José Alvalade's best year, with an average of 43,281 fans attending 19 Liga NOS matches. A fantastic 87% of capacity!

The year will also be remembered for some other fantastic achievements:

OLYMPIC ATHLETES | Biggest ever participation, with 32 athletes in 9 sports in Rio de Janeiro

CLUB MEMBERS |more than 152,000, which is in the world top 5

SPECTATORS FOR A SINGLE MATCH | 50,046 for Real Madrid CF (new stadium record)

TRANSFERS | Sales of João Mário to Inter Milan for 45M€ (5M€ in objectives)

To thank the fans, especially those who bring life to Alvalade and are Gamebox holders, we are offering tickets for CTT Cup matchday 2 to Gamebox holders. All you need to do is collect your invitation from the club's official website or ticket offices. Tickets are also available for Club Members from 6€ and from 9€ for fans.

. Only Stand A will be open
. Children under the age of 3 are prohibited
. Children over the age of 3 (inclusive) require a ticket)
. Member Fee applicable: November 2016
. Gates open: 19h45

Estádio José Alvalade ticket offices will be open from 10h to 20h.

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Jorge Jesus sends congratulations to Fernando Santos

By Jornal Sporting
27 Dec, 2016

Alvalade boss on Fernando Santos' nomination as 2016 National Coach of the Year

Sporting CP boss Jorge Jesus personally issued his congratulations to Fernando Santos this Tuesday for the Portuguese coach's nomination as National Coach of the Year 2016 by the International Federation of Football History.

"I want to congratulate Fernando Santos for his nomination as National Coach of the Year 2016 by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics. It is more than deserved, it is fair and it proves what I have been saying for years: Portuguese coaches are the best in the world", said Jesus.

Fernando Santos was actually Sporting CP's coach for the 2003/2004 season. 

 

Tickets: Sporting CP-Varzim

By Jornal Sporting
27 Dec, 2016

League Cup Group A matchday 2 tickets on sale

Tickets for League Cup Group A matchday 2, which will see Sporting CP host Varzim in the last match in Estádio José Alvalade in 2016, will be on sale from the 26th to the 29th of December from 10h00 to 20h00.

Tickets will also be available on matchday (30th of December) from 10h00 until half-time.

Kick-off is scheduled for 21h15 on Friday the 30th of December and this match is not included in Gamebox packages.

Tickers start from 3€ for Club Members with a Gamebox, 6€ for Club Members and 9€ for fans.

Squad to train in Alvalade on the 27th of December

By Jornal Sporting
23 Dec, 2016

Session open to all club members and fans

Sporting Clube de Portugal's professional football squad will hold an open-door training session in Estádio José Alvalade at 17h00 on Tuesday the 27th of December.

The session is open to all club members and fans, with presents also being given to the younger generations by the Sporting Foundation.

Gates will open at 16h00.

Photo by José Cruz

"Wins bring confidence"

By Jornal Sporting
23 Dec, 2016

Jorge Jesus highlights his side's mature display against a determined Belenenses side

Speaking in a pre-match press conference, Jorge Jesus praised his side's patience in finally breaking a spirited Belenenses side with an added-time winner from Bas Dost.

"It was a difficult game when you look at the result. We didn't really give Belenenses the chance to attack for the first 40 minutes and we were really good when it came to positioning, but a goal was hard to come by. I told the lads that if we carried on playing like we were then we would score eventually", opened the Sporting CP coach, adding a word on the points gap at the top of Liga NOS: "We let Belenenses go forward a bit in the second-half. You can see the lads are a bit tired, largely due to playing 10 games in a month, but wins bring confidence. Obviously the quality of the lads isn't being questioned at all and we still feel the same pressure, win or lose."

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Belenenses, 0-Sporting CP, 1

By Jornal Sporting
23 Dec, 2016

Bas Dost strikes late to secure three points in Estádio do Restelo

A tireless away support pushed Sporting CP over the finish line in Estádio do Restelo this Thursday night, with Bas Dost netting from range deep into injury time after a brilliant cross floated across to the far post by Joel Campbell. Who better than the Dutch hitman to collect on the Costa Rican's pass, with Dost already having proved his credentials in front of goal with nine Liga NOS goals in 12 outings.

The goal was enjoyed both on and off the pitch, with William Carvalho even jumping up off the bench and running to join his colleagues to celebrate in front of the fans. The win was exactly what was needed, with Sporting CP coming into the evening on the back of three less positive results. Credit to Belenenses however, who put up a spirited display to deny Sporting CP right up until the death.

Sporting CP certainly tried to break the deadlock on several occasions (12 shots compared to Belenenses' 9), claiming 13 corners and holding down 58% of possession, however some disciplined defending from the hosts help chances to a minimum. Going forward, Belenense largely relied on counter-attacks and their was a real sense of justice as Bas Dost secured the result three minutes into stoppage time.

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