2 – 1
“Moreirense catch Porto on the break, with Dinis Pinto finishing coolly from the center of the box after a rapid counterattack.”
Pivotal“Porto respond from a set piece, with Jan Bednarek heading home from the center of the box to level the score.”
Pivotal“William Gomes turns home the winner from close range after sustained Porto pressure finally pays off.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Moreirense stunned the hosts with a clinical counter-attack inside 20 minutes, catching Porto cold despite having barely seen the ball. But Porto's dominance was always going to tell, and Jan Bednarek's header from a set piece leveled things before half-time. The second half followed the same pattern of Porto pressing relentlessly - 64 dangerous attacks and 8 corners tell the story of a siege - until William Gomes finally broke Moreirense's resistance with a close-range finish after good work down the right. For Porto, this keeps them firmly in the title conversation despite a scare, while Moreirense will take confidence from restricting a side that had 72% possession to just two goals, even if the counter-attacking approach ultimately came up short.
How entertaining was this match?
Table-topping Porto bring a flawless four-game run into their clash with a Moreirense side languishing in 11th place. With Santiago Giménez and Souza freshly integrated into the squad and Jan Bednarek back to full fitness, the Dragões look primed to extend their dominant start at the Estádio do Dragão.