Boavista FC

[Frank Cunha]

another win 1-0?Boavista 22 GF and 17 against

17 goals against one of the best defences in the league

[Frank Cunha]

Best defence in the portuguese league
FC Porto -Baia 14 goals against
Boavista - William 17 goals
Maritimo - Marcos 20 goals against
Rio Ave - 21 goals against
Sporting - Ricardo 23 goals against
Benfica - Moreira 23 goals against

[Lemmy]

Porto has the best defence with only 14 goals conceded, Boavista is in second with 17 :danc: Porto also has the best offence with 51 goals scored while Benfica are in second with 45 scored :thumbsup:

[Lemmy]

Porto is the only team without a loss :danc: :danc: :danc:

[Frank Cunha]

1-1 goal by Jaime

final scored, great result for the other teams on the run for the Uefa Cup

[Lemmy]

Jaime scored with 3 minutes left in the match :shock:

[Frank Cunha]

good result for the other big guns

[Lemmy]

Just heard it on RDP Antena 1. They were playing an interview with hime and he sounds like he's from the northern part of Portugal :mrgreen:

[Frank Cunha]

I don't think is going to have the same success like the first time around

[Lemmy]

It will be hard without Elpidio Silva and Petit.

[tyrus]

let the shin kicking start. the return of ugly football is back at boavista. trainer on other teams will be working double time. hope the superliga doesn't run out of that spray

[Lemmy]

Boavista FC have announced the return of coach Jaime Pacheco, following the sacking on Saturday night of Pacheco's successor, Erwin Sánchez.

Spanish sojourn
Pacheco is back at the helm of the Porto-based club, having left Boavista last summer to take charge of Spain's RCD Mallorca - an association that lasted only three months.

Back sooner than expected
The 45-year-old led Boavista to their only Portuguese league title in 2000/01, as well as last season's UEFA Cup semi-finals, during a five-year spell at the Estádio do Bessa. "I was expecting to return to Boavista but not so soon," said Pacheco, who has signed a two-and-a-half year contract.

Disappointing draw
Sánchez and Boavista parted company in the wake of Saturday's 1-1 home league draw with lowly FC Paços de Ferreira, a result that left the club in seventh place in the SuperLiga.


http://www.uefa.com/footballcentral/news/Kind=2/newsId=151939.html

[Frank Cunha]

Metros to play Boavista in Elizabeth
May 3, 2004 (MetroStars.com Press Release)
The MetroStars announced today that the team will play a friendly match against Boavista F.C. of the Portuguese Super League as the kickoff to the 25th Annual Portugal Day Festival. The game will be played on May 26th at Williams Field in Elizabeth, N.J. at 8:00 p.m. ET. The Newark Festival and game are being run by the Bernardino Coutinho Foundation.

"The MetroStars are delighted to be a part of the game which will kickoff the Portuguese Festival in the Ironbound," said MetroStars President and General Manager Nick Sakiewicz. "This match serves the dual purpose of both giving our team a friendly match against a well known Portuguese first division opponent, and also bringing the team into the community that supports it. This is a great opportunity for our organization all the way around."

The Newark Festival, widely regarded as the largest ethnic festival in the state and largest Portuguese feast of its kind in the world will run from May 26th until June 13th with a variety of programs highlighting all aspects of Portuguese culture. Attendance this year is expected to top one million people for all events combined.

Boavista F.C. currently has 44 points in league play, which puts them in a tie for eighth place with one match remaining on May 9 against Marítimo. Currently their roster includes Ricardo Sousa and Frechaut, who are both members of the Portuguese National Team player pool. Sousa is also currently tied as the fourth leading goal scorer in the league.

[john legend]

Didn't the Metrostars used to have Tim Howard? Or was that another team.

[Frank Cunha]

yes, Tim Howard use to play for the Metrostars