G.D. Chaves

Grupo Desportivo de Chaves, commonly known as Chaves (Portuguese pronunciation: [ˈʃavɨʃ] (listen)), is a Portuguese football club from Chaves currently playing in the LigaPro. They were founded in 1949 and currently play at Estádio Municipal de Chaves. Their home kit is red-and-blue striped shirt with blue shorts and socks, and the away kit is all white. Their current president is Bruno Carvalho and their manager is Ricardo Soares. Chaves have been in the Portuguese First Division 13 times and had their best finish of fifth-place in the 1989–90 season. They went to Europe in the 1987–88 season, where they played in the UEFA Cup, beating Romanian side Universitatea Craiova in the first round and losing to Hungarian team Budapest Honvéd in the next round.

GD Chaves
Full nameGrupo Desportivo de Chaves
Nickname(s)Flavienses, Valentes Trasmontanos
Founded27 September 1949
GroundEstádio Municipal de Chaves
Capacity8,000
ChairmanBruno Carvalho
ManagerJosé Mota
LeagueLigaPro
2019–2012th
WebsiteClub website

History

Grupo Desportivo de Chaves was founded on 27 September 1949 and is one of the most experienced teams in the Portuguese Second Division, not just because of its old culture, but also many years in the top-flight Primeira Liga, doing quite well and playing in European tournaments, such as the UEFA Cup. Their best ever finish was in the Primeira Liga when they finished fifth in both 1986–87 and 1989–90. In the 1986–87 season, meanwhile, they had fantastic results, beating Sporting Clube de Portugal 2–1 at home in a memorable night at the Estádio Municipal de Chaves. After those fantastic seasons, they finished sixth, seventh and ninth before getting relegated in the 1992–93 season to the Liga de Honra. They returned for another few seasons but then again suffered relegation to the Liga de Honra until 2007, where they eventually got relegated to the Portuguese Second Division: Série A. In the previous season of 2007–08, they finished in fourth place, just missing out on promotion.

After a series of great results in 2008–09 that granted the team the lead of Série A, Chaves finally achieved promotion to the second-flight Liga de Honra with an aggregate 1–0 win over Penafiel, the winner of the Portuguese Second Division: Série B in a semi-final playoff. In the playoff final, it was between Chaves and Fátima, in which both were guaranteed promotion to the Liga de Honra, with the final set to determine the champions. Fátima won the match 2–1.[1] Chaves spent the following three years in the third division before being crowned Segunda Divisão champions in 2012–13, thus gaining promotion back to the Segunda Liga. After missing out on promotion to the first division during a thrilling final day of the 2014–15 season, Chaves were promoted the following season back to the top-flight Primeira Liga for the first time in 17 years.[2]

Stadium

Estádio Municipal de Chaves is a multi-use stadium in Chaves. It is currently used mostly for football matches and is the home stadium of G.D. Chaves. The stadium is able to hold 12,000 people. The stadium normally holds the Portugal national team youth games and also some under-21 games, and also very rarely the senior team. This stadium is famous because it is where Cristiano Ronaldo made his senior international debut with Portugal.[3]

Honours

Players

Current squad

As of 26 January 2021[4]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK  POR Ricardo Moura
3 DF  POR Bura
4 MF  POR Benny
6 MF  POR Raphael Guzzo
7 FW  BRA Niltinho
8 MF  POR Zé Tiago
10 MF  POR João Teixeira
11 FW  POR João Bachi
12 GK  POR Samuel Silva
13 DF  POR Luís Rocha
17 FW  POR Roberto
21 FW  BRA Wellington
No. Pos. Nation Player
24 DF  POR João Reis
27 MF  POR Luís Silva
28 DF  POR Rafael Viegas
32 FW  POR Hélder Guedes
33 FW  HON Jonathan Toro
36 MF  CPV Kevin Pina
40 DF  SRB Nemanja Ćalasan
60 DF  POR José Gomes
66 MF  POR Nuno Coelho
70 FW  BRA Nicolas Bernardo
77 DF  POR João Correia (on loan from Vitória Guimarães)
88 GK  BRA Paulo Vítor

Out on loan

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
FW  POR André Liberal (at Famalicão until 30 June 2021)

Managerial history

 
Name Nationality Years
Raul Águas  Portugal 1984–1988
João Fonseca  Portugal 1988–1989
José Romão  Portugal 1989–1990
Manuel Barbosa  Portugal 1990–1991
José Romão  Portugal 1991–1992
Henrique Calisto  Portugal 1992–1993
Carlos Garcia  Portugal 1993
António Jesus  Portugal 1993–1994
Vítor Urbano  Portugal 1994-1995
José Romão  Portugal 1995-1996
Joaquim Teixeira  Portugal 1996
José Romão  Portugal 1996-1997
Manuel Correia  Portugal 1997-1998
Porfírio Amorim  Portugal 1998
Álvaro Magalhães  Portugal 1998
Horácio Gonçalves  Portugal 1998-1999
Augusto Inácio  Portugal 1999
Diamantino Bráz  Portugal 1999
Francisco Vital  Portugal 1999-2000
Dito  Portugal 2000
António Jesus  Portugal 2000-2001
António Borges  Portugal 2001-2002
Rogério Gonçalves  Portugal 2002-2003
José Alberto Costa  Portugal 2003
Manuel Correia  Portugal 2003-2004
Daniel Ramos  Portugal 2004
António Amaral  Portugal 2004-2005
 
Name Nationality Years
Vítor Maçãs  Portugal 2005
António Caldas  Portugal 2005-2006
Ricardo Formosinho  Portugal 2006
António Borges  Portugal 2006-2008
Leonardo Jardim  Portugal 2009
Emerson Carvalho  Brazil 2009
Ricardo Formosinho  Portugal 2009
Nuno Pinto  Portugal 2009-2010
Tulipa  Portugal 2010
Jorge Regadas  Portugal 2010
Luís Miguel  Portugal 2010-2011
João Eusébio  Portugal 2011
Filipe Casanova  Portugal 2011
Jorge Regadas  Portugal 2011-2012
Eduardo Oliveira  Portugal 2012
Hélder Fontes  Portugal 2012
Pedro Monteiro  Portugal 2012-2013
João Pinto  Portugal 2013
João Eusébio  Portugal 2013
Quim Machado  Portugal 2013-2014
Norton de Matos  Portugal 2014
Carlos Pinto  Portugal 2014-2015
Vítor Oliveira  Portugal 2015-2016
Jorge Simão  Portugal 2016
Ricardo Soares  Portugal 2016-2017
Luís Castro  Portugal 2017-2018
Daniel Ramos  Portugal 2018-

Europe

Season Cup Round Opponent Result (1st leg) Result (2nd leg) Aggregate Notes
1987–88 UEFA Cup 1st round Universitatea Craiova 2 – 3 Away (16/09) 2 – 1 Home (30/09) 4 – 4 (a)
2nd round Budapest Honvéd 1 – 2 Home (24/10) 1 – 3 Away (04/11) 2 – 5

League and cup history

The football section has 13 presences at the top level of Portuguese football. Its best position was two fifth-place finished, in the 1986–87 and 1989–90 seasons, the first earning Chaves its only presence in the European cups.

Season Div Pos Pld W D L GF GA Pts Portuguese Cup Portuguese League Cup Europe Notes
1985–86 I 6 3011712 283829 Quarter-Finals
1986–87 I 5 3013710 393833 Quarter-Finals
1987–88 I 7 38131411 513140 Third Round Round 2
1988–89 I 13 38121016 374134 Quarter-Finals
1989–90 I 5 3412148 383838 Fifth Round
1990–91 I 8 38101414 495234 Third Round
1991–92 I 9 34101014 364530 Sixth Round
1992–93 I 18 344822 346116 Fifth Round Relegated
1993–94 II 3 341978 442545 Sixth Round Promoted
1994–95 I 14 3410717 334927 Fourth Round
1995–96 I 15 34978 385634 Fourth Round
1996–97 I 10 34121012 394546 Fifth Round
1997–98 I 16 3410519 315535 Fifth Round
1998–99 I 17 3451019 397025 Fourth Round Relegated
1999–00 II 12 34111112 464544 Third Round
2000–01 II 12 3491411 484441 Third Round
2001–02 II 5 3416414 524452 Third Round
2002–03 II 7 34121111 444147 Sixth Round
2003–04 II 10 34111112 374544 Third Round
2004–05 II 17 3491015 243837 Fourth Round
2005–06 II 8 34131110 403650 Third Round
2006–07 II 16 303720 164316 Third Round Relegated
2007–08 III 4 261286 441744 Fourth Round
2008–09 III 1 321985 532287 Third Round Promoted
2009–10 II 15 3061014 283728 Runners-up First Round Relegated
2010–11 III 3 3013125 342151 First Round
2011–12 III 3 301596 412654 Third Round
2012–13 III 1 3217114 462362 Second Round Promoted
2013–14 II 8 42191013 585667 Fourth Round First Round
2014–15 II 3 4620206 684580 Fifth Round Second Round
2015–16 II 2 4621187 603981 Fourth Round First Round Promoted
2016–17 I 11 3481412 354238 Semi-finals Second Round
2017–18 I 6 3413813 475547 Fourth Round Second Round

References

  1. "GD Chaves Historia". GD Chaves.pt. Archived from the original on 2014-07-22.
  2. "Desportivo de Chaves subiu à I Liga". cmjornal.xl.pt.
  3. "Lucky rebound gives Portugal narrow win over Kazakhstan". China Daily. Retrieved 25 August 2010.
  4. "PLANTEL PRINCIPAL". G.D. Chaves.
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