Sporting Clube de Benguela

Sporting Clube de Benguela or simply Sporting de Benguela, is an Angolan sports club from the city of Benguela.

For the basketball team, see Sporting Clube de Benguela (basketball).
Sporting de Benguela
Full nameSporting Clube de Benguela
Founded16 November 1915 (1915-11-16)
GroundEstádio do Arregaça, Benguela
ManagerOsvaldo Roque Jony
League2nd Division
20185th (Serie B)

The club was founded in 1915, as the 21st affiliate of Sporting Clube de Portugal.[1]

Since independence in 1975, up to 1988, as occurred with all the clubs whose names originated from their former colonial power, Portugal, Sporting de Benguela was renamed as Desportivo de Benguela.

The club is the owner of the Estádio do Arregaça, in the city of Benguela.

The basketball team is a regular participant in the main basketball league whereas the football team remained inactive for many years, due to financial shortages.

In 2018, the football team contested in the Gira Angola, the qualifying tournament for Angola's top division, the Girabola.[2]

League & cup positions

Manager history and performance
SeasonCoachL2L1C
1982 Emílio Ventura9th
1983
1984
1985 José Pérides
1986
2018 Osvaldo Roque Jony5th
2019 Salvador Kingungo

Players
Sporting de Benguela players

2018–2019

Nat # Nick Name A P Jony S.K.
2018 2019
– –
11AlémFW11
Andy2018
–Baby–
–BalaqueFW–
17Bifú17
19BodaMF19
CobraGK2018
–CrisDF–
7DavidMF7
10Dax10
Do Spick2018
7FilipeMF7
–GervinhoGervinho Mandombe–
Gui2018
Inocente2018
Jojó2018
16Kali16
–KatusDF–
–Kinzimbi–
Lilí2018
–LucasFW–
Mauro2018
18Mbaia18
3MilimoDF3
2MiltonMF2
Pai da BolaAlbano Camuele Sumano2018
Pamama2018
Pax2018
Pedro2018
5QuinhobaDF20185
Rece2018
Resistência2018
27RodriguesDF27
9SantanaFW20189
24SomotroFW24
–Tomás–
30ValdezGK30
12VanilsonGK201812
–VoleMF2018–
Years 20182019

1982–1984

As Desportivo de Benguela

Nat Nick Name A P E. Ventura J. Pérides
1982 1983 1984 1985 1986
– – – – –
AbreuDF19831984
AleixoFW1983
AmândioFW19821983198419851986
Babá198419851986
BabanteDF1983
BandeiraDF19821983198419851986
BarataDF19821983
BarrosAntónio Joaquim BarrosMF1983198419851986
CambambiGK1982
Cardoso1984
CarlitosMF19821983
CarvalhinhoFW1986
CasimiroMF1982
CatumbelaJosé Tomás CatumbelaMF19821983
César1982
DedéFW1986
DidíFW19821983198419851986
DinisDinis VenturaDF19821983198419851986
Dinis II19841986
EnoqueMF1983
Faustino1983
Fernando1982
Gonças19851986
HorácioDF19821983
Ilídio19841985
IsaacMF19831984
JoaquimDF1982
JordãoFernando da Trindade Jordão33MF19821983
Jorge1982
JucaJuca Gregório1982
KaizerAntónio KaizerFW1983198419851986
KambiGK19831984
Kiluanje1982
MangueiraDF1983
Manuel1984
MarcolinoGK1982
Marques1985
MingoDF198419851986
NelsonJoão Nelson Joaquim22FW19821983198419851986
NoqueFW19821983198419851986
Oliveira19851986
OrlandoFW1986
Pedro1982
Pelé1985
Piedade1982
Pinto Leite1984
Quim1984
RinoDF1983
SamboDF19821983
Santana19851986
SilvaFW1983
TinhoDF1982
TitoGK198219831984
TozéGK1982198319851986
Varela198419851986
Walsh1984
XavierMF198219831984
Zé CarlosJosé Carlos1982
ZecaDF19831984
ZezéMF19821983198419851986
Zico1985
Years 19821983198419851986

References
  1. "Sporting Clube de Benguela" (in Portuguese). forumscp.com. Retrieved 18 Jun 2018.
  2. "Futebol: Bikuku FC vence Sporting de Benguela (Ficha Técnica)" (in Portuguese). ANGOP.com. 17 Jun 2018. Retrieved 18 Jun 2018.


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