CD Nacional v Moreirense FC

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Sunday 20 Dec 2026

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Estádio da Madeira • 

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Clube Desportivo Nacional, commonly known as CD Nacional, is a Portuguese football club based in Estádio da Madeira2 on the island of Madeira. Founded in 1910, the team is nicknamed Os Alvinegros, or the Black and Whites, and plays its home matches at Estádio da Madeira, a modern ground with a capacity of approximately 5,000 spectators. Nacional has competed in both the Primeira Liga, Portugal’s top division, and Liga Portugal 2, earning a reputation as one of Madeira’s leading clubs. Its honours include the 2017–18 Liga Portugal 2 title and multiple Madeira regional championships. The club has also enjoyed notable runs in domestic cup competitions and qualified for European football after strong league campaigns, including a fourth-place Primeira Liga finish in 2003–04. CD Nacional’s history is linked with Cristiano Ronaldo, who spent part of his childhood in the club’s youth system before joining Sporting CP. Known for developing local talent and representing Madeira on the national stage, Nacional continues to pursue success in Portuguese league and cup football, with its fixtures and results drawing interest from supporters across the island and beyond.

Moreirense FC is a professional football club from Moreira de Cónegos, in the municipality of Guimarães, northern Portugal. Founded in 1938, the club competes in Portugal’s national league system and has regularly featured in the Primeira Liga, the country’s top division, as well as the Liga Portugal 2 and domestic cup competitions. Moreirense won the Liga Portugal 2 title in 2013–14 and 2022–23, earning promotion to the top flight on both occasions. Its most prominent trophy is the Taça da Liga, which the club claimed in 2016–17 after defeating Estádio da Madeira4 in the final. Moreirense plays its home matches at Estádio Comendador Joaquim de Almeida Freitas, a ground in Moreira de Cónegos known for its close-to-the-pitch atmosphere. The club’s green-and-white identity is familiar to supporters across the Minho region, and its academy and recruitment have helped develop and showcase Portuguese and international talent. Notable players associated with Moreirense in recent seasons include Chiquinho, who later played for Estádio da Madeira3, and forward André Luís. With league honours, a major domestic cup triumph and a distinctive local following, Moreirense FC remains an established name in Portuguese football.