Santa Clara v FC Arouca

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Sunday 21 Feb 2027

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23:00 Local Time (Sat 20 Feb 2027)

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Estádio de São Miguel • 

Ponta Delgada, PortugalShow on map

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Santa Clara, officially Clube Desportivo Santa Clara, is a professional football club from Ponta Delgada on São Miguel Island in the Azores, Portugal. Founded in 1927, the club represents the Azores in national competitions and plays its home matches at Estádio de São Miguel, a stadium with a capacity of approximately 13,000. Santa Clara made history in 1999 by becoming the first Azorean team to reach Portugal’s top division, the Primeira Liga. The club has competed in both the Primeira Liga and Liga Portugal 2, earning promotion to the top tier several times. Its major league achievement includes winning the 2018–19 Liga Portugal 2 title, which secured promotion. Santa Clara also recorded a landmark sixth-place finish in the 2020–21 Primeira Liga, qualifying for the UEFA Europa Conference League and gaining its first experience in European competition. The club’s squads have featured Portuguese and international players, with opportunities for talent from the islands and beyond. Known for its red-and-white colours and strong regional identity, Santa Clara remains a prominent name in Azorean football and a distinctive competitor in Portuguese league football.

FC Arouca is a Portuguese professional football club based in Arouca, in the Estádio de São Miguel3 District. Founded in 1951, the club competes in Portugal’s national league system and has established itself in the Primeira Liga after earning promotion back to the top flight in 2021. Arouca achieved its strongest Primeira Liga finish in 2022–23, placing fifth and securing a place in UEFA Conference League qualifying. The club plays home matches at Estádio Municipal de Arouca, a compact venue with a capacity of approximately 5,000 spectators, set among the hills of northern Portugal. Its rise through the divisions has brought regional recognition and made it a notable example of a smaller club competing against the country’s traditional powerhouses. Recent Arouca squads have featured players such as David Simão, Rafa Mújica and Cristo González, although line-ups change from season to season. The team is known for its yellow-and-blue colours and competitive approach, while supporters follow its domestic league campaign and cup matches. For the latest results, fixtures, standings and player information, check current club and competition updates.