Round of 16Round of 16
15
Matches
15
Completed
0
Remaining
4 – 13
1st Leg: May 16, 1937 00:002 - 7
2nd Leg: May 23, 1937 00:002 - 6
1 – 2
1st Leg: May 16, 1937 00:004 - 1
2nd Leg: May 23, 1937 00:001 - 4
Replay: Jun 6, 1937 00:000 - 2
2 – 4
1st Leg: May 16, 1937 00:001 - 0
2nd Leg: May 23, 1937 00:001 - 4
11 – 3
1st Leg: May 16, 1937 00:007 - 1
2nd Leg: May 23, 1937 00:004 - 2
5 – 8
1st Leg: May 16, 1937 00:004 - 2
2nd Leg: May 23, 1937 00:001 - 6
1 – 10
1st Leg: May 16, 1937 00:001 - 5
2nd Leg: May 23, 1937 00:000 - 5
Quarter-FinalQuarter-Final
8
Matches
8
Completed
0
Remaining
Semi-FinalSemi-Final
4
Matches
4
Completed
0
Remaining
FinalFinal· 07/04/1937
1
Matches
1
Completed
0
Remaining
Rules & Legend
Format & points
- FormatKnockout
- PhaseKnockout Phase
- Legs2 legs per tie
Extra timePenaltiesAway goalsTies decided on aggregate
Final classification
- 1st
FC Porto - 2nd
Sporting CP
Competition FactsFacts
6 matches: 4W-1D-1L, 67% won.
Top scorer: Alfredo Valadas with 3 goals.
Player of the season: Alfredo Valadas — 30 points from 6 matches (3 goals).
Biggest win: 3-0 against Marítimo on 6 Jun 1937.
Longest unbeaten run: 5 matches (May–Jun).
12 scored, 8 conceded — 2 a game.
3 clean sheets in 6 matches.
Won 3 times, most recently in 1935 — runners-up 1 times.
All-time in Portugal Championship (defunct): 70 matches across 12 seasons — 46W-8D-16L.
Our leading scorer in the competition: Vítor Silva with 32 goals.
Biggest win in the competition: 8-1 against Operário de Santarém on 30 Mar 1930.
Our first match in the competition was on 3 Apr 1927.