2011 Dínamo Clube Estação

Manager

FJMC

Manager Ranking

IberCup World: 0 / - pts

IberCup Estoril: 277^th / 168 pts

2 Tomás Pinto Barroso Nogueira Alves

Games 4

Goals 1

Assists 0

204 pts

Tomás Pinto Barroso Nogueira Alves

4 Salvador de SÁ Loureiro Costa

Games 4

Goals 0

Assists 0

192 pts

Salvador de SÁ Loureiro Costa

5 Rafael Viegas Rêgo

Games 4

Goals 0

Assists 0

182 pts

Rafael Viegas Rêgo

6 Miguel da Silva Marques

Games 4

Goals 0

Assists 0

197 pts

Miguel da Silva Marques

7 Santiago Constante Prata

Games 4

Goals 1

Assists 0

198 pts

Santiago Constante Prata

8 Pedro Nuno Tomás Mota

Games 4

Goals 1

Assists 0

198 pts

Pedro Nuno Tomás Mota

9 Santiago de Mascarenhas Vaz Pinto

Games 4

Goals 3

Assists 0

194 pts

Santiago de Mascarenhas Vaz Pinto

10 Tomás de Albuquerque Rijo

Games 4

Goals 0

Assists 0

189 pts

Tomás de Albuquerque Rijo

11 António Jorge Ribeiro de Figueiredo

Games 4

Goals 2

Assists 0

202 pts

António Jorge Ribeiro de Figueiredo

12 Francisco Manuel Correia Pereira

Games 4

Goals 0

Assists 0

202 pts

Francisco Manuel Correia Pereira

13 David Sousa Monteiro

Games 4

Goals 2

Assists 0

195 pts

David Sousa Monteiro

20 Rodrigo Pinto Barroso Nogueira Alves

Games 4

Goals 0

Assists 0

192 pts

Rodrigo Pinto Barroso Nogueira Alves

30 Carlos Alexandre Braz Casimiro

Games 4

Goals 6

Assists 0

201 pts

Carlos Alexandre Braz Casimiro

80 Samuel Almeida Santos Oliveira

Games 4

Goals 0

Assists 0

189 pts

Samuel Almeida Santos Oliveira

81 Santiago Davide Oliveira

Games 4

Goals 0

Assists 0

197 pts

Santiago Davide Oliveira

99 Francisco José Teixeira Pinto

Games 4

Goals 0

Assists 0

192 pts

Francisco José Teixeira Pinto

Team Ranking

IberCup World

0

pts

IberCup Estoril

277^th

168 pts

IberCup World

B 2011

0

pts

IberCup Estoril

B 2011

23^th

168 pts

Matches

4

Goals

16 - 3

Latest matches

Team description

Founded in 1970, Dínamo Clube Estação is a multi-sport association based in Viseu, Portugal, currently serving over 400 athletes in sports such as football, futsal, athletics, and table tennis. Originally focused on basketball, the club expanded and gained national recognition by winning the National U-13 Football Championship in 1977/78. Dínamo has a strong tradition in youth development and has nurtured the early careers of notable athletes, including João Félix (Portugal international), José Leal (former national team player), and Márito. It also marked the beginning of the coaching career of Francisco Neto, now the head coach of Portugal’s Women’s National Team.