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Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 189 Portugal Cup Women 25 Portugal League Cup Women 21 Women’s Friendly 7 UEFA Women's Champions League 6 Portugal Women Super Cup 5 Portugal Super Cup Women 4 UEFA Champions League Qualifying Women 4 UEFA Women's Europa Cup 4 Friendly Match - 80 mins play 2
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Portugal Cup Women 11/23 15:00 - Academica Coimbra Oaf (W) v Sporting (W) W 0-10
UEFA Women's Europa Cup 11/19 19:45 4 Sporting (W) v Glasgow City (W) W 3-1
UEFA Women's Europa Cup 11/12 19:35 4 Glasgow City (W) v Sporting (W) D 1-1
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 11/08 15:00 6 [4] Braga (W) v Sporting (W) [2] D 1-1
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 11/01 17:00 5 [2] Sporting (W) v Torreense (W) [9] L 2-3
Portugal League Cup Women 10/19 13:00 - Rio Ave (W) v Sporting (W) D 1-1
UEFA Women's Europa Cup Qualifying 10/15 17:00 15 FC Rosengård (W) v Sporting (W) D 2-2
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 10/11 10:00 4 [8] Maritimo (W) v Sporting (W) [2] W 0-4
UEFA Women's Europa Cup Qualifying 10/07 18:45 15 Sporting (W) v FC Rosengård (W) W 3-0
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 10/04 14:00 1 [2] Sporting (W) v Guimaraes (W) [10] D 1-1
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 09/27 16:00 3 [4] Sporting (W) v Valadares Gaia FC Women [3] W 2-0
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 09/22 15:00 2 [5] SF Damaiense (W) v Sporting (W) [7] W 0-6
UEFA Women's Champions League Qualifying 09/18 15:30 769 Sporting (W) v Roma (W) L 0-2
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 09/14 14:00 1 Sporting (W) v Guimaraes (W) - Postponed
UEFA Women's Champions League Qualifying 09/11 18:30 769 Roma (W) v Sporting (W) W 1-2
Women’s Friendly 08/09 10:00 - Sporting Women v Athletic Bilbao Women L 1-3
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 05/11 14:00 22 [7] Maritimo Women v Sporting Women [2] W 0-3
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 05/04 10:00 21 [2] Sporting Women v Braga Women [3] W 2-0
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 04/12 14:00 20 [11] Clube de Albergaria Women v Sporting Women [2] W 0-6
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 03/30 10:00 19 [2] Sporting Women v Valadares Gaia FC Women [4] W 2-1
Portugal Cup Women 03/22 18:00 - Benfica Women v Sporting Women L 3-2
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 03/16 17:30 18 [6] Racing Power Women v Sporting Women [2] D 0-0
Portugal League Cup Women 03/09 15:00 - Benfica Women v Sporting Women L 2-1
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 03/02 11:00 17 [2] Sporting Women v SF Damaiense Women [8] W 2-0
Portugal Cup Women 02/15 11:00 - Sporting Women v Maritimo Women W 3-0
Portugal League Cup Women 02/12 11:00 - SF Damaiense (W) v Sporting (W) W 1-2
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 02/08 16:00 16 [2] Sporting Women v Torreense Women [6] L 1-2
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 02/01 17:00 15 [1] Benfica Women v Sporting Women [2] D 1-1
Portugal Campeonato Nacional Women 01/25 11:00 14 Lank FC Vilaverdense Women v Sporting (W) W 0-9
Portugal League Cup Women 01/22 14:00 - Sporting Women v SF Damaiense Women W 6-0

Wikipedia - Sporting CP (women's football)

Sporting Clube de Portugal, otherwise referred to as Sporting CP or simply Sporting (particularly within Portugal), or as Sporting Lisbon in other countries, is a Portuguese women's football team from Lisbon. It is the women's football section of Sporting Clube de Portugal. The team won the national championship and the Portuguese Women's Cup in 2016–17 and 2017–18.

History

Sporting CP had a women's football team in the 1990s that was established in 1991 during Sousa Cintra's tenure as president of the sports club. In 1995, during the tenure of club president Pedro Santana Lopes, the women's football team was disbanded. Then for 21 years there was no women's football in Sporting CP. The club, then headed by club president Bruno de Carvalho, reactivated the women's football team for the 2016–17 season and immediately won the national championship and the Portuguese cup, qualifying for the UEFA Women's Champions League for the first time.

Sporting Clube de Portugal Feminino, commonly known as Sporting W, is the women's football team representing Sporting Clube de Portugal, one of the country's most historic and prestigious sports clubs. Based in Lisbon, Sporting W competes in Portugal's top-tier women's football league, showcasing talented athletes and a commitment to excellence. The team is dedicated to developing local talent, promoting women's sports, and achieving success both domestically and internationally. With a passionate fan base and a strong sporting tradition, Sporting W continues to grow and make its mark in Portuguese women's football.