Resposta rápida

O Porto de 2003–04, treinado por José Mourinho, foi campeão da Liga dos Campeões ao vencer o Monaco por 3 a 0 na final, em Gelsenkirchen, e também conquistou o título português.

Porto 2004

Porto 2004

Squad of FC Porto champion of the UEFA Champions League in 2003–04, coached by José Mourinho. The team defeated Monaco 3–0 in the final played in Gelsenkirchen.

History

Futebol Clube do Porto was founded on September 28, 1893. Under the command of José Mourinho, who arrived in January 2002, the club experienced one of the most victorious periods in its history, with the treble in 2002–03: Portuguese Championship, Portuguese Cup and UEFA Cup. In the 2003–04 season, Porto was once again Portuguese champion and had a historic campaign in the Champions League. After advancing in the group stage, it eliminated Manchester United in the Round of 16, with a goal from Costinha in extra time of the second leg at Old Trafford, and went past Lyon and Deportivo La Coruña. In the final, on May 26, 2004, at the AufSchalke Arena in Gelsenkirchen, Porto defeated Monaco 3–0, with goals from Carlos Alberto, Deco and Alenichev. The team also featured players such as Vítor Baía, Ricardo Carvalho and Benni McCarthy. Mourinho left the club in June 2004 for Chelsea. Already under the command of Víctor Fernández, Porto also won the Intercontinental Cup in December 2004, defeating Once Caldas on penalties.

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