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- FC Porto marked their 500th home match at the Estádio do Dragão, a stadium built for the 2004 European Championship.
- The stadium features a gallery that celebrates the club's history, including notable achievements and players.
- Despite the celebration, Porto did not achieve the win they were hoping for, reflecting the challenges they face in competitive matches.
On Thursday night, FC Porto celebrated a significant milestone with their 500th home match at the Estádio do Dragão, a stadium that has been a cornerstone of the club since its construction in 2003 for the European Championship. The venue, which holds 50,000 spectators, is adorned with a gallery showcasing Porto's illustrious history, including memorable moments such as Radamel Falcao's winning goal in the 2011 Europa League final and José Mourinho's triumph in the 2004 Champions League. Despite the occasion, the team did not secure the victory they aimed for, highlighting the competitive nature of their matches. Diogo Dalot, a player who rose through Porto's academy, is well aware of the club's rich legacy and the pressure that comes with it. The match served as a reminder of the club's past successes and the expectations for future performances.