Famalicao vs Porto prediction, odds & betting tips – 09/11/2025

Porto aim to tighten their grip on top spot in the Primeira Liga table as they travel to Famalicao this weekend for matchday 11.

The Dragons sit three points clear at the summit, following a hard-fought home win against Braga last weekend. Francesco Farioli’s men head into this encounter after a 1-1 draw away to Utrecht in the Europa League during midweek.

Meanwhile, Famalicao come into the fixture on fresher legs, having claimed a narrow victory at Nacional last weekend – a result that keeps Hugo Oliveira’s men fifth in the standings.

Read our Famalicao vs Porto predictions and preview to find out more, and remember to check our other Primeira Liga predictions.

Famalicao vs Porto prediction: The Dragons aim to retain top spot

Key stats:

  • Porto have won eight of their nine Primeira Liga games this season (D1).
  • Both teams have scored in 10 of their last 11 league meetings.
  • The Dragons have scored at least twice in all five away league matches this term.
  • Porto have won eight of the last 10 league encounters between the sides.

Correct score prediction: Famalicao 1-2 Porto

Playing a second successive away match could take its toll on Porto’s performance, especially against a Famalicao side enjoying a fine run – unbeaten in six across all competitions. 

However, the visitors have been consistent on the road, winning all five league games away from home, and should still find a way past the in-form hosts given their dominance in this fixture.

Pre-match analysis: Visitors thrice as likely

  • HOME: 17/4 (5.25) – 19.0%
  • DRAW: 14/5 (3.80) – 26.3%
  • AWAY: 13/20 (1.65) – 60.6%

*Odds courtesy of Ladbrokes; subject to change*

Despite Famalicao’s fine run and Porto’s potential fatigue from consecutive away trips, bookmakers still back the Dragons as strong favourites. With a 60.6% win probability, the visitors are deemed three times more likely to claim all three points, while the hosts’ chances stand at 19.0%.

Our hot tip of two or more shots on target for Samu Aghehowa is priced at 2.38, representing solid value considering the striker’s tendency to test goalkeepers frequently.

Most recent H2H: The Dragons remain dominant

The last meeting between the two sides ended in a 2-1 victory for Porto at the Estadio do Dragao in the return fixture of the 2024-25 campaign, marking their eighth win in 10 Primeira Liga encounters with Famalicao.

Portugal Primeira Liga 18/04/25

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Portugal Primeira Liga 07/12/24

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Portugal Primeira Liga 13/04/24

FC Porto

FC Porto

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Portugal Primeira Liga 02/12/23

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Portugal Primeira Liga 20/05/23

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Famalicao preview: Key defender could miss out again

Famalicao remain without winger Oscar Aranda, while Justin de Haas is a doubt after missing the last outing. Should he fail to recover, Ibrahima Ba may once again partner Leo Realpe at the heart of the defence.

Predicted XI: Carevic (GK), Pinheiro, Realpe, Haas, Soares; Looi, Amorim; Joujou, Sa, Sorriso; Elisor

Famalicao’s last five results:

  • 01/11/25: Nacional 0-1 Famalicao (W)
  • 26/10/25: Famalicao 2-0 Vitoria Guimaraes (W)
  • 18/10/25: Sao Joao Ver 0-3 Famalicao (W)
  • 05/10/25: Arouca 1-1 Famalicao (D)
  • 28/09/25: Famalicao 0-0 Rio Ave (D)

Porto preview: No fresh injury concerns

Porto have no new fitness worries ahead of the trip, with centre-back Nehuen Perez and striker Luuk de Jong the only absentees.

Predicted XI: Costa (GK), Moura, Kiwior, Bednarek, A. Costa, Froholdt, Varela, Mora, Pepe, Aghehowa & Sainz

Porto’s last five results:

  • 06/11/25: Utrecht 1-1 Porto (D)
  • 02/11/25: Porto 2-1 Braga (W)
  • 27/10/25: Moreirense 1-2 Porto (W)
  • 23/10/25: Nottingham 2-0 Porto (L)
  • 18/10/25: Celoricense 0-4 Porto (W)

Player to watch: Rodrigo Mora

Porto's Rodrigo Mora – Photo by IMAGO / Action Plus

Rodrigo Mora was one of Porto’s standout performers last season but found opportunities limited early in this campaign. However, the teenager has taken his opportunities well, having scored in his last two starts, including the opener in the win over Braga. 

Although Mora began on the bench at Utrecht in midweek, he could return to the starting XI here – and it will be intriguing to see how the 18-year-old responds once again.



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