Sporting Clube de Goa has partnered with Saraswat Vidhyalaya, Mapusa, and Sacred Heart of Jesus High School, Anjuna, to promote grassroots football. These MoUs aim to bring structured training and talent development to young players in Goa’s rural and semi-urban areas, reinforcing the club’s commitment to nurturing future football stars in the state.

Sporting Clube de Goa has partnered with Saraswat Vidhyalaya (Mapusa) and Sacred Heart of Jesus High School (Anjuna) to boost grassroots football. The initiative aims to provide structured training and development opportunities to young talent across Goa, especially in rural and semi-urban areas.

Sporting Clube de Goa clinched their second straight Goa Professional League title after holding Dempo SC to a goalless draw at Ella on May 3.

The result saw SC Goa top the table with 46 points from 20 matches, edging out Dempo SC by just one point. In a tense and fiery encounter, both sides had chances, but Sporting’s goalkeeper Siddharth Rana made a crucial late save to preserve the clean sheet and secure the title.

Goa, April 27 – Sporting Clube de Goa concluded their I-League 2 campaign holding third place on the table with 26 points from 15 matches. Despite narrowly missing out on promotion, the team showcased resilience and consistency throughout the season, including a key win over TRAU and a gritty draw against FC Bengaluru United. They wrapped up their season on April 25 against SAT at Bambolim, aiming to finish on a high after a campaign built on grit, effort, and teamwork.

Sporting Clube de Goa remains in contention for a top spot in AIFF I-League 2, showcasing resilience with crucial wins and strong home performances. With 19 points from 11 matches, they aim to build momentum as they prepare for their next fixture against United Sports Club.

Armando Colaco, legendary coach, continues shaping Indian football with tactical brilliance, youth development, and Sporting Clube de Goa’s rising success.

Sporting Clube de Goa dominates the GPL 2024-25 with a perfect 21 points from seven matches. Boasting 20 goals scored and a +15 goal difference, the Flaming Oranje leads the league with stellar performances, highlighting their commitment to excellence and player development.

Sporting Clube de Goa earns 1-Star AIFF accreditation, affirming its commitment to youth development and strengthening Goa’s footballing legacy.

Midfielder Biswa Darjee has extended his contract with Sporting Clube de Goa for another year. His contributions, including goals in both I-League 2 and the Goa Professional League, have solidified his role as a key player for the Flaming Oranje.

Savio Medeira has been appointed as Sporting Clube de Goa’s new Technical Director. With over 35 years of experience, he aims to retain the GPL title, build a top-tier youth development program, and secure promotion to the I-League, driving the club’s national success.

Sporting Clube de Goa defeated Pax of Nagoa SC 4-1 in their Bhausaheb Bandodkar Memorial Trophy opener. Goals by Francisco Fernandes, Dhiraj Chouhan, and Dattaraj Gaonkar secured a 3-0 halftime lead, with Doyal Alves adding a fourth before Pax of Nagoa SC scored a late consolation goal.

Sporting Clube de Goa has completed the AIFF’s rigorous academy accreditation, a milestone that allows them to compete in national youth competitions. This achievement highlights their commitment to high standards and prepares them for the upcoming Goa Professional League, I-League 2, and Youth League seasons.

Sporting Clube de Goa clinched their seventh Goa Professional League title with a commanding 3-0 win over Pax of Nagoa SC. Finishing with 49 points, Sporting boasted the league’s best offense and defense, solidifying their dominance in Goan football.

Natalina Vaz, president of Sporting Clube de Goa, vowed to continue her late husband Peter Vaz’s legacy. Speaking at the club’s 2020-21 awards, she expressed pride in the team’s success and commitment to developing players and re-entering mainstream football soon.

Sporting Clube de Goa will honor late patron Peter Vaz by continuing his vision. President Natty Vaz and CEO Welwin Menezes are committed to maintaining the club’s legacy, with a focus on defending their title and nurturing young talent this season.

Peter Vaz, a pioneering Goan businessman and Sporting Clube de Goa owner, passed away at 53. Renowned for his independent spirit and philanthropy, Vaz transformed real estate and football in Goa, embodying a life lived on his own terms and leaving a lasting legacy.

Peter Vaz, founder of Sporting Clube de Goa, was a visionary who prioritized youth development and innovative football strategies. Despite near misses in national trophies, his Super Cup triumph remained closest to his heart. His untimely death in 2020 deeply impacted Goan football.

Peter Vaz, founder of Sporting Clube de Goa, was a visionary who prioritized football over business. He nurtured Goan talent, establishing a renowned youth academy. His passing in 2020 due to COVID-19 left a profound impact on Goan football and its community.