FC Porto

vs

CD Tondela

Preview

FC Porto

• Porto have lost just one of their 29 Primeira Liga 2025/2026 fixtures and are sat at the top of the table with an almost untouchable 76 points.
• They are unbeaten in their last five across all competitions, winning three of those games, while their home record for the season stands at 11 wins and three ties from 14 matches.
• Porto’s system of play involves intense pressure, positional football and lots of ball retention - which is why their defence have conceded just 0.43 goals per game at home.

CD Tondela

• CD Tondela have not won any of their last five games, including a 5-0 defeat at Vitoria de Guimaraes.
• Goncalo Feio has tried to make Tondela as compact and pragmatic as possible since taking over in March 2026, but their away record remains abysmal.
• In their 13 Primeira Liga 2025/2026 away fixtures to date, Tondela have won just three, tied two and lost eight - conceding a massive 27 goals in the process.
• Tondela are 17th in the Primeira Liga 2025/2026 and have accumulated only 21 points from their first 28 games.

Head-to-Head

• FC Porto beat CD Tondela 2-0 in the away leg of this fixture four months ago.
• FC Porto are undefeated in their last five matches across all competitions (Won 3, tied 2).

Key Players

• Samuel Aghehowa’s 12 goals in 20 Primeira Liga 2025/2026 games has been a big factor in their success, but William Gomes has hit a purple patch too, netting three of Porto’s last nine goals in his last five appearances.
• Tondela’s top scorer Pedro Henryque has six goals in 28 league appearances.

Betting Insights

• The odds on a home win on Sunday look very skinny, but it’s still worth supporting Francesco Farioli’s men at 1.18 for a variety of reasons.
• With 1.69, the Over 2.5 goals market is looking tempting, while Both Teams to Score - No at 1.45 is also worth a bet.

Prediction

• FC Porto should punish travel-sick CD Tondela with a comfortable home win when these two sides face-off in the Primeira Liga 2025/2026 on Sunday.
• The only thing that might prevent a Porto landslide is Tondela’s ability to change formation and disrupt the play of larger clubs, but their lack of scoring prowess could be a problem here.