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C.F. Os Belenenses (rugby union)

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Belenenses
Full nameClube de Futebol
«Os Belenenses»
FoundedDecember 30, 1928
Ground(s)Belenenses Rugby Park
ChairmanAndré Cunha
League(s)Campeonato Nacional Honra/Super Bock
2021-221st
Team kit

Belenenses is a professional Portuguese rugby union team. Apart from winning several titles as a team, they have also provided five players to the National Team that played at the 2007 Rugby World Cup finals. Their most recent title was the victory in the National Championship of the 2007/2008 season.

Honours

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Squad 2023/24

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According to Portuguese Rugby Federation[1]

The Belenenses squad for the 2023–24 TOP 10 season
Props
  • Czech Republic Anthony Kent
  • Spain Joaquin Dominguez
  • Portugal António Machado dos Santos
  • Portugal Frederico Simões
  • Portugal Manuel Worm
  • Tonga Israel Otunuku

Hookers

  • Argentina Guillermo Lawrie
  • Portugal Miguel Nunes

Locks

  • Portugal Salvador da Cunha
  • Portugal Manuel Lima
  • Portugal José Moreira
  • Portugal Francisco Simões
  • Portugal António Andrade
  • Portugal Tomás da Cunha
Backrow
  • Portugal Rafael Simões
  • Portugal David Wallis
  • Portugal Manuel Pinto
  • Portugal André Cunha
  • Portugal Pedro Cunha
  • Portugal Tomás Sequeira
  • Portugal Sebastião da Cunha
  • Portugal Diogo Raposo

Scrum-halves

  • Portugal Duarte Azevedo

Fly-halves

  • Portugal Francisco Menéres
  • Portugal Manuel Menéres
  • Portugal João Freudenthal
Centres
  • Portugal José Paiva dos Santos
  • Portugal Rodrigo Fruedenthal
  • New Zealand Alex Thrupp
  • Portugal Lourenço Pedras
  • Portugal António Cunha
  • Portugal António Claro

Wingers

  • Portugal Diogo Rodrigues
  • Portugal Duarte Moreira
  • Wales Owen Jenkins
  • Portugal Francisco Galveias
  • Portugal Lourenço Pedras

Fullbacks

  • Portugal Manuel Marta
  • Portugal Francisco Murta
  • Portugal Salvador da Cunha Jr.
(c) denotes the team captain, Bold denotes internationally capped players.

Squad 20017/18

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  • Portugal Fernando Murteira
  • Argentina Facundo Borelli
  • New Zealand Hamish Haika
  • Portugal Hugo Valente
  • Tonga William Hafu
  • Portugal José Fraga
  • Portugal Pedro Jorge
  • Argentina Julio Farías
  • Czech Republic Anthony Kent
  • Argentina Ariel Berriño
  • Portugal Francisco Nogueira
  • Portugal Sebastião da Cunha
  • Portugal André da Cunha
  • Portugal Diogo Jorge Ferreira
  • Portugal Mateus Souza
  • Portugal Francisco Cabral
  • Portugal João Uva
  • Portugal Miguel Fernandes
  • Portugal Salvador da Cunha
  • New Zealand Christopher McLean
 
  • Portugal Valter Jorge Ferreira
  • Portugal Manuel Machado
  • Portugal António Vieira de Almeida
  • Portugal Henrique Morato
  • Portugal Bruno Nifo
  • Portugal Manuel Costa
  • Portugal Tomás Toulson
  • Portugal Diogo Pinheiro
  • Portugal Pedro Silva
  • Portugal João Mirra
  • Portugal Diogo Miranda
  • Portugal Francisco Moreira
  • Portugal David Mateus
  • Argentina Marcos Vallejo
  • Portugal Duarte Bravo
  • Portugal Pedro Rocha e Melo
  • Portugal Miguel Onofre
  • Portugal Diogo Castro
  • Portugal Diogo Mateus (captain)
 
  • Portugal Duarte Moreira
  • Portugal Tiago Cabral
 

References

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  1. ^ "Registered players on FPR".
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