2005–06 in Portuguese rink hockey

Domestic Club Competitions

European Club Competitions

National team

External links

The Championship

Portuguese Cup

Portuguese SuperCup

European Champions League

Cers Cup

2006 European Championship

1st Phase Table

2nd Phase - Group A

2nd Phase - Group B

Round of 16 to Final

1st Round

Group stage

Final four

Round of 16

Squad

Phase I

Knockout Phase

Bracket

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

3rd Place Game

In 2005-06, FC Porto won the Championship for the 5th time in a row with 10 points of advantage over the runners-up S.L. Benfica. FC Porto also won the Portuguese Cup, playing in the final with Juventude de Viana and winning 7-4 and the Portuguese SuperCup, winning against Benfica in a two-legged final. These competitions are organized by Federação Portuguesa de Patinagem. In the European competitions, FC Porto was the runner up on the Champions League.

The Rink Hockey Portuguese Championship in 2005-06 had 14 teams participating and was divided in 2 phases. In the first, every team played each other, each team making 26 games. A win as awarded 3 points, a draw 1 point and a loss 0 points. After the 1st phase, the points of all teams were divided in half (if 21, then 21/2 = 10,5 = 11) and the championship was divided into 2 groups: A and B. The Group A had the 6 best teams in the 1st phase fighting for the title. Group B had the other 8 teams fighting to avoid relegation.

FC Porto was the champion for the 5th time in a row.

**1st Phase Table for the Rink Hockey Portuguese Championship 2005-06 Season**
	Team	P	Pts	1/2
1	FC Porto	26	65	33
2	SL Benfica	26	55	28
3	OC Barcelos	26	53	27
4	AJ Viana	26	44	22
5	UD Oliveirense	26	41	21
6	Candelária SC	26	39	20
7	ACR Gulpilhares	26	39	20
8	CD Portossantense	26	34	17
9	CD Paço d'Arcos	26	31	16
10	Famalicense AC	26	28	14
11	CD Nortecoope	26	24	12
12	S Alenquer B	26	24	12
13	HC Braga	26	21	11
14	HA Cambra	26	18	9

P= Games Played Pts= Points Pts= Points divided by Half

**2nd Phase Table -Group A**
	Team	P	SP	Pts
1	FC Porto	10	33	61
2	SL Benfica	10	28	50
3	OC Barcelos	10	27	40
4	AJ Viana	10	22	35
5	UD Oliveirense	10	21	33
6	Candelária SC	10	20	20

P = Games Played SP = Starting Points Pts = Points

Qualifying for European Competitions 2006/07

The top two clubes from the championship and the Portuguese Cup winner would get a spot at the European Champions League. The next three clubs in the table would get a spot in CERS Cup. As FC Porto won the Cup and had a right to a spot for finishing 1st, one spot for the European Champions League has been given to OC Barcelos and a CERS Cup spot has been given to Candelária SC.

**2nd Phase Table -Group B**
	Team	P	SP	Pts
7	ACR Gulpilhares	14	20	43
8	CD Portossantense	14	17	40
9	CD Paço Arcos	14	16	35
10	HA Cambra	14	9	33
11	HC Braga	14	11	33
12	S Alenquer B	14	12	30
13	CD Nortecoope	14	12	28
14	Famalicense AC	14	14	22

HC Braga, S Alenquer B, CD Nortecoope and Famalicense AC are relegated to 2nd Division. AD Valongo, J Ouriense, AE Física D and HC Sintra are promoted from the 2nd division to the 1st.

Round of 16			Quarter-Finals			Semi-Finals			Final


3	UF Entroncamento	2

1	AJ Viana	10
			1	S Alenquer B	1

			1	AJ Viana	6
3	Biblioteca IR	1

1	S Alenquer B	6
						1	AJ Viana	8

						2	Académico FC	3
2	Académico FC	8

2	AA Amadora	3
			2	GDS Cascais	1

			2	Académico FC	2
2	GDS Cascais	8

1	Famalicense AC	6
									1	FC Porto	7

									1	AJ Viana	4
2	HC Turquel	2

1	FC Porto	9
			1	ACR Gulpilhares	2

			1	FC Porto	7
1	ACR Gulpilhares	4

1	UD Oliveirense	3
						1	SL Benfica	6

						1	FC Porto	7
1	SL Benfica	2

1	CD Portosantense	0
			2	GD Sesimbra	0

			1	SL Benfica	2
2	GD Sesimbra	4

2	HC Mealhada	3

Numbers behind the teams indicate their division.

The Final-Four games (Semi-Finals and Final) were played on 17 and 18 June 2006 in Mealhada.

Date	Home			Away
1 Nov 05	SL Benfica	2	2	FC Porto
5 Nov 05	FC Porto	5	2	SL Benfica
TOTAL:	FC Porto	7	4	SL Benfica

	Home			Away
1st leg	La Vendeenne	1	5	FC Porto
2nd leg	FC Porto	5	0	La Vendeenne
Total	FC Porto	10	1	La Vendeenne

Group A

Team	G	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts
Follonica H	6	5	1	0	34	17	16
FC Porto	6	3	2	1	32	16	11
Bassano H	6	2	1	3	28	18	7
SC Thunerstern	6	0	0	6	11	54	0

Date	Home			Away
07 Jan	Follonica H	12	3	SC Thunerstern
07 Jan	FC Porto	3	2	Bassano H
21 Jan	SC Thunerstern	2	7	FC Porto
21 Jan	Bassano H	2	3	Follonica H
04 Feb	SC Thunerstern	0	7	Bassano H
04 Feb	Follonica H	3	2	FC Porto
18 Feb	SC Thunerstern	4	7	Follonica H
18 Feb	Bassano H	3	2	FC Porto
04 Mar	FC Porto	11	0	SC Thunerstern
04 Mar	Follonica H	5	2	Bassano H
18 Mar	Bassano H	10	2	SC Thunerstern
18 Mar	FC Porto	4	4	Follonica H

Date	Home			Away
5 May	FC Porto	4	9	Follonica H
5 May	Reus D	3	0	CE Noia
6 May	Follonica H	3	2	Reus D
6 May	CE Noia	1	4	FC Porto
04 Feb	FC Porto	4	3	Reus D
04 Feb	Follonica H	4	3	CE Noia

Follonica is European Champion, Porto is runner-up.

Only CD Portosantense participated in this competition: other Portuguese teams who had the chance declined, claiming financial reasons.

	Home			Away
1st leg	CD Portosantense	3	5	H Novara
2nd leg	H Novara	4	2	CD Portosantense
Total	CD Portosantense	5	9	H Novara

The Portuguese National team played the Rink Hockey European Championship in Monza, Italy from 16 to 22 July 2006. Portugal ended the competition in the 3rd place.

Name	Position	Club
Carlos Silva	Goalkeeper	SL Benfica
João Pereira (Ginho)	Goalkeeper	OC Barcelos
Sérgio Silva	Defender	Follonica H
Valter Neves	Defender	SL Benfica
Tiago Rafael	Defender	OC Barcelos
Pedro Moreira	Defender	FC Porto
Vítor Hugo	Forward	ACR Gulpilhares
Ricardo Barreiros	Forward	SL Benfica
Jorge Silva	Forward	FC Porto
Reinaldo Ventura	Forward	FC Porto

Team	G	W	L	GF	GA	Dif	Pts
Portugal	2	2	0	10	0	+10	6
Switzerland	2	1	1	4	9	-5	3
Andorra	2	0	2	2	7	-5	0

Portugal v Andorra

17 July 2006
21:30

Portugal	3–0	Andorra
Valter Neves - 7' Reinaldo Ventura - 16' Jorge Silva - 33'	(Report)

Referee: SORENSEN, ANTON (Netherlands)

Switzerland v Portugal

18 July 2006
21:30

Switzerland	0–7	Portugal
	(Report)	Sérgio Silva - 14', 20' Ricardo Barreiros - 18' Jorge Silva - 30', 36' Vítor Hugo - 38' Reinaldo Ventura - 39'

Referee: FERMI, GIANNI (Italy)

Switzerland v Andorra

19 July 2006
21:30

Switzerland	4–2	Andorra
Michael Muller - 3', 8' Florian Brentini - 21' Gael Jimenez - 34'	(Report)	Marc Montardit - 35' Ramon Bassols - 39'

Referee: BISACCO, ALBERTO (Italy)

Quarter-finals

Semi-finals

Final

20 July - 21.30

Portugal

21 July - 18.30

Austria

Portugal

20 July - 17.30

Spain

22 July - 21.30

Germany

Spain

20 July - 19.30

Switzerland

Italy

21 July - 21.15

Andorra

Italy

2(3)

Third place

20 July - 15.30

Switzerland (PEN)

2(5)

France

Portugal

Switzerland

Italy

22 July - 18.30

Portugal v Austria

20 July 2006
21:30

Portugal	24–0	Austria
Tiago Rafael - 0', 18' Jorge Silva - 1', 7', 31' Reinaldo Ventura - 2', 22', 26', 27' Sérgio Silva - 7', 11' Ricardo Barreiros - 11', 11', 16', 16', 36', 38' Vítor Hugo - 17', 28', 34', 35' Pedro Moreira - 27', 29' Valter Neves - 33'	(Report)

Referee: GALAN, XAVIER (Spain)

Portugal v Spain

21 July 2006
18:30

Portugal	1–5	Spain
Reinaldo Ventura - 33'	(Report)	Josep Maria Ordeig - 20' Sergi Panadero - 24' Marc Gual - 26', 30' Pedro Gil - 36'

Referee: FERMI, GIANNI (Italy)

Portugal v Italy

22 July 2006
18:30

Portugal	5–4	Italy
Sérgio Silva - 6', 32' Ricardo Barreiros - 17' Vítor Hugo - 24', 33'		Davide Motaran - 5' Francesco Dolce - 25', 26' Mattia Cocco - 37'

Referee: ARMATI, ENRICO (Switzerland)

Follonica H

FC Porto

Portuguese Roller Hockey First Division

2014–15 teams	Benfica Candelária Carvalhos Juventude de Viana Oliveirense Óquei Barcelos Os Tigres Paço d'Arcos Porto Póvoa Sanjoanense Sporting CP Turquel Valongo

Former teams	Braga Cambra Famalicense Física Gulpilhares Juventude Ouriense Portosantense Seixal Sintra

Portuguese roller hockey by seasons

2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2010–11

Roller hockey in Portugal

Governing Bodies	Portuguese Roller Sports Federation

Competitions	First Division Second Division Third Division Cup Super Cup

Roller hockey in the world

World

Nations	Men's World Cup Women's World Cup Men's World Cup U-20 Nations Cup World Games Golden Cup

Clubs	World Club Championship Intercontinental Cup

Governing bodies	CIRH FIRS

Europe

Nations	Men's Euro Cup Women's Euro Cup Men's Euro Cup U-20 Men's Euro Cup U-17 Women's Euro Cup U-20 Latin Cup

Clubs	CERH European League Women's European League CERS Cup Continental Cup Eurockey Cup EVRICup CERH Cup Winners' Cup (defunct)

Governing bodies	CERH CERS

National championship	Austria Belgium England France Germany Italy Israel Netherlands Portugal Spain (Men Women) Switzerland

National cups	Austria Belgium England France Germany Italy Israel Netherlands Portugal (Men Supercup) Spain (Men Women Supercup) Switzerland

Asia

Nations	Asian Cup

Governing bodies	CARS

National championship	India Japan Macau Pakistan Chinese Taipei

America

Nations	American Cup Pan American ODESUR Games

Clubs	South American Club Championship Women's South American Club Championship

Governing bodies	CPRS

National championship	Argentina Brazil Chile Colombia Mexico Uruguay USA

Africa

Nations	African Cup

Clubs	African Club Championship

Governing bodies	FARS

National championship	Angola Egypt Mozambique South Africa

Oceania

Governing bodies	OCRS

National championship	Australia New Zealand

Events in

2013	World Cup Luanda World Cup U-20 Euro U-17 65th Nations Cup Eurockey Cup U-15 Women's Euro U-17 Women's Euro

2014	Euro Cup Latin Cup Ladies World Cup Tourcoing B-WC U-20 Euro Cup U-17 Euro Cup Eurockey Cup (U-15 U-17)

2015	World Cup La Roche Sur Yon World Cup U-20 Euro U-17 66th Nations Cup Eurockey Cup Women's Euro

2016	Euro Cup Latin Cup Ladies World B-WC U-20 Euro Cup U-17 Euro Cup Eurockey Cup

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