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Sporting CP
Full name	Sporting Clube de Portugal
Nickname(s)	Leões (Lions) Verde-e-Brancos (Green'n'Whites)
Arena	Pavilhão João Rocha, Lisbon
Capacity	3,001
Head coach	Thierry Anti
League	Andebol 1
Home Away

The club is one of the most decorated handball clubs in Portugal, having won 39 national titles and 2 international titles.

Honours

Domestic competitions

• Campeonato Nacional de Andebol Masculino - Andebol 1: 19
  • 1951–52, 1955–56, 1960–61, 1965–66, 1966–67, 1968–69, 1969–70, 1970–71, 1971–72, 1972–73, 1977–78, 1978–79, 1979–80, 1980–81, 1983–84, 1985–86, 2000–01, 2016–17, 2017-18
• Divisão de Elite: 2
  • 2004–05, 2005–06
• Taça de Portugal: 15
  • 1971–72, 1972–73, 1974–75, 1980–81, 1982–83, 1987–88, 1988–89, 1997–98, 2000–01, 2002–03, 2003–04, 2004–05, 2011–12, 2012–13, 2013–14
• Super Taça: 3
  • 1997–98, 2001–02, 2013–14

International competitions

• EHF Challenge Cup: 2
  • 2009–10, 2016–17

Team

Current squad

Squad for the 2018–19 season

Transfers

Transfers for the 2019–20 season

Results in European competitions

Note: Sporting score is always listed first.

Season	Competition	Round	Club	1st leg	2nd leg	Aggregate
1966–67	EHF European Cup	R1	US Ivry Handball	19–22	8–25	27–47
1967–68	EHF European Cup	R2	BM Granollers	16–26	20–16	36–42
1969–70	EHF European Cup	R1	HV Sittardia	16–24	12–15	28–39
1970–71	EHF European Cup	R2	MAI Moscovo	-	-	Win Withdrew
		QF	Dukla Prague	-	-	Win Withdrew
		SF	VfL Gummersbach	17–25	11–27	28–50
1971–72	EHF European Cup	R2	VfL Gummersbach	6–38	20–20	26–59
1972–73	EHF European Cup	R1	HCB Karviná	11–24	15–16	26–40
1973–74	EHF Challenge Cup	R1	SK Avanti Lebbeke	16–16	16–9	32–25
		R2	Cervena Hezda	14–31	15–17	29–48
1975–76	EHF Cup Winners' Cup	L16	FIF Copenhagen	14–25	22–24	36–49
1978–79	EHF European Cup	R1	Stella St-Maur	18–18	12–22	30–40
1979–80	EHF European Cup	R1	Grasshoppers Zürich	23–23	19–23	42–46
1980–81	EHF European Cup	R1	BSV Bern	12–26	21–20	33–46
1981–82	EHF Cup Winners' Cup	R1	USM Gagni	25–27	22–31	47–58
1987–88	EHF Cup	R1	Hershi Gellen	18–20	22–16	40–36
		L16	Hellerup Kopenhagen	19–23	19–25	38–48
1988–89	EHF Cup Winners' Cup	R1	Pfadi Winterthur	29–25	19–27	48–52
1989–90	EHF Cup Winners' Cup	R1	Hapoel Rishon LeZion	24–40	23–18	47–58
1992–93	EHF Cup Winners' Cup	R1	Palommano Trieste	20–32	30–20	50–52
1996–97	EHF Cup	R1	Montpellier HB	22–16	16–22	38–38
1997–98	EHF Cup Winners' Cup	R1	ZTR Zaporozhye	31–25	23–24	54–49
		L16	HSG Dutenhofen	16–24	30–26	46–50
1998–99	EHF Cup Winners' Cup	R1	HK TJ VSZ Kosice	24–22	18–24	42–46
1999–00	EHF Challenge Cup	R1	US Dunkerque HB	23–18	20–26	43–44
2000–01	EHF Cup	R2	Showbizcity Aalsmeer	31–23	30–30	61–53
		R3	SKA Minsk	31–23	18–18	49–41
		L16	CB Cantabria	29–27	30–26	59–53
		QF	Haukar Handball	21–21	32–33	53–54
2001–02	EHF Champions League	R2	Steaua București	33–24	25–25	58–49
		Group stage	Portland San Antonio	26–36	28–31	3rd place
			RK Lovćen Cetinje	22–26	10–0
			Kolding IF	24–23	22–33
2003–04	EHF Cup Winners' Cup	R2	HC Berchem	31–20	32–22	63–42
		R3	Portovik Yuzhny	27–25	25–21	52–46
		L16	Redbergslids IK	29–19	29–35	58–54
		QF	RK Gorenje Velenje	33–27	26–32	59–59
2004–05	EHF Cup Winners' Cup	R2	Goldmann Druck Tulln	33–32	30–22	63–54
		R3	HSV Hamburg	24–28	24–25	48–53
2005–06	EHF Cup Winners' Cup	R2	HC Kehra	27–33	39–19	68–53
		R3	HCM Constanta	30–32	22–28	52–60
2006–07	EHF Cup Winners' Cup	R2	SPE Strovolos Nicosia	33–20	31–24	64–44
		R3	Dinamo București	29–35	27–30	56–65
2009–10	EHF Challenge Cup Winner	L16	AO Dimou Thermaikou	39–24	34–20	73–44
		QF	CSM Bacău	30–24	23–28	53–52
		SF	RD Slovan	28–23	30–33	58–56
		F	MMTS Kwidzyn	27–25	27–26	54–51
2010–11	EHF Challenge Cup	R3	HK Polytechnik	26–21	26–30	52–51
		L16	AEK	27–23	27–32	54–55
2011–12	EHF Challenge Cup	R3	Trabzonspor	31–29	41–18	72–47
		L16	HC Zubri	23–26	25–22	48–48
		QF	CSU Suceava	33–24	30–24	63–48
		SF	Wacker Thun	31–29	26–28	57–57
2012–13	EHF Cup	R1	Ystads IF	27–22	26–37	53–59
2013–14	EHF Cup	R2	Handbal Volendam	30–18	35–32	65–50
		R3	RK Poreč	24–24	30–25	54–49
		Group stage	Montpellier HB	27–28	31–36	2nd place
			RK Strumica	39–22	36–24
			Skjern	32–25	30–28
		QF	Pick Szeged	29–27	22–28	51–55
2014–15	EHF Cup	R2	HC Sporta Hlohovec	34–24	28–33	62–57
		R3	Fraikin BM. Granollers	27–25	23–25	50–50
2015–16	EHF Cup	R2	Team Tvis Holstebro	31–36	32–28	63–64
2016–17	EHF Challenge Cup Winner	R3	ASD Romagna Handball	32–25	37–24	69–49
		L16	RK Pelister	32–18	34–26	66–44
		QF	AC Doukas	35–23	27–25	62–48
		SF	JMS Hurry-Up	32–27	37–14	69–41
		F	AHC Potaissa Turda	37–28	30–24	67–52
2017–18	EHF Champions League	qSF	Riihimäki Cocks	31–27		31–27
		qF	Alpla HC Hard	35–34		35–34
		Group stage	Beşiktaş	30–26	34–27	4th place
			Motor Zaporozhye	23–31	29–32
			Metalurg Skopje	27–28	31–27
			Montpellier HB	29–33	32–33
			Chekhovskiye Medvedi	31–30	27–30
2018–19	EHF Champions League	Group stage	Beşiktaş	34–28	33–27	2nd place
			HT Tatran Prešov	26–28	30–27
			Metalurg Skopje	34–26	31–24
			Bjerringbro-Silkeborg	32–35	28–29
			Chekhovskiye Medvedi	33–31	23–22
		Playoff	Dinamo București	32–31	27–26	59–57
		L16	Telekom Veszprém

References

External links

• Sporting Handball Official Website
• Handball Centenariosporting.com

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