Portugal Liga Andebol 09/06 19:00 1 [11] Sporting Clube v AC Fafe [11] W 30-17
Champions League Qualification 09/03 14:05 1 Sporting Clube v Alpla HC Hard W 35-34
Champions League Qualification 09/02 11:30 2 Sporting Clube v Cocks W 31-27
Club Friendlies 08/19 14:00 - Sporting Clube v GOG L 26-33
Portugal Cup 06/04 16:00 - Sporting Clube v ABC Braga L 33-35
Portugal Cup 06/03 14:45 - AA Avanca v Sporting Clube W 21-24
Portugal Liga Andebol 05/31 18:30 10 [1] Sporting Clube v SL Benfica [3] W 25-23
Challenge Cup 05/27 14:00 1 Potaissa Turda v Sporting Clube W 24-30
Challenge Cup 05/21 16:00 1 Sporting Clube v Potaissa Turda W 37-28
Portugal Liga Andebol 05/17 19:00 9 [4] Madeira SAD v Sporting CP [2] D 30-30
Portugal Liga Andebol 05/13 17:00 8 [2] Sporting Clube v FC Porto [1] W 28-27
Portugal Liga Andebol 05/10 20:00 7 [6] Aguas Santas v Sporting Clube [2] W 20-24
Challenge Cup 04/29 17:00 2 Sporting CP v JMS Hurry-Up W 37-14
Challenge Cup 04/22 18:00 2 JMS Hurry-Up v Sporting CP W 27-32
Portugal Liga Andebol 04/19 19:00 6 [2] Sporting CP v ABC Braga [4] W 31-26
Portugal Liga Andebol 04/15 20:00 5 [3] SL Benfica v Sporting Clube [2] D 29-29
Portugal Liga Andebol 04/12 19:00 4 Sporting Clube v Madeira W 36-34
Portugal Liga Andebol 04/08 20:00 3 [1] FC Porto v Sporting Clube [2] L 30-28
Portugal Liga Andebol 04/01 17:00 2 Sporting Clube v Aguas Santas W 36-31
Challenge Cup 03/26 14:00 3 Sporting Clube v ASE Douka W 27-25
EHF Cup 03/25 15:00 3 ASE Doukas v Sporting Clube W 23-35
Portugal Liga Andebol 03/22 21:00 1 [4] ABC Braga v Sporting Clube [2] W 25-27
Portugal Cup 03/18 15:00 - Sporting Clube v SL Benfica - View
Portugal Liga Andebol 03/15 21:00 26 [2] Sporting Clube v AA Avanca [7] W 29-27
Portugal Liga Andebol 03/01 20:30 25 [3] SL Benfica v Sporting Clube [2] W 27-30
Portugal Liga Andebol 02/25 18:00 24 [2] Sporting Clube v ADA Maia Ismai [10] W 40-23
Challenge Cup 02/19 18:00 4 Sporting CP v Pelister Bitola W 35-26
Challenge Cup 02/18 18:00 4 Pelister 08 Bitola v Sporting Clube W 18-32
Portugal Liga Andebol 02/14 20:00 23 Belenenses v Sporting Clube W 24-36
Portugal Liga Andebol 02/08 20:00 22 [2] Sporting Clube v FC Porto [1] L 26-27

Sporting Clube de Portugal has a professional handball team based in Lisbon, Portugal, since 1932, and plays in Andebol 1. The club is one of the most decorated handball clubs in Portugal, having won 42 national titles and 2 international titles.

History

Handball was introduced in Sporting Clube de Portugal in 1932.[]

Sporting dominated Portuguese handball, particularly in the sixties and seventies and even in the eighties, with emphasis on the period from 1966 to 1973, in which seven National Championships were won in eight possible, five of which were consecutive, with a mythical team that became known as Os Sete Magníficos.[]

In 1995, Sporting fans were forced to choose the modalities to keep in the club, due to financial problems, having chosen handball and futsal, leading to the closure of the basketball, hockey and volleyball sections (which returned in the meantime).[]

Sporting Clube de Portugal is a professional handball team based in Lisbon, Portugal. The team is one of the most successful in Portuguese handball history, having won numerous national championships and cups. Sporting Clube is known for its strong defense, quick transitions, and skilled players who excel in both attack and defense.

The team's colors are green and white, and they play their home matches at the iconic Pavilhão João Rocha arena. Sporting Clube has a passionate fan base that fills the arena for every match, creating an electric atmosphere that motivates the players to perform at their best.

The team is known for its commitment to developing young talent, with a strong youth academy that has produced many top players who have gone on to represent Portugal at the international level. Sporting Clube is a respected and competitive team in the European handball scene, regularly competing in continental competitions and challenging some of the best teams in Europe.

Overall, Sporting Clube de Portugal is a powerhouse in Portuguese handball, with a rich history of success and a bright future ahead.