Ferroviário da Huíla
Full nameClube Ferroviário da Huíla
Founded15 October 1950 (1950-10-15)
GroundEstádio do Ferroviário
Capacity30,000
ChairmanAntónio Mendes da Cosceição
Manager?
LeagueGira Angola
20054th

Clube Ferroviário da Huíla, formerly Clube Ferroviário de Sá da Bandeira,[1] is an Angolan sports club based in the city of Lubango, Huíla Province.

The club has won the Angolan Football Cup in 1985 and 1989.[2]

Achievements

In 1988, Ferroviário da Huíla became the first Angolan team to ever reach the quarter-finals of a CAF competition.

League & Cup Positions

Manager history and performance

SeasonCoachL2L1CCoachL2L1CCoachL2L1C
1980Angola José Damião
1981Angola Carlos GuedesAngola Cardim Pinto
1983Angola Zé do Pau
1984
1985Damião PintoAngola David de Sousa1985 Angola Cup
1986Angola David de SousaMozambique Rui Rodrigues
1987Mozambique Rui Rodrigues
1988Portugal Nina SerranoAngola João Miguel
1989Angola João MiguelArgentina Rúben Garcia1989 Angola Cup
1990Argentina Rúben Garcia
1991Angola RaimundoAngola João Miguel
1992 ?Angola Damião Pinto

Players

Ferroviário da Huíla players
Nat Nick Name A P J. Damião C.P. David Sousa R.R. R.G. R.G.
1979 1980 1981 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990
– – – – – – – – 10 –
AngolaAdãoAdão Lourenço1981
AngolaAfonsoMF19791985
AngolaAltinoAltino Inocêncio AnanásDF1981
AngolaÁlvaroGK1980
AngolaAntónioAntónio TomásMF1981
AngolaAntunesFW1980
AngolaArmindoGK198819891990
AngolaBarbosaDomingos António26MF198119841985198619881989
AngolaBartolomeu23DF198519861988
AngolaBartolomeuMF1980
AngolaBernardo1986
AngolaCacoFW197919801981
AngolaCaetano1980
AngolaCalei20DF19851990
AngolaCaliDF1984
AngolaCanhoto †José Domingos Francisco27DF197919801981198419851986
AngolaCarlitos17DF19881989
AngolaCarmona1984
AngolaCarvalhoFW19801981
AngolaCatarino19851986
AngolaChicoDF19801981
AngolaDavidDavid SousaDF19791980
AngolaDinhoFW198819891990
AngolaEmílio24MF1981198419851986
AngolaEspírito Santo21MF19851986
AngolaEsquerdinhoJoão António21MF19851986
AngolaFélix1981
AngolaFigueiredoFW1980
AngolaFirminoDF1986
AngolaFranciscoFrancisco MarquesMF1980
AngolaJaburúCarlos JaburúFW19851986198819891990
AngolaJaburú24GK1984198519861990
AngolaJacintoFW197919801981
AngolaJanuário †João José JanuárioFW1981
AngolaJoão dos Santos1979
AngolaJoão MiguelDF19791980198119841985
AngolaJonas25DF19841985198619881990
AngolaJorgitoFW19891990
AngolaLopesDF197919801981
AngolaLourençoFW1981
AngolaLucasDF19791980
AngolaMaia19791981
AngolaManicoDF1986198819891990
AngolaManú24DF1984198519861988
AngolaManuel1985
AngolaMariaManuel Maria27MF19851986
AngolaMárioGK1986
AngolaMarquesVictor MarquesFW19791980
AngolaMateta1985
AngolaMateusMF19791980
AngolaMaurícioGK19861988
AngolaMavó †Mavango Kiala33FW19861987198819891990
AngolaMiguelDF19801981
AngolaMiguel AntunesFW19791981
AngolaMingoFW19841985
AngolaMinguito29MF198519861988
AngolaMitó1990
AngolaMoisésDF1984
AngolaNandoMF19791980
AngolaNascimento24MF198419851986
AngolaNdissoJoão Ndisso Manuel28FW1985198619871988
AngolaNdisso II1988
AngolaOrlando19891990
AngolaPaivaMF19791981
AngolaPaulão19891990
AngolaPauloDF1980
AngolaPauloGK1981
AngolaPedritoFW19851986
AngolaPelé26GK198119851986
AngolaPinto da Costa1981
AngolaRaimundo35MF198419851986
AngolaRico19891990
AngolaRodrigues19801981
AngolaSalvadorSalvador Luís Carlos22DF1985198619881989
AngolaSimõesLuís Alberto SimõesDF19801981
AngolaSousa198819891990
AngolaTó ZéMF19801981
AngolaTomásFW1981
AngolaTuscha1988
AngolaVictorVictor JaburúGK19811986
AngolaVicky29DF1985
AngolaViveirosDF197919801981
AngolaZé do PauÁlvaro Manuel Faria Gomes37GK19791980
AngolaZeca Miúdo1986
Years 1979198019811984198519861987198819891990

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Nova direcção do Ferroviário perspectiva construir pavilhão multiuso" (in Portuguese). ANGOP.com. 17 Mar 2012. Retrieved 23 Nov 2014.
  2. ↑ "Angola - List of Cup Finals". RSSSF. Retrieved 2017-07-10.
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