Porto vs Sporting CP: Top of the table clash featuring familiar foes

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LiveSoccerTV.com provides info to catch Porto vs Sporting CP on Friday, March 2nd.

Broadcast info

Who's playing: It's a top of the table clash as Porto, who are still unbeaten this season, take on familiar rivals Sporting in one of Portuguese football's most celebrated rivalries and biggest games this Friday.

What time: Friday, March 2nd at 12:00 PST/15:00 EST/20:00 GMT

What stadium: Estádio Do Dragão (max capacity: 50.399)

Which channel:

Match details, result and original broadcast info

Porto 2 - 1 Sporting CP

March 2, 2018 3:30pmEstádio Do Dragão (Porto)

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Match Facts & Stats

The largest ever win in this fixture saw Porto beat Sporting CP 10-1
Porto are undefeated in their last 30 home matches
In addition, they have won 9 of their last 11 home matches against Sporting in all competitions
However, Sporting are undefeated in 24 of their last 25 matches

Preview

Despite their strong home record, Porto were rather infamously humiliated 5-0 by Liverpool last month, and can kiss any chance of being Portugal's sole representative in this season's Champions League quarter-finals goodbye. That being said, they're still unbeaten in the league and boast a five point gap over reigning champs Benfica as well as upcoming opponents Sporting CP, and are looking good to end Benfica's hold on the domestic crown should they be able to continue in this same vein of form.

Here's some interesting food for thought ahead of today's big fixture:

On Friday, FC Porto could make a giant leap towards the Portuguese League title. But Sporting CP have other ideas...

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— LiveSoccerTV.com (@LiveSoccerTV) March 1, 2018

As for Sporting CP, they have won their last three domestic fixtures, but have slipped into third spot. Unlike their upcoming foes, Jorge Jesus's side are still very much alive in European competition, as they face a Europa League round of 16 tie against Czech outfit Viktoria Plzen next week. However, it goes without saying that the visitors will be under more pressure to pick up maximum points here - as any further slip-ups could see them cut even more adrift of Benfica and current league leaders Porto.