Porto beat Morrazo Cangas 36:21 in a club friendly match played on 13 August 2026, starting at 19:00. The scoreline told its own story from the first whistle, with Porto never really looking back after finding their rhythm early on.
And here's the thing — Porto's recent form has been nothing short of relentless. They'd scored 42 goals against Aguas-Santas just three months earlier, then followed with a 41:24 victory over the same opposition in April. Against Benfica they'd put four goals past the Portuguese giants, 42:32.
Morrazo Cangas, by then, had been holding their own in tighter contests. A 32:30 draw against Puente-Jenil in May showed they could compete at this level, as had that 28:28 stalemate with Caserio Ciudad-Real. But against Porto's attack, they simply found no answer.
The final tally of 36:21 meant Porto ended a barren spell against Spanish opposition, while Morrazo Cangas let the game flow in the second half only to lose their grip on any imaginary advantage. To be fair, the visitors had shown they could score — their five previous matches averaged 26.4 goals each.
What the result means on paper is straightforward: Porto remain in the form that has defined their season, while Morrazo Cangas' recent inconsistency — two losses among five matches — was laid bare on this evening.