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FC Porto Scores in 14 Seconds – Fastest Goal Records & Highlights

FC Porto's Pietuszewski Scores Lightning-Fast Goal, But Drulovic Still Holds Club Record FC Porto defeated Arouca 3-1 in a Liga Portugal Betclic match on February 27, 2026, at the Estádio do Dragão. The match saw Oskar Pietuszewski score…

FC Porto Scores in 14 Seconds – Fastest Goal Records & Highlights

FC Porto’s Pietuszewski Scores Lightning-Fast Goal, But Drulovic Still Holds Club Record

FC Porto defeated Arouca 3-1 in a Liga Portugal Betclic match on February 27, 2026, at the Estádio do Dragão. The match saw Oskar Pietuszewski score a remarkably quick goal, though it didn’t quite break the club’s all-time record for fastest goal scored.

Pietuszewski’s Early Strike

Pietuszewski found the net just 14 seconds into the match, giving FC Porto an immediate lead. The goal initially faced scrutiny from the referee, Iancu Vasilica, but was ultimately validated after a VAR review. This goal is now the fastest scored by Porto at the new Estádio do Dragão.

Historical Context: Fastest Goals in FC Porto History

Although Pietuszewski’s goal was rapid, it wasn’t the quickest in FC Porto’s history. That honor belongs to Ljubinko Drulovic, who scored after just 13 seconds in a match against Vitória de Setúbal on February 19, 1995. A report in the next day’s edition of BALL detailed the astonishingly quick goal.

Prior to Drulovic, Walter González held the record for the fastest goal scored at the Estádio do Dragão, netting a goal after 10 seconds in Arouca’s 2-1 victory on February 7, 2016.

Match Details

FC Porto secured a 3-1 victory over Arouca, with goals from Pietuszewski (1′), Nais Djouahra (70′), William Gomes (90’+1 – penalty), and Terem Moffi (90’+8). The result keeps Porto at the top of the Liga Portugal Betclic standings.

Liga Portugal Betclic Standings (February 27, 2026)

As of February 27, 2026, the Liga Portugal Betclic standings were as follows:

  • FC Porto: 20-2-1, 62 points
  • Sporting CP: 18-4-1, 58 points
  • Benfica: 16-7-0, 55 points
  • Braga: 12-6-5, 42 points
  • Arouca: 7-5-11, 26 points

Source: ESPN, Sofascore

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