Estádio Nacional
Jamor, Oeiras
38,000
Capacity
1944
Opened
Grass
Surface
Jamor, Oeiras
City
Home of
- Football
Cova da Piedade SAD
Cova da Piedade SAD club pageHistory
The Estádio Nacional (English: National Stadium), also known as Estádio do Jamor, Estádio Nacional do Jamor or Estádio de Honra (English: Stadium of Honour), is a multi-purpose stadium located within the Centro Desportivo Nacional do Jamor (English: Jamor National Sports Centre). Located in the municipality of Oeiras some 12 kilometres from the centre of the national capital Lisbon, the stadium has a capacity of 37,593 spectators. The spiritual home of Portuguese football, it has hosted the Taça de Portugal final since 1946 and the women's cup final since 2010 almost uninterrupted as well as the national team in over 50 occasions, primarily between 1945 and 1987 with sporadic matches in five other occasions since, most recently in 2026. Domestically, the venue has also been used by clubs in the absence of another ground, namely by Benfica in 2002-03, B-SAD from 2018 to 2022 and Casa Pia A.C.
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1946The spiritual home of Portuguese football, it has hosted the Taça de Portugal final…
The spiritual home of Portuguese football, it has hosted the Taça de Portugal final since 1946 and the women's cup final since 2010 almost uninterrupted as well as the national team in over 50 occasions, primarily between 1945 and 1987 with sporadic matches in five other occasions since, most recently in 2026.
1953It had previously been the stage for the 1953 Latin Cup won by French side Stade de…
It had previously been the stage for the 1953 Latin Cup won by French side Stade de Reims and later on repeated the duty for the 1967 European Cup Final in a match between Celtic against Inter Milan, earning the winning side the moniker of "Lisbon Lions".