Circuito da Boavista, an old Formula One street course in Porto, Portugal
For a half dozen years, the Romanian genius spread his art and lead Boavista to an era of success.
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In a deeply touching atmosphere, Boavista supporters said farewell to their eternal number 7.
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Boavista played with two defensive midfielders covering the spaces behind him and allowing great freedom for the skilful man.
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The Romanian playmaker decided to join the bitter rivals, Boavista.
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A late dramatic goal gave Brøndby a 2–1 victory and sent the tie to extra-time but those crucial 30 minutes saw Boavista scoring three goals to book its first present in Europe's most important club competition.
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After his retirement, as prove of his love for the club, Timofte opened a restaurant and a hotel in his hometown, Timişoara, both called Boavista.
Augusto Wheliton (born 23 July 1972 in São Paulo) is a retired Braziian football player who played for a number of clubs both in Brazil and Europe, including Boavista, Córdoba CF and Beira-Mar.
It is often a ritual meal for some that will eat it once a week or whenever they get together with friends before or after attending a football match from a local team (FC Porto, Boavista, Salgueiros, ...) A classic francesinha meal would include the sandwich, surrounded on a bed of chips doused in the famous sauce, and complimented with a fino (literally meaning thin, but, in this context, meaning fine) draught beer.
Óscar Maia Vasques de Carvalho (born 22 December 1903, date of death unknown) was a Portuguese footballer who played for Boavista and Leixões, as a defender.
For 2009–10 Leite moved teams again, joining Gondomar S.C. – also in division three – a team to which former Boavista chairman Valentim Loureiro also had connections.
He was then hired by Napoli, but dismissed after only eight games (including a UEFA Cup elimination at the hands of Boavista).