By Kazeem Ajibola Shoyebo
Super Eagles striker Terem Moffi scored his first goal for FC Porto as the league leaders sealed a 3–1 victory over Arouca in Primeira Liga action at the Estádio do Dragão.
FC Porto struck early, with 17-year-old Oskar Pietuszewski opening the scoring inside the opening minute, one of the fastest goals in club history at the Dragão, after just 13 seconds of play.
Arouca responded in the 70th minute through Näis Djouahra, who levelled the score and set up a tense finale.
As the match entered stoppage time, Porto reclaimed the lead when William Gomes converted a penalty in the 90 +1′ minute.
Terem Moffi capped the scoring in the 90 +8 minute with a close-range finish, marking his first goal for FC Porto since joining the club on loan.
Moffi’s decisive late strike arrived after coming off the bench, and it sealed a vital three points for Porto as they maintain their advantage in the Liga Portugal title race. The finish was assisted by Gomes and came during an extended stoppage period after an intense second half of football.
With the win, FC Porto remain firmly in control of the domestic title race, extending their lead over rivals as the season enters its final stretch. Moffi’s breakthrough moment adds a fresh attacking option as Porto prepare for upcoming clashes in both domestic and European competitions.