The CD Mafra crest combines green and white with Mafrense identity in an Oeste shield. The badge marks tradition since 1965 and professional spells, distinct from generic filler, and summarises the link to Mafra on the national map. The badge remains a symbol of continuity and regional pride on the sporting map.
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Clube Desportivo de Mafra, founded in 1965 in Mafra, is a reference for the Oeste and Lisbon's northern fringe. Liga Portugal 2 spells and Liga 3 presence shaped Mafrense identity. Green and white colours link the club to the historic town and municipality. Estádio Municipal de Mafra hosts supporters; Oeste rivalries and promotion cycles shape daily life. Youth work and community roots keep Mafra on the modern Portuguese football map beside the Lisbon metro area. Local identity, player development and the bond with supporters continue to define the club's path in contemporary football.
Torcida — Clube Desportivo de Mafra
O Clube Desportivo de Mafra faz parte do catálogo THECLUB INDEX. Esta página celebra a identidade, o emblema e a casa do clube.
Fundado em 1965, manda no Estádio Municipal de Mafra.
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The CD Mafra crest combines green and white with Mafrense identity in an Oeste shield. The badge marks tradition since 1965 and professional spells, distinct from generic filler, and summarises the link to Mafra on the national map. The badge remains a symbol of continuity and regional pride on the sporting map.
História do clube — Clube Desportivo de Mafra
Clube Desportivo de Mafra, founded in 1965 in Mafra, is a reference for the Oeste and Lisbon's northern fringe. Liga Portugal 2 spells and Liga 3 presence shaped Mafrense identity. Green and white colours link the club to the historic town and municipality. Estádio Municipal de Mafra hosts supporters; Oeste rivalries and promotion cycles shape daily life. Youth work and community roots keep Mafra on the modern Portuguese football map beside the Lisbon metro area. Local identity, player development and the bond with supporters continue to define the club's path in contemporary football.
Estádio Municipal de Mafra in Mafra holds about 12,000 and is CD Mafra's home. It hosts Liga Portugal 2, Liga 3 and cups, combining modern infrastructure with the Oeste's green-and-white atmosphere.
