The CD Tondela crest typically uses green and yellow with elements linked to Tondela, in a shield recognised in inland Portugal. The badge marks the club's Beira identity — distinct from generic prose — and summarises its link to the national elite and second tier in Portuguese football.
Clube Desportivo Tondela, founded in 1933 in Tondela (Viseu district), established itself in Portuguese football with promotion to the Primeira Liga and several top-flight seasons in the 2010s. Known for green and yellow colours, Tondela represents inland Beira and plays at Estádio João Cardoso. Promotion cycles, survival seasons and returns to the second tier mark the recent story; local support and regional rivalry shape the calendar. Youth work and a community project keep CD Tondela as a mid-sized-town reference on the national map of Portuguese football.
Fans — Clube Desportivo Tondela
Clube Desportivo Tondela is part of the THECLUB INDEX catalogue. This page celebrates the club identity, crest and home ground.
Founded in 1933, they play at Estádio João Cardoso.
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The CD Tondela crest typically uses green and yellow with elements linked to Tondela, in a shield recognised in inland Portugal. The badge marks the club's Beira identity — distinct from generic prose — and summarises its link to the national elite and second tier in Portuguese football.
Club history — Clube Desportivo Tondela
Clube Desportivo Tondela, founded in 1933 in Tondela (Viseu district), established itself in Portuguese football with promotion to the Primeira Liga and several top-flight seasons in the 2010s. Known for green and yellow colours, Tondela represents inland Beira and plays at Estádio João Cardoso. Promotion cycles, survival seasons and returns to the second tier mark the recent story; local support and regional rivalry shape the calendar. Youth work and a community project keep CD Tondela as a mid-sized-town reference on the national map of Portuguese football.
Estádio João Cardoso in Tondela holds about 5,000 and is CD Tondela's home. It hosts Primeira Liga, Liga Portugal 2 and national cups, combining mid-sized-town scale with the green-and-yellow atmosphere of the Beira club.
