Gil Vicente FC

Gil Vicente FC

Full name

Gil Vicente Futebol Clube

Nickname

Gilistas

Founded

1924

Ground

Complexo Desportivo Municipal
de Barcelos,
Barcelos (Municipal Sports
Complex of Barcelos)

Capacity

12,504

Chairman

Abílio Martins

Manager

Vítor Oliveira

League

SuperLiga

2003–04

SuperLiga, 12th

Gil Vicente Futebol Clube, founded in 1924, is a Portuguese football club, that plays in Barcelos. It is named Gil Vicente after the Portuguese playwright of the same name.

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