Did you know that even cemeteries have neighbours? Sport Lisboa e Olivais does. This club, founded on September 20, 1934, sits right across from the Olivais Cemetery, earning its players a rather interesting nickname: “Os Caveiras”, “The Skulls”. Don’t let that spook you though. Sport Lisboa e Olivais is all about fostering sports and recreation. While their home turf, Campo Branca Lucas, might not hold the prestige of some larger stadiums, its 2,000-person capacity has seen its fair share of victories. The club boasts a rich history in football, with championship titles under its belt, including the 3rd Division of the Lisbon Football Association in 1941/1942 and 1946/1947. They even hold a national record: 18 consecutive appearances in the National Third Division. Sport Lisboa e Olivais isn’t just about football though. They are deeply involved in futsal, boxing, kickboxing, and even reintroduced handball in 2014. So, next time you’re in Lisbon, take a detour to Campo Branca Lucas. You’ll find a club brimming with life, stories, and a spirit that’s anything but dead.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to