Vitória de Setúbal, as well as the following (Sporting CP 1–0 Porto). The architect who designed the stadium was Tomás Taveira, who also designed stadiums for Euro 2004, including Beira-Mar's Estádio Municipal de Aveiro and Sporting CP's Estádio José Alvalade. The grounds belong to the municipality of Leiria. Due to an excessive rent, Leiria relocated to the Estádio Municipal in the nearby town of Marinha Grande, for 2011–12. For the following season, the club moved to Campo da Portela in Santa Catarina da Serra, home of U.D. Serra. After the SAD bankruptcy, the club returned to play its home matches at the Estádio Dr. Magalhães Pessoa. Managers Vieira Nunes (1989–90) Luís Campos (1992–93) Manuel Cajuda (1993–94) Vitor Manuel (1994–96) Eurico Gomes (1996) Quinito (1996–97) Vitor Manuel (1997) Vítor Oliveira (1997–98) Mário Reis (1998–99) Manuel José (1999–01) José Mourinho (2001–02) Mário Reis (2002) Vítor Pontes (2002) Manuel Cajuda (2002–03) Vítor Pontes (2003–05) José Manuel Gomes (2005) Jorge Jesus (2005–06) Domingos (2006–07) Paulo Duarte (2007) Vítor Oliveira (2007–08) Paulo Alves (2008) Manuel Fernandes (2008–09) Lito Vidigal (2009–10) Pedro Caixinha (2010–11) Vítor Pontes (2011) Manuel Cajuda (2011–12) José Dominguez (2012) Ricardo Moura (2012–2013) Luis Bilro (2012–2013) Rui Rodrigues (2013–2014) Jorge Casquilha (2014–2016) Siarhei Kabelski (2016) Kata (2016–2017) Serghei Cleșcenco (2017) Rui Amorim (2017–2018) Luís Pinto (2018) Tiago Vicente (2018) Filipe Cândido (2019–2020) Carlão (2020) Orlando (2020) Fans União's fans are called Leirienses, and their main group of supporters is Frente Leiria ("Leiria Front"). See also Apito Dourado References External links Zerozero team profile Football clubs in Portugal Association football clubs established in 1966 1966 establishments in Portugal UD Leiria Primeira Liga clubs Liga Portugal 2 clubs