António Sousa

António Sousa (born 1957), pron. IPA: [ɐ̃'tɔniu 'so(ou)zɐ], was a Portuguese footballer, playing as a midfielder. During his career he played for SC Beira-Mar, FC Porto, Sporting Lisbon and again for Beira-Mar.

He was national champion and winner of the Cup of Portugal for FC Porto several times, before moving to Sporting, in 1984-85.

He received 27 caps for the Portuguese national team, from 1981 to 1989, playing at the Euro Cup 1984 finals, where he scored the goal in the tie against Spain (1-1), and at the 1986 FIFA World Cup finals.

After putting an end to his football career, he became a coach.

	Portugal squad - 1986 FIFA World Cup
1 Bento \| 2 Pinto \| 3 Sousa \| 4 Ribeiro \| 5 Álvaro \| 6 Carlos Manuel \| 7 Pacheco \| 8 Frederico \| 9 Gomes \| 10 Futre \| 11 Bandeirinha \| 12 Martins \| 13 Morato \| 14 Magalhães \| 15 Oliveira \| 16 José António \| 17 Diamantino \| 18 Sobrinho \| 19 Águas \| 20 Inácio \| 21 André \| 22 Damas \| Coach: Torres