Campeonato de Lisboa

Campeonato de Lisboa

Country	Portugal
Founded	1906
Folded	1947
Number of teams	10
Level on pyramid	1 (1906–1921) 2 (1922–1934) 3 (1935–1947)
Promotion to	Portuguese Second Division
Domestic cup(s)	Lisbon FA Cup
Most championships	Sporting CP (18 titles)
Website	http://www.fpf.pt/

The Campeonato de Lisboa (English: Championship of Lisbon) was a regional football league in Portugal, situated at the third level of the Portuguese football league system. The division started in 1906, even before Lisbon Football Association was created, and ran until 1947.

In 1922 the Campeonato de Portugal was created to define who was the Portuguese Champion, it reunited all of regional league winners in a playoff. From 1934, with the establishment of the Primeira Divisão and Segunda Divisão, it became the third level. As time progressed, main clubs focused on national competitions, so the league folded in 1947.

List of champions

Clubs
	Season	Champions	Runners-up	Third place	Teams	Rounds /win
Campeonato de Lisboa (unofficial)
	1906–07	Carcavelos	Benfica	Lisbon Cricket	4	5
	1907–08	Carcavelos (2)	Sporting CP	Benfica	6	10
	1908–09	Carcavelos (3)	Benfica	CIF	6	10
	1909–10	Benfica	Carcavelos	CIF	6	10
Campeonato de Lisboa (official)
	1910–11	CIF	Benfica	Sporting CP	7	11
	1911–12	Benfica (2)	CIF	Sporting CP	4	6
	1912–13	Benfica (3)	Sporting CP	Império	5	8
	1913–14	Benfica (4)	CIF	Sporting CP	6	10
	1914–15	Sporting CP	Benfica	Império	6	10
	1915–16	Benfica (5)	Lisboa FC	Sporting CP	5	5
	1916–17	Benfica (6)	Sporting CP	Império	5	7
	1917–18	Benfica (7)	Sporting CP	Império	3	4
	1918–19	Sporting CP (2)	Benfica	Vitória de Setúbal	5	10
	1919–20	Benfica (8)	Belenenses	Sporting CP	6	9
	1920–21	Casa Pia	Sporting CP	Belenenses	8	12
	1921–22	Sporting CP (3)	Benfica	CIF	4	6
	1922–23	Sporting CP (4)	Casa Pia[1]	Benfica	6	9
	1923–24	Vitória de Setúbal[2]	Casa Pia	Sporting CP	6	9
	1924–25	Sporting CP (5)	Belenenses	Benfica	5	8
	1925–26	Belenenses	Sporting CP	Carcavelinhos	8	14
	1926–27	Vitória de Setúbal (2)	Belenenses	Carcavelinhos	8	14
	1927–28	Sporting CP (6)	Benfica	Belenenses	8	14
	1928–29	Belenenses (2)	Benfica	Carcavelinhos FC	8	14
	1929–30	Belenenses (3)	Benfica	Sporting CP	8	14
	1930–31	Sporting CP (7)	Belenenses	União de Lisboa	8	14
	1931–32	Belenenses (4)	Sporting CP	Benfica	10	13
	1932–33	Benfica (9)	Belenenses	Sporting CP	10	17
	1933–34	Sporting CP (8)	Carcavelinhos	Belenenses	10	8
	1934–35	Sporting CP (9)	Benfica	Belenenses	6	12
	1935–36	Sporting CP (10)	Benfica	Belenenses	6	11
	1936–37	Sporting CP (11)	Benfica	Carcavelinhos	6	10
	1937–38	Sporting CP (12)	Benfica	Belenenses	6	10
	1938–39	Sporting CP (13)	Belenenses	Benfica	6	10
	1939–40	Benfica (10)	Sporting CP	Belenenses	6	10
	1940–41	Sporting CP (14)	Benfica	Belenenses	6	10
	1941–42	Sporting CP (15)	Benfica	Belenenses	6	10
	1942–43	Sporting CP (16)	Benfica	Belenenses	6	10
	1943–44	Belenenses (5)	Benfica	Sporting CP	6	10
	1944–45	Sporting CP (17)	Benfica	Belenenses	6	10
	1945–46	Belenenses (6)	Sporting CP	Atlético CP	6	10
	1946–47	Sporting CP (18)	Benfica	Belenenses	6	10

Full table

                        S   G   W   D   L     G     Pts(2)  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9 10
1 SL Benfica           41 404 250  61  93 1173-539   591   10 19  6  2  4
2 Sporting CP          40 391 251  55  85 1109-506   581   18  9  9  2  2
3 CF Belenenses        27 297 177  52  68  863-421   414    6  6 12  2
4 Carcavelinhos FC     18 209  85  29  95  417-486   205       1  4  4  7  2
5 Casa Pia             17 195  52  36 107  264-490   146    1  2     4     8  1  2
6 União FC Lisboa      14 170  54  19  97  288-418   133          1  3  2  6  2
7 CIF                  16 108  38   9  61  180-250    95    1  2  3  3  4  2  1
8 SC Império           17 135  23  13  99  147-398    69          4  4  4  1  1  3
9 FC Barreirense        5  55  24   7  24  112-108    67             3  2
10 Vitória Setúbal      6  58  27   9  22  102- 92    63    2     1  2  1  1
11 Carcavelos SC        4  30  26   2   2  154- 17    62    3  1
12 Atlético CP          5  50  17   7  26  111-149    41          1  2  2
13 Chelas               5  52   9   9  34   55-157    31                      3     2
14 Lisboa FC            6  48   7   2  39   54-195    30       1     2  2  1
15 Unidos FC Lisboa     5  50  12   4  34   98-156    28             2  3
16 Luso FC              3  25   7   5  13   34- 71    23                      1  1     1
17 União Belenense      3  21   4   3  14   21- 48    21             1  1     1
18 Bom Sucesso          5  60   4   6  50   49-259    16                      1  3  1
19 GD CUF               3  30   6   3  21   58-108    15                1  2
20 GD Estoril-Praia     2  20   5   2  13   41- 62    12             1     1
21 Lisbon Cricket       2   9   4   1   4   15- 22    11          1  1
22 Cruz Quebrada        2  17   4   1  12   19- 48    11             1  1
23 SC Campo Ourique     1   8   2   2   4   10- 23    10             1
24 Fósforos             4  38   3   2  33   47-201     8                   3           1
25 Oriental             1  10   2   1   7   20- 36     5                1
26 CD Palhavã           1  14   2   0  12   11- 46     4                         1
27 Cruz Negra           1   8   1   1   6    5- 31     3                   1
28 SG Sacavenense       1   9   1   1   7    8- 41     3                               1
29 Gilman               1   8   0   0   8    2- 31     0                   1
30 Ajudense             1   7   0   0   7    0- 58     0                   1

Note: F.C. Barreirense and Vitória de Setúbal participated as guest teams since they belonged to the Setúbal Football Association.

References

1. As second division champions Casa Pia earned the right to play a championship final with Sporting, which they lost 2–0.
2. As second division champions Vitória Setúbal earned the right to play a championship final with Casa Pia, which they won 1–0.

External links

• Campeonato de Lisboa at Footballzz.com
• Campeonato de Lisboa (Portuguese)