Francisco Rodrigues (Portuguese footballer)

Francisco Rodrigues (born 26 July 1914^[1]) was a Portuguese football player. He played in Benfica between 1939 ad 1942 and moved to Vitória de Setúbal where he won two Bota de Prata awards (League top scorer), becoming the first player to win it two straight outright times.^[2] While at Benfica, he scored 9 goals against city rivals, Sporting CP.^[3]

Bola de Prata winners

1935: Soeiro
1936: Pinga
1937: Soeiro
1938: Peyroteo
1939: Costuras
1940: Peyroteo & Kodrnja
1941: Peyroteo
1942: Dias
1943: Julinho
1944: Rodrigues
1945: Rodrigues
1946: Peyroteo
1947: Peyroteo
1948: Araújo
1949: Peyroteo
1950: Julinho
1951: Vasques
1952: J. Águas
1953: Matateu
1954: Martins
1955: Matateu
1956: J. Águas
1957: J. Águas
1958: Arsénio
1959: J. Águas
1960: Ribeiro
1961: J. Águas
1962: Veríssimo
1963: Torres
1964: Eusébio
1965: Eusébio
1966: Eusébio & Figueiredo
1967: Eusébio
1968: Eusébio
1969: António
1970: Eusébio
1971: Artur Jorge
1972: Artur Jorge
1973: Eusébio
1974: Yazalde
1975: Yazalde
1976: Jordão
1977: Gomes
1978: Gomes
1979: Gomes
1980: Jordão
1981: Nené
1982: Jacques
1983: Gomes
1984: Gomes & Nené
1985: Gomes
1986: Fernandes
1987: Cascavel
1988: Cascavel
1989: Vata
1990: Magnusson
1991: R. Águas
1992: Ricky
1993: Cadete
1994: Yekini
1995: Nader
1996: Domingos
1997: Jardel
1998: Jardel
1999: Jardel
2000: Jardel
2001: Pena
2002: Jardel
2003: Faye & Simão
2004: McCarthy
2005: Liédson
2006: Meyong
2007: Liédson
2008: López
2009: Nenê
2010: Cardozo
2011: Hulk
2012: Cardozo & Lima
2013: Martínez
2014: Martínez
2015: Martínez

References

↑ Player profile. Retrieved 12-05-2011
↑ Claro, Paulo (2009-06-12). "Portugal – List of Topscorers". RSSSF.
↑ The best scorers ever. Retrieved 12-05-2011

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