The Primeira Liga, often known outside of Portugal as the Portuguese Liga, is the top professional football division of the Portuguese football league system. The Liga NOS, as it is sometimes known, is contested by 18 clubs each season. Unlike many other European leagues, there is no relegation or promotion from the Primeira Liga to a lower division. The champion and runner-up of the season qualify for the following season's UEFA Champions League (group stage), while the teams placed 3rd to 5th enter the UEFA Europa League (group stage). The bottom three teams of the league get relegated to the LigaPro.\n\nThe league format consists of playing each club twice, one home and one away. It is contested from August to May, with a third-place playoff and relegation playoff occurring at the end of each season. The Liga NOS is considered from one of the most competitive and challenging leagues in the world, with several high-level clubs competing for the championship title. The "Big Three" of Portuguese football are considered to be Sporting CP, SL Benfica, and FC Porto, all of which have won the Primeira Liga a combined 83 of the 87 championships contested since 1934. \n\nPopular players from the Primeira Liga include SL Benfica’s Raul Jimenez, who has scored more than 70 goals in 3 seasons, Sporting CP’s Bruno Fernandes, who has had one of the best careers in the league, FC Porto’s Otávio, who’s debut season garnered the attention of soccer fans worldwide, and Sporting CP’s João Mário, voted the best Portuguese player of the 2016/17 season.\n\nThe Primeira Liga has seen record numbers in terms of attendance and viewership in recent years, with an average attendance of more than 20,000 per game and television viewership in the tens of millions. The league has also experienced success in European tournaments, with Sporting CP, SL Benfica, and FC Porto all making it to the Champions League Semi-Finals and SL Benfica making it to the Europa League Final in 2013.\n\nIn terms of Portuguese Liga championships, Sporting CP is the leader with 36 titles, SL Benfica is in second with 33 titles, and FC Porto has the third most with 18 titles. The Primeira Liga is one of the top football leagues in the world and boasts some of the best players, owners, and coaches. With its strong international presence and dedicated fan base, Primeira Liga sure to remain one of the top leagues in Europe for years to come.

Primeira Liga

Benfica

CD Nacional

Casa Pia AC

Estoril

Estrela Amadora

FC Alverca

FC Arouca

FC Famalicão

FC Porto

Gil Vicente FC

Moreirense

Rio Ave FC

SC Braga

Santa Clara

Tondela

Vitória Guimarães

League

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From Jose Gomes Stadium in Amadora, Lisboa, Portugal.

Estrela Amadora vs FC Porto

Final: Estrela Amadora 1-2 FC Porto; FC Porto wins 0-0 on aggregate.

Soccer

Sergio Alexandre Andrad Male

Leandro Antonetti

Billal Brahimi

Gonzalo Calcada de Sa Sanchidrian

Joao Gastao

Mathew Tegiri Gbomadu

 Manu

Abraham Marcus

Jorge Meirele

Chilohem Onuoha

Rodrigo Pinho

Henrique Poniewas

Joao Resende

Alisson Souza

Sydney Van Hooijdonk

Forwards

Jovane Cabral

Eddy Doue

Pape Fuhrer

Kevin Hoog Jansson

Tom Moustier

Assane Ndiaye Dione

Robson Lucas Oliveira Botelho

Alex Sola

Ianis Stoica

Paulo Daniel Valente Moreira

Lucas Rodrigues de Almeida Loureiro

Midfielders

 Caica

Atanas Chernev

Semeu Commey

Issiar Drame

Jefferson Encada

Yahya Kalley

Bruno Langa

Stefan Lekovic

 Otavio

Luan Patrick

Bernardo Schappo

Max Scholze

Georgiy Tunguliadi

Joao Vale

Defenders

 Dudu

David Grilo

Francisco Meixedo

Diogo Pinto

Renan Ribeiro

Goalkeepers

Final: Estrela Amadora vs FC Porto on Sun Apr 26, 2026

Final

Sun, Apr 26

0:0 F.P

Standings

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