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1928/29 · League · Double Round Robin

Lisbon Championship

ChampionBelenenses LogoBelenenses

This Edition
8Teams
56Played
244Goals
4.36Per Game

Standings

Matchday 1414
Competition Table
Position
Summary
#TeamPldWDLGF+/-Pts ↓PldWDLGF+/-PtsPldWDLGF+/-PtsForm / Next
114111254-19+3523760131-9+2212751123-10+1311
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21485145-20+2521844024-6+1812641121-14+79
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31473433-21+1217641115-6+99832318-15+38
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41464434-26+816741219-12+79723215-14+17
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51454526-22+414732212-1208722314-10+46
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61425719-37-189723215-150770254-22-182
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71432922-53-318721416-28-12571156-25-193
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814201211-46-35472056-18-12470075-28-230
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Format & points

  • FormatLeague
  • PhaseLeague Phase
2Win
1Draw
0Loss
Two points for a win
Extra timePenaltiesAway goalsTies decided on aggregate

Tie-break order

When teams are level on points, positions are decided by:
  1. Head-to-head points
  2. Head-to-head goal difference
  3. Head-to-head goals scored
  4. Overall goal difference
  5. Overall goals scored

Zones

  • ChampionPosition 1Champion
  • NeutralPositions 2–7Safe Zone
  • RelegationPosition 8Lower Division

Competition FactsFacts

14 matches: 8W-5D-1L, 57% won.
Top scorer: Vítor Silva with 9 goals.
Player of the season: António Pinho — 72 points from 12 matches (4 clean sheets).
Biggest win: 8-0 against Império Lisboa Clube on 24 Feb 1929.
Longest unbeaten run: 7 matches (Oct–Dec).
45 scored, 20 conceded — 3.21 a game.
5 clean sheets in 14 matches.
Won 10 times, most recently in 1940 — runners-up 14 times.
All-time in Lisbon Championship: 405 matches across 41 seasons — 247W-60D-98L.
Our leading scorer in the competition: Vítor Silva with 52 goals.
Biggest win in the competition: 15-0 against Lisboa FC (Campo Grande) on 9 Apr 1911.
Our first match in the competition was on 4 Nov 1906.

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