before independence
1960 - Clube de Futebol "Os Balantas" de Mansôa (1)
1961 - Clube de Futebol "Os Balantas" de Mansôa (2)
1962 - Clube de Futebol "Os Balantas" de Mansôa (3)
1963 - (4)
1964 - (5)
1965 - (5)
1966 - (6)
1967 - (6)
1968 - (6)
1969 - (6)
1970 - (7)
1971 - (8)
1972 - Clube de Futebol "Os Balantas" de Mansôa
NB:
(1) Os Balantas also champions of Provincial Zone North, beating
FC Cantchungo in final (1-0, scorer Cipriano Dantas].
(2) Os Balantas also champions of Provincial Zone North.
(3) Os Balantas also champions of Provincial Zone North; also won
Jornal Arauto Cup, beating FC Cantchungo in final (6-3, scorers,
Armando Forbs - 2 goals, Tató - 2 goals, Santos – 2 goals;
Bernardo da Vela, Nené da Vela, Adão).
(4) no Provincial Zone North championship due to beginning of war.
(5) Os Balantas champions of Provincial Zone North.
(6) no Provincial Zone North championship due to war.
(7) no Provincial Zone North championship due to war; provincial
championship with 8 teams: Sport Bissau e Benfica, Sporting
Clube de Bissau, Ajuda Sport Clube de Bissau, Ténis Clube de
Bissau, Ancar, União Desportiva Internacional de Bissau, Sacor,
Clube de Futebol "Os Balantas" de Mansôa (runners-up) and
FC Cantchungo didn't take place due to war.
(8) Os Balantas won Provincial Cup.
since independence
1975 - Clube de Futebol "Os Balantas" de Mansôa (9)
1976 - União Desportiva Internacional de Bissau
1977 - Sport Bissau e Benfica
1978 - not awarded due to conflict between Benfica and FFGB
1979 - Sport Bissau e Benfica
1980 - Sport Bissau e Benfica
1981 - Sport Bissau e Benfica
1982 - Sport Bissau e Benfica
1983 - Sporting Clube de Bissau
1984 - Sporting Clube de Bissau
1985 - União Desportiva Internacional de Bissau
1986 - Sporting Clube de Bissau
1987 - Sporting Clube de Bafatá
1988 - Sport Bissau e Benfica
1989 - Sport Bissau e Benfica
1990 - Sport Bissau e Benfica
1991 - Sporting Clube de Bissau
1992 - Sporting Clube de Bissau
1993 - Sport Portos de Bissau
1994 - Sporting Clube de Bissau
1995 - not awarded due to financial reasons and conflict Benfica and federation
1996 - Associação Desportiva e Recreativa Mansabá
1997 - Sporting Clube de Bissau
1998 - Sporting Clube de Bissau [*]
1999 - no competition due to civil war
2000 - Sporting Clube de Bissau
2001 - no competition due to financial problems
2002 - Sporting Clube de Bissau
2003 - União Desportiva Internacional de Bissau
2004 - Sporting Clube de Bissau
2005 - Sporting Clube de Bissau
2006 - Clube de Futebol "Os Balantas" de Mansôa
2007 - Sporting Clube de Bissau
2008 - Sporting Clube de Bafatá
2009 - Clube de Futebol "Os Balantas" de Mansôa
2010 - Sport Bissau e Benfica
2011 - Atlético de Bissorã
2012 - no competition due to financial problems
2013 - Clube de Futebol "Os Balantas" de Mansôa
2014 - Nuno Tristão Futebol Clube de Bula
2015 - Sport Bissau e Benfica
2016 - abandoned
2017 - Sport Bissau e Benfica
2018 - Sport Bissau e Benfica
2019 - União Desportiva Internacional de Bissau
2020 - abandoned
2021 - Sporting Clube de Bissau
2022 - Sport Bissau e Benfica
2023 - Futebol Clube de Canchungo
2024
[*] the 1998 competition was abandoned due to civil war; the FA
awarded the championship to Sporting
NB: (9) Os Balantas also won Pindjiquit Cup.
Championships (42; since independence):
14 Sporting CB (Bissau)
13 SB Benfica (Bissau)
4 CF "Os Balantas" (Mansôa)
UDIB (Bissau)
2 Sporting Clube (Batafá)
1 Atlético de Bissorã
FC Canchungo
ADR Mansabá
Nuno Tristão FC (Bula)
Sp. Portos (Bissau)
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