2023–24 Campeonato de Portugal explained

Competition:Campeonato de Portugal
Season:2023–24
Dates:19 August 2023 – ??
Promoted:Amarante
Vitória de Setúbal
Lusitânia
São João de Ver
Prevseason:2022–23
Nextseason:2024–25

The 2023–24 Campeonato de Portugal is the eleventh season of Portuguese football's renovated fourth-tier league, since the merging of the Segunda Divisão and Terceira Divisão in 2013, and the eight season under the current Campeonato de Portugal title. After the creation of Liga 3, the new third-tier league in 2021, this is the third season of Campeonato Portugal as the fourth-tier league in Portuguese football league system, the 26th overall at that level.

This edition is contested by 56 clubs: 8 clubs relegated from 2022–23 Liga 3, 21 clubs promoted by 2022–23 District Championships and 27 clubs from the 2022–23 Campeonato de Portugal.[1]

Teams

data-sort-type=text TeamLocation2022–23 finish
São João de VerSanta Maria da Feira3rd Liga 3 Relegation Serie 1
ParedesParedes3rd Liga 3 Relegation Serie 2
Vitória de SetúbalSetúbal3rd Liga 3 Relegation Serie 3
Fontinhas Praia da Vitória3rd Liga 3 Relegation Serie 4
MontalegreMontalegre4th Liga 3 Relegation Serie 1
Vitória de
Guimarães B		Guimarães4th Liga 3 Relegation Serie 2
Real SCSintra4th Liga 3 Relegation Serie 3
MoncarapachenseOlhão4th Liga 3 Relegation Serie 4
AmaranteAmarante3rd CP Promotion Serie 1
SalgueirosPorto4th CP Promotion Serie 1
Lusitano de ÉvoraÉvora4th CP Promotion Serie 2
PevidémGuimarães3rd CP Serie A
RebordosaParedes3rd CP Serie B
União de SantarémSantarém3rd CP Serie C
Juventude de ÉvoraÉvora3rd CP Serie D
TirsenseSanto Tirso4th CP Serie A
Beira-MarAveiro4th CP Serie B
Benfica Castelo BrancoCastelo Branco4th CP Serie C
Rabo de Peixe Ribeira Grande4th CP Serie D
Vila MeãAmarante5th CP Serie A
Marítimo B Funchal5th CP Serie B
MarinhenseMarinha Grande5th CP Serie C
ImortalAlbufeira5th CP Serie D
Vilar de PerdizesMontalegre6th CP Serie A
ValadaresVila Nova de Gaia6th CP Serie B
SintrenseSintra6th CP Serie C
FabrilBarreiro6th CP Serie D
BritoBrito7th CP Serie A
GondomarGondomar7th CP Serie B
SertanenseSertã7th CP Serie C
Vasco da Gama VidigueiraVidigueira7th CP Serie D
DumienseBraga8th CP Serie A
Camacha Santa Cruz8th CP Serie B
MortáguaMortágua8th CP Serie C
SerpaSerpa8th CP Serie D
LouletanoLoulé1st Algarve FA District
Lusitânia Angra do Heroísmo1st Azores FA District
FlorgradeCortegaça1st Aveiro FA District
Ribeirão 1968Vila Nova de Famalicão1st Braga FA District
MirandelaMirandela1st Bragança FA District
Vitória de SernacheCernache do Bonjardim1st Castelo Branco FA District
União 1919Coimbra1st Coimbra FA District
GouveiaGouveia1st Guarda FA District
PenichePeniche1st Leiria FA District
OrientalLisbon1st Lisbon FA District
Portosantense Porto Santo1st Madeira FA District
Marco 09Marco de Canaveses1st Porto FA District
União de TomarTomar1st Santarém FA District
BarreirenseBarreiro1st Setúbal FA District
LimianosPonte de Lima1st Viana do Castelo FA District
O ElvasElvas1st Portalegre FA District
Vila RealVila Real1st Vila Real FA District
LamelasCastro Daire1st Viseu FA District
Alverca BVila Franca de Xira2nd Lisbon FA District
Oliveira do DouroVila Nova de Gaia2nd Porto FA District
Os SandinensesVila Nova de Famalicão2nd Braga FA District Serie 2

Group stage

Serie D

Promotion play-offs

Serie 2

Third stage

Championship final

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Campeonato de Portugal with 2023-24 series defined - see here. 28 July 2023. 21 August 2023. Federação Portuguesa de Futebol. pt. Campeonato de Portugal-Draw.

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