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Champions: FC Porto

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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
BenficaEstádio da Luzopened 2003Lisbon545,796 people68,100
Sporting CPEstádio José Alvaladeopened 2003Lisbon545,796 people52,095
FC PortoEstádio do Dragãoopened 2003Porto231,800 people50,033
Belenenses SADEstádio Nacionalopened 1944Lisbon545,796 people37,593
SC BragaEstádio Municipal de Bragaopened 2003Braga193,324 people30,286
Vitória de GuimarãesEstádio D. Afonso Henriquesopened 1965Guimarães156,830 people30,029
BoavistaEstádio do Bessaopened 2003Ramalde38,847 people28,263
Vitória de SetúbalEstádio do Bonfimopened 1962Setúbal123,496 people15,497
Gil VicenteEstádio Cidade de Barcelosopened 2004Barcelos116,752 people12,046
MarítimoEstádio do Marítimoopened 1957Funchal112,290 people10,600
Paços de FerreiraEstádio Capital do Móvelopened 1973Paços de Ferreira56,340 people9,076
MoreirenseParque de Jogos Comendador Joaquim de Almeida Freitasopened 2002Moreira de Cónegos4,651 people6,150
Rio AveEstádio do Rio Ave FCopened 1985Vila do Conde79,533 people5,300
FamalicãoEstádio Municipal 22 de Junhoopened 1952Vila Nova de Famalicão133,534 people5,186
Capacity not recorded yet
Desportivo das AvesEstádio do CD AvesAves–
Portimonense–
Santa Clara–
Tondela–

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