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Girabola

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Top division of men's association football league in Angola
For the women's league, seeAngolan Women's Football League.

Football league
Girabola
Founded1979
CountryAngola
ConfederationCAF
Number of clubs16
Level on pyramid1
Relegation toSegundona
Domestic cup(s)Taça de Angola
SuperTaça de Angola
International cup(s)Champions League
Confederation Cup
Current championsPetro Atlético (19th title)
(2024–25)
Most championshipsPetro Atlético (19 titles)
Top scorerAngolaLove
(135 goals)
Websitegirabola.com
Current:2025–26 Girabola

Girabola,[1] orCampeonato Nacional de Futebol de Séniores Masculinos, is the top division ofAngolan football. It is organized by theAngolan Football Federation.[2]

The term "Girabola" (lit. 'spin ball') is a creation of the nationalist, radio broadcaster and sports reporter Rui Carvalho, in 1972, at a time when the Angolan championship was still officially called "Campeonato do Estado Ultramarino de Angola". The name "Girabola" differentiated the competition from the other overseas provinces and was a subtle form of anti-colonial protest.[3]

The league winner and runner-up qualify for theCAF Champions League.

History

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Main article:List of Girabola seasons

The competition is the successor to the "Campeonato do Estado Ultramarino de Angola".[4]

Between 1975 and 1979, this competition did not take place.[4]

In 1979, the first post-independence year that the competition was played, the league consisted of 24 teams, divided into groups of four or six teams, in a competition that started on December 8, 1979.[citation needed]

In 1980, the competition was contested by the thirteen teams best classified in the previous season, plus Sagrada Esperança, benefiting from the division of the Lundas into north and south. The last edition to be played by fourteen teams was in 1990.[4]

In 1991 and 1992, sixteen teams participated in the competition.[5] In 1993 and 1994, the number of teams competing was reduced to twelve, because of the civil war that prevented teams from Huambo from participating in the competition.[5]

In 1995 the competition was again contested by fourteen teams. Since that year, the point system has also changed, with the winner of the game earning 3 points instead of the 2 points previously earned.

Since 2010, the championship has been contested by 16 teams.[5]

Girabola ZAP

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In January 2016, Angolan subscription TV satellite and cable providerZAP, theAngolan Football Federation and the Girabola clubs, signed a three-year deal in which ZAP will have broadcast rights over all Girabola matches. As part of the deal, the Angolan state-owned TV stationTPA will be allowed to broadcast one game per week on its free-view platform.[6] Also as part of the deal, the Girabola changes its denomination toGirabola ZAP.

Qualification for African competitions

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Association ranking for the 2025–26 CAF club season

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The association ranking for the2025–26 CAF Champions League and the2025–26 CAF Confederation Cup will be based on results from each CAF club competition from 2020–21 to the 2024–25 season.

Legend
  • CL:CAF Champions League
  • CC:CAF Confederation Cup
  • ≥: Associations points might increase on basis of its clubs performance in 2024–25 CAF club competitions
  •   Associations ranked 1–12 are eligible to enter two teams in each CAF club competition.


RankAssociation2020–21
(× 1)		2021–22
(× 2)		2022–23
(× 3)		2023–24
(× 4)		2024–25
(× 5)		Total
20252024MvtCLCCCLCCCLCCCLCCCLCC
11- — Egypt837482.577104190.5
22- — Morocco4695822455142
34+1 +1 South Africa82544341.593131
43-1 -1 Algeria6571652355130
56+1 +1 Tanzania30.50234602482.5
65-1 -1 Tunisia4351426130.582.5
78+1 +1 Angola10502031.52255
87-1 -1 DR Congo400312402045
99- — Sudan303030203041
1011+1 +1 Ivory Coast000103301238
1110-1 -1 Libya00.50500.5030024
1212- — Nigeria020002020121

List of champions before independence

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The list of champions includes the national champions in the colonial period.[7][8]

(Campeonato Provincial de Angola)

Titles by team

PTeamWonYears won
1Sporting de Luanda81941, 1942, 1944, 1946, 1947, 1955, 1956, 1963
2Portugal de Benguela51952, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1964
3ASA41965, 1966, 1967, 1968
4Ferroviário de Nova Lisboa31951, 1957, 1974
Ind. de Porto Alexandre31969, 1970, 1971
5Ferroviário de Luanda21953, 1962
Sport Clube da Catumbela21945, 1958
6Recreativo da Caála11975
Futebol Clube do Moxico11973
Benfica de Nova Lisboa11972
Lobito Sports Clube11954
Benfica de Benguela11943

Since independence (Girabola)

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YClubHomeNatCoach
*1979:Primeiro de Agosto(1)LuandaAngolaNicola Berardinelli
*1980:Primeiro de Agosto(2)LuandaSocialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaIvan Ridanović
*1981:Primeiro de Agosto(3)LuandaAngolaJoaquim Dinis
*1982:Petro de Luanda(1)BrazilAntônio Clemente
*1983:Primeiro de Maio(1)BenguelaSocialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaPetar Knežević
*1984:Petro de Luanda(2)AngolaSeverino Miranda
*1985:Primeiro de Maio(2)BenguelaMozambiqueRui Rodrigues
*1986:Petro de Luanda(3)AngolaCarlos Silva
*1987:Petro de Luanda(4)BrazilAntônio Clemente
*1988:Petro de Luanda(5)BrazilAntônio Clemente
*1989:Petro de Luanda(6)AngolaCarlos Queirós
*1990:Petro de Luanda(7)AngolaCarlos Queirós
*1991:Primeiro de Agosto(4)LuandaSerbiaDušan Condić
*1992:Primeiro de Agosto(5)LuandaSerbiaDušan Condić
*1993:Petro de Luanda(8)SerbiaGojko Zec
*1994:Petro de Luanda(9)SerbiaGojko Zec
*1995:Petro de Luanda(10)AngolaJesus
*1996:Primeiro de Agosto(6)LuandaAngolaMário Calado
*1997:Petro de Luanda(11)BrazilJorge Ferreira
*1998:Primeiro de Agosto(7)LuandaAngolaDaniel Ndunguidi
*1999:Primeiro de Agosto(8)LuandaAngolaDaniel Ndunguidi
*2000:Petro de Luanda(12)BrazilDjalma Cavalcante
*2001:Petro de Luanda[9](13)BrazilDjalma Cavalcante
*2002:ASA[10](1)LuandaPortugalBernardino Pedroto
YClubHomeNatCoach
*2003:ASA[11](2)LuandaPortugalBernardino Pedroto
*2004:ASA[12](3)LuandaPortugalBernardino Pedroto
*2005Sagrada Esperança[13](1)DundoAngolaMário Calado
*2006:Primeiro de Agosto[14](9)LuandaNetherlandsJan Brouwer
*2007:Interclube[15](1)LuandaBrazilCarlos Mozer
*2008:Petro de Luanda[16](14)PortugalBernardino Pedroto
*2009:Petro de Luanda[17](15)PortugalBernardino Pedroto
*2010:Interclube[18](2)LuandaPortugalÁlvaro Magalhães
*2011:Recreativo do Libolo[19](1)CaluloAngolaZeca Amaral
*2012:Recreativo do Libolo[20](2)AngolaZeca Amaral
*2013:Kabuscorp[21](1)LuandaBulgariaEduard Eranosyan
*2014:Recreativo do Libolo[22](3)AngolaMiller Gomes
*2015:Recreativo do Libolo[23](4)PortugalJoão Paulo Costa
*2016:Primeiro de Agosto[24](10)Bosnia and HerzegovinaDragan Jović
*2017:Primeiro de Agosto[25](11)Bosnia and HerzegovinaDragan Jović
*2018:Primeiro de Agosto(12)SerbiaZoran Manojlović
*2018–19:Primeiro de Agosto(13)Bosnia and HerzegovinaDragan Jović
*2019–20:Cancelled[a]
*2020–21:Sagrada Esperança[26](2)DundoAngolaRoque Sapiri
*2021–22:Petro de Luanda[27](16)LuandaPortugalAlexandre Santos
*2022–23:Petro de Luanda(17)LuandaPortugalAlexandre Santos
*2023–24:Petro de Luanda(18)Luanda
*2024–25:Petro de Luanda(19)Luanda

  1. ^Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic

Titles by team

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PTeamWonYears won
1Petro de Luanda191982,1984,1986,1987,1988,1989,1990,1993,1994,1995,1997,2000,2001,2008,2009,2022,2023,2024,2025
2Primeiro de Agosto131979,1980,1981,1991,1992,1996,1998,1999,2006,2016,2017,2018,2019
3Recreativo do Libolo42011,2012,2014,2015
4AS Aviação32002,2003,2004
5Primeiro de Maio21983,1985
Interclube22007,2010
Sagrada Esperança22005,2021
6Kabuscorp12013

Top goalscorers

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[28][29]

YearNameTeamGoals
1979AngolaJoão MachadoDiabos Verdes18
1980AngolaAlvesPrimeiro de Agosto29
1981AngolaMaluka†Primeiro de Maio20
1982AngolaJesusPetro de Luanda21
1983AngolaMalukaPrimeiro de Maio17
1984AngolaJesusPetro de Luanda22
1985AngolaJesusPetro de Luanda19
1986AngolaTúbiaInter Luanda20
1987AngolaMavó†Ferroviário da Huíla20
1988AngolaManuelPrimeiro de Agosto16
1989AngolaAndréDesportivo da Cuca18
1990AngolaMonaPetro de Luanda17
1991AngolaAmaral AleixoSagrada Esperança23
1992AngolaAmaral AleixoPetro de Luanda20
1993AngolaSerginhoDesportivo da EKA14
1994KabongóSonangol do Namibe16
1995AngolaSerginhoDesportivo da EKA19
1996AngolaCésar CanáAcadémica do Lobito15
1997Angola Zé NeliPetro do Huambo12
1998AngolaBetinhoPetro de Luanda14
1999AngolaIsaacPrimeiro de Agosto16
2000Democratic Republic of the CongoBlanchardBenfica de Luanda19
2001AngolaFlávio AmadoPetro de Luanda23
2002AngolaFlávio AmadoPetro de Luanda16
2003AngolaMateus AndréInterclube12
2004AngolaLove KabungulaASA17
2005AngolaLove KabungulaASA13
2006AngolaManucho GonçalvesPetro de Luanda16
2007AngolaManucho GonçalvesPetro de Luanda14
2008AngolaSantana CarlosPetro de Luanda20
2009AngolaDavid MagalhãesPetro de Luanda19
2010AngolaDaniel Mpele MpeleKabuscorp14
2011AngolaLove KabungulaPetro de Luanda20
2012AngolaYanoProgresso14
2013CameroonAlbert MeyongKabuscorp20
2014CameroonAlbert MeyongKabuscorp17
2015AngolaYanoProgresso13
2016AngolaGelsonPrimeiro de Agosto23
2017BrazilAzulãoPetro de Luanda16
2018BrazilAzulãoPetro de Luanda20
2018–19AngolaMabululuPrimeiro de Agosto14
2019–20Brazil Tony RibeiroPetro de Luanda15
2020–21BrazilAzulãoPetro de Luanda16
2021–22BrazilAzulãoPetro de Luanda21
2022–23BrazilAzulãoPetro de Luanda20
2023–24Angola BenarfaKabuscorp15
2024–25Angola KaporalInterclube22
Most time goalscorer
  • 5 times.
    • BrazilAzulão (2017, 2018, 2020-21, 2021-22 and 2022-23.).
Most goals by a player in a single season
  • 29 goals.
Most goals by a player in a single game

All-time goalscorers

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RankPlayerCountryGoalsYears
1Love Angola1352001-2017
2Azulão Brazil1252016
3Jesus Angola1111981-1988

Multiple hat-tricks

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RankCountryPlayerHat-tricks
1AngolaJesus7
2AngolaAlves5
BrazilAzulão
4AngolaTúbia Ribeiro4
5AngolaNdisso3
AngolaLove
AngolaVieira Dias
8AngolaAbel Campos2
AngolaAndre
AngolaBebeto
AngolaDavid Magalhães
AngolaFlávio Amado
AngolaJoão Machado
AngolaJulião
AngolaJulinho
AngolaRasca
BrazilRivaldo
AngolaSantana Carlos
AngolaYano
20Several players1
Most hat-tricks in a single season
Most hat-tricks by a player in a single season

Rádio 5 Awards

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SeasonBest PlayerTop ScorerBest Goal-keeperBest coach
2013[30]AngolaAmaroCameroonMeyongAngolaAbulá
2012[31]AngolaYanoAngolaYanoAngolaLanduAngolaZeca Amaral
2011[32]AngolaAguinaldoAngolaLoveAngolaHugoAngolaZeca Amaral
2010[33]AngolaMinguitoAngola Mpele MpelePortugalÁlvaro Magalhães
2009[34]AngolaJobAngolaDavidAngolaÂngeloPortugalBernardino Pedroto
2008[35]AngolaLoveAngolaSantanaAngolaCapocoPortugalBernardino Pedroto
2007[36]AngolaMinguitoAngolaManuchoAngolaMárioBrazilCarlos Mozer
2006[37]AngolaGazetaAngolaManuchoAngolaLamáNetherlandsJan Brouwer
2005[38]AngolaJambaAngolaLoveAngolaOliveira Gonçalves
2004[39]AngolaYamba AshaAngolaLove
2003[40]AngolaLoveAngola André
2001[41]AngolaFlávioAngolaFlávioAngolaMaritoBrazilDjalma Cavalcante
2000[42]AngolaMbiyavangaAngola BlanchardBrazilDjalma Cavalcante
1999[42]AngolaMendonçaAngolaIsaacAngolaNdunguidi

See also

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References

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