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2020–21 Primeira Liga

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87th season of top-tier Portuguese football

Football league season
Primeira Liga
Season2020–21
Dates18 September 2020 – 19 May 2021
ChampionsSporting CP
19th title
RelegatedRio Ave
Farense
Nacional
Champions LeagueSporting CP
Porto
Benfica
Europa LeagueBraga
Europa Conference LeaguePaços de Ferreira
Santa Clara
Matches306
Goals739 (2.42 per match)
Best PlayerSebastián Coates (Sporting CP)
Top goalscorerPedro Gonçalves
(23 goals)
Best goalkeeperAntonio Adán (19 clean sheets)
Biggest home winSporting CP 4–0Tondela
(1 November 2020)
Santa Clara 5–1Nacional
(11 April 2021)
Porto 5–1Farense
(10 May 2021)
Porto 4–0Belenenses SAD
(19 May 2021)
Sporting CP 5–1Marítimo
(19 May 2021)
Santa Clara 4–0Farense
(19 May 2021)
Biggest away winBoavista 0–5Porto
(26 September 2020)
Paços de Ferreira 0–5Benfica
(10 April 2021)
Highest scoringPorto 4–3Tondela
(5 December 2020)
Benfica 4–3Sporting CP
(15 May 2021)
Longest winning run7 matches
Porto
Longest unbeaten run32 matches (record)
Sporting CP
Longest winless run10 matches
Nacional
Longest losing run10 matches
Nacional
Highest attendance932
Santa Clara 1–2Sporting CP
(24 October 2020)[note 1]
Lowest attendance0[note 2]

The2020–21 Primeira Liga (also known asLiga NOS for sponsorship reasons) was the 87th season of thePrimeira Liga, the top professional league for Portugueseassociation football clubs. The season started later than usual, on 18 September 2020, due to thedelayed end of the previous season caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and it concluded on 19 May 2021.

This was the fourth Primeira Liga season to usevideo assistant referee (VAR). As was the case at the end of the previous season, there werelimited or no attendance in the stadiums besides each team's staff and personnel.

Porto were the defending champions.Nacional andFarense were promoted from the second-tier2019–20 LigaPro by decision of theLiga Portuguesa de Futebol Profissional, after the suspension of the 2019–20 LigaPro due to theCOVID-19 pandemic in Portugal. They replacedDesportivo das Aves andVitória de Setúbal, who were relegated to the2020–21 Campeonato de Portugal.

On 11 May 2021,Sporting CP secured a 19th title after a 1–0 home win againstBoavista, their first title since the2001–02 season. It was also the first title since that season not being won by eitherBenfica orPorto.[1]

Since Portugal ascended from seventh to sixth place in theUEFA association coefficient rankings at the end of 2019–20 season, the three best-ranked teams could qualify for theUEFA Champions League (the champions and runners-up entered directly into the group stage, and the third placed team entered the third qualifying round). The fourth and fifth-placed teams would qualified respectively to theUEFA Europa Conference League play-off and third qualifying rounds.[2]

Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic

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Due to theCOVID-19 pandemic in Portugal, since March 2020, in contrast with variousEuropean leagues, the Primeira Liga began playing matchesbehind closed doors. On 13 September,Sporting confirmed that three players had tested positive forcoronavirus, leading their pre-season match againstNapoli to be cancelled due to the orders of the PortugueseMinistry of Health.[3] The following day, Sporting confirmed that four players and a member of their staff had tested positive for coronavirus.[4] Meanwhile,Gil Vicente confirmed that fifteen players had tested positive for coronavirus, leading also their pre-season match againstVitória de Guimarães to be cancelled.[5] Three days later, Sporting confirmed that their managerRuben Amorim and another player tested positive for coronavirus, with both going into self-isolation.[6] On 17 September, it was announced that the Gil Vicente and Sporting fixture on matchday 1 would be postponed, following direct orders from the Portuguese Ministry of Health, after it was confirmed that Gil Vicente had four more positive cases of coronavirus.[7]

On 3 October,Santa Clara facedGil Vicente on matchday 3 at theEstádio de São Miguel, inPonta Delgada,Azores, in a match, which was the first one to allow spectators in Portugal, with the stadium being limited to 10% of its capacity (1,000 spectators).[8] Ten days later, it was announced thatPaços de Ferreira's managerPepa had tested positive forCOVID-19, leading him and his staff being placed in quarantine as a preventive measure, forcing him to miss Paços de Ferreira's match against Santa Clara on October 18 at matchday 4.[9]

On matchday 5, played between 23 and 26 October, there were three matches in which spectatores were allowed:Tondela againstPortimonense atEstádio João Cardoso, Santa Clara against Sporting at the Estádio de São Miguel (with spectators being allowed for the second consecutive match) andFarense againstRio Ave atEstádio Algarve, where Farense played their first three home matches, instead of their regular home stadiumEstádio de São Luís, due to a turf change.Like the match against Gil Vicente, Santa Clara match was played with the stadium capacity limited to 10%,[10] as the other two matches were limited to 15% (approximately 750 and 4,500 spectators in Estádio João Cardoso and Estádio Algarve, respectively).[11]

Santa Clara announced on February 20 that spectators will be allowed in Estádio de São Miguel, for the third time this season, in the match against Paços de Ferreira on matchday 21, played one week later on 27 February. This time, one third of the stadium's maximum capacity was allowed.[12]

Teams

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Eighteen teams competed in the league – the top sixteen teams fromthe previous season and two teams promoted from theLigaPro.Nacional andFarense were promoted on 5 May 2020 by decision of theLiga Portuguesa de Futebol Profissional, after the suspension of the2019–20 LigaPro due to theCOVID-19 pandemic in Portugal. This decision was made based onUEFA's recommendations, focusing on sporting merit, as these teams were in first and second place of the LigaPro, respectively, at the time of cancellation.[13]

Nacional came back to the top division one season after being relegated, while Farense secured their return after an 18-year absence. They replacedDesportivo das Aves andVitória de Setúbal, who were relegated after three and sixteen seasons in the top flight, respectively.

Stadia and locations

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Location of teams in2020–21 Primeira Liga (Mainland)
Location of teams in2020–21 Primeira Liga (Madeira)
Location of teams in2020–21 Primeira Liga (Azores)
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity[14]2019–20
B-SADOeirasEstádio Nacional37,59315th
BenficaLisbonEstádio da Luz64,6422nd
BoavistaPortoEstádio do Bessa28,26312th
BragaBragaEstádio Municipal de Braga30,2863rd
FamalicãoVila Nova de FamalicãoEstádio Municipal 22 de Junho5,3076th
FarenseFaroEstádio de São Luís7,0002nd(LP)
Gil VicenteBarcelosEstádio Cidade de Barcelos12,50410th
MarítimoFunchalEstádio do Marítimo10,93211th
NacionalFunchalEstádio da Madeira5,1321st(LP)
MoreirenseMoreira de CónegosParque de Jogos Comendador
Joaquim de Almeida Freitas		6,1538th
Paços de FerreiraPaços de FerreiraEstádio Capital do Móvel9,07613th
PortimonensePortimãoEstádio Municipal de Portimão6,20417th
PortoPortoEstádio do Dragão50,0331st
Rio AveVila do CondeEstádio dos Arcos9,0655th
Santa ClaraPonta DelgadaEstádio de São Miguel13,2779th
Sporting CPLisbonEstádio José Alvalade50,0954th
TondelaTondelaEstádio João Cardoso5,00014th
Vitória de GuimarãesGuimarãesEstádio D. Afonso Henriques30,0007th

Personnel and sponsors

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TeamManagerCaptainKit
Manufacturer		Main Sponsor
B-SADPortugalPetitPortugalSilvestre VarelaPortugalLacatoniUnited KingdomBetway Group
BenficaPortugalJorge JesusBrazilJardelGermanyAdidasUnited Arab EmiratesEmirates
BoavistaPortugalJesualdo FerreiraSpainJavi GarcíaSpainKelmePortugalVITO Tools
BragaPortugalCarlos CarvalhalBrazilFransérgioDenmarkHummelGreeceBetano
FamalicãoPortugalIvo VieiraBrazilGustavo AssunçãoItalyMacronPortugalPorminho
FarensePortugalJorge CostaBrazilCássio ScheidGermanyAdidasPortugalMcDonald's
Gil VicentePortugalRicardo SoaresPortugalRúben FernandesPortugalLacatoniPortugalLas Kasas
MarítimoSpainJulio VelázquezPortugalEdgar CostaUnited StatesNikeGreeceBetano
NacionalPortugalManuel MachadoPortugalRúben MicaelDenmarkHummelSpainSantander
MoreirensePortugalVasco SeabraPortugalJoão AurélioPortugalCDT
Paços de FerreiraPortugalPepaBrazilMarceloSpainJomaSpainAldro EnergyArchived 9 August 2020 at theWayback Machine
PortimonensePortugalPaulo SérgioBrazilDenerJapanMizunoPortugalMcDonald's
PortoPortugalSérgio ConceiçãoPortugalPepeUnited StatesNew BalancePortugalMEO
Rio AvePortugalMiguel CardosoPortugalTarantiniUnited StatesNikePortugalMEO
Santa ClaraPortugalDaniel RamosIraqOsama RashidSpainKelmeSpainSantander
Sporting CPPortugalRuben AmorimUruguaySebastián CoatesUnited StatesNikeGreeceBetano
TondelaSpainPako AyestaránPortugalRicardo AlvesPortugalCDTPortugalCabriz
Vitória de GuimarãesPortugalMorenoPortugalAndré AndréItalyMacron

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManagerDate of vacancyPos in tableIncoming managerDate of appointmentRef.
Santa ClaraPortugalJoão HenriquesMutual consent24 July 2020Pre-seasonPortugalDaniel Ramos28 July 2020[15]
Vitória de GuimarãesPortugalIvo Vieira24 July 2020PortugalTiago Mendes28 July 2020[16]
BoavistaPortugalDaniel Ramos25 July 2020PortugalVasco Seabra30 July 2020[17]
Rio AvePortugalCarlos Carvalhal25 July 2020PortugalMário Silva30 July 2020[18]
MarítimoPortugalJosé GomesSigned forAlmería27 July 2020AngolaLito Vidigal30 July 2020[19]
BragaPortugalArtur JorgeEnd of caretaker role28 July 2020PortugalCarlos Carvalhal28 July 2020[20]
BenficaPortugalNélson Veríssimo1 August 2020PortugalJorge Jesus3 August 2020[21][22]
TondelaSpainNatxo GonzálezMutual Consent5 August 2020SpainPako Ayestarán9 August 2020[23]
Vitória de GuimarãesPortugalTiago Mendes8 October 202011thPortugalJoão Henriques13 October 2020[24]
MoreirensePortugalRicardo SoaresResigned9 November 20209thPortugalCésar Peixoto10 November 2020[25]
Gil VicentePortugalRui AlmeidaSacked11 November 202017thPortugalRicardo Soares13 November 2020[26]
MarítimoAngolaLito Vidigal4 December 2020BrazilMilton Mendes5 December 2020[27]
BoavistaPortugalVasco Seabra8 December 202015thPortugalDaniel Gonçalves (Caretaker)8 December 2020[28]
PortugalDaniel Gonçalves (Caretaker)End of caretaker role13 December 2020PortugalJesualdo Ferreira13 December 2020[29]
Rio AvePortugalMário SilvaSacked30 December 202013thPortugal Pedro Cunha (Caretaker)30 December 2020[30]
MoreirensePortugalCésar PeixotoResigned2 January 20218thPortugal Leandro Mendes (Caretaker)2 January 2021[31]
Portugal Leandro Mendes (Caretaker)End of caretaker role5 January 2021PortugalVasco Seabra5 January 2021[32]
Rio AvePortugal Pedro Cunha (Caretaker)29 January 202110thPortugalMiguel Cardoso29 January 2021[33]
FamalicãoPortugalJoão Pedro SousaSacked31 January 202116thPortugalSilas1 February 2021[34]
FarensePortugalSérgio VieiraMutual Consent1 February 202117thPortugalJorge Costa4 February 2021[35]
FamalicãoPortugalSilas8 March 2021PortugalIvo Vieira8 March 2021[36][37]
MarítimoBrazilMilton MendesResigned5 March 202118thSpainJulio Velázquez11 March 2021[38][39]
NacionalPortugalLuís FreireSacked21 March 202117thPortugalManuel Machado22 March 2021[40]
Vitória de GuimarãesPortugalJoão Henriques5 April 20216thPortugalBino (Caretaker)5 April 2021[41]
PortugalBino (Caretaker)End of caretaker role13 May 20218thPortugalMoreno (Caretaker)13 May 2021[42]

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Sporting CP(C)3426716520+4585Qualification for theChampions League group stage
2Porto3424827429+4580
3Benfica3423746927+4276Qualification for theChampions League third qualifying round
4Braga3419785333+2064Qualification for theEuropa League group stage[a]
5Paços de Ferreira34158114041−153Qualification for theEuropa Conference League third qualifying round[a]
6Santa Clara34137144436+846Qualification for theEuropa Conference League second qualifying round[a]
7Vitória de Guimarães34127153744−743[b]
8Moreirense341013113743−643[b]
9Famalicão341010144048−840[c]
10B-SAD34913122535−1040[c]
11Gil Vicente34116173342−939
12Tondela34106183657−2136[d]
13Boavista34812143949−1036[d]
14Portimonense3498173441−735[e]
15Marítimo34105192747−2035[e]
16Rio Ave(R)34713142540−1534Qualification for theRelegation play-offs
17Farense(R)34710173148−1731Relegation toLiga Portugal 2
18Nacional(R)3467213059−2925
Source:Liga Portugal
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Head-to-head points; 3) Head-to-head goal difference; 4) Head-to-head away goals scored; 5) Goal difference; 6) Matches won; 7) Goals scored; 8) Play-off.
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^abcBraga qualified for the Europa League group stage by winning the2020–21 Taça de Portugal. Since they would have qualified for the Europa Conference League third qualifying round by finishing fourth, the berth was awarded to the fifth-placed team (Paços de Ferreira), and the Europa Conference League second qualifying round berth reserved to the fifth-placed team was awarded to the sixth-placed team (Santa Clara).
  2. ^abVitória de Guimarães are ranked ahead of Moreirense on head-to-head points: Vitória de Guimarães 4, Moreirense 1.
  3. ^abFamalicão are ranked ahead of Belenenses SAD on head-to-head points: Famalicão 4, Belenenses SAD 1.
  4. ^abTondela are ranked ahead of Boavista on head-to-head points: Tondela 4, Boavista 1.
  5. ^abPortimonense are ranked ahead of Marítimo on head-to-head points: Portimonense 4, Marítimo 1.

Relegation play-offs

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The relegation play-offs took place on 26 and 30 May 2021.

All times areWEST (UTC+1).

Team 1Agg.Tooltip Aggregate scoreTeam 21st leg2nd leg
Rio Ave0–5Arouca0–30–2
Arouca3–0Rio Ave
Report
Attendance: 0
Rio Ave0–2Arouca
Report
Attendance: 0
Referee: Hugo Miguel

Arouca won 5–0 on aggregate and were promoted to2021–22 Primeira Liga; Rio Ave were relegated to2021–22 Liga Portugal 2.

Results

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Home \ AwayBELBENBOABRAFAMFARGILMARMORNACPACPTMPORRAVSTASPOTONVSC
Belenenses SAD—0–30–22–11–21–12–12–00–02–10–21–00–00–00–21–22–01–1
Benfica2–0—2–02–32–03–21–21–02–01–12–12–11–12–02–14–32–00–0
Boavista0–03–0—1–43–00–11–20–11–00–12–01–00–53–31–10–21–10–1
Braga1–10–22–1—1–01–01–02–12–12–11–12–12–23–00–10–14–23–0
Famalicão0–01–52–22–2—0–00–12–10–23–02–00–11–41–11–02–22–20–1
Farense0–10–03–11–23–3—3–12–11–20–11–11–10–10–11–10–11–02–2
Gil Vicente0–00–21–21–10–30–0—0–11–22–01–21–00–22–01–01–21–11–2
Marítimo1–01–20–01–00–41–00–1—0–20–00–31–21–21–01–20–22–10–0
Moreirense2–21–11–10–43–02–01–12–1—2–20–12–21–11–11–01–12–32–2
Nacional0–01–33–31–22–12–32–11–20–1—1–11–50–11–21–30–22–01–0
Paços de Ferreira1–00–51–12–02–00–20–21–13–02–1—0–03–22–02–10–22–12–1
Portimonense1–01–51–20–00–02–04–10–01–21–01–1—1–20–01–20–23–03–0
Porto4–01–12–23–13–25–11–02–33–02–02–03–1—2–02–10–04–31–0
Rio Ave0–00–30–00–00–12–00–21–32–00–01–13–00–3—1–20–22–10–0
Santa Clara2–01–13–30–11–24–00–02–00–05–13–02–00–11–0—1–21–10–4
Sporting CP2–21–01–02–01–11–03–15–12–12–02–02–02–21–12–1—4–01–0
Tondela1–30–23–10–41–02–01–02–10–02–12–31–00–21–12–00–1—0–2
Vitória de Guimarães0–11–32–10–11–22–22–41–02–03–11–01–02–31–31–00–41–2—
Source:Liga Portugal
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
For upcoming matches, an "a" indicates there is an article about the rivalry between the two participants.

Positions by round

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The table lists the positions of teams after each week of matches. In order to preserve chronological evolvements, any postponed matches are not included to the round at which they were originally scheduled, but added to the full round they were played immediately afterwards.

Team ╲ Round12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334
Sporting CP3322211111111111111111111111111111
Porto2153344433322322222233222222222222
Benfica1211123322233234444444433333333333
Braga1417126432244444443333322344444444444
Paços de Ferreira81215131485566666555555555555555555555
Santa Clara54346598777771187778878777677878876
Vitória de Guimarães1315115767655555666666666666766666667
Moreirense47911591114131181010778887787888888787788
Famalicão1867991210101181214161315161717181616171714141415131214131099
Belenenses SAD61088151413138101412141711141313131010121010131312111011991010
Gil Vicente1581012131617121215111112161718121416141516131110101012131311121111
Tondela1214171612151211151416131591291011111291011129121199910111212
Boavista7161417171315161616171717181815181817171814151715151415161616161513
Portimonense111316141617181517181816181213131515121313111213129910111012131414
Marítimo1794711111417181310888910111215181718161818161616151214141315
Rio Ave9111315876999131591010121410991199911111314141515151616
Farense16181818181816181417151813151617161614151415181516171717171717171717
Nacional105610101087101299111414119910111213141617181818181818181818
Leader andChampions League group stage
Champions League group stage
Champions League third qualifying round
Europa League group stage
Europa Conference League third qualifying round
Europa Conference League second qualifying round
Relegation Play-off
Relegation toLiga Portugal 2
Source:Liga Portugal(in Portuguese)

Statistics

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Top goalscorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals[43]
1PortugalPedro GonçalvesSporting CP23
2SwitzerlandHaris SeferovicBenfica22
3IranMehdi TaremiPorto16
4SpainMario GonzálezTondela15
5BrazilCarlosSanta Clara14
6PortugalSérgio OliveiraPorto13
7Guinea-BissauBetoPortimonense11
8ColombiaMateo CassierraBelenenses SAD10

Hat-tricks

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Main article:List of Primeira Liga hat-tricks
PlayerForAgainstResultDate
SpainMario GonzálezTondelaMoreirense3–2 (A)17 April 2021
PortugalPedro GonçalvesSporting CPMarítimo5–1 (H)19 May 2021
Notes

(H) – Home team
(A) – Away team

Top assists

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RankPlayerClubAssists[44]
1IranMehdi TaremiPorto11
2UruguayDarwin NúñezBenfica10
3BrazilEvertonBenfica9
SpainÁlex GrimaldoBenfica
5BrazilOtávioPorto8
6MexicoJesús CoronaPorto7
HondurasAlberth ElisBoavista
ScotlandRyan GauldFarense

Clean sheets

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RankPlayerClubClean sheets
1SpainAntonio AdánSporting CP19
2ArgentinaAgustín MarchesínPorto16
3PolandPaweł KieszekRio Ave11
RussiaStanislav KritsyukBelenenses SAD
5IranAmir AbedzadehMarítimo10
PortugalBruno VarelaVitória de Guimarães
BrazilDenisGil Vicente
8BrazilMatheusBraga9
BrazilJordiPaços de Ferreira
BrazilLéo JardimBoavista
BrazilLuiz JúniorFamalicão
BrazilSamuel PortugalPortimonense
PortugalMarco PereiraSanta Clara

Discipline

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Player

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Club

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Awards

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Monthly awards

[edit]

For the 2020–21 season, there were seven monthly awards in the Primeira Liga: best player, goalkeeper, defender, midfielder, forward, manager and goal of the month.[45][46]

MonthPlayer of the MonthGoalkeeper of the MonthDefender of the MonthMidfielder of the MonthForward of the MonthManager of the MonthGoal of the Month
PlayerClubPlayerClubPlayerClubPlayerClubPlayerClubManagerClubPlayerClub
September/OctoberPortugalPedro GonçalvesSporting CPPortugalBruno VarelaVitória de GuimarãesPortugalPepePortoPortugalPedro GonçalvesSporting CPBrazilThiago SantanaSanta ClaraPortugalJorge JesusBenficaPortugalBruno JordãoFamalicão
NovemberBrazilMatheusBragaSpainPedro PorroSporting CPBrazilRodrigo PinhoMarítimoPortugalPepaPaços de FerreiraColombiaLuis DíazPorto
DecemberPortugalSérgio OliveiraPortoSpainAntonio AdánSporting CPPortugalSérgio OliveiraPortoIranMehdi TaremiPortoPortugalSérgio ConceiçãoPortoPortugalIuri MedeirosBraga
JanuaryIranMehdi TaremiPortoPortugalBruno CostaPaços de FerreiraPortugalPepaPaços de FerreiraSpainPedro PorroSporting CP
FebruaryLibyaAli Al MusratiBragaUruguaySebastián CoatesSporting CPLibyaAli Al MusratiBragaPortugalRuben AmorimSporting CPScotlandRyan GauldFarense
MarchSwitzerlandHaris SeferovicBenficaBrazilHelton LeiteBenficaPortugalSérgio OliveiraPortoSwitzerlandHaris SeferovicBenficaPortugalJorge JesusBenficaGuinea-BissauBetoPortimonense
AprilUruguaySebastián CoatesSporting CPSpainAntonio AdánSporting CPPortugalPedro GonçalvesSporting CPSpainMario GonzálezTondelaPortugalRuben AmorimSporting CPPortugalAndré AlmeidaVitória de Guimarães

Annual awards

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Annual awards were announced on 8 July 2021.[47]

AwardWinnerClub
Player of the SeasonUruguaySebastián CoatesSporting CP
Manager of the SeasonPortugalRuben Amorim
Goal of the SeasonGuinea-BissauBetoPortimonense
Young Player of the SeasonPortugalPedro GonçalvesSporting CP
Top scorer
Neno Fair-Play PrizeColombiaLuiz DíazPorto
Club Fair-Play PrizeMoreirense
Adán
Pepe
Porro
Coates
Mendes
Gonçalves
Oliveira
Palhinha
Carlos
Seferovic
Taremi
Team of the Year[48]
Team of the Year
GoalkeeperSpainAntonio Adán (Sporting CP)
DefenceSpainPedro Porro (Sporting CP)PortugalPepe (Porto)UruguaySebastián Coates (Sporting CP)PortugalNuno Mendes (Sporting CP)
MidfieldPortugalJoão Palhinha (Sporting CP)PortugalPedro Gonçalves (Sporting CP)PortugalSérgio Oliveira (Porto)
AttackBrazilCarlos (Santa Clara)SwitzerlandHaris Seferovic (Benfica)IranMehdi Taremi (Porto)

Number of teams by district

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RankDistrict Football AssociationsNumberTeams
1Braga5Braga,Famalicão,Gil Vicente,Moreirense andVitória de Guimarães
2Porto4Boavista,Paços de Ferreira,Porto andRio Ave
3Lisbon3Belenenses SAD,Benfica andSporting CP
4Faro2Farense andPortimonense
FunchalMarítimo andNacional
5Ponta Delgada1Santa Clara
ViseuTondela

Notes

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  1. ^Due to theCOVID-19 pandemic in Portugal, the matches that were not played behind closed doors, were allowed to be played with limited attendance.
  2. ^All league matches played were played behind closed doors without any spectators due to theCOVID-19 pandemic in Portugal, with the exception being fourSanta Clara's home matches,Tondela againstPortimonense andFarense againstRio Ave

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  17. ^"Oficial: Vasco Seabra é treinador do Boavista" [Official: Carlos Carvalhal is manager of Boavista].O Jogo (in Portuguese). 30 July 2020. Retrieved30 July 2020.
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  21. ^"Benfica oficializa contratação de Jorge Jesus com comunicado enviado à CMVM" [Benfica confirms signing of Jorge Jesus in statement sent to the CMVM].O Jogo (in Portuguese). 17 July 2020. Retrieved30 July 2020.
  22. ^"Tudo concluído: Jorge Jesus assina depois do dérbi" [Deal closed: Jorge Jesus signs after derby].O Jogo (in Portuguese). 25 July 2020. Retrieved30 July 2020.
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  27. ^"Marítimo oficializa saída de Lito Vidigal do comando técnico" [Marítimo confirm exit of Lito Vidigal from managerial position].Observador (in Portuguese). 15 December 2020. Retrieved16 December 2020.
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