Football league season
The 2004 Cape Verdean Football Championship season was the 25th of the competition of the first-tier football in Cape Verde . Its started on 8 May and finished on 10 July, earlier than the last season. The tournament was organized by the Cape Verdean Football Federation .
Overview [ edit ] Académico do Aeroporto was the defending team of the title. A total of 11 clubs participated in the competition, one from each island league. No club participated from the Santo Antão Island League (South) due to the regional championship was not held, again in several seasons, also the champion of a previous season competed at the nationals, Académico do Aeroporto from the island of Sal participated. As that club were also regional winners, again a runner-up of the regionals qualified and was Santa Maria from the south of the island. A total of 93 goals were scored, Ravs scored the most numbering 11 (more than 10% of the total).
There were no competition in the first week of July due to the municipal elections that were taking place.
Participating clubs [ edit ] Participating football (soccer) clubs of the 2004 Cape Verdean Football Championships (Cape Verde)
Académico do Aeroporto , winner of the 2003 Cape Verdean Football Championships SC Sal Rei , winner of the Boa Vista Island League Nô Pintcha , winner of the Brava Island League Vulcânicos FC , winner of the Fogo Island League Onze Unidos , winner of the Maio Island League SC Santa Maria , runner up of the Sal Island League Estrela dos Amadores , winner of the Santiago Island League (North) Académica da Praia , winner of the Santiago Island League (South) Paulense Desportivo Clube , winner of the Santo Antão Island League (North) FC Ultramarina , winner of the São Nicolau Island League Académica do Mindelo , winner of the São Vicente Island League Information about the clubs [ edit ] Overview [ edit ] The league was contested with 12 clubs, Sal-Rei FC would win the championship.
League standings [ edit ] Results [ edit ] The league's highest scoring game would be Académico Aeroporto defeating Paulense 6-0.
Week 1 Home Score Visitor Date Sal Rei 4 - 0 Estrelas dos Amadores 8 May Académica Mindelo 1 - 1 Académico Aeroporto 8 May Nô Pintcha 1 - 0 Paulense 9 May Onze Unidos 0 - 0 Ultramarina 8 May Vulcânicos 3 - 3 Académica Praia 8 May
Week 2 Home Score Visitor Date Paulense 0 - 4 Académica Mindelo 15 May Académico Aeroporto 2 - 2 Sal Rei 15 May Estrelas dos Amadores 0 - 3 Nô Pintcha 16 May Académica Praia 1 - 0 Onze Unidos 15 May Santa Maria 1 - 1 Vulcânicos 16 May
Week 3 Home Score Visitor Date Paulense 3 - 0 Estrelas dos Amadores 22 May Académica Mindelo 0 - 0 Sal Rei 22 May Nô Pintcha 0 - 3 Académico Aeroporto 23 May Santa Maria 0 - 4 Ultramarina 22 May Vulcânicos 1 - 3 Onze Unidos 22 May
Week 4 Home Score Visitor Date Sal Rei 4 - 0 Nô Pintcha 29 May Académico Aeroporto 6 - 0 Paulense 29 May Estrelas dos Amadores 1 - 3 Académica Mindelo 30 May Ultramarina 1 - 2 Vulcânicos 29 May Académica Praia 4 - 1 Santa Maria 29 May
Week 5 Home Score Visitor Date Paulense 0 - 2 Sal Rei 5 June Académica Mindelo 3 - 0 Nô Pintcha 5 June Estrelas dos Amadores 0 - 2 Académico Aeroporto 5 June Ultramarina 2 - 1 Académica Praia 5 June Santa Maria 1 - 2 Onze Unidos 5 June
Final Stages [ edit ] Semi-finals [ edit ]
Statistics [ edit ] Top scorer : Ravs: 11 goals (Sal Rei FC) Biggest win: Académico Aeroporto 6-0 Paulense (May 29) External links [ edit ]
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