gwLiga Orange

Top league of Guinea-Bissau — 16 clubs including Sport Bissau e Benfica, Sporting da Guiné-Bissau and Portos de Bissau.

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FC Canchungo
Club from Canchungo (Cacheu region), league champions in the 2025/26 season.
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Portos de Bissau
Club of the port workers from the capital Bissau, founded in 1957, finished 2nd in the 2025/26 season.
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Cupelum FC
Club from the Cupelum de Cima district of Bissau, finished 3rd in the 2025/26 season.
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CDR Gabú
Club from Gabú in the country's east, founded in 1960.
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Sport Bissau e Benfica
Club from the capital Bissau founded in 1944, the country's record champion.
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Massaf SC
Club from Cacine in the Tombali region in the south of the country.
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Sporting da Guiné-Bissau
Club from the capital Bissau, the only club in the country never to have been relegated from the top flight.
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UDIB
Club from the capital Bissau, known by the abbreviation UDIB (União Desportiva Internacional de Bissau).
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Háfia FC
Club from Bafatá in the country's interior.
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FC Cumura
Club from the village of Cumura near the capital Bissau.
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Arado de Nhacra
Club from Nhacra in the Oio region.
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FC Pelundo
Club from the village of Pelundo in the Cacheu region.
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Os Balantas de Mansôa
Club from Mansôa in the Oio region, named after the Balanta ethnic group.
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FC Cuntum
Club from the village of Cuntum near the capital Bissau.
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Flamengo de Pefine
Club from the Pefine district of Bissau, relegated after the 2025/26 season.
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FC Tigre de Fronteira
Club from the border town of São Domingos in the Cacheu region, relegated after the 2025/26 season.
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