ptLiga Portugal 2

Legendary student club from university city Coimbra, first winners of the Portuguese Cup (1939).

Port club from Matosinhos nicknamed Armada do Mar, cup winners in 1961.

Club from Tondela, chasing a quick return after relegation from the Primeira; cup finalists in 2022.

Club from Vila das Aves, formed in 2023 by relocating SAD Vilafranquense, relegated from the Primeira.

The sensation from Torres Vedras — as a second-division side, beat Sporting in the 2026 cup final to claim their first major trophy.

Traditional club from the northern border town of Chaves, a long-standing member of the top division.

Club from the spa town of Vizela, a recent Primeira side.

Club from Faro, the largest in the Algarve, cup finalists in 1990.

The Algarve's second representative, from Portimão, a multi-year Primeira side in recent years.

Club from Santa Maria da Feira, founded in 1918, plays at the Estádio Marcolino de Castro.

Club from Penafiel in the north of the country, a second-division regular.

Reformed club from Leiria, which played in European competitions during the José Mourinho era.

Club from the town of Amarante in Porto district, worked its way up into professional competition.

Club from Lourosa near Santa Maria da Feira, promoted to a professional league for the first time in its history (no full website — official Facebook page).

Club from Felgueiras, carrying on a tradition dating back to 1932 (club website not working — official Facebook page).

The B reserve team of FC Porto — the link leads to the parent club's website.

The B reserve team of Sporting CP — the link leads to the parent club's website.

The B reserve team of Benfica Lisbon — the link leads to the parent club's website.