ptFirst Division Men

The men's First Division on the FPV portal — standings, fixtures and results; the 2026/27 season starts on 17 October 2026, and Sporting CP are the 2025/26 champions.

Espinho — the volleyball section of the multi-sport Associação Académica de Espinho, Portuguese champions in 1989/90; it plays at the Pavilhão Arquitecto Jerónimo Reis.

São Mamede de Infesta (Matosinhos) — Associação Académica de São Mamede, founded in 1946, won its first trophy in volleyball in 1948.

Gondomar — the volleyball section of the centenary Ala de Nun'Álvares de Gondomar association (ANAG), playing at the Pavilhão Ala Nun'Álvares.

Vila Nova de Gaia (Madalena) — Clube Atlântico da Madalena, founded in 1970, where volleyball is the oldest sport with more than 500 players across all age groups.

Maia — Castêlo da Maia Ginásio Clube, founded on 5 February 1973, with volleyball as its only competitive sport; four-time Portuguese champions (2000/01–2003/04).

Ponta Delgada (São Miguel, Azores) — an Azorean club with both men's and women's teams in the top flight.

Matosinhos — a multi-sport club founded on 28 November 1907, eight-time Portuguese volleyball champions (most recently 1988/89) and third in both 2024/25 and 2025/26.

Lisbon — twelve-time Portuguese champions (most recently 2023/24) and runners-up in both 2024/25 and 2025/26; it plays at the Pavilhão da Luz Nº 2.

Lisbon — eight-time Portuguese champions including the 2024/25 and 2025/26 titles; home matches are played at the Pavilhão João Rocha.

Espinho — record eighteen-time Portuguese champions (1956/57–2011/12), from a club founded on 11 November 1914; it plays at the Nave Polivalente de Espinho.

Viana do Castelo — Voleibol Clube de Viana, which plays its home matches at the Pavilhão Municipal de Santa Maria Maior.

Guimarães — the club's men's volleyball started in 1998; Portuguese champions in 2007/08, Portuguese Cup winners in 2008/09 and Taça Federação winners in 2018/19; it plays at the Pavilhão Unidade Vimaranense.