2016–17 Liga Meo Azores

Liga Meo Azores
Season 2016–17
Promoted Sp. Guadalupe
Relegated Barreiro
Os Marítimos
Cedrens
2017–18 →

The 2016–17 Liga Meo Azores is fourth edition of the Azorean Football Championship. 10 teams from 5of the 9 islands took part on the competition. Sp. Guadalupe won the title.[1]

Teams

For the 2016-2017 season:

RegionTeam/s
São Miguel IslandRabo Peixe
São Roque
União Micaelense
Terceira IslandBarreiro
SC Vilanovense
Os Maritimos
Graciosa IslandSp. Guadalupe
Marítimo Graciosa
Pico IslandPrainha FC
Faial IslandCedrense

Standings

[2]

Regular phase

TeamPldWDLGFGA+/-PTSQualification to
Sp. Guadalupe1812424119+2240 Championship Zone
Rabo de Peixe1812334218+2439
Prainha FC1810532714+1335
SC Vilanovense188643219+1330
Marítimo Graciosa187472017+325
Uniao Micaelense187382522+324 Relegation Zone
Sao Roque186662321+224
Barreiro1835101930–1114
Os Marítimos1842121326–1314
Cedrense181215864–565

Championship zone

TeamPldWDLGFGA+/-PTS
Sp. Guadalupe8701186+1261Champion
Rabo de Peixe8602178+957
Prainha FC8215511–642
SC Vilanovense8116111–834
Marítimo Graciosa8224714–733

Relegation Zone

TeamPldWDLGFGA+/-PTS
Uniao Micaelense8611235+1843
Sao Roque8611104+643
Barreiro84131611+527Relegation
Os Marítimos82151018–821
Cedrense8008425–215

Barreiro and Os Marítimos relegated to Angra do Heroísmo FA championship
Cedrense relegated to Horta FA championship

References

  1. ↑ http://obreves.pt/2017/05/16/cerimonia-entrega-das-faixas-aos-campeoes-futebol-dos-acores/
  2. ↑ http://www.zerozero.pt/competicao.php?id_comp=2394
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