São Tomé Island League is the top division of the São Toméan Football Federation for the

São Tomé Island São Tomé Island, at , is the largest island of São Tomé and Príncipe and is home in May 2018 to about 193,380 or 96% of the nation's population. The island is divided into six districts of São Tomé and Príncipe, districts. It is located ...

. The champion competes at the national championships each year.

History

Before independence, it was the only regional competition in the nation. It was the sole competition in the country and was acted as a national competition until 1985 when the Príncipe League were founded. From 1986 to 1988, 1991, 1992 and 1994 to 1997 as the other island's competitions were not held, the island champions were also national champions.

São Tomé League – clubs 2017

First Division

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– Pantufo * Bairros Unidos FC – Caixão Grande * Correia – Correia * Os Dinâmicos (Porto) Folha Fede * Inter Bom-Bom * Clube Desportivo de Neves (Neves) * Sporting Praia Cruz (Praia Cruz) *

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(São João dos Angolares) * UDESCAI (Água Izé) * Vitória FC (Riboque)

Second Division

* 6 de Setembro (Santana) * Amador * Boavista FC Uba Budo * CD Guadalupe (Guadalupe) * Kê Morabeza (Bela Vista) * Oque d'El Rey (Oque d'El Rei) * Palmar (Palmar) * Ribeira Peixe (Ribeira Peixe) * Santana FC (Santana) *

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Third Division

* Andorinha Sport Club * Desportivo Conde * Cruz Vermelha (Almeirim) * Juba Diogo Simão – ''withdrew'' * Marítimo Micoló * Otótó *

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(Porto Alegre) * Santa Margarida (Santa Margarida) * Varzim FC (Ribeira Afonso) * Diogo Vaz

Previous winners

*1977 : Vitória FC *1978 : Vitória FC *1979 : Vitória FC *1980 : Desportivo de Guadalupe *1981 : Desportivo de Guadalupe *1982 : Sporting Praia Cruz *1983 : ''no championship'' *1984 : Andorinha Sport Club *1985 : Sporting Praia Cruz *1986 : Vitória FC *1987 : ''no championship'' *1988 : 6 de Setembro *1989 : Vitória FC *1990 : *1991 : Santana FC *1992 : ''no championship'' *1993 : *1994 : Sporting Praia Cruz *1995 : Inter Bom-Bom *1996 :

Caixão Grande Caixão Grande is a town on São Tomé Island in the nation of São Tomé and Príncipe. Its population is 1,021 (2012 census).Sporting Praia Cruz *2000 : Inter Bom-Bom *2001 : Bairros Unidos FC *2002 : ''no championship'' *2003 : Inter Bom-Bom *2004 : UDESCAI *2005 : ''no championship'' *2006 : ''no championship'' *2007 : Sporting Praia Cruz *2008 : ''no championship'' *2009 : Vitória FC *2010 : ''no championship'' *2011 : Vitória FC *2012 : Sporting Praia Cruz *2013 : Sporting Praia Cruz *2014 :

*2015 : Sporting Praia Cruz *2016 : Sporting Praia Cruz *2017 :

*2018 :

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Performance by club

Performance by district

References

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