C.S. Marítimo statistics and records

Club Sport Marítimo has a long history in Portuguese football. Although the club was excluded from participating in the national championships for several years, this article includes statistics and records recorded throughout the club's history.

Statistics

Seasons in all competitions

Season	League									Championship[1]	Cup	League Cup	Europa League	Notes
Season	Tier	Pos	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Championship[1]	Cup	League Cup	Europa League	Notes
1922–1923										Semi-final
1923–1924										2nd Round
1924–1925										2nd Round
1925–1926										Winners
1926–1927										Quarter-final
1928–1929										Quarter-final
1929–1930										Quarter-final
1930–1931										Semi-final
1931–1932										Quarter-final
1932–1933										Quarter-final
1935–1936										Semi-final
1936–1937										Quarter-final
1937–1938										Quarter-final
1939–1940											Quarter-final
Island-based teams banned from national competition
1947–1948											Quarter-final
1948–1949											Quarter-final
1950–1951											Quarter-final
1951–1952											Round of 16
1952–1953											Quarter-final
1953–1954											Quarter-final
1955–1956											Semi-final
1956–1957											Round of 16
1957–1958											Quarter-final
1958–1959											Quarter-final
1965–1966											Quarter-final
1966–1967											Round of 16
1967–1968											Semi-final
1969–1970											Round of 16
1970–1971											Round of 16
1971–1972											Round of 32
1972–1973											Round of 32
1973-1974	2	5	38	18	6	14	69	54	42		5th Round			First season in national league
1974-1975		4	38	20	9	9	73	38	49		3rd Round
1975-1976		4	38	16	13	9	48	32	45		5th Round
1976-1977		1	30	18	7	5	47	18	43		2nd Round			Champions, promoted
1977-1978	1	12	30	8	7	15	22	45	23		5th Round
1978-1979		10	30	11	5	14	36	37	27		2nd Round
1979-1980		11	30	9	8	13	25	37	26		Semi-final
1980-1981		↓ 15	30	7	9	14	33	46	23		2nd Round			Relegated
1981-1982	2	1	30	18	6	6	55	23	42		5th Round			Champions, promoted
1982-1983	1	↓ 14	30	8	9	13	26	38	25		3rd Round			Relegated
1983-1984	2	2	30	16	11	3	51	19	43		3rd Round
1984-1985	2	1	30	23	5	2	64	15	51		Quarter-final			Promoted
1985-1986	1	12	30	8	6	16	26	50	22		4th Round
1986-1987		12	30	9	7	14	34	49	25		3rd Round
1987-1988		9	38	11	17	10	36	37	39		6th Round
1988-1989		12	38	10	15	13	40	41	35		5th Round
1989-1990		10	34	7	15	12	25	38	29		4th Round
1990-1991		10	38	12	10	16	37	48	34		6th Round
1991-1992		7	34	12	11	11	40	38	35		4th Round
1992-1993		5	34	15	7	12	56	48	37		4th Round
1993-1994		5	34	13	12	9	45	40	38		5th Round		1st Round
1994-1995		7	34	12	11	11	41	45	35		Runners-up		2nd Round
1995-1996		9	34	12	7	15	39	53	43		Quarter-final
1996-1997		8	34	13	8	13	39	38	47		5th Round
1997-1998		5	34	16	8	10	44	35	56		5th Round			Best league performance
1998-1999		10	34	10	11	13	44	45	41		Quarter-final		1st Round
1999-2000		6	34	13	11	10	42	36	50		4th Round
2000-2001		11	34	12	7	15	34	37	43		Runners-up
2001-2002		6	34	17	5	12	48	35	56		Semi-final		1st Round
2002-2003		7	34	13	5	16	36	48	44		4th Round
2003-2004		6	34	12	12	10	35	33	48		5th Round
2004-2005		7	34	12	13	9	39	32	49		Quarter-final		1st Round
2005-2006		10	34	10	14	10	38	37	44		Quarter-final
2006-2007		11	30	8	8	14	30	44	32		4th Round
2007-2008		5	30	14	4	12	38	26	46		6th Round	1st Round
2008-2009		9	30	9	10	11	35	36	37		3rd Round	3rd Round	1st Round
2009–2010		5	30	11	8	11	42	43	41		3rd Round	2nd Round
2010–2011		9	30	9	8	13	33	32	35		4th Round	3rd Round	Play-off
2011–2012		5	30	14	8	8	41	38	50		Quarter-final	3rd Round
2012–2013		10	30	9	11	10	34	45	38		5th Round	3rd Round	Group stage
2013–2014		6	30	11	8	11	40	44	41		5th Round	3rd Round
2014–2015		9	34	12	8	14	46	45	44		Quarter-final	Runners-up
2015–2016		13	34	10	5	19	45	63	35		4th Round	Runners-up
2016–2017		6	34	13	11	10	34	32	50		4th Round	3rd Round
2017–2018		7	34	13	8	13	36	49	47		5th Round	3rd Round	Play-off
2018–2019		11	34	12	3	19	26	44	39		4th Round	3rd Round
2019–2020		11	34	9	12	13	34	42	39		3rd Round	3rd Round

Key

1D = 1 Division
2D = 2 Division
Pos = Final position
P = Games played
W = Games won
D = Games drawn
L = Games lost
GS = Goals score
GA = Goals against
Pts = Points

CP = Campeonato de Portugal (Championship of Portugal)
TP = Taça de Portugal (Portuguese Cup)
TL = Taça da Liga (Portuguese League Cup)
UEL = UEFA Europa League

Winners (W)	Runners-up (RU)	Semi-final (SF)	Promoted ↑	Relegated ↓

» NOTES

Club Sport Marítimo began participation in the national championship in 1973–74.
Club Sport Marítimo began participation in the Taça de Portugal in 1939–40.
The Taça da Liga tournament began in 2007–08.
Last update: 15 May 2016

Top scorers by season[2]


Years	Name	Appearances	Goals
2019–20	Rodrigo Pinho	27	9
2018–19	Joel Tagueu	30	8
2017–18	Joel Tagueu	15	9
2016–17	Raul Silva	29	7
2015–16	Dyego Sousa	28	12
2014–15	Moussa Maâzou	18	9
2013–14	Derley	30	16
2012–13	Leocísio Sami	29	6
2011–12	Baba Diawara	15	10
2010–11	Baba Diawara	29	11
2009–10	Kléber	20	8
2008–09	Baba Diawara	25	10
2007–08	Ariza Makukula	16	7
2006–07	Collins Mbesuma	23	7
2006–07	Marcelo Lipatin	26	7
2005–06	Kanú	25	8
2004–05	Pena	25	9
2003–04	Alan	34	9
2002–03	Gaúcho	32	15
2001–02	Gaúcho	30	15
2000–01	Lagorio	16	8
2000–01	Quim	21	8
1999–00	Mariano Toedtli	31	13
1998–99	Alex Bunbury	30	15
1997–98	Alex Bunbury	30	11
1996–97	Alex Bunbury	26	8
1995–96	Alex Bunbury	26	10
1994–95	Paulo Alves	33	14
1993–94	Jorge Andrade	27	11
1992–93	Edmilson	30	11
1992–93	Jorge Andrade	32	11
1991–92	Edmilson	27	10
1990–91	Peter Hinds	30	10
1989–90	António Oliveira	19	4
1989–90	Paulo Ricardo	27	4
1988–89	Jorge Silva	38	15
1987–88	Jorge Silva	35	10
1986–87	Colin Hill	27	8
1985–86	Vítor Madeira	15	5

» NOTES

The data used is since the last promotion to the I League in 1985
Last update: 30 July 2020

Top 10 goalscorers


No.	Name	Years	Appearances	Goals	Average
1.	Alex Bunbury	1993–1999	165	59	0.36
2.	Edmilson	1991–1997	145	48	0.33
3.	Baba Diawara	2007–2012 2015–2016	115	41	0.36
4.	Gaúcho	2001–2004	83	35	0.42
5.	Jorge Silva	1987–1989	73	25	0.34
6.	Heitor	1991–1995	123	24	0.20
7.	Jorge Andrade	1991–1994	64	23	0.36
8.	Paulo Alves	1992–1995	72	21	0.29
9.	Joel Tagueu	2017–	61	19	0.31
10.	Paulo Ricardo	1987–1990	96	19	0.20

» NOTES

The data used is since the last promotion to the I League in 1985
Last update 1 September 2020

Top 10 appearances

Competitive, professional matches only. Appearances as substitute (in parentheses) included in total.


No.	Name	Years	League	Cup	League Cup	Europe	Total
1.	Briguel	2000–2016	254 (23)	28 (2)	14 (0)	16 (0)	312 (25)
2.	Carlos Jorge	1985–1992 1994–2001	293 (26)	2 (1)	(0)	6 (0)	301 (27)
3.	Everton	1987–1996	248 (0)	2 (0)	0 (0)	2 (0)	252 (0)
4.	Zeca	1992–2005	216 (45)	10 (1)	0 (0)	9 (1)	235 (47)
5.	Marcos	2003–2009	200 (0)	8 (0)	3 (0)	4 (0)	215 (0)
6.	Bruno	1993–2002 2007–2010	182 (16)	9 (1)	3	6 (1)	200 (18)
7.	Eusébio	1992–2005	173 (15)	9 (0)	0 (0)	7 (1)	189 (16)
8.	Albertino	1997–2004	169 (18)	14 (0)	0 (0)	4 (0)	187 (18)
9.	Mitchell van der Gaag	2001–2006	154 (0)	14 (0)	0 (0)	6 (0)	174 (0)
10.	Alex Bunbury	1993–1999	165 (5)	2 (0)	0 (0)	6 (0)	173 (5)

» NOTES

The data used is since the last promotion to the I League in 1985
A player's name in bold denotes active player
Last update 18 January 2016

Portugal


Name	Years	Caps	Goals	First Cap	Score	Stadium	Date
José Ramos	1925–1930	1	0	France vs Portugal	4–2	Stade des Ponts Jumeaux	18/04/1926
Pinga	1929–1930	1	0	Portugal vs. Spain	0–1	Estádio do Ameal	30/11/1930
António Teixeira	1925–1932	1	0	Portugal vs. Italy	0–2	Estádio do Lima	12/04/1931
Eduardo Luís	1974–1975 1976–1982	1	0	Italy vs. Portugal	3–1	Stadio Luigi Ferraris	24/09/1980
António Oliveira	1982–1983 1987–1990	6	1	Portugal vs. Brazil	0–4	Estádio Municipal de Coimbra	08/06/1983
Adelino Nunes	1988–1990	10	2	Sweden vs. Portugal	0–0	Ullevi Stadium	12/10/1988
Jorge Silva	1987–1989	1	0	Portugal vs. Switzerland	3–1	Estádio da Luz	26/04/1989
Paulo Madeira	1993–1994	1	0	Portugal vs. Norway	0–0	Ullevaal Stadion	24/04/1994
Paulo Alves	1992–1995	5	3	Latvian vs. Portugal	1–3	Stadions Daugavas	09/10/1994
Vado	1991–1995	2	0	Canada vs. Portugal	1–1	Varsity Stadium	26/01/1995
Ariza Makukula	2007–2008	3	1	Kazakhstan vs. Portugal	1–2	Almaty Central Stadium	17/10/2007
Danilo Pereira	2013–2015	2	0	Portugal vs. Cape Verde	0–2	António Coimbra da Mota	31/03/2015

» NOTES

Last update: 16 June 2015

Other nations


Name	Years	Caps	Goals	First Cap	Score	Stadium	Date
Sylvanus Okpala	1984–1985	2	0	Nigeria vs. Tunisia	1–0	National Stadium	06/07/1985
Webster Chikabala	1990–1991	1	0	Angola vs. Zambia	1–2	Estádio da Cidadela	14/04/1991
Alex Bunbury	1993–1999	23	6	Canada vs Denmark	0–1	Varsity Stadium	24/01/1995
Fernando Aguiar	1994–1995	1	0	Canada vs Portugal	1–1	Varsity Stadium	26/01/1995
Eshele Botende	1996–1997	1	0	Zaire vs. South Africa	1–2	Stade Municipal	27/04/1997
Ilian Iliev	1999–2002	6	1	Bulgaria vs. Slovakia	1–1	Playa Ancha Stadium	09/02/2000
Lino	1998–2003	2	0	Guinea-Bissau vs. Togo	0–0	Estádio 24 de Setembro	08/04/2000
Musa Shannon	1999–2001	12	1	Chad vs. Liberia	0–0	Samuel Kanyon Doe	23/04/2000
Chinguila	1999–2002	3	0	South Africa vs. Angola	1–0	Mmabatho Stadium	15/01/2002
Andrej Komac	2005–2006	4	0	Wales vs. Slovenia	0–0	Liberty Stadium	17/08/2005
Collins Mbesuma	2006–2007	2	0	Zambia vs. South Africa	0–1	Independence Stadium	08/10/2006
Alex von Schwedler	2006–2007	1	0	Brazil vs. Chile	4–0	Ullevi	24/03/2007
Edder Pérez	2007–2008	1	0	Paraguay vs. Venezuela	1–1	Antonio Oddone Sarubbi	23/08/2007
Djalma	2006–2011	12	1	Venezuela vs. Angola	0–0	Estadio La Carolina	19/11/2008
Baba Diawara	2007-2012 2015-2016	1	0	Senegal vs. Congo DR	2–1	Stade des Allées	12/08/2009
Héldon	2010–2013	21	8	Cape Verde vs. Mali	1–0	Estádio da Várzea	04/09/2010
Sidnei	2006–2011	3	0	Zimbabwe vs. Cape Verde	0–0	Rufaro Stadium	10/10/2010
Leocísio Sami	2009–2014	7	0	Kenya vs. Guinea-Bissau	2–1	Nyayo National Stadium	03/09/2011
Gegé	2012–2015	20	1	Cape Verde vs. Cameroon	2–0	Estádio da Várzea	08/09/2012
Nuno Rocha	2013–2014	1	0	Luxembourg vs. Cape Verde	0–0	Stade Josy Barthel	05/03/2014
Moussa Maâzou	2014–2015	4	1	Niger vs. Cape Verde	1–3	Général Seyni Kountché	06/09/2014
Moussa Marega	2015–2016	5	0	Mali vs. Gabon	3–4	Stade Pierre Brisson	25/03/2015
Theo Weeks	2013–2015	1	0	Togo vs. Liberia	2–1	Stade de Kégué	14/06/2015
Gevorg Ghazaryan	2015–2018	12	1	Serbia vs. Armenia	2–0	Karađorđe Stadium	04/09/2015
Gevaro	2016–2017	6	1	Barbados vs. Curaçao	1–0	Usain Bolt Sports	23/03/2016
Pana	2013–2016	3	1	Congo DR vs. Angola	2–1	Stade des Martyrs	26/03/2016
Marcos Barbeiro	2014–2017	2	0	São Tomé vs. Cape Verde	1–2	Estádio Nacional 12 de Julho	14/06/2016
Alireza Haghighi	2016	1	0	Iran vs. Kyrgyzstan	6–0	Azadi Stadium	07/06/2016
Alhassane Keita	2017	2	0	Guinea vs. Gabon	2–2	Stade Océane	24/03/2017
Zainadine Júnior	2017–	14	1	Mozambique vs. Angola	2–0	Estádio do Zimpeto	25/03/2017
Gildo	2017–2020	2	0	Mozambique vs. Kenya	1–1	Estádio do Zimpeto	02/09/2017
Diney	2014–2018	2	0	Burkina Faso vs. Cape Verde	4–0	Stade du 4 Août	14/11/2017
Amir Abedzadeh	2017–	4	0	Iran vs. Uzbekistan	1–0	Azadi Stadium	19/05/2018
Joel Tagueu	2018–	6	1	Cameroon vs. Burkina Faso	0–1	Stade Pierre Brisson	27/05/2018
Nanu	2015–2020	7	1	Angola vs. Guinea-Bissau	2–0	Estádio Municipal 25 de Abril	08/06/2019
Bonera	2017–	2	0	Guinea-Bissau vs. Mozambique	1–0	Estádio Municipal de Óbidos	08/10/2020
Milson	2018–	2	0	Angola vs. Mozambique	3–0	Estádio Municipal de Rio Maior	13/10/2020

» NOTES

Last update: 20 November 2020

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[2] "Club Sport Marítimo". zerozero.pt. Retrieved 31 March 2014.

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