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2S

2. Division: Sul

PortugalPortugal
Start Date
2010-09-11
End Date
2011-06-10
2.48
GOALS AVG
240
MATCHES
16
TEAMS
45%
HOME WINS
29%
DRAW
26%
AWAY WINS
Card stats based on2. Division: Sul2010/2011

Standings

Standings

#TeamPWDLGFGAGDPTSForm
1
Atlético CP
Atlético CP
30181024925+2464
2
Mafra
Mafra
30151056036+2455
3
Torreense
Torreense
3016683627+954
4
Pinhalnovense
Pinhalnovense
30131163929+1050
5
Carregado
Carregado
30145114740+747
6
Oriental Lisboa
Oriental Lisboa
30121084235+746
7
Louletano
Louletano
3012994638+845
8
Madalena
Madalena
30128103228+444
9
Operário
Operário
30119104040042
10
Juventude Evora
Juventude Evora
3091293034-439
11
Atletico Reguengos
Atletico Reguengos
30115143947-838
12
Farense
Farense
30812102837-936
13
Casa Pia
Casa Pia
3077163649-1328
14
Real
Real
30510152740-1325
15
Lagoa
Lagoa
3055201937-1820
16
Praiense
Praiense
3039182654-2818

Computed from this table: 240 matches played and 596 goals scored, 2.48 per game. The most productive attack belongs to Mafra (60); the meanest defence is Atlético CP's (25 conceded). Top to bottom, the table spans 46 points.

Fixtures

Tournament Overview

Season 2010/2011

Champion
Atlético CP64 points

Key Dates

Season ran from September 11, 2010 to June 10, 2011

Teams Competing

16 teams competed in the 2. Division: Sul 2010/2011

Historical Seasons

About 2. Division: Sul

As a football league, the 2. Division: Sul belongs to Portugal's competitive calendar. The edition covered here is 2010/2011. Atlético CP won the 2. Division: Sul 2010/2011 with 64 points (18W-10D-2L). Over 240 matches, the goals-per-game average came to 2.5. Home wins accounted for 45% of results, with 29% draws and 26% away wins.

The top of the 2. Division: Sul 2010/2011 belonged to Atlético CP, on 64 points from 30 matches, 9 points clear of second place; next come Mafra (55) and Torreense (54).

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the 2. Division: Sul 2010/2011?
Atlético CP won the 2. Division: Sul 2010/2011 with 64 points from 30 matches (18W, 10D, 2L).
When did the 2. Division: Sul 2010/2011 season end?
The 2. Division: Sul 2010/2011 season ran from September 11, 2010 to June 10, 2011.