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Portugal 2a Divisao
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Portugal 2a Divisao

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Matches Fixtures Results
DateRHome v Away-
04/13 20:30 - FC Gaia B v AA Sao Mamede 26-30
04/13 20:00 - AC Lusitanos v Aguas Santas B 23-23
04/13 20:00 - Alavarium AC v CD Feirense 28-33
04/13 19:30 - CDC Santana v Gondomar Cultural 21-29
04/13 17:30 - FC Infesta v CA Penafiel 43-22
04/13 17:00 - Estarreja AC v CDC Sao Paio Oleiros 25-19
04/13 17:00 - Arsenal Andebol v AC Fafe 31-28
04/06 20:00 - AC Lamego v Estarreja AC 27-24
04/06 20:00 - IFC Torrense v Lagoa AC 27-31
04/06 18:00 - Gondomar Cultural v FC Infesta 32-23
04/06 18:00 - CDC Santana v FC Gaia B 20-28
04/06 17:00 - Alto Moinho v C Vela Tavira 37-21
04/06 16:30 - Aguas Santas B v AA Sao Mamede 30-32
03/23 21:30 - FC Gaia B v Aguas Santas B 35-28
03/23 21:00 - AA Sao Mamede v CA Penafiel 40-27
03/23 18:30 - FC Infesta v CDC Santana 20-28
03/23 18:00 - Estarreja AC v AC Coimbra 30-24
03/23 18:00 - AC Fafe v Club Naval Setubalense 32-20
03/13 21:30 - Alto Moinho v GM 1 Dezembro 28-27
03/09 21:00 - CDC Sao Paio Oleiros v AD Albicastrense 24-24
03/08 21:30 - CDC Santana v AC Lusitanos 23-22
02/24 21:00 - FC Porto B v Nazare Dom Fuas AC 27-29
02/24 19:00 - Esfera Andebol v Estrela Amadora 27-34
02/24 18:00 - CDC Sao Paio Oleiros v CD Feirense 22-25
02/17 21:30 - CA Penafiel v CDC Santana 30-36
02/17 21:00 - Gondomar Cultural v FC Gaia B 29-19
02/17 19:00 - CD Feirense v AC Lamego 25-24
02/17 18:30 - FC Infesta v AA Sao Mamede 31-31
02/17 18:00 - AC Fafe v Aguas Santas B 29-23
02/17 18:00 - Estarreja AC v CDC Sao Paio Oleiros 26-23
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Wikipedia - Portuguese Handball Second Division

Campeonato Nacional de Seniores Masculinos, Segunda Divisão (in English, Men's Senior National Championship, 2nd Division), also known as Andebol 2 or just Segunda Divisão, is the second-tier handball league in Portugal. The best teams get promoted to Andebol 1, and the worst are relegated to the Portuguese Handball Third Division.

Almada AC is the most successful club, having won the competition four times.

The competition is played over two phases by 30 teams, initially geographically grouped into three zone groups.

The current champions are CD São Bernardo, from Aveiro.

History

The second tier was established in 1966 as a result of the need for the expansion of national handball competitions due to the increase in the number of participating teams in regional championships. The competition was created under its current name for the 1966–67 season and ran for only four consecutive seasons, as in 1970–71 it was abolished. However, the competition returned the following year.

In 1982, a new top-division league (Divisão de Honra) was created, and the Segunda Divisão became the 3rd tier of Portuguese handball. Nevertheless, with the creation of the new single round-robin league in 1985, the Second Division returned to be the 2nd-tier competition.

In 2001, another rebranding of the top division led to the Segunda Divisão becoming once again the 3rd tier of Portuguese handball. Moreover, due to the League-Federation dispute, the competition took an even lower standard between 2002 and 2007. During that period, the Segunda Divisão was de facto the 4th tier of the league system, although considered de jure the 3rd tier by the Portuguese Handball Federation.

As the dispute ended, the Segunda Divisão became de facto the 3rd tier of Portuguese handball in 2007.

As the Liga Portuguesa de Clubes de Andebol folded in 2008, the Segunda Divisão has been the level 2 league of Portuguese handball since the 2009–2010 season.


The Portugal 2a Divisao handball tournament is an exciting and highly competitive event that showcases the best handball teams from across Portugal. Known for its fast-paced and intense gameplay, this tournament brings together both professional and amateur teams, creating a thrilling atmosphere for players and spectators alike.

The tournament features teams from various regions of Portugal, each vying for the coveted title of champion. With a strong emphasis on skill, strategy, and teamwork, the Portugal 2a Divisao showcases the immense talent and dedication of the country's handball community.

Matches are held in state-of-the-art arenas and sports facilities, providing an optimal setting for players to showcase their abilities. The tournament follows a rigorous schedule, with teams competing in a series of round-robin matches, leading up to the knockout stages and ultimately the grand finale.

The Portugal 2a Divisao handball tournament not only serves as a platform for teams to demonstrate their prowess but also acts as a breeding ground for future handball stars. It provides an opportunity for young and aspiring players to gain exposure and experience at a competitive level, fostering the growth and development of the sport in Portugal.

The tournament attracts a passionate fan base, with supporters filling the stands, cheering on their favorite teams, and creating an electric atmosphere. The Portugal 2a Divisao handball tournament is not just a sporting event; it is a celebration of the sport, bringing together communities and fostering a sense of unity and camaraderie.

Overall, the Portugal 2a Divisao handball tournament is a must-watch event for handball enthusiasts, offering thrilling matches, exceptional talent, and a vibrant atmosphere. It showcases the best of Portuguese handball and serves as a testament to the country's passion for the sport.