Sporting Clube da Brava

The club was founded in the 1988 and is affiliate number 166. The name is identical to the Sporting Clube de Portugal along with its logo which uses its current form. At the start of the 21st century, the club's success ranged from moderate to last place. Sporting's success at the start of the 2010s were moderate, and gained, believed to be in part of the extended regional season with the addition of Juventude da Furna. Sporting lost to Morabeza 1–4 on 10 February 2013, and was Sporting's last loss at home in the regionals, later Sporting lost to Nô Pintcha on 7 April, a previously successful club 1–0 and was also Sporting's last match lost at the regionals, their next loss was in the 2017–18 season. Emanuel de Pina, nicknamed Loco or Ney Loko, a former player became coach of the club and made the club to have their first island title win which was in 2014 and became the island's six of seven who have regional championship titles, also they made and their first entry to the national league, they won their second in a row in 2015 and achieved their second entry. Their greatest ranking was 5th, played a total of 10 matches without any win, they scored a total of 8 goals and totalled only three points. Alongside Académica, Sporting started third for the third round as their match with Académica ended in a two-goal draw and is Sporting's last draw made. A week later, Sporting made a huge 8–0 win over Benfica and became first place which would be for the season. Their scoring…

National championship

2-U: A club who finished second and in the second place ranking, ranked as a non-participant in the playoff stage which the club has been eliminated from

Island/Regional Championship

Emanuel de Pina (Loco or Ney Loko) – since November 2013

Regional titles: Brava Island League: 4 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 Brava Cup: 1 2016 Brava Super Cup: 1 2014 Brava Opening Tournament: 3 2013, 2015, 2016/17 Other title: São Filipe Municipal Tournament: 1 2016