Vulcânicos

The club was founded on July 18, 1953, after the publication of the charter in the official listing and is the oldest club on the island. Before the club was developed on the island, it consisted of fans and friends of Portuguese club Benfica. They nicknamed the club "Benfiquinha" (meaning "little Benfica" in Portuguese). The club celebrated their 25th anniversary in 1978 and their 50th anniversary in 2003. Their first island title win was in 1992, Vulcânicos won three straight titles in 2000, their fifth one was in four years, between 2007 and 2011, the club won titles once every two years. Their greatest national success was in the 1999 season when they advanced into the finals and lost, they received second place. In the 2010 regional cup, the club headed up to the finals and lost the title to Botafogo. Botafogo also won the regional championship title which is their last, Vulcânicos was to be participant into the regional super cup match as cup runner up, the match was not played. A year later the club finished first with 48 points which is their highest, the club scored 55 goals which was a club record stood for six years, what remains a club record is their 16 wins. At the regional cup, they headed to the finals and defeated Spartak and won their only cup win in 2011, the club appeared in the 2011 edition of Cape Verdean National Cup. Vulcânicos was to play a regional super cup match with Spartak, runner up in the cup competitions, that match was not played. In the…

National championship

Island/Regional Championship

Manuel Ribeiro (2016)

Fogo Island Championships/Fogo Premier Division: 11 1994, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2004, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2016, 2017, 2018 Fogo Island Cup: 1 2011 Fogo Island Super Cup: 2 2007, 2017 Fogo Champion's Cup: 1 2016