Primeira Liga title winners without the "Big Three"

Primeira Liga title winners without the "Big Three"

Keep in mind this in terms of hypothetical with the two examples that did happen.

1930s

1934-35: Belenenses (fourth place)
1935-36: Belenenses (fourth place)
1936-37: Belenenses (runners-up)
1937-38: Carcavelinhos (fourth place)
1938-39: Belenenses (fourth place)
1939-40: Belenenses (third place)

1940s

1940-41: Belenenses (third place)
1941-42: Belenenses (third place)
1942-43: Belenenses (third place)
1943-44: Atlético CP (third place)
1944-45: Belenenses (runners-up)
1945-46: Belenenses
1946-47: Belenenses (fourth place)
1947-48: Belenenses (third place)
1948-49: Belenenses (third place)
1949-50: Atlético CP (third place)

1950s

1950-51: Atlético CP (fourth place)
1951-52: Belenenses (fourth place)
1952-53: Belenenses (third place)
1953-54: Belenenses (fourth place)
1954-55: Belenenses (runners-up)
1955-56: Belenenses (third place)
1956-57: Belenenses (third place)
1957-58: Belenenses (fourth place)
1958-59: Belenenses (third place)
1959-60: Belenenses (third place)

1960s

1960-61: Vitória de Guimarães (fourth place)
1961-62: CUF do Barreiro (fourth place)
1962-63: Belenenses (fourth place)
1963-64: Vitória de Guimarães (fourth place)
1964-65: CUF do Barreiro (third place)
1965-66: Vitória de Guimarães (fourth place)
1966-67: Académica (runners-up)
1967-68: Académica (fourth place)
1968-69: Vitória de Guimarães (third place)
1969-70: Vitória de Setúbal (third place)

1970s

1970-71: Vitória de Setúbal (fourth place)
1971-72: Vitória de Setúbal (runners-up)
1972-73: Belenenses (runners-up)
1973-74: Vitória de Setúbal (third place)
1974-75: Boavista (fourth place)
1975-76: Boavista (runners-up)
1976-77: Boavista (fourth place)
1977-78: Braga (fourth place)
1978-79: Braga (fourth place)
1979-80: Boavista (fourth place)

1980s

1980-81: Boavista (fourth place)
1981-82: Vitória de Guimarães (fourth place)
1982-83: Vitória de Guimarães (fourth place)
1983-84: Braga (fourth place)
1984-85: Boavista (fourth place)
1985-86: Vitória de Guimarães (fourth place)
1986-87: Vitória de Guimarães (third place)
1987-88: Belenenses (third place)
1988-89: Boavista (third place)
1989-90: Vitória de Guimarães (fourth place)

1990s

1990-91: Boavista (fourth place)
1991-92: Boavista (third place)
1992-93: Boavista (fourth place)
1993-94: Boavista (fourth place)
1994-95: Vitória de Guimarães (fourth place)
1995-96: Boavista (fourth place)
1996-97: Braga (fourth place)
1997-98: Vitória de Guimarães (third place)
1998-99: Boavista (runners-up)
1999-00: Boavista (fourth place)

2000s

2000-01: Boavista
2001-02: Boavista (runners-up)
2002-03: Vitória de Guimarães (fourth place)
2003-04: Nacional (fourth place)
2004-05: Braga (fourth place)
2005-06: Braga (fourth place)
2006-07: Braga (fourth place)
2007-08: Vitória de Guimarães (third place)
2008-09: Nacional (fourth place)
2009-10: Braga (runners-up)

2010s

2010-11: Braga (fourth place)
2011-12: Braga (third place)
2012-13: Paços de Ferreira (third place)
2013-14: Estoril (fourth place)
2014-15: Braga (fourth place)
2015-16: Braga (fourth place)
2016-17: Vitória de Guimarães (fourth place)
2017-18: Braga (fourth place)
2018-19: Braga (fourth place)
2019-20: Braga (third place)

2020s

2020-21: Braga (fourth place)
2021-22: Braga (fourth place)
2022-23: Braga (third place)
2023-24: Braga (fourth place)
2024-25: Braga (fourth place)

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