Season 2014-15 Goals scored 156 (3.71 per match) Biggest away win Académica
Sporting | Matches played 42 Biggest home win Juventude | |
Champions Sporting Clube da Brava | ||
The 2014-15 Brava Island League season was the competition of the second and third tier football in the island of Brava, Cape Verde. Its started on 24 January and finished on 26 April 2014, over a month after the last season. The tournament was organized by the Brava Regional Football Association (Associação Regional de Futebol da Brava, ARFB). Sporting Brava won their second and recent title.
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Sporting Brava was the defending team of the title. A total of 7 clubs participated in the competition. 156 goals were scored, slightly lower than last season. All matches were played at Estadio de Aquiles de Oliveira in Nova Sintra.
Overview
As Fogo saw a couple of record breaking matches during the season, Brava was nearly the same and saw another high scoring matches, the highest scoring match was the Juventude-Corôa match in which Juventude scored 12-1 tying Fogo's highest scoring match which was done by Spartak d'Aguadinha, the second were two matches that finished with 8 goals. The Juventude match (along with the Spartak match of the Fogo Island League) was the highest scoring goal of any island league in the country. Unlike last season, the records were not successful, it was one goal less than last season's highest scoring match and there were four high scoring matches of which one was a moderate one with 6 goals scored by Morabeza on February 7, the following season would be more successful than the last two.
The first two weeks had Benfica Brava took the lead, then Juventude of the Port of Furna took it for three weeks, Sporting took at at round 6 for three weeks, Académica took it for a week due to Sporting's bye round, then Sporting took it again for a week, Juventude retook it for three weeks, after Juventude played their last match of the season and took a bye round, Sporting took the number one spot where they finished.
Juventude Furna scored the most number of goals numbering 39, Sporting was second with 34, the last two were Corôa with 13 and Benfica with 12. Sporting conceded only four goals in the season, Corôa conceded the most and numbered 46.
Both Desportivo and Travadores scored the most number of goals numbering 37, Sporting was second with 36 and Vitòria scored the least numbering 12, a club who scored the least that was 5th place. Varanda conceded the most number of goals numbering 37, Tchadense second with 24 and Vitòria with 32, a club who conceded the most that was 5th place