Now at the Bargos Ground in the 1952/53 and 1953/54 seasons, FC Famalicão competes in the 2nd national division. This last season, with the readjustment of the competitive…
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1954-1961
The following years are difficult, spent between the National 3rd Division and the regional championships. Chairpersons and boards of directors follow on from one another. Despite everything the…
Inauguration of the Ground then known as Campo dos Bargos
A historic milestone with the inauguration of the Ground then known as Campo dos Bargos, today known as the Famalicão Municipal Stadium, which becomes the location for FC…
1950/51 – Freião Ground banned
This is a difficult season that FC Famalicão passes through, with the Freião Ground banned following a game against Leixões. The team plays its “home” matches in Gaia,…
Construction of the Bargos Ground
With FC Famalicão in the 2nd Division, construction of the Campo dos Bargos Ground begins. The photo shows the Futebol Clube de Famalicão squad of that year still…
1947/48 – Minho Cup
Back to the 2nd Division North Area FC Famalicão that season wins the Minho Cup. It is also in this year that numbering on the back of the…
1945/46 – Semi-finals of the Portugal Cup. Another remarkable moment.
The excellent run in the 2nd Division is matched in the Portuguese Cup, with FC Famalicão being dubbed the “Giantkillers” by eliminating Elvas and Olhanense, two 1st Division…
1946/47 – First time in the 1st Division
Benfica, Belenenses, Sporting, Olhanense, Atlético, FC Porto, Vitória de Guimarães, Vitória de Setúbal, Elvas, Académica, Estoril, Sanjoanense, Boavista and FC Famalicão. These are the teams that throughout the…
1945/46 – A memorable season!
FC Famalicão ends the 2nd Division National Championship on the top of the table with 88 goals scored and 5 conceded, with a record of 10 wins in…
