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2011 São Tomé Second Division

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São Tomé Second Division 2011 Vitória FC (Riboque) None AgrosportAliança Nacional 2009-10 2012 The 2011 São Tomé (Island or Regional) Second Division took place that season. 2011 São Tomé Island Second Division RSSSF https://www.rsssf.org/tabless/saotome2011.html The division featured two zones (sometimes as groups), A & B. The first place of each zone heads to the Second Division championships and the winner was crowned Second Division Champions, all of its finals participants qualified into the Premier Division in the following season including Futebol Club Aliança Nacional (Zone A) and Agrosport (Zone B). Agrosport won the Second Division title after succeeding in away goals as the first leg had a goal draw while the second leg was scoreless. It was also the final season that each of the last placed clubs of each group were not relegated, the Third Division was created in the following season on the island. Teams Sao Tome right 360 Location of teams in the São Tomé 2011 . Sao Tome 0.328 6.736 AndorinhaSporting São Tomé top Sao Tome 0.3758 6.6636 Conde left Sao Tome 0.2833333 6.6833333 Folha Fede left Sao Tome 0.4 6.6878 Desportivo Marítimo left Sao Tome 0.3 6.64 Agrosport left Sao Tome 0.36667 6.6434 Amador Sao Tome 0.329 6.7445 Aliança Nacional right Sao Tome 0.03333 6.53333 Porto Alegre Sao Tome 0.2 6.71667 Varzim Sao Tome 0.3151 6.6948 Juba Diogo Simão top Sao Tome 0.3 6.6833333 Trindade FC right Sao Tome 0.2667 6.7 Inter Bom-Bom bottom Sao Tome 0.3167 6.4982 Diogo Vaz left Zone A Futebol Club Aliança Nacional - succeeded into the final Inter Bom-Bom Os Dinâmicos - Folha Fede Juba Diogo Simão Palmar Porto Alegre Santa Margarida Trindade FC Varzim FC - Ribeira Afonso Zone B Agrosport - Monte Café - succeeded into the final Amador - Agostinho Neto Andorinha Sport Club Bela Vista - in the following season, the club would change its name to Kë Morabeza Desportivo Conde Correia Diogo Vaz Desportivo Marítimo - Micoló Sporting São Tomé São Tomé First Division 2011ChampionsAgrosport References Category:Football competitions in São Tomé and Príncipe Sao Tome Sao Tome Second Division