#Lisbon Municipal Assembly recognize @Sporting last weekend with 24th national champions, if it get's approved, @FCPorto will be added 4 titles and will have a total of 34 @SLBenfica will add 3 titles for a total of 41 titles all depends on the #FPF

 Sporting saw the Lisbon Municipal Assembly recognize last Friday, Sporting with  24 national titles, instead of 20 claimed by the Alvalade club, following the unanimously approved vote of praise to salute and praise the Lisbon emblem for winning the 2023/2024 title.

Although such a decision does not fall within the scope of the local authority (only the Portuguese Football Federation has the power to do so), the Municipal Assembly decided:

«1 - Salute and praise Sporting Clube de Portugal for winning its 24th National Men's 11-a-side Football Championship;

Sporting will have a total of 24

Porto a total of 34

Benfica a total of 41

1921/22  FC Porto             (runners-up: Sporting CP 2-1, 0-2, 3-1aet)
1922/23  Sporting CP          (runners-up: Académica 3-0)
1923/24  SC Olhanense         (runners-up: FC Porto 4-2)
1924/25  FC Porto             (runners-up: Sporting CP 2-1)
1925/26  CS Marítimo          (runners-up: CF "Os Belenenses" 2-0)
1926/27  CF "Os Belenenses"   (runners-up: Vitória FC Setúbal 3-0)
1927/28  Carcavelinhos FC     (runners-up: Sporting CP 3-1)
1928/29  CF "Os Belenenses"   (runners-up: União F. Lisboa 2-1)
1929/30  SL Benfica           (runners-up: FC Barreirense 3-1aet)
1930/31  SL Benfica           (runners-up: FC Porto 3-0)
1931/32  FC Porto             (runners-up: CF "Os Belenenses" 4-4aet, 2-1)
1932/33  CF "Os Belenenses"   (runners-up: Sporting CP 3-1)
1933/34  Sporting CP          (runners-up: FC Barreirense 4-3 aet)
1934/35  SL Benfica           (runners-up: Sporting CP 2-1)
1935/36  Sporting CP          (runners-up: CF "Os Belenenses" 3-1)
1936/37  FC Porto             (runners-up: Sporting CP 3-2)
1937/38  Sporting CP          (runners-up: SL Benfica 3-1)