• Maritimo
• Primeira Liga,
• Rio Ave
• Portimonense
• Chaves
• Famalicao
• Santa Clara
• Vasco Seabra

Ten-man Marítimo have been plunged deep into crisis mode after a 2-1 defeat away to Santa Clara left them pointless at the foot of the table after five league games.

The Lions from Madeira took the lead but were unravelled by a second-half turnaround from Santa Clara, turning the game on its head and and Marítimo boss Vasco Seabra facing the axe the next day.

Travelling across different terrain, a fourth win from five games took Portimonense level on points with FC Porto after succeeding at home versus Famalicão, helped on by Pedrão’s sole goal.

Elsewhere, both Chaves and Rio Ave played out a 1-1 draw on Monday night to round off Matchday 5, fending off the Vilacondenses’ hopes of catching up with the Flavienses in the league table after last week's shock victory over Porto.

Boavista secured their third win of the season after beating Paços de Ferreira 1-0 at Estádio do Bessa XXI.

Robert Bozenik netted the winner in the 58th minute, opening his account for the Panthers after being teed up by the impressive Kenji Gorré.

Paços de Ferreira’s miserable start to the season continues, the visitors creating one shot on target as they slumped to a fifth straight defeart.

Braga B overcame an early deficit to earn their first win of the Liga 3 season. Chico Souza’s fine volley gave Canelas the lead in the 10th minute, Braga’s Yan Said equalising on the stroke of half time.

Custódio’s side dominated the second half in Fão, Berna Couto hitting the post before David Veiga netted in the 89th minute to secure a deserved victory.

Porto got back to winning ways in Barcelos with a 2-0 victory against Gil Vicente. Mehdi Taremi produced a perfect half-volley in the 41st minute before Stephen Eustáquio teed up Galeno who scored on the stroke of half time.

Ivo Vieira made four changes at the break, his side eventually getting into the contest with Fran Navarro unable to convert their best opportunity.

The Dragons comfortably closed the game out, gaining confidence before their trip to Spain where they face Atletico Madrid in the Champions League.