The 2014/15 campaign was another highly competitive season in Portugal’s third tier competition – the CNS (Campeonato Nacional de Seniores).
It’s fair to say that the north came out on top numerically, with two sides from the northern mainland winning places in Liga 2 (the well-supported Varzim and Famalicão) to the south’s one side. However, the title ultimately belonged to the south in the shape of Mafra.
This is the story of the three clubs who made the journey to Portugal’s second tier last term.





