2014–15 Boavista (Cape Verde) football season

The 2014–15 Boavista FC season were in the island division of football (soccer). The club won the Santiago South championship and entered the 2015 Cape Verdean Football Championships.

finished 8th after Os Garridos and ahead of Varanda with 16 points and 17 goals averaged less than one per match.

The club had a total of 55 points (43 in the regionals and 12 in the nationals), and 54 goals, 37 goals in the regionals and 17 goals in the nationals. In the regionals, the club also had 13 wins, 4 draws and a loss

Santiago Island League (South)

Their first match of the season ended in a two goal draw with CD Travadores, Boavista went on for a three game winning streak until Vitória FC put their fifth match in a draw on January 18, Boavista defeated Varanda in their week 6 match. Boavista done their second draw with Sporting Praia on February 7 followed by another win over Garridos. Their tenth week match on February 22 was the club's only loss of the region during the season to Académica da Praia. A two-match winning streak was followed. Boavista broked the match winning streak after finished in a scoreless draw with Celtic, the next six matches ended in victories and made Boavista a six match winning streak.

Pld = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points

Results summary

Cape Verdean National League

The club participated in Group B and advanced to the semis where they would finished as a semi-finalist.

Playoffs

Boavista advanced to the playoffs, Boavista defeated FC Derby of Mindelo 2-1, all goals were scored by Givalter in the second half. The second and last leg was lost to Derby 2-1. Michel was the only scorer who scored at the 50th minute. Boavista lost the penalty kicks to Derby and was out of the competition.

Santiago South/Praia Cup

The club won the 2015 Santiago South/Praia Cup. It is uncertain that Boavista FC will participate in the possible 2016 Cape Verdean Cup.

Santiago South/Praia Super Cup

As Boavista were regional champions and cup winners of 2015, the club as regional champion defeated a second place club in the Super Cup competition and claimed their fourth super cup title in four years.

Transfers

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Out

Club

The Management

Nelito Antunes would coach for the last season in Boavista FC, he would be replaced with the Portuguese coach Joel de Castro the following season.

Other information

As of 2015

Team kit

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