Liga Primera de Nicaragua










































Liga Primera de Nicaragua
Official logo of the Liga Primera of Nicaragua
Founded 1933
Country
 Nicaragua
Number of teams 10

Relegation to
Segunda División
(based on agg. table)
International cup(s)
CONCACAF Champions League
(after 2008–09)
Current champions
Managua
(2018 Apertura)
Website Official website

2018–19 Liga Primera de Nicaragua

The Liga Primera de Nicaragua is the top division of football in Nicaragua, organized by the Federación Nicaragüense de Fútbol, it was created in 1933.


It is played in two parts, Torneo de Apertura from August through November and Torneo de Clausura from January through May. Each of the regular seasons is followed by a playoff of the top four teams over a two-legged semifinal and subsequent final. The relegation end has the bottom team of the aggregate table dropped as well as the loser of the playoff of the 8th and 9th-place teams.




Contents






  • 1 Current teams


    • 1.1 Primera División de Nicaragua - 2016/17




  • 2 Records in the league


  • 3 Champions


  • 4 Previous winners


  • 5 References





Current teams



Primera División de Nicaragua - 2016/17




Liga Primera de Nicaragua is located in Nicaragua

Juventus Managua Managua F.C. UNAN Walter Ferretti

Juventus Managua
Managua F.C.
UNAN
Walter Ferretti



Chinandega

Chinandega



Sebaco

Sebaco



Diriangén

Diriangén



Real Estelí

Real Estelí



Nandasmo

Nandasmo



Real Madriz

Real Madriz




Location of 2016–17 teams in Primera División de Nicaragua






























































































Apertura 2016
Name
 City
 Stadium
 Capacity
 First season
in Primera
 Most recent
promotion

Deportivo Sebaco
Sebaco
Estadio Municipal El Colosal
 1.000
 2016
 2016

Deportivo Walter Ferretti
Managua
Nicaragua National Football Stadium
 15,000
 1987
 1987

Chinandega FC
Chinandega
Estadio Instituto Nacional Autonomo de Chinandega
 1,500
 2011
 2015

Diriangén FC
Diriamba
Estadio Cacique Diriangén
 8,000
 1933
 1933

Juventus Managua
Managua
Estadio Olímpico del IND Managua
 8,000
 TBA
 2011

Managua F.C.
Managua
Estadio Olímpico del IND Managua
 8,000
 2010
 2010

Nandasmo F.C.
Nandasmo
Estadio Olímpico de San Marcos
 3,000
 2016
 2016

Real Estelí F.C.
Estelí
Estadio Independencia
 5,000
 1986
 1986

Real Madriz
Somoto
Estadio Solidaridad Augusto Cesar Mendoza
 3,000
 1999
 2013

UNAN Managua
Managua
Nicaragua National Football Stadium
 15,000
 2014
 2014


Records in the league


[1]




  • Nicaragua Manuel "Catarrito" Cuadra (highest goal scorer in the league with 742 goals)


  • Nicaragua Oscar "Chiqui" Calvo (most goals in a season with 44 goals in 1967 playing for Flor de Caña in the old format of the game)


  • Nicaragua Sergio Gago (most goals in a season in the new format with 35 in 1999)


  • Nicaragua José María Bermúdez (most goals in one game with nine in 1999)

  • Marvin González (fastest goal 15 seconds playing for San Marcos against Real Estelí)



Champions


Teams in bold are currently participating in Primera División de Nicaragua.





















































































Champions
Team
 Championships
Diriangén 26
Real Estelí 14
Deportivo Santa Cecilia 5
Walter Ferretti 4
UCA 4
América Managua 3
Aduana 3
Ferrocarril 2
Flor de Caña 2
Deportivo Masaya 2
Juventus Managua 2
Club Atlético 2
Deportivo Jalapa 1
Búfalos 1
La Nica 1
Alas 1
Lido 1
Colegio C-A 1
Managua 1


Previous winners





  • 1933 : Alas (Managua)

  • 1934 : Club Atlético (Managua)

  • 1935−38 : not played

  • 1939 : Lido

  • 1940 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1941 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1942 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1943 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1944 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1945 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1946 : Ferrocarril (Managua)

  • 1947 : Colegio C-A

  • 1948 : Ferrocarril (Managua)

  • 1949 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1950 : Aduana

  • 1951 : Aduana

  • 1952 : unknown

  • 1953 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1954 : La Salle

  • 1955 : Aduana

  • 1956 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1957 : not played

  • 1958 : Club Atlético

  • 1959 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1960 : La Nica

  • 1961 : Deportivo Santa Cecilia (Diriamba)

  • 1962−64 : not played

  • 1965 : Deportivo Santa Cecilia (Diriamba)

  • 1966 : Flor de Caña (Chichigalpa)

  • 1967 : Flor de Caña (Chichigalpa)

  • 1968 : UCA (Managua)

  • 1969 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1970 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1971 : Deportivo Santa Cecilia (Diriamba)

  • 1972 : Deportivo Santa Cecilia (Diriamba)

  • 1973 : Deportivo Santa Cecilia (Diriamba)

  • 1974 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1975 : UCA (Managua)

  • 1976 : UCA (Managua)

  • 1977 : UCA (Managua)

  • 1978−79 : not played

  • 1980 : Búfalos (Rivas)

  • 1981 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1982 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1983 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1984 : Deportivo Masaya (Masaya)

  • 1985 : América (Managua)

  • 1986 : Deportivo Masaya (Masaya)

  • 1987 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1988 : América (Managua)

  • 1989 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1990 : América (Managua)

  • 1991 : Real Estelí

  • 1992 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1993 : Juventus (Managua)

  • 1994 : Juventus (Managua)

  • 1994−95 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1995−96 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1996−97 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 1997−98 : Walter Ferretti (Managua)

  • 1998−99 : Real Estelí

  • 1999−00 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 2000−01 : Walter Ferretti (Managua)

  • 2001−02 : Deportivo Jalapa

  • 2002−03 : Real Estelí

  • 2003−04 : Real Estelí

  • 2004−05 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 2005−06 : Diriangén (Diriamba)

  • 2006−07 : Real Estelí


  • 2007−08 : Real Estelí


  • 2008−09 : Real Estelí


  • 2009−10 : Real Estelí


  • 2010−11 : Real Estelí


  • 2011−12 : Real Estelí


  • 2012−13 : Real Estelí


  • 2013−14 : Real Estelí


  • 2014−15 : Walter Ferretti (Managua)


  • 2015−16 : Real Estelí


  • 2016−17 : Real Estelí


  • 2017 Apertura : Walter Ferretti (Managua)


  • 2018 Clausura : Diriangén (Diriamba)


  • 2018 Apertura : Managua


  • 2019 Clausura :




References



  • Rec.Sports.Soccer Statistics Foundation

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