Liga de Ascenso de Honduras

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Liga de Ascenso de Honduras
Liga Nacional de Ascenso
Founded
 ????
Current member clubs
 ??
Current Champions
Deportivo Lenca
League system
2 teams qualify from each of the 4 groups and play a 2 legged quater final, semi final and final.

Liga de Ascenso is the second division of Honduran soccer. The division is divided into 4 groups: zona norte-occidente, zona de Santa Bárbara, Cortés, Ocotepeque y Copán, zona centro-sur-oriente A, zona centro-sur-oriente B in which the top 2 teams qualify for the national quaterfinals. The champion of the opening and closing tournament compete for the promotion to Liga Nacional de Futbol de Honduras. The last team is relegated to Liga Mayor de Futbol de Honduras.

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[edit] History

From 1965 to 1979 the system of promotion to the Liga Nacional was regida by th Federación Deportiva Extraescolar de Honduras.

It was played in amateur form and the champion of the zones central, southern, oriental would play against the champion of the North Western zone.

The Winner was promoted to the Liga Nacional. In the first tournament of the Liga Nacional there wasn't any promoted or relgated since it was a draft tournament.

It was until 1980 when the second division was founded which now a days it's called Liga de Ascenso.

In that season, the league didn't have any relegated team since the players of the Honduras national football team needed to be in training at full time.

From the year on, the rules have been applied and there have been many promoted and relegated teams.

The last team in that list of relegated teams is Hispano but they bought Valencia's category in the league; a situation which has occurred with other teams.


[edit] Teams

[edit] Teams from Zona Norte-Occidente A


Deportivo Lenca
(El Progreso)
Arsenal
(Roatan)
Real Sociedad
(Tocoa)
Social Sol
(Olanchito)
Union Ajax
(Tela)
Marathón Reserva
(San Pedro Sula)

[edit] Teams from Zona Norte-Occidente B

Cruz Azul
(Colinas)
Deportivo Concepcion
(Ocotepeque)
Deportes Savio
(Santa Rosa de Copan)
Olimpia Occidental
(???)
Real España Las Vegas
(San Pedro Sula)
Real Juventud
(Santa Bárbara)
Villanueva
(Villanueva)

[edit] Teams from Zona Centro-Sur-Oriente A

Atletico Esperanzano
(La Esperanza)
Atletico Independiente
(Siguatepeque)

Broncos Junior
(Choluteca)
Cruz Azul
(Siguatepeque)

Aguilas del Motagua
(Tegucigalpa)

[edit] Teams from Zona Centro-Sur-Oriente B

Brisas del Jalan
(Teupasenti)
JASP
(Danli)
Juticalpa Tulin
(Olancho)
Guaimaca FC
(Guaimaca)

Olimpia Reservas
(Tegucigalpa)

Real Maya
(Danli)

[edit] Champions

Year Final Semifinalists
Winner Score Runner-up
1999
details

Federal
-
1999-2000
details

Deportes Savio
-
Aguan Valle
2000-2001
details

Real Maya
2-0
2-3
4-3

Real Comayagua

Real Sociedad

Atletico Independiente
2001-2002
details

Honduras Salzburg
1-2
1-0
2-2
Penalties: 4-2

Parillas One

Atletico Olanchano

Real Sociedad
2002-2003
details

Atletico Olanchano
1-0
1-1
2-1

Deportes Savio

Social Sol

Valencia
2003-2004
details

Valencia
0-0
2-0
2-0

Hispano

Atletico Independiente

Atletico Esperanzano
2004-2005
Apertura
details

Deportes Savio
1-2
5-2
6-4

Social Sol

Arsenal

Deportivo Concepcion
2004-2005
Clausura
details

Hispano

3-0
0-3
3-3
Penalties: 6-5


Deportes Savio
2005-2006
Apertura
details

Atletico Olanchano
1-0
0-1
1-1
Penalties: 3-2

Juticalpa Tulin
2005-2006
Clausura
details

Deportivo Lenca
2-0
2-1
4-1

Real Juventud

Olimpia Reservas

Atletico Olanchano
2006-2007
Apertura
details

Arsenal
-
-
-

Deportes Savio

Real Juventud

Deportivo Lenca

1 Due to some problems Real Comayagua was promoted instead of Real Maya

[edit] Promotion

Since 2004 the league system has been changed. Now the Apertura champion plays the Clausura champion a two legged final match for the promotion.

Year Winner Score Runner-up
2004-2005
Hispano
0-0
0-0
0-0
Penalties: 3-2

Deportes Savio
2005-2006
Atlético Olanchano
0-1
3-1
3-2

Deportivo Lenca