List of football clubs in Paraguay

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This is a list of football clubs in Paraguay. The Liga Paraguaya (Paraguayan League) is made of the División Profesional (also known as Primera División) which is the first division and comprises two tournaments per year: Torneo Apertura and Torneo Clausura, with 11 teams participating in both tournaments (the number of teams will be increased to 12 in 2007). At the end of the year, the winner of Torneo Apertura faces the winner of Torneo Clausura to determine the national champion. The second division is called Intermedia, where every year the two top teams are promoted to the First Division.

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[edit] Primera División (teams participating in the 2006 season)

  1. Club 12 de Octubre (Itaguá)
  2. Club 2 de Mayo (Pedro Juan Caballero)
  3. Club Atletico 3 de Febrero (Ciudad del Este)
  4. Cerro Porteño (Barrio Obrero)
  5. Fernando de la Mora (Fernando de la Mora)
  6. Club Guaraní (Dos Bocas)
  7. Club Libertad (Asunción)
  8. Club Nacional (Barrio Obrero)
  9. Club Olimpia (Asunción)
  10. Sportivo Luqueño (Luque)
  11. Tacuary (Asunción)

[edit] División Intermedia (Second Division)

  1. Cerro Porteño PF (Presidente Franco)
  2. Choré Central
  3. Sport Colombia (Fernando de la Mora)
  4. General Caballero ZC (Zeballos Cué)
  5. Sportivo Iteño (Itá)
  6. Rubio Ñú (Santísima Trinidad)
  7. Silvio Pettirossi
  8. Sol de América (Barrio Obrero)
  9. Sportivo Trinidense (Asunción)
  10. Universal (Encarnación)

[edit] Primera de Ascenso (Third Division)

  1. 1° de Marzo
  2. 3 de Noviembre
  3. 29 de Setiembre
  4. Cerro Corá
  5. Humaitá
  6. River Plate
  7. San Lorenzo (San Lorenzo)
  8. Presidente Hayes
  9. Resistencia
  10. Atlético Colegiales
  11. Atlético Tembetary
  12. Club General Díaz
  13. Independiente
  14. Pilcomayo

[edit] Segunda de Ascenso (Fourth Division)

  1. 3 de Febrero (Chacarita)
  2. 12 de Octubre (Santo Domingo)
  3. Ameliano
  4. Atlántida
  5. Capitán Figarí
  6. Gral. Caballero (Campo Grande)
  7. Gral.Caballero (San Felipe)
  8. Juventud
  9. Oriental
  10. Pinozá
  11. Recoleta
  12. Sport Colonial
  13. Valois Rivarola

[edit] External links

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