Liga Nacional de Fútbol de Honduras 1983-84
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A change in the rules took place in 1983-84, the championship was decided in 36 rounds without playoffs, Vida won its second title after finishing first this season.
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[edit] 1983-84 teams
[edit] Regular season
The regular season consisted in 36 rounds, won by Vida.
[edit] Top scorer
Raul Centeno Gamboa (Platense) with 17 goals
[edit] Squads
[edit] Dandy
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[edit] Juventud Morazánica
- José Luis Cruz Figueroa
- Jorge Hibrán Maldonado
[edit] Marathón
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[edit] Motagua
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[edit] Olimpia
- Prudencio "Tecate" Norales
- Jorge "Perro" González
[edit] Platense
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[edit] Real España
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[edit] Victoria
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[edit] Vida
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[edit] Known results
[edit] Round 1
- Juventud Morazánica 1:1 Real España
- Marathón 1:1 Platense
[edit] Unknown rounds
- 6 March 1983 Platense 2:1 Dandy (In Puerto Cortés)
- 22 May 1983 Juventud Morazánica 1:5 Universidad (In Tegucigalpa)
- 14 April 1983 Motagua 1:0 Universidad
- 1 June 1983 Motagua 3:1 Platense (In Tegucigalpa)
- 17 July 1983 Motagua 0:1 Dandy (In Tegucigalpa)
- 15 September 1983 Olimpia 6:0 Platense (In Tegucigalpa)
- 19 October 1983 Olimpia 1:0 Marathón (In Tegucigalpa)
- Motagua 2:0 Dandy (In Tegucigalpa)
- Dandy 1:2 Motagua (In San Pedro Sula)
- Dandy 1:2 Motagua (In San Pedro Sula)
