Tercera División de Nicaragua
Country | Nicaragua |
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Level on pyramid | 3 |
Promotion to | Segunda División de Nicaragua |
Relegation to | Nicaraguan Fourth Division |
The Tercera División de Nicaragua is the third division of Nicaraguan football.
It is organized by FENIFUT.[1]
League format
The season is divided into two groups.
Teams 2017
Group A | |||
Team | Country | City | |
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Niquinohomo FC | Niquinohomo | Masaya | |
Deportivo Catarina | Catarina | Masaya | |
FC Génesis | Rivas | Rivas | |
CSM Tipitapa | Tipitapa | Managua | |
Deportivo Masaya | Masaya | Masaya | |
Real Masaya FC | Masaya | Masaya | |
Kachuflines | Masaya | Masaya | |
Real Grananda FC | Granada | Granada | |
Granada FC | Granada | Granada | |
El 26 | Managua | Managua | |
Group B | |||
Team | Country | City | |
Mina FC | El Limón | León | |
Águilas de Leon | León | León | |
Chichigalpa FC | Chichigalpa | Chinandega | |
El Viejo FC | El Viejo | Chinandega | |
El Sauce FC | El Sauce | León | |
Real Altagracia | Managua | Managua | |
Salvador Dubois FC | Managua | Managua | |
América Managua | Managua | Managua | |
Pinoleros FC | Managua | Managua | |
San Jose FC | Managua | Managua | |
Group C | |||
Team | County | Cuty | |
FC Las Sabanas | Las Sabanas | Madriz | |
Wiwili NS | Wiwili | Nueva Segovia | |
FC Pantasma | Pantasma | Jinotega | |
Matagalpa FC | Matagalpa | Matagalpa | |
La Dalia FC | El Tuma - La Dalia | Matagalpa | |
Esquipulas FC | Esquipulas | Matagalpa | |
Wiwili FC | Wiwili | Jinotega | |
Deportivo Shick | Managua | Managua | |
Junior Managua | Managua | Managua | |
SC Inter | Pueblo Nuevo | Estelí | |
Group D | |||
Team | Country | City | |
Metrostar | Estelí | Estelí | |
Chepeños FC | San José de los Remates | Boaco | |
Camoapa FC | Camoapa | Boaco | |
Deportivo Villa Sandino | Villa Sandino | Chontales | |
Atlético FC | Managua | Managua | |
Guerreros Managua | Managua | Managua | |
Los Cedros FC | Los Cedros | Managua | |
San Judas FC | Tipitapa | Managua | |
Uniag Rivas FC | Rivas | Rivas | |
FC Elander RSJ | San Carlos | Rio San Juan |
References
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