Category Primera B 2017

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Torneo Águila 2017
Logo: Asociación de Clubes del Fútbol Profesional
master Boyacá Chicó FC
Climbers Boyacá Chicó FC , Leones FC
Teams 16
Games 286
Gates 685  (ø 2.4 per game)
Top scorer Erwin Carrillo ( Cúcuta Deportivo )
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The Categoría Primera B 2017 , also called Torneo Águila after a sponsor , was the twenty-seventh season of Colombia's second division in men's football, which was hosted by the División Mayor del Fútbol Profesional Colombiano (DIMAYOR).

The relegated from the Categoría Primera A 2016 were Boyacá Chicó FC and Fortaleza FC .

The winner of the Apertura was Boyacá Chicó. The finalización was won by Leones FC . Since Leones finished the overall table in first place, the club was already established as the first to be promoted before the final for the championship.

In the final of the championship Boyacá Chicó was able to prevail against Leones FC on penalties after both the first and second legs were drawn. Boyacá Chicó secured the second promotion place.

mode

The mode had changed compared to the previous year. The season was divided into two half-series, Apertura and Finalización . In both phases, all 16 teams played against each other in league mode, in addition there was a game day with Clásicos, on which games with a derby character were played. The first eight teams qualified for the quarter-finals, followed by the semi-finals and finals. At the draw for the quarter-finals, the teams in places one to four were in the first lottery pot and were drawn to a team in places five to eight. In the final round, the team better placed in the overall table had home rights in the second leg. In the end, the two semi-series champions played a master who rose directly to the first division. The second climber should be determined between the defeated finalist and the best club in the overall table. Since the defeated finalist was also the winner of the overall table, he rose directly to the second team. In the event of a victory in both half-series, a club would have been established as promoted and champion. The second promoted team would have been determined in a game between the two next best-placed clubs in the overall table.

Attendees

The following clubs took part in the 2017 season.

Venues of Torneo Águila 2017
team city Stadion capacity
Coats of arms of None.svg Atlético FC Cali
Palmira 		Pascual Guerrero
Rivera Escobar 		35,405
9000
Coats of arms of None.svg Barranquilla FC Barranquilla
Malambo 		Metropolitano
Bomboná 1 		58,000
-
BogotaFC PEIPI.png Bogotá FC Bogotá Metropolitan de Techo 10,000
Boyacá Chicó FC Tunja Independencia 25,000
Cucuta old.svg Cúcuta Deportivo Cúcuta
Zipaquirá 2 		General Santander
El Zipa 		42,901
7000
CD Quindio.svg Deportes Quindío Armenia Centenario 20,716
Deportivo Pereira.svg Deportivo Pereira Pereira Hernán Ramírez Villegas 31,192
Coats of arms of None.svg Fortaleza FC Zipaquirá
Bogotá 		El Zipa
Metropolitano de Techo 		7,000
10,000
Coats of arms of None.svg Leones FC Itagüí Ciudad de Itagüí 12,000
Llaneros FC Villavicencio Manuel Calle Lombana 15,000
Coats of arms of None.svg Orsomarso SC Palmira Rivera Escobar 9000
Escudo de real cartagena.jpg Real Cartagena Cartagena Jaime Morón León 16,068
Real Santander.gif Real Santander Floridablanca Álvaro Gómez Hurtado 12,000
Union Madalena.svg Unión Magdalena Santa Marta / Magangué 3 Diego de Carvajal 12,000
Universitario de Popayán.png Universitario Popayán Popayan Ciro López 5000
Valledupar FC.png Valledupar FC Valledupar Armando Maestre Pavajeau 10,000
1 Due to renovation work on both stadiums in Barranquilla, Barranquilla FC played their home games at the club's training center in Malambo until mid-March.
2Due to conflicts between the club's management and the government of Norte de Santander, the club moved to Zipaquirá for the 2017 season. From the middle of the return series, the club returned to the Estadio General Santander after the conflict had been resolved.
3The home stadium of Unión Magdalena is originally the Estadio Eduardo Santos in Santa Marta, which could not be used for security reasons.

Aperture

Final table of the league phase

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. Deportivo Pereira  16  10  5  1 023:100 +13 35
 2. Deportes Quindío  16  9  2  5 023:110 +12 29
 3. Real Santander  16  8th  4th  4th 018:100  +8 28
 4th Llaneros FC  16  8th  3  5 019:150  +4 27
 5. Boyacá Chicó FC (A)  16  7th  6th  3 020:180  +2 27
 6th Leones FC  16  8th  2  6th 023:160  +7 26th
 7th Cúcuta Deportivo  16  7th  5  4th 021:140  +7 26th
 8th. Orsomarso SC  16  7th  5  4th 017:140  +3 26th
 9. Barranquilla FC  16  7th  2  7th 020:200  ± 0 23
10. Fortaleza FC (A)  16  5  6th  5 015:160  −1 21st
11. Universitario Popayán  16  4th  5  7th 015:170  −2 17th
12. Valledupar FC  16  5  1  10 018:240  −6 16
13. Unión Magdalena  16  4th  2  10 019:310 −12 14th
14th Bogotá FC  16  4th  2  10 015:270 −12 14th
15th Real Cartagena  16  3  4th  9 016:250  −9 13
16. Atlético FC  16  2  6th  8th 013:270 −14 12
Participation in the final round
(A) Relegated from the Categoría Primera A : Boyacá Chicó FC, Fortaleza FC

Final round

Quarter finals

The first legs were played from 20 to 23 and the second legs on 28 and 29 May 2017.

Team # 1 total Team # 2 First leg Return leg
Cúcuta Deportivo 3: 1 Deportivo Pereira 1-0 2: 1
Orsomarso SC 3: 4 Deportes Quindío 1: 2 2: 2
Leones FC 2: 2
(3: 4 on behalf) 		Real Santander 2: 1 0: 1
Boyacá Chicó FC 3: 2 Llaneros FC 3: 1 0: 1

Team # 1 played their first game at home.

Semifinals

The first legs were played on June 1 and the second legs on June 4 and 5, 2017

Team # 1 total Team # 2 First leg Return leg
Boyacá Chicó FC 7: 6 Cúcuta Deportivo 5: 2 2: 4
Real Santander 2: 2
(4: 3 on account) 		Deportes Quindío 1-0 1: 2

Team # 1 played their first game at home.

final

The first leg was played on June 8th and the second leg on June 13th, 2017. After a 3-2 first leg success in Tunja , Boyacá Chicó reached a 1-1 draw in the second leg in Floridablanca to become semi-series champions and thus qualify for the final for the championship and promotion.

Team # 1 total Team # 2 First leg Return leg
Boyacá Chicó FC 4: 3 Real Santander 3: 2 1: 1

Team # 1 played their first game at home.

First leg
pairing Boyacá Chicó FC - Real SantanderReal Santander
Result 3: 2 (1: 1)
date June 8, 2017, 5:45 p.m. ( UTC − 5 )
Stadion Estadio La Independencia , Tunja
referee Nicolás Gallo ( Caldas )
Gates 0: 1 José Mosquera (7th, own goal)
1: 1 Misael Riascos (39th, penalty)
2: 1 Felipe Ponce (64th)
2: 2 Nelson Camacho (75th)
3: 2 Wilmar González (81st)
Boyacá Chicó FC José Huber Escobar , Wilmar González , Yair Ibargüen , José Mosquera , Daniel Olave , Felipe Acosta , José Barreto (from 46th Felipe Ponce Ramírez ), Óscar Iván Balanta , Mateo Palacios , Diego Valdés Giraldo (from 85th Santiago Arango ), Misael Riascos
Coach: Jhon Gómez
Real Santander Julián Ledesma , Nelson Camacho , Miguel Herrera , Jair Blanco , Robert Carvajal , Óscar Álvarez (from 88th Yerson Morales ), Jahir Castillo , Daniel Mantilla , Roger Lemus (from 50th Roger Pereira ), Juan Zapata (from 73rd Emanuel Arias ) , Luis Ferney Ríos
Coach: Víctor Hugo González
yellow cards yellow cards Diego Valdés Giraldo - Jhair Castillo, Julián Ledesma, Nelson Camacho
Return leg
pairing Real Santander Real Santander - Boyacá Chicó FC
Result 1: 1 (0: 1)
date June 12, 2017, 7:00 p.m. ( UTC − 5 )
Stadion Estadio Álvaro Gómez Hurtado , Floridablanca
referee Carlos Betancur ( Valle del Cauca )
Gates 0: 1 Diego Valdés (21.)
1: 1 Luis Ferney Ríos (90. + 1 ', penalty)
Real Santander Julián Ledesma , Nelson Camacho , Miguel Herrera , Jair Blanco , Robert Carvajal , Óscar Álvarez (from 83. Yhair Ruiz ), Jahir Castillo (from 71. Brandon Mendieta ), Daniel Mantilla , Emanuel Arias (from 66. Roger Pereira ), Juan Zapata , Luis Ferney Ríos
Coach: Víctor Hugo González
Boyacá Chicó FC José Huber Escobar , Anderson Peña , Carlos Díaz , José Mosquera , Daniel Olave , Felipe Ponce Ramírez (from 78th Dennis Mena ), José Barreto , Óscar Iván Balanta , Mateo Palacios (from 60th Felipe Acosta ), Diego Valdés , Misael Riascos ( from 85th Julián Ayala )
Trainer: Jhon Gómez
yellow cards yellow cards Emanuel Arias, Nelson Camacho - Anderson Peña, Felipe Ponce, José Barreto, José Escobar
References Red cards none - Diego Valdés Giraldo

List of goalscorers

If the number of hits is the same, the players are sorted alphabetically.

Pl. player team Gates
1. ColombiaColombia Erwin Carrillo Cúcuta Deportivo 9
ColombiaColombia Gustavo Torres Deportes Quindío
3. ColombiaColombia Juan Sebastián Herrera Barranquilla FC 8th
ColombiaColombia Junior Murillo Orsomarso SC
ColombiaColombia Luis Ferney Ríos Real Santander
ColombiaColombia Diego Valdés Giraldo Boyacá Chicó FC
7th ColombiaColombia Roger Lemus Real Santander 7th
ColombiaColombia Jeison Medina Leones FC
ColombiaColombia Misael Riascos Boyacá Chicó FC
ColombiaColombia Jader Valencia Bogotá FC

Finalizazión

Final table of the league phase

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. Barranquilla FC  16  10  3  3 021:100 +11 33
 2. Deportivo Pereira  16  9  3  4th 023:130 +10 30th
 3. Deportes Quindío  16  9  3  4th 028:190  +9 30th
 4th Leones FC  16  9  3  4th 020:150  +5 30th
 5. Cúcuta Deportivo  16  8th  3  5 030:200 +10 27
 6th Llaneros FC  16  6th  7th  3 026:230  +3 25th
 7th Real Cartagena  16  7th  3  6th 020:200  ± 0 24
 8th. Orsomarso SC  16  6th  5  5 016:140  +2 23
 9. Boyacá Chicó FC (A)  16  6th  5  5 016:150  +1 23
10. Unión Magdalena  16  5  5  6th 020:220  −2 20th
11. Atlético FC  16  5  3  8th 013:250 −12 18th
12. Real Santander  16  3  5  8th 021:250  −4 14th
13. Bogotá FC  16  3  5  8th 010:190  −9 14th
14th Valledupar FC  16  3  5  8th 014:280 −14 14th
15th Fortaleza FC (A)  16  2  6th  8th 014:190  −5 12
16. Universitario Popayán  16  2  6th  8th 013:180  −5 12
As of October 29, 2017
Participation in the final round
(A) Relegated from the Categoría Primera A : Boyacá Chicó FC, Fortaleza FC

Final round

Quarter finals

The first legs were played from 4th to 6th and the second leg on 11th and 12th November 2017.

Team # 1 total Team # 2 First leg Return leg
Cúcuta Deportivo 4: 2 Barranquilla FC 3-0 1: 2
Real Cartagena 4: 1 Deportivo Pereira 3-0 1: 1
Llaneros FC 8: 1 Deportes Quindío 5-0 3: 1
Orsomarso SC 1: 1
(2: 4 i.E.) 		Leones FC 1-0 0: 1

Team # 2 played their first game at home.

Semifinals

The first legs were played on November 16 and the second legs on November 19, 2017.

Team # 1 total Team # 2 First leg Return leg
Cúcuta Deportivo 3: 4 Leones FC 2: 2 1: 2
Real Cartagena 2: 3 Llaneros FC 2: 1 0: 2

Team # 1 played their first game at home.

final

The first leg was played on November 23 and the second leg on November 26, 2017. After a 1: 4 away win in the first leg in Villavicencio , Leones FC reached a 0-0 draw in the second leg in Itagüí to become semi-series champions and thus qualify for the championship final. Since the club was also able to finish the overall table in first place, he was already known as the first promoted player before the championship final.

Team # 1 total Team # 2 First leg Return leg
Llaneros FC 1: 4 Leones FC 1: 4 0-0

Team # 1 played their first game at home.

First leg
pairing Llaneros FC Llaneros FC - Leones FCLeones FC
Result 1: 4 (0: 2)
date November 23, 2017, 3:15 p.m. ( UTC − 5 )
Stadion Estadio Manuel Calle Lombana , Villavicencio
referee John Hinestroza ( Chocó )
Gates 0: 1 Jeison Medina (7th)
0: 2 Jeison Medina (38th)
0: 3 Edisson Restrepo (58th)
0: 4 Sebastián Gómez (74th)
1: 4 Jhon Velásquez (90th + 3)
Llaneros FC Jorge Soto , Nicolás Hoyos (from 45th José Cuenú ), Anderson Angulo , Camilo Bolaños , Claudio Rubiano , Jesús Martínez , José Palacios (from 60th Mateo Zapata ), Jhon Velásquez , Marlon Tinoco (from 46th Juan Lemus ), David Ramírez , Mario Alexander Álvarez
Coach: Jairo Patiño
Leones FC Arled Cadavid Valencia , Daniel Osorio , Edisson Restrepo , David Montoya , Diego Sánchez , Mateo Muñoz (from 57th Mateo Serna ), Sebastián Gómez , Felipe Jaramillo , Jeison Medina , Jhon Henry Sánchez , Wilmar Cruz
Trainer: Juan Carlos Álvarez
yellow cards yellow cards Anderson Angulo - Mateo Muñoz, Daniel Osorio
References Red cardsJorge Soto - none
Return leg
pairing Leones FC Leones FC - Llaneros FCLlaneros FC
Result 0-0
date November 26, 2017, 7:10 p.m. ( UTC − 5 )
Stadion Estadio Metropolitano Ciudad de Itagüí , Itagüí
referee Nicolás Gallo ( Caldas )
Gates no
Leones FC Arled Cadavid Valencia , Daniel Osorio , Edisson Restrepo , David Montoya , Felipe Aguirre , Sebastián Gómez , Mateo Muñoz (from 53. Mateo Serna ), Felipe Jaramillo (from 53. Yeison Zabaleta ), Jeison Medina , Jhon Sánchez , Wilmar Cruz (from 74 . Eliecer Espinosa )
coach: Juan Carlos Álvarez
Llaneros FC Juan Lemus , Jesús Martínez , José Cuenú , Anderson Angulo , Camilo Bolaños , Federico Arbeláez , Mateo Zapata (from 55th Mario Alexander Álvarez ), José Palacios (from 72nd Marlon Tinoco ), Claudio Rubiano , Jhon Velásquez (from 65th Humberto Zuluaga ), David Ramírez
Coach: Jairo Patiño
yellow cards yellow cards Felipe Jaramillo, Mateo Serna - Anderson Angulo, Camilo Bolaños, Hugo Palacios, Paul Rubiano

List of goalscorers

If the number of hits is the same, the players are sorted alphabetically.

Pl. player team Gates
1. ColombiaColombia Jhon Velásquez Llaneros FC 11
2. ColombiaColombia Erwin Carrillo Cúcuta Deportivo 10
ColombiaColombia Jeison Medina Leones FC
4th ColombiaColombia José Palacios Llaneros FC 8th
5. ColombiaColombia Mario Alexander Álvarez Llaneros FC 7th
ColombiaColombia Diego Echeverri Cúcuta Deportivo
ColombiaColombia Luis Ferney Ríos Real Santander
ColombiaColombia Juan Salcedo Real Cartagena
ColombiaColombia Daiver Vega Unión Magdalena
10. ColombiaColombia Ethan González Barranquilla FC 6th
ColombiaColombia Stiwar Mena Deportes Quindío
ColombiaColombia Juan Camilo Zapata Valledupar FC

Final for the championship

The first leg of the final was played on December 2, 2017 in Tunja and the second leg on December 6 in Itagüí . Boyacá Chicó prevailed on penalties after both games were tied to become champions.

Leones FC was already known as a promoted team, as it was in first place in the overall table. Since Boyacá Chicó became champions, Leones FC and Boyacá Chicó rose and no second promotion duel was necessary.

Team # 1 total Team # 2 First leg Return leg
Boyacá Chicó FC 1: 1
(5: 3 i.E.) 		Leones FC 0-0 1: 1

Team # 1 played their first game at home.

First leg

pairing Boyacá Chicó FC - Leones FCLeones FC
Result 0-0
date December 2, 2017, 5:15 p.m. ( UTC − 5 )
Stadion Estadio La Independencia , Tunja
referee Carlos Betancur ( Valle del Cauca )
Gates no
Boyacá Chicó FC José Huber Escobar , Yilber Tobar , José Mosquera , Carlos Díaz , Jordy Monroy , Yecid Torres (from 45th José Barreto ), Dennis Mena , Juan David Díaz (from 64th Diego Valdés Giraldo ), Felipe Ponce Ramírez , Mateo Palacios (from 90 . + 2 Felipe Acosta ), Misael Riasco's
coach: Jhon Gómez
Leones FC Arled Cadavid Valencia , Daniel Osorio , Edisson Restrepo , David Montoya , Felipe Aguirre , Mateo Muñoz , Sebastián Gómez Londoño , Felipe Jaramillo (from 70th Yeison Zabaleta ), Jeison Medina , Jhon Sánchez (from 79th Mateo Serna ), Wilmar Cruz (from 86. Eliecer Espinosa )
Coach: Juan Carlos Álvarez
yellow cards yellow cards Misael Riascos, Yecid Torres, José Mosquera - Felipe Jaramillo, Daniel Osorio
References Red cardsDennis Mena - none

Return leg

pairing Leones FC Leones FC - Boyacá Chicó FC
Result 1: 1 (1: 0), 3: 5 i. E.
date December 6, 2017, 7:00 p.m. ( UTC − 5 )
Stadion Estadio Metropolitano Ciudad de Itagüí , Itagüí
referee Andrés José Rojas ( Bogotá )
Gates 1: 0 Jeison Medina (45th + 3)
1: 1 Ricardo Vásquez (55th)
Penalty shoot-out:
0: 1 Felipe Ponce
1: 1 Edisson Restrepo
1: 2 José Barreto
2: 2 Mateo Muñoz
2: 3 Ricardo Vázquez
3: 3 Felipe Jaramillo
3: 4 José Escobar
Escobar holds against Serna
3: 5 José Mosquera
Leones FC Arled Cadavid Valencia (from 90. Cristian Arroyave ), Daniel Osorio , Edisson Restrepo , David Montoya (from 65. Mateo Serna ), Felipe Aguirre , Sebastián Gómez Londoño , Mateo Muñoz , Felipe Jaramillo , Jeison Medina , Jhon Sánchez , Wilmar Cruz (from 40. Eliecer Espinosa )
Coach: Juan Carlos Álvarez
Boyacá Chicó FC José Huber Escobar , Jordy Monroy , Carlos Díaz , José Mosquera , Yilber Tobar , José Barreto , Deiver Hinojosa (from 46th Mateo Palacios ), Felipe Ponce Ramírez , Santiago Arango (from 46th Juan David Díaz ), Diego Valdés Giraldo , Misael Riascos (from 52nd Ricardo Michel Vázquez )
Coach: Jhon Gómez
yellow cards yellow cards Wilmar Cruz, Felipe Aguirre - Misael Riascos, Diego Valdez, Ricardo Vázquez, Juan Díaz, Carlos Díaz

Overall table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. Leones FC  42  21st  9  12 055:390 +16 72
 2. Cúcuta Deportivo  40  19th  9  12 067:480 +19 66
 3. Deportivo Pereira  36  19th  9  8th 048:300 +18 66
 4th Deportes Quindío  38  20th  6th  12 058:430 +15 66
 5. Llaneros FC  40  18th  11  11 054:530  +1 65
 6th Boyacá Chicó FC (A)  40  16  14th  10 051:450  +6 62
 7th Barranquilla FC  34  18th  5  11 043:340  +9 59
 8th. Orsomarso SC  36  14th  11  11 037:330  +4 53
 9. Real Santander  38  13  10  15th 046:430  +3 49
10. Real Cartagena  36  12  8th  16 042:490  −7 44
11. Unión Magdalena  32  9  7th  16 039:530 −14 34
12. Fortaleza FC (A)  32  7th  12  13 029:350  −6 33
13. Valledupar FC  32  8th  6th  18th 032:520 −20 30th
14th Atlético FC  32  7th  9  16 026:520 −26 30th
15th Universitario Popayán  32  6th  11  15th 028:350  −7 29
16. Bogotá FC  32  7th  7th  18th 025:460 −21 28
Master and promotion to the Categoría Primera A 2018 : Boyacá Chicó (Master Apertura)
Runner-up and promotion to the Categoría Primera A 2018: Leones FC (champions finalización, first overall table)
(A) Relegated from the Categoría Primera A 2016 : Boyacá Chicó, Fortaleza FC

Web links

Individual evidence

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