Liga Nacional de Fútbol Profesional de Honduras

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The Liga Nacional de Fútbol Profesional de Honduras is the top division of football in Honduras . The league plays according to the Latin American system Apertura and Clausura with ten teams.

In the 1930s, football saw a surge in popularity in Honduras. In 1948 the Liga Mayor de Fútbol Francisco Morazán , named after the department around the Honduran capital Tegucigalpa (→ Departamento Francisco Morazán ), was created.

CD Olimpia , CD Federal , CD Motagua , Argentina and Real CD España were among others. a. the first clubs to play in the new league. In 1948 the first championship was played in the recently opened Estadio Tiburcio Carías Andino . The winner was the Club Deportivo Victoria; three years later, in 1951, they repeated this success. Due to the high level of support from the league, the Federación Deportiva Extraescolar de Honduras , a general national sports association, was founded during this period , from which specialized associations such as today's national football association, Federación Nacional Autónoma de Fútbol de Honduras (FENAFUTH), emerged.

Today's league was founded in 1965. Since the 1997/98 season, the season has been divided into Apertura and Clausura. In addition to the two capital city clubs CD Olimpia and CD Motagua , Real CD España and CD Marathón , both from San Pedro Sula , and CDS Vida , from La Ceiba , are founding members of the league. They are the only clubs that have never been relegated.

Championship title

society Championships    Vice championships   Championship years
CD Olimpia 25th 17th 1967, 1968, 1960, 1972, 1978, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000/01-A, 2002/03-A, 2003/04-C, 2004 / 05- C, 2005/06-A, 2005/06-C, 2007/08-C, 2008/09-C, 2009/10-C, 2011/12-A, 2011/12-C
CD Motagua 12 9 1969, 1971, 1974, 1979, 1992, 1997/98-A, 1997/98-C, 1999/2000-A, 1999/2000-C, 2001/02-A, 2006/07-A, 2010 / 11- C.
Real CD España 10 11 1975, 1976, 1977, 1981, 1989, 1991, 1994, 2003/04-A, 2006/07-C, 2010/11-A
CD Marathon 8th 12 1970, 1986, 2001/02-C, 2002/03-C, 2004/05-A, 2007/08-A, 2008/09-A, 2009/10-A
CDS Vida 2 3 1982, 1984
Platense FC 2 3 1966, 2000/01-C
CD Victoria 1 1 1995
Universidad 0 2 -
Atlético Morazán 0 1 -
CD Petrotela 0 1 -
60 60

Eternal table

No. Club 00S. 00G 00U 00V 00P 00T + 00T- 00TD
1. CD Olimpia 001283 00632 00442 00209 001706 001855 001007 00848
2. CD Motagua 1283 516 442 325 1474 1586 1227 359
3. España / Real CD España 1283 490 441 352 1421 1572 1255 317
4th CD Marathon 1283 492 436 355 1420 1687 1362 325
5. CD Platense 1254 402 445 407 1249 1421 1405 16
6th CDS Vida 1283 379 461 443 1219 1372 1556 −184
7th Victoria 1084 327 390 367 1044 1203 1300 −97
8th. Universidad / Broncos UNAH 796 202 281 313 685 690 901 −211
9. Broncos 399 105 146 148 356 369 472 −103
10. Real Maya / Real Patepluma 247 54 95 98 203 231 296 −65
11. Atlético Indio 216 54 77 85 185 210 275 −65
12. Hispano FC 179 54 49 76 157 215 247 −32
13. Sula / Juventud de Sula 189 40 75 74 155 143 199 −56
14th Atlético Morazán / J. Morazánica 156 41 68 47 150 149 171 −22
15th Deportes Savio 180 45 58 77 148 175 236 −61
16. Tela Timsa / Petrotela 153 40 53 60 133 132 179 −47
17th Federal 153 30th 58 65 118 137 204 −67
18th Campamento / Atlético Olanchano 168 37 44 87 118 172 263 −91
19th Independiente Villela 151 24 58 69 106 149 241 −92
20th Honduras / Progreso 108 33 26th 49 92 130 176 −46
21st Atlético Español 108 20th 33 55 73 106 175 −69
22nd Troy 90 25th 19th 46 69 76 130 −54
23. Súper Estrella 108 16 36 56 68 89 197 −108
24. Valencia 72 21st 24 27 66 62 73 −11
25th Lempira 81 17th 20th 44 54 82 134 −52
26th dandy 63 12 29 22nd 53 42 57 −15
27. Real Juventud 72 16 18th 38 50 72 105 −33
28. Curacao 54 10 24 20th 44 43 68 −25
29 La Salle / San Pedro 54 13 16 25th 42 81 119 −38
30th EACI 54 9 20th 25th 38 32 55 −23
31. Deportes Progreseño 54 10 16 28 36 46 87 −41
32. Real Comayagua 36 7th 14th 15th 28 42 57 −15
33. Honduras Salzburg 36 5 15th 16 25th 31 49 −18
34. Palestino 40 7th 11 22nd 25th 48 81 −33
35. Verdún 27 5 11 11 21st 10 25th −15
36. Atlético Portuario 27 6th 7th 14th 19th 29 55 −26
37. Tiburones 27 4th 10 13 18th 20th 34 −14
38. Atlántida 27 3 5 19th 11 12 48 −36

Status: The seasons 1965/66 to 2009/10 are taken into account.

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ What exactly the Liga Mayor de Fútbol Francisco Morazán is all about needs to be examined more closely. The assumptions at the point are based on information from the English language Wikipedia , where the source is now a dead link .
  2. ↑ www.ciclonhn.com