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The Chilean First Division, or Campeonato AFP Plan Vital for sponsorship reasons, is the top-tier football category in Chile. It was founded in 1933, and it is considered by experts around the world as one of the most competitive in South American football and in America.

This league works under a promotion-relegation system with the Primera División B, the second most relevant football competition in the country. The two teams with the lowest amount of points will be relegated to the Primera División B, while the champion and the winner of a promotion will take their place in the Chilean top-flight.

The league changed its format in 2017. Before that, the Chilean championship was played from August to May of the subsequent year, but the Chilean Football Federation determined to go back to play their tournament in just one year, starting the season in the latter days of January and concluding it in the first half of December. 16 teams will play two games against each other (30 games total) to determine the winner.

Added to the title, this tournament grants access to continental competitions. The top three teams will make it to the Copa Libertadores, and those teams ranked from fourth to seventh will earn a spot in the Copa Sudamericana of the subsequent year.

The 2018 edition of the Chilean First Division ended with Universidad Católica’s 13th title, beating Universidad de Concepción to the title by a three-point margin. Universidad de Chile was the last team to qualify for the 2019 Copa Libertadores, while Antofagasta, Colo Colo, Unión La Calera and Unión Española made it to the Copa Sudamericana. Deportes Temuco and San Luis de Quillota were relegated to the Primera División B.

The 2019 season in the Chilean Primera División will begin on February 15, and the last clash of the season is scheduled to be played on December 15. Coquimbo Unido and Cobresal were promoted to the Chilean top-flight as champions and winners of the promotion, respectively.

Did you know? Colo-Colo is the most winning team in the Chilean top-flight, with 32 titles to their name. Unfortunately for El Cacique’s followers, they haven’t been able to win the title since 2017, when they were only able to top the table in six of the 15 weeks of the competition.