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What to stream via Paramount+ on March 9-11: Serie A, USL Championship, Concacaf W Gold Cup and more
Live Soccer TV · 1 week ago
Over twenty matches across four competitions will give fans a chance to keep their football cravings satisfied. Get hold of what you could watch on this streaming service.
What to stream on Fanatiz this week: February 29 - March 3 edition
Live Soccer TV · 2 weeks ago
Continental tournaments and some of the best league matches will be available to watch on this platform. Get to know which teams will be involved with this guide.
River Plate vs Boca Juniors - Preview, broadcast and live-streaming info for the Superclásico
Live Soccer TV · 3 weeks ago
The heated South American rivalry adds another chapter to its history on Sunday evening. Follow the game with this guide.
What to stream this weekend on Fanatiz: Feb. 23-25 edition
Live Soccer TV · 3 weeks ago
A weekend featuring teams such as Boca Juniors, PSG, River Plate and Flamengo will be available to watch in the streaming platform.
Derby week in Argentina's Primera División, available for fans on Fanatiz
Live Soccer TV · 3 weeks ago
The weekend where every match is part of a heated rivalry will be capped on Sunday with another edition of the Superclásico.
About Primera División
Primera División History, Format, Organization, Media Coverage
The Liga Primera de Nicaragua is the top-tier football category in that country. The competition was created in 1933 and is run by the Nicaraguan Football Federation.
The competition’s format sees two tournaments being played during a regular season. The first one is held between August and November and is called Torneo de Apertura, while the second competition is known as Torneo de Clausura, taking place between January and May. Each regular season is followed up by a final stage, where the top four teams make the semifinals. Both ties are played on a home-and-away basis, leaving those with the best record hosting the return leg. The winner of the competition is determined via a two-legged final, with extra time and penalties used to sort out the winner in the event of a draw in the aggregate score.
The league hosts ten teams and works under a promotion-relegation system. The relegation process sees the team with the least points in a full season (Apertura and Clausura) being relegated automatically to the Segunda División. An additional relegation spot will be sorted out between the ninth team in this league and the runners-up from the Segunda División.
Coverage for this league has featured local network Canal 6 with a limited number of games being aired live each week until 2025. Additionally, games are also available to be streamed live and on-demand on the league’s YouTube channel.