Table

Primera Division Standings

Pos.		Team	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	P	Form
Primera Division: Apertura
1		Olimpia	22	15	4	3	37	17	20	49	WWLDL
2		Nacional Asunción	22	10	9	3	31	22	9	39	WDWWW
3		Cerro Porteño	22	11	5	6	30	22	8	38	WLDLD
4		Sportivo Ameliano	22	8	9	5	27	21	6	33	LLWDD
5		Sportivo Trinidense	22	8	8	6	30	24	6	32	WWLLL
6		Libertad	22	9	4	9	34	26	8	31	LDWWW
7		Guaraní	22	7	8	7	27	23	4	29	LWDLD
8		Deportivo Recoleta	22	8	4	10	35	32	3	28	WLLWL
9		Rubio Ñú	22	6	5	11	15	26	-11	23	LDLDW
10		2 de Mayo	22	5	7	10	18	35	-17	22	LDWWD
11		Sportivo Luqueño	22	5	5	12	24	33	-9	20	LDLDW
12		Sportivo San Lorenzo	22	3	6	13	14	41	-27	15	WDWLL
Primera Division: Clausura
1		2 de Mayo	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
2		Cerro Porteño	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
3		Guaraní	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
4		Libertad	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
5		Nacional Asunción	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
6		Olimpia	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
7		Sportivo Luqueño	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
8		Rubio Ñú	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
9		Sportivo Trinidense	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
10		Sportivo San Lorenzo	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
11		Deportivo Recoleta	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
12		Sportivo Ameliano	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Primera Division: Promedios
1		Cerro Porteño	110	56	29	25	162	103	59	197	WLDLD
2		Olimpia	110	50	38	22	154	111	43	188	WWLDL
3		Guaraní	110	48	34	28	151	107	44	178	LWDLD
4		Libertad	110	48	31	31	160	110	50	175	LDWWW
5		Nacional Asunción	110	40	34	36	126	118	8	154	WDWWW
6		Sportivo Trinidense	110	36	37	37	137	129	8	145	WWLLL
8		2 de Mayo	110	34	36	40	114	131	-17	138	LDWWD
9		Sportivo Ameliano	110	35	32	43	110	129	-19	137	LLWDD
10		Sportivo Luqueño	110	32	32	46	116	148	-32	128	LDLDW
7		Deportivo Recoleta	66	23	18	25	99	93	6	87	WLLWL
11		Rubio Ñú	22	6	5	11	15	26	-11	23	LDLDW
12		Sportivo San Lorenzo	22	3	6	13	14	41	-27	15	WDWLL

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About Primera Division

History, Format, Organization, Media Coverage

The Paraguayan First Division, also known as the División de Honor, is football’s top-tier category in that South American country. The first edition of this league took place back in 1906, but it has evolved into one of the most competitive in South America.

Contrary to what happens in Europe, the football season in Paraguay takes place with each calendar year. The Torneo Apertura takes place from January to May, while the Clausura tournament begins in July and concludes in December. Each tournament will see all teams playing 22 games, with the winner being the team with the most points after 22 matches.

This league works under a promotion-relegation system. Two teams will be relegated to the División Intermedia each year, which will see their champion and runner up promoted to the Paraguayan top-flight. The system, known as cociente, divides the number of points between the games played to get an average. The two teams with the lowest number of points after six tournaments will be relegated to the División Intermedia.

Added to the title, the Paraguayan tournament also uses a cumulative table, which hands out spots for international competitions such as the Copa Libertadores and for the Copa Sudamericana. The cumulative table is used to hand out the remaining spots in these competitions, since the champions have already secured their spots in the Libertadores.

The Primera División hosts Olimpia, one of the oldest clubs in South America, and who own two major records in this competition. The white and black side has never been relegated to a lower-tier category since this tournament was created, which leads us to the next record, as they are the most winning team in Paraguayan football history, having won over 40 league titles.

Coverage of this competition has been awarded to Tigo Star. The company has secured two consecutive deals with the Paraguayan Football Association, which allows them to carry several games each week until 2025.