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Primera División
Countries  Venezuela
Confederation CONMEBOL
Founded 1957
Number of teams 18
Relegation to Segunda División
Level on pyramid Level 1
Domestic cup(s) Copa Venezuela
International cup(s) Copa Libertadores
Copa Sudamericana
Current champions Caracas (2008-09)
Most championships Caracas (10 titles)
Website FVF's website
Soccerball current event.svg 2009–10 season

The Primera División Venezolana (Venezuelan First Division), or Liga Venezolana (Venezuelan League) is the top-flight professional football league of Venezuela. It was created in 1921 and turned professional in 1957. It's organized by the Federación Venezolana de Fútbol and from the season 2007-2008 the league will consist of 18 clubs.

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[edit] Format

The 18 teams play two single-round tournaments each year: the Apertura (August to December), and the Clausura (February to June). The league table is kept like a normal European league table, one point for ties three points for wins.

The absolute champion is decided between the Apertura and Clausura champions. If the same team is the champions of both tournaments that team is the absolute champion.

[edit] International qualification

  • The winner of the Apertura and Clausura tournaments qualify to the group phase of the Copa Libertadores, (The absolute champion qualifies as Venezuela 1 and the runner up as Venezuela 2).
  • The second and third team with the most points in the entire season qualifies to the Copa Sudamericana as Venezuela 1 and Venezuela 2.
  • If a team won both tournaments that team qualify to the Copa Libertadores as Venezuela 1, then the first and second team with the most points in the entire season qualify to the Copa Libertadores as Venezuela 2 and Venezuela 3 and the fourth and fifth team with the most points in the entire season qualify to the Copa Sudamericana as Venezuela 1 and Venezuela 2.

[edit] Relegation

[edit] 2008/09 Teams

[edit] List of champions

[edit] Amateur

Year Champion Year Champion
1921 América 1939 Unión SC
1922 Centro Atlético 1940 Unión SC
1923 América 1941 Litoral SC (Caracas)
1924 Centro Atlético 1942 Dos Caminos SC (Caracas)
1925 Loyola SC (Caracas) 1943 Loyola SC (Caracas)
1926 Centro Atlético 1944 Loyola SC (Caracas)
1927 Venzóleo 1945 Dos Caminos SC (Caracas)
1928 Deportivo Venezuela 1946 Deportivo Español
1929 Deportivo Venezuela 1947 Unión SC
1930 Centro Atlético 1948 Loyola SC (Caracas)
1931 Deportivo Venezuela 1949 Dos Caminos SC (Caracas)
1932 Unión SC 1950 Unión SC
1933 Deportivo Venezuela 1951 Universidad Central (Caracas)
1934 Unión SC 1952 La Salle FC
1935 Unión SC 1953 Universidad Central (Caracas)
1936 Dos Caminos SC (Caracas) 1954 Deportivo Vasco
1937 Dos Caminos SC (Caracas) 1955 La Salle FC
1938 Dos Caminos SC (Caracas) 1956 Banco Obrero

[edit] Professional

[edit] Annual Tournament (February to August)

Year Champion Year Champion
1957 Universidad Central 1972 Deportivo Italia
1958 Deportivo Portugués 1973 Portuguesa FC
1959 Deportivo Español 1974 Deportivo Galicia
1960 Deportivo Portugués 1975 Portuguesa FC
1961 Deportivo Italia 1976 Portuguesa FC
1962 Deportivo Portugués 1977 Portuguesa FC
1963 Deportivo Italia 1978 Portuguesa FC
1964 Deportivo Galicia 1979 Deportivo Táchira
1965 Lara FC 1980 Estudiantes de Mérida
1966 Deportivo Italia 1981 Deportivo Táchira
1967 Deportivo Portugués 1982 Atlético San Cristóbal
1968 Unión Deportivo Canarias 1983 Universidad de Los Andes
1969 Deportivo Galicia 1984 Deportivo Táchira
1970 Deportivo Galicia 1985 Estudiantes de Mérida
1971 Valencia FC 1986 Deportivo Táchira

[edit] Seasonal Tournament (August to May)

Season Champion Season Champion
1986-87 CS Marítimo 1987-88 CS Marítimo
1988-89 Mineros de Guayana 1989-90 CS Marítimo
1990-91 Universidad de Los Andes 1991-92 Caracas FC
1992-93 CS Marítimo 1993-94 Caracas FC
1994-95 Caracas FC 1995-96 Minervén FC
1996-97 Caracas FC 1997-98 Atlético Zulia
1998-99 ItalChacao 1999-00 Deportivo Táchira
2000-01 Caracas FC 2001-02 Nacional Táchira
2002-03 Caracas FC 2003-04 Caracas FC
2004-05 Unión Atlético Maracaibo 2005-06 Caracas FC
2006-07 Caracas FC 2007-08 Deportivo Táchira
2008-09 Caracas FC 2009-10

[edit] Titles by Club

Club Titles
Caracas FC 10
Unión SC 7
Deportivo Táchira 6
Dos Caminos SC 6
Deportivo Italia (also won as Deportivo Italchacao) 5
Portuguesa FC 5
Centro Atlético 4
Deportivo Galicia 4
Loyola SC 4
CS Marítimo 4
Deportivo Portugués 4
Deportivo Venezuela 4
Universidad Central 3
América 2
Deportivo Español 2
Estudiantes de Mérida 2
La Salle FC 2
Universidad de Los Andes 2
Banco Obrero 1
Unión Deportivo Canarias 1
Lara FC 1
Litoral SC 1
Atlético San Cristóbal 1
Valencia FC 1
Venzóleo 1
Atlético Zulia 1
Deportivo Vasco 1
Nacional Táchira 1
Mineros de Guayana 1
Minervén 1
Unión Atlético Maracaibo 1

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