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1992 Paraguayan Primera División season

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1992 Paraguayan Football Championship 1992 150 + 2 extra Cerro Porteño Presidente Hayes Sportivo San Lorenzo 1991 1993 The 1992 Paraguayan Football Championship of the Primera División in Paraguay was the 82nd edition of the Primera División organized by the Liga Paraguaya de Fútbol (LPF). Cerro Porteño won their 22nd championship title in history by defeating Libertad in the final.http://www.rsssf.com/tablesp/parachamp.html Paraguay - List of Champions and Runners Up RSSSF Juan Pablo Andrés and Osvaldo José Gorgazzi English February 9, 2014 Competition system The tournament was divided into three phases: the first two phases featured all 12 teams playing in a single round-robin format, meaning each team played 11 matches per phase. The top four teams from each phase qualified for the final phase. If a team placed among the top four in both phases, then the team with the highest accumulated points across the two phases, excluding the already qualified teams, would also qualify for the final phase.http://www.rsssf.com/tablesp/para92.html Paraguay 1992 RSSSF Josef Bobrowsky and Julio Diogo English February 9, 2014 Depending on their final position in each of the first two phases, teams received bonus points: 1 point for first place, 0.75 points for second place, 0.5 points for third place, and 0.25 points for fourth place. These bonus points were added to the team's total for the final phase. However, if a team qualified based on the highest accumulated points across the two phases (i.e., if it was among the top four in each phase), it would not receive any bonus points. The final phase consisted of two stages: the first was a group stage with 4 teams, each playing in a single round-robin format. The top two teams from each group advanced to the second stage, which included semifinals and a final, each played over two legs. The team that scored the most goals across both legs won the tie. If both teams scored the same number of goals, a decisive playoff match would be played. The winner of the final was crowned the 1992 Champion. Annual club movement Promoted to the Primera División10px Presidente Hayes (Champion of the 1991 Primera de Ascenso)Relegated to the Primera de Ascenso10px Sport Colombia (Team with the lowest accumulated points) Participating teams Team City Stadium CapacityCerro CoráAsunciónGeneral Andrés Rodríguez6,000Cerro PorteñoAsunciónGeneral Pablo Rojas32,910ColegialesAsunciónLuciano Zacarías15,000GuaraníAsunciónRogelio Livieres6,000LibertadAsunciónDr. Nicolás Leoz10,000Nacional AsunciónArsenio Erico4,000Olimpia AsunciónManuel Ferreira15,000Presidente Hayes AsunciónKiko Reyes5,000River PlateAsunciónJardines del Kelito 5,000San LorenzoSan LorenzoCiudad Universitaria3,000Sol de AméricaAsunción and Villa ElisaLuis Alfonso Giagni5,000 Sportivo LuqueñoLuqueFeliciano Cáceres25,000 First phase Standings Pos.TeamsMPWDLGFGAGDPts1.Olimpia1165019613172.Sportivo Luqueño117311587173.Colegiales1145217107134.Nacional1144312111125.Guaraní113531617-1116.Sol de América1134414131107.Cerro Corá114251012-2108.River Plate113441215-3109.Presidente Hayes113441014-41010.Libertad113351416-2911.Cerro Porteño111641013-3812.San Lorenzo11137620-145 Pos=Position; MP=Matches played; W=Wins; D=Draws; L=Losses; GF=Goals for; GA=Goals against; GD=Goal difference; Pts=Points Olimpia and Sportivo Luqueño tied for first place at the end of the first phase, so a playoff match was held to determine the first place (and the bonus points). Olimpia won 3:1. Qualified for the Final Phase with bonus points Second phase Standings Pos.TeamsMPWDLGFGAGDPts.1.Cerro Porteño1181219910172.Olimpia1172218810163.Libertad1155118126154.Guaraní1154215105145.Colegiales1153316151136.Presidente Hayes1143412111117.River Plate11344915-6108.Cerro Corá1134411101109.Sol de América113261214-2810.Nacional11236916-7711.San Lorenzo113171317-4712.Sportivo Luqueño11128720-134 Pos=Position; MP=Matches played; W=Wins; D=Draws; L=Losses; GF=Goals for; GA=Goals against; GD=Goal difference; Pts=Points Qualified for the Final Stage with bonus points Final Stage The top 4 teams from the first and second phases qualified for the Final Stage, which would decide the championship. Since Olimpia finished in the top 4 positions in both phases, the eighth spot was taken by the highest-ranked team in the accumulated points table, outside of the already qualified teams, Presidente Hayes. The contenders were awarded bonus points based on their position in the previous phases, with the bonus points from each phase being added up. The first, second, third, and fourth teams received 1, 0.75, 0.5, and 0.25 additional points respectively. Presidente Hayes did not receive any bonus points because they did not finish in the top 4 in any phase. In the first stage, the 8 teams were divided into two groups, where they played a round-robin tournament. The top two teams from each group advanced to the semifinals, where a team would win their tie by scoring more goals. If there was a tie in this regard, an additional tiebreaker match would be played to determine the winner. Group stage Group A Pos.TeamsMPWDLGSGCGDBon.Pts.1.Libertad33009270+0.56.52.Olimpia31115411+0.754.753.Nacional310236-30+0.252.254.Guaraní301226-40+0.251.25 Pos=Position; MP=Matches played; W=Matches won; D=Matches drawn; L=Matches lost; GS=Goals scored; GC=Goals conceded; GD=Goal difference; Bon=Bonus points; Pts=Points Group B Pos.TeamsMPWDLGSGCGDBon.Pts.1.Cerro Porteño31204220+152.Sportivo Luqueño30302200.75+03.753.Presidente Hayes311134-10+034.Colegiales302123-10.5+02.5 Pos=Position; MP=Matches played; W=Matches won; D=Matches drawn; L=Matches lost; GS=Goals scored; GC=Goals conceded; GD=Goal difference; Bon=Bonus points; Pts=Points Final stage 2 y n y Olimpia 0 0 0 Cerro Porteño 0 1 1 Libertad 1 3 4 Sportivo Luqueño 0 3 3 Cerro Porteño 2 0 2 Libertad 2 0 2 Cerro Porteño 5–0 Libertad 75px|borderCerro Porteño22nd title Qualification for International Cups For the 1993 Copa Libertadores, two teams qualified: the champion of the 1992 Championship (Cerro Porteño) and the winner of a playoff between the Championship runner-up (Libertad) and the 1992 Torneo República champion (Olimpia): 1992 Libertad 1–1 Olimpia 1992 Olimpia 1–1 (3–2 p) Libertad After a 2–2 aggregate draw and a 3–2 win in the penalty shootout, Olimpia qualified for the 1993 Copa Libertadores. Relegation The cumulative points of a team were the sum of those obtained in the first and second phases of the 1992 Championship. This total determined, at the end of the tournament, the relegation to the Primera de Ascenso for the team that finished in last place on the table. Cumulative table Pos.TeamsMPWDLGFGAGDPts.1.Olimpia221372371423332.Colegiales2298533258263.Cerro Porteño2297629227254.Guaraní2289531274255.Libertad2288632284246.Presidente Hayes227782225-3217.Sportivo Luqueño228592228-6218.Cerro Corá227692122-1209.River Plate226882130-92010.Nacional226792127-61911.Sol de América2266102627-11812.San Lorenzo2244141937-1812 Pos=Position; MP=Matches played; W=Matches won; D=Matches drawn; L=Matches lost; GF=Goals for; GA=Goals against; GD=Goal difference; Pts=Points Relegated to the Primera de Ascenso. References External links Official site of the Paraguayan Football Association Para Category:Paraguayan Primera División seasons 1