1966 Torneo Descentralizado

Torneo Descentralizado 1966 13 August 1966 –19 February 1967 Universitario (11th title) Sport Boys MelgarAlfonso Ugarte de ChiclínOctavio EspinosaCarlos Concha 1967 Copa Libertadores UniversitarioSport Boys 182 542 Teófilo Cubillas (19 goals) 1965 1967 The 1966 Torneo Descentralizado was the 50th season of the highest division of Peruvian football. This season marked the first time the Primera División was named the Descentralizado because teams outside Lima and Callao were invited for the first time making it the first national championship in Peru. The first match of the season was played on 13 August 1966 between Universitario and Mariscal Sucre in the Estadio Nacional. Shortly after this match, the first match to feature a team outside the Lima and Callao region was between Sporting Cristal and Alfonso Ugarte de Chiclín in the same stadium on the same day.Castro Roberto Behr Raúl Descentralizado X-Files https://dechalaca.com/informes/estadisticas/descentralizado-x-files dechalaca.com 3 September 2013 es 13 February 2009 The champion was Universitario. Four teams were relegated at the end of the season. Carlos Concha was relegated to the 1967 Segunda División as the last placed team. In addition, Octavio Espinosa, Alfonso Ugarte, and Melgar were relegated as they needed to place seventh or higher to remain in the first division.Behr Raúl Descentralizado ye-ye https://dechalaca.com/primera-division/previas-historicas/descentralizado-ye-ye dechalaca.com 3 September 2013 es 13 February 2010 They needed to play the 1967 Copa Perú to attain promotion to the first division.Nieto Carlos Pierrend José Peru - List of Final Tables https://www.rsssf.org/tablesp/peruhist.html RSSSF 3 September 2013 Election of teams It was established that fourteen teams would participate in this first national tournament. Given that the necessary financial support to fund a complete transformation was lacking, the process was carried out gradually. Thus, the first Descentralizado tournament retained a still centralist structure: ten teams from Lima and four from the provinces. The four teams invited to play in the inaugural national championship were the district champions of Arequipa, Ica, Piura, and Trujillo: Melgar, Octavio Espinosa, Atlético Grau, and Alfonso Ugarte de Chiclín, respectively. Teams Team changes Promoted from1965 Segunda División Invited Relegated from1965 Primera División Mariscal Sucre (1st) Alfonso Ugarte de Chiclín (1st Trujillo) Atlético Grau (1st Piura) Melgar (1st Arequipa) Octavio Espinosa (1st Ica) Ciclista Lima (10th) Stadia locations Peru right 400 Locations of the 1966 Primera División teams Peru -5.2 -80.633333 Grau Arrows 12x12 w.svg Peru -14.066667 -75.733333 Octavio Espinosa Arrows 12x12 w.svg Peru -16.398822 -71.536883 Melgar Arrows 12x12 w.svg Peru -8.112 -79.0288 Alfonso Ugarte left Arrows 12x12 e.svg Peru -12.043333 -77.028333 Alianza LimaCarlos ConchaCentro IqueñoDefensor Arica Defensor LimaMariscal SucreD. Municipal Sporting Cristal Sport Boys Universitario left Arrows 12x12 ne.svg Team City Mannager Alfonso Ugarte de Chiclín Trujillo ARG Ángel Fernández Roca Alianza Lima La Victoria, Lima BRA Jaime de Almeida Atlético Grau Piura HUN László Pákozdi Carlos Concha Callao PER Alfonso Huapaya Centro Iqueño Cercado de Lima PAR Miguel Ortega Defensor Arica Breña, Lima CHI Hugo Tassara Defensor Lima Breña, Lima PER Juan Honores Deportivo Municipal Cercado de Lima PER Luis Guzmán Mariscal Sucre La Victoria, Lima PER Clemente Velásquez Melgar Arequipa BRA Gilberto dos SantosOctavio Espinosa Ica PER Pablo Pasache Sport Boys Callao PER José Chiarella Sporting Cristal Rímac, Lima PER Alberto Terry Universitario Breña, Lima PER Marcos Calderón The whole tournament was played in seven stadiums: Stadium CityEstadio Nacional LimaEstadio San Martín de Porres Estadio Teodoro Lolo Fernández Estadio Melgar ArequipaEstadio Miguel Grau PiuraEstadio Modelo de Trujillo TrujilloEstadio Municipal de Ica Ica League table Standings main WDL QR 2 UNI Universitario SBA Sport Boys ALI Alianza Lima CRI Sporting Cristal IQU Centro Iqueño GRA Atlético Grau DLI Defensor Lima MEL Melgar DAR Defensor Arica MSU Mariscal Sucre MUN Deportivo Municipal AUC Alfonso Ugarte de Chiclín OCT Octavio Espinosa CAR Carlos Concha 19 3 4 65 27 C 15 5 6 41 21 14 5 7 58 34 12 6 8 36 24 13 4 9 31 27 10 9 7 36 32 10 8 8 49 36 12 4 10 43 30 R 10 8 8 31 25 7 7 12 30 40 9 3 14 41 54 7 3 16 28 60 R 3 6 17 26 52 R 4 3 19 29 79 R green1 1967 Copa Libertadores CL CL #ffcccc 1967 Copa Perú CP CP CP #ffcccc 1967 Segunda División SD complete Results main FBR grey UGA ALI GRA CAR IQU DAR DLI MUN MEL MSU OCT SBA CRI UNI Alfonso Ugarte de Chiclín 1—2 0—0 1—0 3—2 1—0 2—2 3—1 2—0 0—2 1—0 2—3 0—2 0—2 Alianza Lima 4—3 0—0 7—1 0—1 6—3 1—1 3—1 3—0 2—0 4—1 1—1 1—1 3—2 Atlético Grau 2—0 1—0 2—1 0—1 1—1 1—0 1—1 2—1 3—4 2—0 1—4 2—0 1—3 Carlos Concha 4—3 1—1 0—2 0—4 1—1 1—2 1—5 3—2 3—2 1—1 0—4 1—3 2—3 Centro Iqueño 2—0 2—1 1—0 1—0 1—0 3—2 0—1 1—1 1—0 2—2 1—2 2—1 1—2 Defensor Arica 3—0 2—3 1—3 1—0 0—0 5—0 0—0 2—1 1—0 1—3 0—0 2—0 1—2 Defensor Lima 8—1 4—2 1—1 6—1 2—1 2—1 1—1 2—0 0—1 3—2 0—1 1—1 2—1 Deportivo Municipal 2—1 0—8 3—3 1—1 2—0 6—1 3—2 1—2 2—1 3—1 0—1 1—0 1—3 Mariscal Sucre 3—1 2—3 1—2 3—0 1—0 2—1 0—2 4—2 0—0 1—0 1—1 0—3 1—1 Melgar 6—0 2—0 1—1 4—0 0—1 2—1 2—0 2—2 5—1 3—1 2—0 3—0 0—1 Octavio Espinosa 3—2 0—1 3—3 0—1 2—2 0—2 0—1 0—0 0—0 1—1 1—3 2—4 0—4 Sport Boys 0—1 0—2 1—0 3—0 2—1 0—0 2—1 2—0 2—3 3—0 2—0 1—2 2—0 Sporting Cristal 0—0 2—0 2—0 0—0 2—0 1—2 0—0 2—1 1—2 4—0 2—0 1—1 2—1 Universitario 7—0 2—0 2—2 6—2 4—1 3—1 0—0 2—1 7—3 2—0 3—1 1—0 1—0 1966 Diario El Comercio, La Prensa and Crónica. Top scorers Rank Player Club Goals 1 PER Teófilo Cubillas Alianza Lima19 2 PER Ricardo López Lavalle Defensor Lima 14 PER Ángel Uribe Universitario14 See also 1966 Peruvian Segunda División 1967 Copa Perú References External links Peru 1966 season at RSSSF Peru1 1 Category:Peruvian Primera División seasons