1947 Peruvian Primera División

Peruvian Primera División Atleticochalaco equipo 1947.jpg Atlético Chalaco, champions 1947 18 May 1947 –26 October 1947 Atlético Chalaco (2nd title) Deportivo Municipal none 84 318 1948 Copa de Campeones Deportivo Municipal Valeriano López (20 goals) 1946 1948 The 1947 Campeonato de Selección y Competencia, the top category of Peruvian football at the time, was played by eight teams. The national champion was Atlético Chalaco.Behr Raúl Fullmito: Disipando el humo del tabaco https://dechalaca.com/hemeroteca/fullmito/fullmito-disipando-el-humo-del-tabaco Dechalaca.com 18 November 2012 SpanishPeru - List of ChampionsAlianza Lima: Temporada 1947 There was no relegation, as it was officially approved by the Comité Nacional de Deportes on December 3, 1947, after the tournament had already concluded.Universitario: campaña 1947 Competition format All teams faced each other in a triple round-robin format. The team that accumulated the highest number of points at the end of the season was automatically crowned champion, while the team with the fewest points was relegated to the Peruvian Segunda División. Two points were awarded for a win, one point for a draw, and no points for a loss. Teams Team changes Promoted from1946 Segunda División Relegated from1946 Primera División Ciclista Lima (1st) Centro Iqueño (8th) Stadia and locations Team City Mannager Alianza Lima La Victoria, Lima PER Adelfo Magallanes Atlético Chalaco Callao PER José Arana Ciclista Lima Cercado de Lima Deportivo Municipal Cercado de Lima PER Juan Valdivieso Sport Boys Callao PER Enrique Aróstegui Sporting Tabaco Rímac, Lima PER Rodolfo Ortega Sucre La Victoria, Lima ENG Randolph Galloway Universitario Cercado de Lima PER Arturo Fernández League table Standings main WDL QR 2 CHA Atlético Chalaco MUN Deportivo Municipal SBA Sport Boys ALI Alianza Lima CIC Ciclista Lima MSU Sucre TAB Sporting Tabaco UNI Universitario 10 7 4 40 29 C 10 5 6 56 36 8 7 6 39 26 8 4 9 39 45 7 6 8 41 49 8 3 10 28 43 7 3 11 45 51 7 3 11 30 39 green1 Champions C green3 1948 Copa de Campeones CL1S complete Results Matches 1–14 main FBR grey ALI CHA CIC MUN SBA TAB SUC UNI Alianza Lima 3—5 2—1 1—5 2—2 3—3 1—0 4—0 Atlético Chalaco 3—0 2—2 2—2 2—2 4—2 3—1 0—1 Ciclista Lima 2—2 0—2 6—4 2—1 3—2 4—0 3—2 Deportivo Municipal 1—1 6—0 1—1 1—1 2—1 0—1 3—1 Sport Boys 4—1 1—2 3—3 3—2 0—2 0—1 4—1 Sporting Tabaco 2—3 2—0 2—3 0—4 0—3 6—1 0—4 Sucre 4—1 2—1 0—2 4—2 0—4 4—4 2—0 Universitario 3—4 1—0 3—2 3—5 1—3 4—2 0—1 1947 Diario El Comercio, La Prensa and Crónica. Matches 15–21 main FBR grey ALI CHA CIC MUN SBA TAB SUC UNI Alianza Lima null 2—1 null 2—2 4—2 null null Atlético Chalaco 2—1 4—3 null null 2—2 0—0 null Ciclista Lima null null 0—5 null 4—1 null null Deportivo Municipal 4—2 null 1—2 null null 4—1 2—2 Sport Boys null 2—0 0—0 0—1 null 3—1 null Sporting Tabaco null null null 4—1 1—0 null 1—0 Sucre 1—1 null 2—0 null null 2—6 0—1 Universitario 2—1 0—0 0—1 null 1—1 null null 1947 Diario El Comercio, La Prensa and Crónica. Top scorers Rank Player Club Goals 1PER Valeriano López Sport Boys 20 2PER Jorge AlcaldeDeportivo Municipal 16PER Félix MinaAtlético Chalaco 16 3PER Teodoro Fernández Universitario 14PER Máximo Mosquera Deportivo Municipal 14PER Óscar Herrera Alianza Lima 14 Controversy The championship had no relegation, but a controversy still remains over an extra match that was never played: the game between Sporting Tabaco and Universitario to determine which team would avoid relegation, since both sides finished in the bottom places of the overall standings. It is worth noting that in October 1947, the sports authorities reportedly proposed expanding the number of teams for the 1948 tournament to ten. However, the championship continued to be played under the regular competition rules, which included one relegation and one promotion. Subsequently, the Comité Nacional de Deportes officially approved the cancellation of relegation one month after the end of the 1947 regular tournament (December 3), while the pending match between Sporting Tabaco and Universitario de Deportes had not yet been played, which generated considerable controversy. It was also established that the 1948 tournament would have nine teams instead of ten, which avoided having an even number of clubs and preserved the traditional double-header match scheduling. As a result of this decision, Unión Callao and Santiago Barranco, who had tied for second place in the 1947 Peruvian Segunda División behind champions Jorge Chávez, also did not play the playoff that would have determined a second promotion spot. See also 1947 Campeonato de Apertura 1947 Peruvian Segunda División 1947–I Torneo_Relámpago 1947–II Torneo_Relámpago References External links Peru 1947 season at RSSSF Peruvian Football League News es Peru1 Category:Peruvian Primera División seasons 1