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1936 Torneo Extraordinario de la División de Honor
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1936 Torneo Extraordinario de la División de Honor Universitario, champion 1936 20 December 1936 –10 January 1937 Universitario Alianza Lima 9 34 Juan Puente (3 goals)Alegre (3 goals) 1935 1937
The Torneo Extraordinario de la División de Honor, also called Torneo Extraordinario, was an exhibition football competition hosted in Lima, Peru in 1936. All matches were played at the Estadio Nacional in Lima. Universitario were declared champions after defeating Alianza Lima 2–0 in the final.El torneo perdido de la 'U': Crema, tome copaClub Universitario de Deportes: Campeón 1936
In 1936, it was an amateur non official Tournament (“Division de Honor”) of Lima and Callao but organized by Peruvian Football Federation (FPF).
No official tournament took place, because the Peru national football team competed at the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games and 1937 South American ChampionshipRSSSF, Peru - List of Champions https://www.rsssf.org/tablesp/peruchamp.html live https://web.archive.org/web/20030819231727/http://www.rsssf.com:80/tablesp/peruchamp.html 2003-08-19
History
The local football season was divided into three phases during 1936. In the first phase, a series of friendly matches were played, both at the domestic and international level. In the second phase, the Peruvian national team took part in the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games. In the third phase, the first-ever División de Honor championship was supposed to be held, a plan that ultimately never materialized.
After the Peruvian footballers returned from Europe, it was expected that the clubs would reach an agreement for the official competition to begin. However, time passed without any concrete decision being made to start the tournament.
Thus, on October 31, the Peruvian Football Federation definitively agreed that the Official Championship would not be played.
With little expectation of seeing football in Lima, and after the Peruvian national team departed for Buenos Aires to participate in the 1937 South American Championship, an initiative emerged during the first week of December within the División de Honor to stage a tournament among its eight member clubs, despite the fact that many of the capital’s leading players would be absent due to their call-ups to the Peru national team.
Several formats were considered for the competition, including the possibility of forming a single team made up of players from Alianza Lima, Universitario and Sport Boys, as it was believed that these clubs might struggle to field a competitive XI given that many of their best players were with the national team. In the end, this idea was abandoned, as the three clubs reorganized their squads and opted to rely on players from their reserve teams.
The tournament also included Sporting Tabaco, Telmo Carbajo, Sportivo Tarapacá Ferrocarril, Atlético Chalaco and Sucre
The lightning tournament kicked off on December 20, 1936, and ran until January 17, 1937, with a total of nine matches played.
Teams
Team City Alianza Lima La Victoria, Lima Atlético Chalaco Callao Sport Boys Callao Sporting Tabaco Rímac, Lima Sportivo Tarapacá Ferrocarril Cercado de Lima Sucre La Victoria, Lima Telmo Carbajo Callao Universitario Cercado de Lima
Bracket
2/2/1 y y no Universitario 2 1 3 Telmo Carbajo 2 0 2 Atlético Chalaco 5 — 5 Sport Boys 0 — 0 Alianza Lima 5 — 5 Sucre 1 — 1 Sporting Tabaco 3 — 3 Sportivo Tarapacá Ferrocarril 1 — 1 Universitario 1 2 3 Atlético Chalaco 1 1 2 Alianza Lima 4 — 4 Sporting Tabaco 3 — 3 Universitario 2 Alianza Lima 0
Quarterfinals
20 December 1936 13:30 Sporting Tabaco 3–1 Sportivo Tarapacá Ferrocarril Alegre 24 30
Cancino 49 Sierra 62 Estadio Nacional, Lima Arnold Rottman
20 December 1936 15:30 Atlético Chalaco 5–0 Sport Boys Miñán 57
Bedoya 59
Otero 66
Albarracín Estadio Nacional, Lima Juan Bulneo
27 December 1936 13:30 Alianza Lima 5–1 Sucre Quispe
Bruzzon
Juan Puente Flores Estadio Nacional, Lima
27 December 1936 15:50 Universitario 2–2 Telmo Carbajo José Bayro 16Alberto Baldovino 86 Díaz 54 65 Estadio Nacional, Lima José Luna
Extra match
1 January 1937 Universitario 1–0 Telmo Carbajo José Bayro 18 Estadio Nacional, Lima José Luna
Semifinals
3 January 1937 13:30 Alianza Lima 4–3 Sporting Tabaco Leopoldo Quiñónez 5
Juan Puente 10
Cancino 77 o.g.
82 pen. Soria 20 79
Alegre 57 Estadio Nacional, Lima Enrique Cuenca
3 January 1937 15:30 Universitario 1–1 Atlético Chalaco Saba 3 Luis Quiles 70 Estadio Nacional, Lima José Luna
Extra match
10 January 1937 Universitario 2–1 Atlético Chalaco Alfredo Biffi 19
Víctor Bielich 50 Albarracín 10 Estadio Nacional, Lima Enrique Cuenca
Final
17 January 1937 Universitario 2–0 Alianza Lima Flores Guerra Víctor Bielich 75 Estadio Nacional, Lima Tagle
References
See also
1936 Primera División Unificada de Lima y Callao
External links
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