Competition system
This tournament maintains the same format as the previous seasons, operating as a double round-robin tournament. It consists of two separate phases of 11 rounds each, where every team plays[1] against each other twice- once at home and once at away, for a total of 22 matches. The team which accumulates the most points at the end of the 22 matches is declared the champion.
In the event of a tie on points for the championship title between two teams, a single playoff match will be played to determine the winner. If three or more teams are tied in the standings, the positions are resolved using the following tie-breaking rules, in descending order:[2]
- Head-to-head points: Points obtained in the matches only played between the tied teams.
- Head-to-head goal difference: Goal difference calculated exclusively from the matches played between the tied teams.
- Goal difference: Total goal difference across the entire competition.
- Highest number of goals scored: Goals scored in the overall competition.
- A drawing of lots (Sorteo.)[3]
Qualification
- This tournament crowned the 27th champion in the history of the Primera División C.[4]
- Both the champion and the runner-up earned direct promotion to the Third Division (Primera División B).[5]
- Meanwhile, the club which finished last in the (relegation average) table was de-affiliated and suspended from competing for the following season.[6]
Leaving the Primera C
| Pos |
Descheduled for one season |
| 12º |
General Caballero CG |
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Teams
Location
The clubs are divided into two halves. The first half is distributed throughout the country's capital and the second through the Central Department.
| Department |
Quantity |
Teams |
Asunción |
6 |
Sport Colonial, Atlético Juventud, Oriental, Valois Rivarola, Deportivo Pinozá, General Caballero ZC |
Departamento Central |
6 |
Fulgencio Yegros (Ñemby); 1° de Marzo (Fernando de la Mora); Sportivo Iteño (Itá); Capitán Figari (Lambaré); Pilcomayo y Humaitá (Mariano Roque Alonso) |
Stadia
List of the teams that will compete in this tournament. The number of participating teams for this season is 12.[7]
Standings
Updated to match(es) played on 9 June 2024. Source:
APF
Relegation
The average points of a club is the quotient obtained by dividing its accumulated score in the last three seasons in the division, by the number of games it has played during said period. This determines, at the end of each season, the team that will be deprogrammed for one year.
Updated on 8 June 2024
In deprogramming zone for one year.
References
- ↑ Asociación Paraguaya de Fútbol (APF) (2024). "Capítulo II: Sistemas de Juego, Puntos y Desempates (Art. 8, 9, 10 y 11)". Reglamento General de Competiciones 2024. APF.
- ↑ Asociación Paraguaya de Fútbol (APF) (2024). "Capítulo II: Sistemas de Juego, Puntos y Desempates (Art. 8, 9, 10 y 11)". Reglamento General de Competiciones 2024. APF.
- ↑ Asociación Paraguaya de Fútbol (APF) (2024). "Capítulo II: Sistemas de Juego, Puntos y Desempates (Art. 8, 9, 10 y 11)". Reglamento General de Competiciones 2024. APF.
- ↑ Asociación Paraguaya de Fútbol (APF) (2024). "Capítulo II: Definición de posiciones, ascensos y descensos (Art. 10, 16 y 49)". Reglamento General de Competiciones 2024. APF.
- ↑ Asociación Paraguaya de Fútbol (APF) (2024). "Capítulo II: Definición de posiciones, ascensos y descensos (Art. 10, 16 y 49)". Reglamento General de Competiciones 2024. APF.
- ↑ Asociación Paraguaya de Fútbol (APF) (2024). "Capítulo II: Definición de posiciones, ascensos y descensos (Art. 10, 16 y 49)". Reglamento General de Competiciones 2024. APF.
- ↑ El calendario 2024 de la Primera B y la Primera C
External links
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- Copa efe
- Copa Paraguay FEM
- Supercopa FEM
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