Uruguay’s second (professional) division is the second-highest division in the league system of the Uruguayan Football Championship held under the auspices of the Uruguayan Football Association . The two best teams according to the results of the season move to the Top Division (Example), the two worst go to the Second Amateur Division (de facto with the participation of semi-professional teams).
| Segunda División Profesional de Uruguay | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Based | 1942 |
| Region |  Uruguay |
| Number of participants | 15 |
| Exit to | First division |
| Retirement in | Second Division B Nacional |
| International tournaments | Not |
| Current winner | Cerro Largo (1) |
| Most titled | Court of America , Phoenix (7 each) |
| Site | Official site |
The tournament has been held since 1942. In 1915-1941, its equivalent was the Intermedia Division .
| years | Uruguay Championship league levels | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| one | 2 | 3 | four | |
| 1900 - 1902 | An example | |||
| 1903 - 1912 | Segunda | |||
| 1913 - 1914 | Extra | |||
| 1915 - 1941 | Intermedia | |||
| 1942 - 1971 | Segunda | Intermedia | Extra | |
| 1972 - 1978 | Segunda B Nacional | Example D | ||
| 1972 - p.t. | Regions | |||
Content
Season 2019 Participants
- Albion M
- Atenas ( San Carlos )
- Bella Vista
- Villa Teresa M
- Villa Hispaniola M
- Deportivo Maldonado ( Maldonado )
- Rentistas M
- Central Espanyol M
- Cerrito M
- Court of America ( San Jose de Mayo , during the reconstruction of the stadium in Montevideo)
- Tacuarembo ( Tacuarembo )
- Torque (Montevideo / Las Piedras )
- El Tanke Sisley ( Florida )
Winner List
- Amateur era (not cumulative with professional titles) [1]
- 1903 River Plate FC
- 1904 Not carried out due to the Civil War
- 1905 River Plate FC
- 1906 River Plate FC
- 1907 Bristol
- 1908 Colon
- 1909 Libertad
- 1910 no data
- 1911 Universal
- 1912 Reformers
- 1913 Independence
- 1914 Bristol
- 1915-1941
- Intermedia Division
From 1915 to 1941, the second place in the structure of Uruguayan football leagues was occupied by the Intermedia Division .
- Professional era
- 1942 Miramar
- 1943 River Plate
- 1944 Rampla Juniors
- 1945 Progreso
- 1946 Cerro
- 1947 Danubio
- 1948 Not completed (1)
- 1949 Lingerie Vista
- 1950 Defensor
- 1951 Court of America
- 1952 Montevideo Wanderers
- 1953 Miramar
- 1954 Court of America
- 1955 Racing
- 1956 Phoenix
- 1957 Court of America
- 1958 Racing
- 1959 Phoenix
- 1960 Danubio
- 1961 Central Espanyol
- 1962 Montevideo Wanderers
- 1963 Court of America
- 1964 Colon
- 1965 Defensor
- 1966 Liverpool
- 1967 River Plate
- 1968 Lingerie Vista
- 1969 Huracan Buseo
- 1970 Danubio
- 1971 Rentistas
- 1972 Montevideo Wanderers
- 1973 Phoenix
- 1974 Racing
- 1975 Court of America
- 1976 Lingerie Vista
- 1977 Phoenix
- 1978 River Plate
- 1979 Progreso
- 1980 Rampla Juniors
- 1981 El Tanke Sisley
- 1982 Colon
- 1983 Central Espanyol
- 1984 River Plate
- 1985 Phoenix
- 1986 Miramar Misiones
- 1987 Liverpool
- 1988 Rentistas
- 1989 Racing
- 1990 El Tanke Sisley
- 1991 River Plate
- 1992 Rampla Juniors
- 1993 Basanies
- 1994 Court of America
- 1995 Hurricane Buseo
- 1996 Rentistas
- 1997 Lingerie Vista
- 1998 Cerro
- 1999 Juventood Las Piedras
- 2000 Montevideo Wanderers
- 2001 Villa Espanyola
- 2002 Liverpool
- 2003 Cerrito
- 2004 River Plate
- 2005 Lingerie Vista
- 2005/06 Progreso
- 2006/07 Phoenix
- 2007/08 Racing
- 2008/09 Phoenix
- 2009/10 El Tanke Sisley
- 2010/11 Rentistas
- 2011/12 Central Espanyol
- 2012/13 Court of America
- 2013/14 Tacuarembo
- 2014/15 Liverpool
- 2015/16 Rampla Juniors
- 2016 El Tanke Sisley
- 2017 Torquay
- 2018 Cerro Largo
(1) The championship is not completed due to the strike of the players.
Club Titles
- Court America - 7
- Phoenix - 7
- River Plate - 6
- Lingerie Vista - 5
- Racing - 5
- Montevideo Wanderers - 4
- Rampla Juniors - 4
- Rentistas - 4
- Liverpool - 4
- El Tanke Sisley (Montevideo / Florida , since 2012) - 4
- Danubio - 3
- Miramar Misiones - 3 (including Miramar Club titles)
- Progreso - 3
- Central Espanyol - 3 (including titles of the Central Club)
- Cerro - 2
- Colon - 2
- Defensor - 2 (now Defensor Sporting)
- Huracan Buseo - 2
- Basanes - 1
- Cerrito - 1
- Juventud ( Las Piedras ) - 1
- Villa Hispaniola - 1
- Tacuarembo ( Tacuarembo ) - 1
- Torquay - 1
- Cerro Largo ( Melo ) - 1
All clubs from Montevideo , exceptions are shown in brackets.
Notes
- ↑ Segunda División (Spanish) . el-area.com (9 de noviembre de 2018). Date of treatment June 22, 2019.
Links
- Section on the Second Division on the AUF website (Spanish)
- Juan Pablo Andrés, Francisco Fernández. Uruguay - List of Champions Second Division (Primera B ) . Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation (2 November 2018). Date of treatment June 22, 2019.