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2026 aggregate table

Points from the Apertura and the Clausura combined. It is used to allocate the international places and counts towards the relegation average.

#TeamPGDPts
1Olimpia33+3171
2Nacional Asuncion33+2160
3Cerro Porteno33+1255
4Libertad Asuncion33+1554
5Sportivo Ameliano33+750
6Sportivo Trinidense33+1449
7Club Guarani33+746
82 de Mayo33-1643
9Deportivo Recoleta32-735
10Rubio NU33-2131
11Sportivo Luqueno32-1830
12Club Sp. San Lorenzo33-4516

Apertura 2026: how it ended

Final podium

  1. 1Olimpia49 pts
  2. 2Nacional Asuncion39 pts
  3. 3Cerro Porteno38 pts

División Intermedia

The second tier of Paraguayan football. The best teams are promoted to the Primera; the promotion zone is in green.

División Intermedia

#TeamPGDPts
1General Caballero25+2150
2Deportivo Santani25+1948
312 de Junio VH25+948
4Benjamín Aceval24+839
5SOL DE America25+637
6Independiente F.b.c.25+537
7Paraguari AC25+135
8Sportivo Carapeguá25-835
9Resistencia25-332
10Fernando De La Mora25-731
11Atlético Tembetary24-430
12Deportivo Capiata24-427
13Guairena FC25-1125
143 de Noviembre25-823
15Tacuary25-1321
16Encarnación24-1119

Copa Paraguay

The knockout tournament that brings together clubs from every level of the country.

Primera División de Paraguay

The Paraguayan Primera División is the country's top football championship, organised by the Paraguayan Football Association (APF). It is a league with deep tradition in South America: its clubs have been historic protagonists of the Copa Libertadores, and it has produced generations of players who go on to succeed in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico and Europe.

Two tournaments are played every year, the Apertura and the Clausura, and each one crowns its own champion. In each tournament the twelve teams play each other home and away. The season's aggregate table allocates the places for the Copa Libertadores and the Copa Sudamericana, and relegation is decided by the average points of recent seasons, a system that punishes inconsistency and rewards stable projects.

Olimpia and Cerro Porteño contest the superclásico of Paraguayan football, the match that divides the country. Olimpia is the club with the most league titles and the only Paraguayan side to have won the Copa Libertadores, in 1979, 1990 and 2002. Libertad has established itself as one of the big clubs of recent decades, and historic sides such as Guaraní, Nacional and Sportivo Luqueño complete a league where upsets are common.

On this page you can follow Paraguayan Primera División matches live, the tournament standings, the top scorers and our newsroom's own analysis: previews before each round and match reports, written with real data. If you are Paraguayan and live abroad, this is your league kept up to date, free and without sign-up.