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The Primera Categoría Serie B, shortened to Serie B or Primera B, is a professional football league in Ecuador. It is in the second tier of the Ecuadorian football league system. Currently contested by ten clubs, it operates a system of promotion and relegation with the top-flight Serie A and the bottom-level Segunda Categoría. The season runs from February to December in two stages. For sponsorship reasons, it is known as the LigaPro Banco Pichincha Pymes.

Founded1971
CountryEcuador
Number of clubs12
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Primera Categoría Serie B
Founded1971
CountryEcuador
ConfederationCONMEBOL
Number of clubs12
Level on pyramid2
Promotion toSerie A
Relegation toSegunda Categoría
Current championsGuayaquil City (1st title)
(2025)
Most championshipsTécnico Universitario
(6 titles)
WebsiteOfficial webpage
Current: 2026 Ecuadorian Serie B
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Serie B has been in place since 1971 and has been held on a yearly basis since (except 1973 and 1983–88), often holding two tournaments a year. The number of teams being promoted or relegated changed through the years because, like the Serie A, the format often changes on a seasonal basis. With the creation of LigaPro for the beginning of the 2019 season, the format consisted of two separate round robin stages. The top four teams with the most points after both stages were placed in a playoffs to determine the two teams who would earn promotion to Serie A the following season. Additionally, the two teams with the fewest points at the end of the season are relegated to the Segunda Categoría.

Thirty two different clubs have won the Serie B, but only twelve have won it multiple times. The most successful team is Técnico Universitario, who won their sixth title in 2017, while the current champion is Guayaquil City.

Current teams

There are currently twelve teams in the 2026 Serie B.

More information Club, City ...
Club City Stadium Capacity
22 de Julio Esmeraldas Estadio Folke Anderson 14,000
9 de Octubre Guayaquil Alejandro Ponce Noboa 5,000
Atlético Rojiblanco Christan Benitez Betancourt 10,152
Cuenca Juniors Cuenca Alejandro Serrano Aguillar 14,500
Cumbayá Cayambe Olímpico Guillermo Albornoz 12,000
El Nacional Quito Olímpico Atahualpa 38,258
Gualaceo Gualaceo Gerardo León Pozo 2,791
Independiente Juniors Sangolquí Banco Guayaquil 12,000
Liga de Portoviejo Portojevio Reales Tamarindos 21,000
Santo Domingo Santo Domingo Etho Vega Baquero 10,172
San Antonio Ibarra Olímpico de Ibarra 18,600
Vinotinto Quito Olímpico Atahualpa 38,258
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List of champions

More information Ed., Season ...
Ed. Season Champion (title count) Runner-up Top goalscorer[1]
1
1971 Macará (1) Olmedo Peru Ítalo Cavagnari (14)
2
1972 E1 LDU Portoviejo (1) Deportivo Quito Argentina Ángel Liciardi [es; fr] (24)
3
E2 Deportivo Cuenca (1) Universidad Católica
4
1974 E1 LDU Quito (1) América de Quito
5
E2 Aucas (1) Deportivo Quito
6
1975 Audaz Octubrino (1) 9 de Octubre Argentina Carlos Infantino (26)
7
1976 E1 Carmen Mora (1) Deportivo Quito Argentina Carlos Infantino (24)
8
E2 LDU Portoviejo (2) América de Quito
9
1977 E1 LDU Cuenca (1) Manta Sport Uruguay Angel Guillermo Marin (27)
10
E2 Técnico Universitario (1) Deportivo Quito
11
1978 E1 Bonita Banana (1) Valdez Argentina Carlos Spadoni (24)
12
E2 América de Quito (1) LDU Quito
13
1979 E1 Manta Sport (1) Aucas Paraguay Miguel Adolfo López (20)
14
E2 El Nacional (1) Everest
15
1980 E1 Deportivo Quito (1) LDU Cuenca
16
E2 LDU Portoviejo (3) Deportivo Cuenca
17
1981 E1 Emelec (1) 9 de Octubre Argentina Enrique Lanza (26)
18
E2 Técnico Universitario (2) LDU Portoviejo
19
1982 E1 Quevedo (1) Aucas Paraguay Miguel Adolfo López (10)
20
E2 Manta Sport (2) América de Quito
21
1989 E1 Delfín (1) Universidad Católica Brazil Rooney de Oliveira (15)
22
E2 Juventus (1) River Plate Riobamba
23
1990 E1 Universidad Católica (1) LDU Portoviejo Brazil Paulo César [es] (14)
24
E2 Juvenil (1) LDU Loja
25
1991 E1 Green Cross (1) LDU Portoviejo Peru José Felix Salazar (19)
26
E2 Aucas (2) ESPOLI
27
1992 E1 LDU Portoviejo (4) ESPOLI Paraguay Hugo Rivas Mendoza (14)
28
E2 Santos (1) Calvi
29
1993 ESPOLI (1) LDU Portoviejo Ecuador Johny Quiñonez (21)
30
1994 Olmedo (1) 9 de Octubre Ecuador Max Mecías [es] (18)
31
1995 Deportivo Cuenca (2) Técnico Universitario Ecuador Pedro Valencia (16)
32
1996 Quevedo (2) Calvi Brazil Carlos Guttman Furtado (14)
33
1997 Panamá (1) Delfín Argentina Fernando Lavezzi (13)
34
1998 Macará (2) Audaz Octubrino Ecuador Luis Zambrano [es] (24)
35
1999 Técnico Universitario (3) LDU Portoviejo Ecuador José Esterilla (17)
36
2000 LDU Portoviejo (5) Delfín Colombia Aldemar Sanchez (15)
37
2001 LDU Quito (2) Deportivo Cuenca Argentina Oscar Pacheco [es] (27)
38
2002 Técnico Universitario (4) Manta Argentina Martín Gorozo (22)
39
2003 Olmedo (2) Macará Uruguay Alex Rodríguez [es] (21)
40
2004 Quevedo (3) LDU Loja Ecuador Alberto Capurro [es] (26)
41
2005 A ESPOLI (2) Manta Ecuador Leonardo García [es] (17)
42
C Macará (3) Universidad Católica Ecuador Marwin Pita (13)
43
2006 E1 Deportivo Azogues (1) Universidad Católica Ecuador Edmundo Zura (18)
44
E2 Imbabura (1) Universidad Católica
45
2007 Universidad Católica (2) ESPOLI Ecuador Jasson Zambrano [es] (25)
46
2008 Manta (1) LDU Portoviejo Ecuador Narciso Mina (25)
47
2009 Independiente del Valle (1) Universidad Católica Paraguay Cristian Hermosilla [es] (18)
48
2010 LDU Loja (1) Imbabura Brazil Fábio Renato [es] (28)
49
2011 Técnico Universitario (5) Macará Ecuador Carlos Quintero [es] (28)
50
2012 Universidad Católica (3) Quevedo Paraguay Luis Espínola [es] (18)
51
2013 Olmedo (3) Mushuc Runa Argentina Daniel Neculmán (29)
52
2014 Aucas (3) River Ecuador Ecuador Jimmy Delgado [es] (22)
53
2015 Delfín (2) Fuerza Amarilla Ecuador Wagner Valencia [es] (20)
54
2016 Macará (4) Clan Juvenil Ecuador Jorge Palacios [es] (22)
55
2017 Técnico Universitario (6) Aucas Ecuador Edson Montaño (20)
56
2018 Mushuc Runa (1) América de Quito Ecuador Álex George [es] (18)
57
2019 Orense (1) LDU Portoviejo Ecuador Luis Espínola [es] (17)
58
2020 9 de Octubre (1) Manta Ecuador Ángel Ledesma (9)
59
2021 Cumbayá (1) Gualaceo Paraguay César Espínola [es] (18)
60
2022 El Nacional (2) Libertad Ecuador Ronie Carrillo (16)
61
2023 Macará (5) Imbabura Argentina Facundo Callejo (18)
62
2024 Cuniburo[2] Manta Ecuador José Lugo [es] (19)
63
2025 Guayaquil City (1) Leones Ecuador Patricio Vargas (15)[3]
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Titles by club

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Club Titles Seasons won
Técnico Universitario61977 E2, 1981 E2, 1999, 2002, 2011, 2017
LDU Portoviejo51972 E1, 1976 E2, 1980 E2, 1992 E1, 2000
Macará51971, 1998, 2005 C, 2016, 2023
Aucas31974 E2, 1991 E2, 2014
Olmedo31994, 2003, 2013
Quevedo31982 E1, 1996, 2004
Universidad Católica31990 E1, 2007, 2012
ESPOLI21993, 2005 A
Delfín21989 E1, 2015
Deportivo Cuenca21972 E2, 1995
El Nacional21979 E2, 2022
LDU Quito21974 E1, 2001
Manta Sport21979 E1, 1982 E2
Guayaquil City12025
9 de Octubre12020
América de Quito11978 E2
Audaz Octubrino11975
Bonita Banana11978 E1, 1976 E1
Cumbayá12021
Cuniburo12024
Deportivo Azogues12006 E1
Deportivo Quito11980 E1
Emelec11981 E1
Green Cross11991 E1
Imbabura12006 E2
Independiente del Valle12009
Juvenil11990 E2
Juventus11989 E2
LDU Cuenca11977 E1
LDU Loja12010
Manta12008
Mushuc Runa12018
Orense12019
Panamá11997
Santos11992 E2
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Titles by city

More information City, Nº of titles ...
City Nº of titles Clubs
Quito14Aucas (3), Universidad Católica (3), El Nacional (2), ESPOLI (2), LDU Quito (2), América de Quito (1), Deportivo Quito (1)
Ambato12Técnico Universitario (6), Macará (5), Mushuc Runa (1)
Manta6Manta Sport (2), Delfín (2), Green Cross (1), Manta FC (1)
Portoviejo5LDU Portoviejo (5)
Guayaquil49 de Octubre (1), Emelec (1), Guayaquil City (1), Panamá (1)
Cuenca3Deportivo Cuenca (2), LDU Cuenca (1)
Machala3Audaz Octubrino (1), Bonita Banana (1), Orense (1)
Riobamba3Olmedo (3)
Esmeraldas2Juvenil (1), Juventus (1)
Azogues1Deportivo Azogues (1)
Cayambe1Cuniburo (1)
Cumbayá1Cumbayá (1)
El Guabo1Santos (1)
Ibarra1Imbabura (1)
Loja1LDU Loja (1)
Pasaje1Carmen Mora (1)
Quevedo1Deportivo Quevedo (1)
Sangolquí1Independiente del Valle (1)
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