Liga Mayor de Fútbol de Lima

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Founded1976
Folded1986
Country Peru
Liga Mayor de Fútbol de Lima
Founded1976
Folded1986
Country Peru
ConfederationCONMEBOL
Level on pyramid2 (1976–1982)
3-4 (1983–1986)
Promotion toSegunda División
Región IX Metropolitana
Relegation toLigas Distritales de Lima
Most championshipsBarcelona (Surquillo)
Deportivo Bancoper
Unión González Prada (2 titles)

The Liga Mayor de Fútbol de Lima,[1] the second division of Peruvian football (soccer) from 1976 until 1982.[2] Later it played the role between a third to fourth category, below the intermediate and second division.

Liga Mayor de Fútbol de Lima was a championship of the Province of Lima created in 1976 by the Peruvian Football Federation and remained in force until 1986. Later, it became a precursor championship of the Región IX Metropolitana. Initially it played the role of second category (tournament within the Copa Peru system) until 1984, the year that the second professional category returned.

In 1987, the foundations of Peruvian football were modified again. Liga Mayor de Fútbol de Lima disappeared. The teams that maintained their category and those teams from the capital that were relegated from the first professional league were absorbed and affiliated with the Región IX Metropolitana. However, according to most media outlets at the time, both leagues were merged.

Champions

Ed. Season Champion Runner-up
1
1976Compañía Peruana de TeléfonosDeportivo Bancoper
2
1977Deportivo Bancoper
3
1978Barcelona (Surquillo)
4
1979Unión González Prada
5
1980Deportivo Bancoper
6
1981Unión González Prada
7
1982Barcelona (Surquillo)
8
1983 Serie AGuardia Republicana
1983 Serie BAurora Miraflores
9
1984 Serie AConfecciones Ídolo
1984 Serie BDefensor Kiwi
10
1985 Serie ADefensor Rímac
1985 Serie BPapelera Atlas
11
1986 Serie AMercado Mayorista
1986 Serie BDefensor Rímac
Defunct Tournament

Clarification

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