1917 Uruguayan Primera División

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Uruguayan Primera División
Nacional copacusenier 1917.jpg
Nacional, champions
Season1917 (17th)
Champions Nacional
Relegated Defensor
1917 Copa Aldao Nacional
Matches played90
Goals scored202 (2.24 per match)
1916
1918

The Uruguayan Championship 1917 was the 17th season of Uruguay's top-flight football league.

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Overview

The tournament consisted of a two-wheel championship of all against all. It involved ten teams, and the champion was Nacional. This was the third consecutive title for Nacional, so they would get their first Cup. It was also the second tournament they won undefeated.

Teams

TeamCityStadiumCapacityFoundationSeasonsConsecutive seasonsTitles 1916
600px Strisce Bianche e Blu-Rosse alternate.png Central Coat of arms of Montevideo Department.svg Montevideo 5 January 190588-4th
Flag of None.svg Charley Coat of arms of Montevideo Department.svg Montevideo ----
Defensor Coat of arms of Montevideo Department.svg Montevideo 15 March 191322-8th
Dublin FC.jpg Dublin Coat of arms of Montevideo Department.svg Montevideo 61-7th
Bandera del Club Nacional de Football.svg Nacional Coat of arms of Montevideo Department.svg Montevideo Gran Parque Central 15,00014 May 1899151551st
Bandera-club-atletico-penarol.png Peñarol Coat of arms of Montevideo Department.svg Montevideo 28 September 1891161652nd
Reformers Coat of arms of Montevideo Department.svg Montevideo 44-9th
600px Bianco e Rosso (Strisce).png River Plate Coat of arms of Montevideo Department.svg Montevideo 1897101045th
Universal F. C..jpg Universal Coat of arms of Montevideo Department.svg Montevideo 55-6th
600px Bianco e Nero (Strisce).svg Montevideo Wanderers Coat of arms of Montevideo Department.svg Montevideo 15 August 1902131323rd

League standings

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1 Nacional 181620473+4434
2 Peñarol 1814223112+1930
3 Universal 188552418+621
4 Montevideo Wanderers 186571716+119 [lower-alpha 1]
5 River Plate F.C. 185581827915
6 Dublin 1862102228614
7 Central 184681423914
8 Charley 18531011241313
9 Reformers 1835109231411
10 Defensor 182799281911
Source: rsssf.com
Notes:
  1. 2 bonus points?
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Uruguayan Champion 1917 
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Nacional
6th title

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