1978 Primera División de Chile

Last updated
Campeonato Nacional 1978
Dates4 March 1978 – 26 November 1978
Champions Palestino (2nd title)
Relegated Huachipato
Rangers
1979 Copa Libertadores Palestino
O'Higgins
Matches played306
Goals scored846 (2.76 per match)
Top goalscorer Oscar Fabbiani
(35 goals)
Biggest home win Palestino 7–0 Huachipato
(9 July)
Highest attendance57,153 Colo-Colo 1–0 Unión Española
(21 May)
Total attendance1,861,967
Average attendance6,085
1977
1979

The 1978 Campeonato Nacional was Chilean first tier's 46th season. Palestino was the tournament's champion, winning its second title. [1] [2]

Contents

Standings

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 Palestino 3423747332+4153Champions & qualified to 1979 Copa Libertadores
2 Cobreloa 3422576937+3249Qualified to Liguilla Pre-Copa Libertadores
3 O'Higgins 3417896439+2542
4 Unión Española 34177105241+1141
5 Everton 34141285540+1540
6 Colo-Colo 34157126255+737
7 Universidad de Chile 34111494133+836
8 Aviación 341210125151034
9 Universidad Católica 341111124337+633
10 Deportes Concepción 34129134447333
11 Lota Schwager 34915103342933
12 Audax Italiano 341012123639332
13 Green Cross Temuco 341012125257532
14 Santiago Morning 341012124349632
15 Ñublense 3410101434491530To promotion/relegation playoffs
16 Coquimbo Unido 34881838561824
17 Huachipato 34572226552917Relegated to Segunda División
18 Rangers 34542527845714
Source: [ citation needed ]
  Campeonato Nacional
1978 champions 
Palestino
2nd title

Results

Home \ Away AUD AVI CLO COL DCO COQ EVE GCT HUA LOT ÑUB OHI PAL RAN SMO UCA UCH UES
Audax 0–10–12–41–12–01–01–11–02–11–03–11–10–10–21–11–10–0
Aviación 1–01–21–24–23–12–21–12–13–21–12–12–33–10–02–01–11–2
Cobreloa 2–13–04–22–04–22–14–23–13–01–20–03–25–02–01–04–12–3
Colo-Colo 0–22–12–22–11–31–13–12–03–16–23–41–33–01–30–03–21–0
Concepción 0–02–15–21–01–11–12–12–12–01–01–00–02–35–10–21–11–3
Coquimbo 3–21–11–03–12–21–24–21–11–21–02–11–20–01–40–10–00–1
Everton 4–03–31–12–21–21–01–11–03–12–01–01–33–15–01–10–05–2
Green Cross T. 2–23–10–13–22–03–12–40–00–06–32–20–12–00–11–02–21–1
Huachipato 1–01–00–10–02–31–01–11–11–11–31–21–24–20–10–00–10–3
Lota S. 1–10–01–20–00–03–21–11–11–01–12–20–01–0 [lower-alpha 1] 0–01–00–11–1
Ñublense 1–21–00–02–11–11–01–01–12–10–10–30–23–01–10–01–00–2
O'Higgins 0–12–42–14–22–14–02–04–03–01–14–01–0 [lower-alpha 2] 5–11–11–02–23–0
Palestino 2–03–13–22–04–21–24–11–07–02–22–11–16–03–20–01–11–0
Rangers 1–50–03–10–22–01–10–22–31–50–11–11–21–21–30–10–12–5
S. Morning 2–21–20–02–50–11–10–13–24–11–31–10–01–41–21–00–01–3
U. Católica 2–04–20–51–23–11–02–22–32–03–02–32–12–36–01–11–12–3
U. de Chile 0–02–31–21–11–03–10–20–11–04–02–03–10–13–01–11–13–1
U. Española 1–11–10–10–21–03–12–05–21–01–31–11–22–12–00–21–01–0
Source: [ citation needed ]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Notes:
  1. Game was awarded to Lota Schwager, but just a 1-0 win, as a result of Rangers fielding an amateur squad. The match originally ended 14-1.
  2. Game was awarded to O'Higgins' 1-0 win as a result of Palestino fielding an ineligible player. The match originally ended 0-1.

Topscorer

NameTeamGoals
Flag of Argentina.svg Oscar Fabbiani Palestino 35

Liguilla Pre-Copa Libertadores

3 December 1978 Everton 1 – 0 O'Higgins Estadio Nacional, Santiago
Benzi Soccerball shade.svg10'Attendance: 16,724
Referee: J. Silvagno
3 December 1978 Unión Española 2 – 1 Cobreloa Estadio Nacional, Santiago
Véliz Soccerball shade.svg20'
R. González Soccerball shade.svg90'
Soccerball shade.svg70' ConchaAttendance: 16,724
Referee: R. Hormazábal

7 December 1978 O'Higgins 2 – 1 Cobreloa Estadio Nacional, Santiago
Guajardo Soccerball shade.svg29'
Droguett Soccerball shade.svg46'
Soccerball shade.svg35' (pen.) Yávar Attendance: 12,402
Referee: G. Castro
7 December 1978 Unión Española 2 – 0 Everton Estadio Nacional, Santiago
Palacios Soccerball shade.svg26'
Las Heras Soccerball shade.svg90'
Attendance: 12,402
Referee: M. Lira

10 December 1978 Everton 1 – 1 Cobreloa Estadio Nacional, Santiago
Ahumada Soccerball shade.svg56'Soccerball shade.svg46' Own-goal Attendance: 14,999
Referee: A. Martínez
10 December 1978 Unión Española 0 – 1 O'Higgins Estadio Nacional, Santiago
Soccerball shade.svg79' Vargas Attendance: 14,999
Referee: N. Mondría
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1 Unión Española 320142+24Qualified to Liguilla play-off match
2 O'Higgins 320132+14
3 Everton 31112313
4 Cobreloa 30123521
Source: [ citation needed ]

Liguilla play-off match

12 December 1978 Unión Española 2 – 2 (a.e.t.) O'Higgins Estadio Nacional, Santiago
Escobar Soccerball shade.svg68'
Miranda Soccerball shade.svg98'
Soccerball shade.svg24' Serrano
Soccerball shade.svg119' Vargas
Attendance: 20,542
Referee: Mario Lira

O'Higgins qualified to 1979 Copa Libertadores due to its better League position

Promotion/relegation Liguilla

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1 Coquimbo Unido 321096+35
2 Ñublense 320175+24
3 Deportes Ovalle 30216822
4 Magallanes 30125831
Source: rsssf.com

* There was no promotion or relegation.

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