1984 in Argentine football

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Football in Argentina
Season1984
  1983 Flag of Argentina.svg 1985  

In 1984 Ferro Carril Oeste won the Nacional, Argentinos Juniors won the Metropolitano and Independiente won the Copa Libertadores 1984.

Contents

Nacional 1984

Group stages

Group A

PositionTeamPointsPlayedWonDrawnLostForAgainstDifference
1 Newell's Old Boys 86321981
2 Talleres de Córdoba 7631214113
3 Boca Juniors 76231752
4Ferro Carril Oeste (GP)26024612-6

Group B

PositionTeamPointsPlayedWonDrawnLostForAgainstDifference
1 San Lorenzo 963301486
2 Gimnasia de Mendoza 560511011-1
3Unión de General Pinedo5605167-1
4 Temperley 56051610-4

Group C

PositionTeamPointsPlayedWonDrawnLostForAgainstDifference
1 Belgrano de Córdoba 96411844
2 Rosario Central 86321963
3 Vélez Sársfield 66222963
4 Central Norte 16015212-10

Group D

PositionTeamPointsPlayedWonDrawnLostForAgainstDifference
1 River Plate 11651022517
2 Huracán 864021486
3 Estudiantes de Río Cuarto 46123910-1
4 Atlético Uruguay 16015224-22

Group E

PositionTeamPointsPlayedWonDrawnLostForAgainstDifference
1 Ferro Carril Oeste 963301266
2 Instituto de Córdoba 762311165
3 Platense 76231770
4 Altos Hornos Zapla 16015213-11

Group F

PositionTeamPointsPlayedWonDrawnLostForAgainstDifference
1 Independiente 964111037
2 Atlético Tucumán 56213770
3 Chacarita Juniors [1] 264021468
4 Kimberley 26024318-15

Group G

PositionTeamPointsPlayedWonDrawnLostForAgainstDifference
1 Argentinos Juniors 963301046
2 Racing de Córdoba 6614167-1
3 Unión de Santa Fe 56213912-3
4Atlético Ledesma46123911-2

Group H

PositionTeamPointsPlayedWonDrawnLostForAgainstDifference
1 Estudiantes de La Plata 11651015510
2 Olimpo de Bahía Blanca 763121091
3 Atlanta 56213990
4Unión de San Vicente16015617-11

Knockout stages

2nd round

Home (1st leg)Home (2nd leg)1st Leg2nd legAggregate
BelgranoAtlético Tucumán2-00-02-0
Racing de CórdobaSan Lorenzo1-11-32-4
Estudiantes La PlataTalleres0-11-11-2
Rosario CentralIndependiente1-10-11-2
InstitutoRiver Plate0-20-00-2
Ferro Carril OesteHuracán1-00-11-1 (7-6 p.k.)
OlimpoNewell's Old Boys0-01-11-1 (6-7 p.k.)
Argentinos JuniorsGimnasia de Mendoza3-22-15-3

Quarter-final

Home (1st leg)Home (2nd leg)1st Leg2nd legAggregate
BelgranoRiver Plate0-42-02-4
Argentinos JuniorsTalleres2-12-44-5
Newell's Old BoysSan Lorenzo2-21-23-4
Ferro Carril OesteIndependiente1-11-02-1

Semi-final

Home (1st leg)Home (2nd leg)1st Leg2nd legAggregate
San LorenzoRiver Plate1-21-22-4
Ferro Carril OesteTalleres1-01-12-1

Final

Home (1st leg)Home (2nd leg)1st Leg2nd legAggregate
River PlateFerro Carril Oeste0-30-10-4

Top scorers

Metropolitano 1984

League table

PositionTeamPointsPlayedWonDrawnLostForAgainstDifference
1 Argentinos Juniors 513620115693633
2 Ferro Carril Oeste 503619125461828
3 Estudiantes de La Plata 48362169492722
4 River Plate 433615138513813
5 Racing de Córdoba 433616119423111
6 Vélez Sársfield 423614148433211
7 Newell's Old Boys 3836174153639-3
8 San Lorenzo 373611151047461
9 Talleres de Córdoba 343611121356551
10 Chacarita Juniors 34361112133036-6
11 Instituto de Córdoba 3336137164647-1
12 Platense 33361013133445-11
13 Temperley 3136913142328-5
14 Independiente 31361011154559-14
15 Unión de Santa Fe 3036118174346-3
16 Boca Juniors 30361010163449-15
17 Huracán 273699183655-19
18 Rosario Central 2536711182741-14
19 Atlanta 243688203261-29

Relegation table

Team 1982 1983 1984Total pointsSeasonsPoints average
Estudiantes de La Plata 543848140346.66
Ferro Carril Oeste 374650133344.33
Independiente 524831131343.67
Vélez Sársfield 424442128342.67
San Lorenzo N/A473784242.00
Newell's Old Boys 443538117339.00
Argentinos Juniors 283651115338.33
Boca Juniors 483730115338.33
Racing de Córdoba 392743109336.33
River Plate 342943106335.33
Chacarita Juniors N/AN/A3434134.00
Instituto de Córdoba 333533101333.67
Huracán 413227100333.33
Talleres de Córdoba 333334100333.33
Temperley N/A333164232.00
Platense 28343395331.67
Unión de Santa Fe 27383095331.67
Rosario Central 37302592330.67
Atlanta N/AN/A2424124.00

Top scorers

Copa Libertadores 1984

Argentine teams in Copa Libertadores 1984

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  1. Chacarita Juniors had 6 points deducted