2007 ANAPROF Apertura

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ANAPROF
SeasonApertura 2007
Champions Tauro F.C.
Relegated-
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2006
2007(C)
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ANAPROF 2007 Apertura team distribution

The ANAPROF Apertura 2007 season (officially "Torneo Apertura 2007") started on February 24, 2007. On May 27, 2007 the Apertura 2007 finalized with Tauro F.C. crowned seven time ANAPROF champion after beating San Francisco F.C. 2-0. Therefore, Tauro F.C. will participate in the Copa Interclubes UNCAF 2007.

Contents

Changes for 2007 Apertura

Teams

ClubCityStadium
Alianza F.C. Panama City Estadio Camping Resort
CD Árabe Unido Colon Estadio Armando Dely Valdés
Atlético Chiriquí David Estadio San Cristóbal
Atlético Veragüense Santiago Estadio Toco Castillo
Chepo F.C. Chepo Estadio José de la Luz Thompson
Municipal Chorrillo Panama City Estadio Municipal de Balboa
Plaza Amador Panama City Estadio Rommel Fernández
San Francisco F.C. La Chorrera Estadio Agustín Sánchez
Sporting San Miguelito San Miguelito Parque de Deportes de los Andes No.2
Tauro F.C. Panama City Estadio Giancarlo Gronchi de Pedregal

Standings

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1 Tauro F.C. 1811523715+2238Semifinal
2 Arabe Unido 189362620+630
3 San Francisco F.C. 189272517+829
4 Municipal Chorrillo 188462925+428
5 Chepo F.C. 188462727028
6 Atlético Chiriquí 187472413+1125
7 Plaza Amador 185672125421
8 Sporting San Miguelito 185581720320
9 Alianza F.C. 18521125361117
10 Atlético Veragüense 18431123462315
Source: [ citation needed ]

Results table

Home \ Away ALI ÁRA ACH AVE CHE MUN PLA SAN SPO TAU
Alianza F.C. 2–10–45–22–20–10–22–11–22–3
Árabe Unido 0–11–16–12–11–33–10–20–00–0
Atlético Chiriquí 3–20–12–02–01–13–31–21–01–2
Atlético Veragüense 2–11–20–02–22–11–20–21–01–3
Chepo F.C. 1–02–13–16–30–22–12–00–00–0
Municipal Chorrillo 4–20–11–02–14–12–21–20–11–4
Plaza Amador 1–10–20–2*2–32–30–01–02–10–0
San Francisco 2–11–24–14–22–00–10–02–00–1
Sporting 1–20–20–11–11–23–32–11–03–0
Tauro F.C. 4–14–13–05–02–04–20–11–11–1
Source: [ citation needed ]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Final round

Semifinals (agg) Final
      
Tauro F.C. 2
Municipal Chorrillo 1
Tauro F.C. 2
San Francisco F.C. 1
Arabe Unido 2
San Francisco F.C. 2

Semifinals 1st Leg (Semifinales - Juego de ida)


Semifinals 2nd Leg (Semifinales - Juego de vuelta)


San Francisco F.C. 1-1 Árabe Unido
Temístocles PérezFausto Scolaro
Penalties
Temistocles Perez: missed
José Justavino: scored
Santiago de Alba: scored
Jair Carrasquilla: scored
3-0Gustavo Alvarez: missed
Nahill Carroll: William Negrete saved
Armando Cooper: William Negrete saved

San Francisco advances to final 3-0 on penalties

Final

 Apertura 2007 champion 
Tauro
7th title

Top goalscorers

PositionPlayerScored forGoals
1 Flag of Panama.svg Edwin Aguilar Tauro 14
2 Flag of Panama.svg César Medina Alianza 12
3 Flag of Panama.svg Gabriel Torres Chepo 11
4 Flag of Panama.svg Alejandro Dawson Chorrillo 9
5 Flag of Colombia.svg José Julio Chiriquí 7
- Flag of Panama.svg Eric Quiroz Veragüense 7
7 Flag of Panama.svg Oscar Vargas Chiriquí 6
- Flag of Panama.svg Eduardo McTaggart Arabe Unido 6
- Flag of Panama.svg Alberto Skinner Tauro 6
10 Flag of Colombia.svg Héctor Nazarith Tauro 5

Goalscorers by team

ClubClub
goals
GoalsNat.Player
Alianza F.C. 2512 Flag of Panama.svg César Medina
3 Flag of Panama.svg Miguel Castillo
3 Flag of Panama.svg Neftalí Díaz
2 Flag of Panama.svg Abdul Pinto
2 Flag of Panama.svg César Vergara
2 Flag of Panama.svg Fernando Hutardo
1 Flag of Panama.svg Amaral Rivera
Arabe Unido 286 Flag of Panama.svg Eduardo McTaggart
4 Flag of Panama.svg Jimmy Duarte
4 Flag of Panama.svg Anthony Basil
3 Flag of Panama.svg Armando Cooper
3 Flag of Panama.svg Nelson Barahona
2 Flag of Panama.svg Publio Rodriguez
2 Flag of Panama.svg David Daniels
1 Flag of Colombia.svg Fidel Mahemour
1 Flag of Panama.svg Amilcar Henríquez
1 Flag of Panama.svg Gustavo Álvarez
1 Flag of Panama.svg Fausto Scolaro
Atlético Chiriquí 247 Flag of Colombia.svg José Julio
6 Flag of Panama.svg Oscar Vargas
2 Flag of Panama.svg Richard Miranda
2 Flag of Panama.svg Benjamín Ortega
2 Flag of Panama.svg Eybir Bonaga
2 Flag of Panama.svg Clive Trotman
1 Flag of Colombia.svg Rodman Gonzalez
1 Flag of Belize.svg Bryan Simpson
1 Flag of Colombia.svg Álvaro Borjas
Atlético Veragüense 237 Flag of Panama.svg Eric Quiroz
4 Flag of Panama.svg Manuel Mosquera
2 Flag of Panama.svg José Gómez
2 Flag of Panama.svg Josué Brown
1 Flag of Panama.svg José Luis Gonzalez
1 Flag of Panama.svg Miguel Gonzalez
1 Flag of Panama.svg Benjamín Aguirre
1 Flag of Panama.svg Abdiel Sanchez
1 Flag of Panama.svg Jesús Gonzalez
1 Flag of Panama.svg Manuel Bonilla
1 Flag of Panama.svg Ramón Mancias (OG)
1 Flag of Panama.svg Juan Soto
Chepo F.C. 2711 Flag of Panama.svg Gabriel Torres
3 Flag of Panama.svg Delano Welch
3 Flag of Panama.svg Armando Gun
1 Flag of Panama.svg Carlos Martínez
1 Flag of Panama.svg Alberto Quesada
1 Flag of Panama.svg Javier de la Rosa
1 Flag of Panama.svg Rómulo Ramos
1 Flag of Panama.svg Carlos Martínez
1 Flag of Panama.svg Gerardo Barrios
1 Flag of Panama.svg Ismael Mena
1 Flag of Panama.svg Gustavo Álvarez (OG)
1 Flag of Panama.svg Celso Polo
1 Flag of Panama.svg Luis Jaramillo
Municipal Chorrillo 309 Flag of Panama.svg Alejandro Dawson
4 Flag of Panama.svg Johnny Ruiz
3 Flag of Panama.svg Julio Medina III
3 Flag of Panama.svg Silvio Morelos
2 Flag of Panama.svg Alberto Quintero
2 Flag of Panama.svg Marcos Villareal
2 Flag of Panama.svg Francisco López
1 Flag of Panama.svg Bernando Palma
1 Flag of Argentina.svg Santiago Valdes
1 Flag of Colombia.svg Julio Valero
1 Flag of Panama.svg Roberto Stewart
1 Flag of Panama.svg Raúl Moreno
Plaza Amador 215 Flag of Panama.svg Ángel Lombardo
3 Flag of Panama.svg Omar Hidalgo
3 Flag of Panama.svg Alfredo Hernandez
2 Flag of Panama.svg Joel Solanilla
1 Flag of Panama.svg Ricardo Buitrago
1 Flag of Panama.svg Juan Villalobos
1 Flag of Panama.svg Engie Mitre
1 Flag of Colombia.svg Álvaro Borjas (OG)
1 Flag of Panama.svg Alberto Blanco
1 Flag of Panama.svg Ricardo Paschall
1 Flag of Panama.svg Jean McLean
1 Flag of Panama.svg Cristian Vega
San Francisco F.C. 275 Flag of Panama.svg José Justavino
4 Flag of Panama.svg Jair Carrasquilla
4 Flag of Panama.svg Temístocles Pérez
3 Flag of Panama.svg Ricardo Phillips
3 Flag of Panama.svg Manuel Torres
2 Flag of Panama.svg Gilberto Walter
1 Flag of Panama.svg Raúl Loo
1 Flag of Panama.svg Jaime Giron
1 Flag of Panama.svg Miguel Olivares
1 Flag of Colombia.svg Santiago de Alba
1 Flag of Colombia.svg José Julio (OG)
1 Flag of Panama.svg Nicolás Castillo
Sporting San Miguelito 172 Flag of Panama.svg Luis Morales
2 Flag of Panama.svg Alexis King
2 Flag of Panama.svg Pascual Ramos
1 Flag of Panama.svg José Panezo
1 Flag of Panama.svg Luis Mendoza
1 Flag of Panama.svg César Vergara (OG)
1 Flag of Panama.svg Osvaldo Solanilla
1 Flag of Panama.svg José Reyes
1 Flag of Panama.svg Abel Vega
1 Flag of Panama.svg Rodrigo Tello
1 Flag of Panama.svg Luis Ovalle
1 Flag of Panama.svg José Venegas
1 Flag of Panama.svg Enrique Valencia
1 Flag of Panama.svg Eladio Mitre
Tauro F.C. 4114 Flag of Panama.svg Edwin Aguilar
6 Flag of Panama.svg Alberto Skinner
5 Flag of Colombia.svg Héctor Nazarith
4 Flag of Panama.svg Brunet Hay
3 Flag of Panama.svg Rolando Escobar
2 Flag of Panama.svg Luis Henríquez
2 Flag of Panama.svg Juan de Dios Perez
1 Flag of Panama.svg Carlos Rivera
1 Flag of Panama.svg Oscar McFarlane
1 Flag of Panama.svg Reggie Arosemena
1 Flag of Panama.svg Víctor Miranda
1 Flag of Panama.svg Eduardo Dasent

Local derby statistics

El Super Clasico Nacional - Tauro v Plaza Amador


Plaza Amador 0–0 Tauro

Tauro 0–1 Plaza Amador
Joel Solanilla

Clasico del Pueblo - Plaza Amador v Chorillo


Chorillo 2–2 Plaza Amador
Marcos Villareal
Silvio Morelos
Alfredo Hernandez
Omar Hidalgo

Plaza Amador 0–0 Chorillo

Clasico Interiorano - Atlético Chiriquí v Atlético Veragüense


Atlético Chiriquí 2–0 Atlético Veragüense
Richard Miranda
Jose Julio

Atlético Veragüense 0–0 Atlético Chiriquí

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