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- ↑ Campeonato Femenino B – Official Page
- ↑ El Femenino B
- ↑ Progreso se consagró campeón del Campeonato Uruguayo “Mujeres del Uruguay” de la Segunda División
- ↑ Defensor se coronó campeón de la B
- ↑ Fútbol femenino: la final de la "B" entre Racing y Náutico no se disputará y ambos serán campeones
- ↑ Wanderers campeón de la Segunda División del fútbol femenino
- ↑ Torque: Las campeonas de todo y el ascenso perfecto a Primera División
