Honduran Liga Nacional records and statistics

Last updated July 29, 2024

All-time table

From 1965–66 to 2018–19 Clausura
Only regular season computed
2 points per win
Highlighted in green currently active (2022-23 season)

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Olimpia	1607	800	531	276	2413	1325	+1088	2131
2	Motagua	1607	659	541	407	2079	1572	+507	1859
3	Real España	1607	615	549	443	2033	1653	+380	1779
4	Marathón	1607	624	530	453	2134	1757	+377	1778
5	Platense	1578	498	540	540	1792	1868	−76	1536
6	Vida	1607	466	566	575	1741	2030	−289	1498
7	Victoria	1300	393	452	455	1469	1634	−165	1238
8	Pumas UNAH / Broncos UNAH	796	202	281	313	690	901	−211	685
9	Broncos	399	105	146	148	369	472	−103	356
10	Deportes Savio	324	85	98	141	337	483	−146	268
11	Honduras Progreso	288	95	62	131	379	485	−106	252
12	Real Sociedad	216	78	68	70	279	244	+35	224
13	Real Maya / Real Patepluma	247	54	95	98	231	292	−61	203
14	Hispano	215	62	62	91	248	296	−48	186
15	Atlético Indio	216	54	77	85	210	275	−65	185
16	Sula / Juventud de Sula	189	40	75	74	143	179	−36	155
17	Atlético Morazán	156	41	68	47	149	171	−22	150
18	Petrotela / Tela Timsa	153	40	53	60	132	179	−47	133
19	Juticalpa	144	37	44	63	194	206	−12	118
20	Federal	153	30	58	65	137	204	−67	118
21	Independiente Villela	151	24	58	69	149	241	−92	106
22	Atlético Olanchano	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
23	Atlético Español	108	20	33	55	123	194	−71	73
24	UPNFM	72	27	18	27	87	91	−4	72
25	Troya	90	25	19	46	76	130	−54	69
26	Súper Estrella	108	16	36	56	89	197	−108	68
27	Atlético Choloma	72	18	31	23	91	101	−10	67
28	Municipal Valencia	72	21	24	27	62	73	−11	66
29	Necaxa	72	20	22	30	79	88	−9	62
30	Parrillas One	72	19	21	32	104	128	−24	59
31	Lempira	81	17	20	44	82	134	−52	54
32	Dandy	63	12	29	22	42	57	−15	53
33	Real Juventud	72	16	18	38	72	105	−33	50
34	Curacao	54	10	24	20	43	68	−25	44
35	La Salle / San Pedro	54	13	16	25	81	119	−38	42
36	E.A.C.I.	54	9	20	25	32	55	−23	38
37	Deportes Progreseño	54	10	16	28	46	87	−41	36
38	Real Comayagua	36	7	14	15	42	57	−15	28
39	Honduras Salzburg	36	5	15	16	31	49	−18	25
40	Palestino	40	7	11	22	48	81	−33	25
41	Real de Minas	36	7	10	19	36	60	−24	24
42	Verdún	27	5	11	11	10	25	−15	21
43	Social Sol	36	4	12	20	29	56	−27	20
44	Portuario	27	6	7	14	29	55	−26	19
45	Tiburones	27	4	10	13	20	34	−14	18
46	Campamento	27	4	5	18	13	42	−29	13
47	Atlántida	27	3	5	19	12	48	−36	11
48	Olancho	141	33	39	69	159	221	−62	105

Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

Winning percentage

As of 2018–19
Method of calculation: 1 point per win, 0.5 points per draw; divided by games played

—	Regular season				Post season				Total combined
Club	W	D	L	Per.	W	D	L	Per.	W	D	L	Per.
Olimpia	800	531	276	0.663	131	115	72	0.593	931	646	348	0.651
Motagua	659	541	407	0.578	86	87	70	0.533	745	628	477	0.572
Real España	615	549	443	0.554	100	76	75	0.550	715	625	518	0.553
Marathón	624	530	453	0.553	69	74	83	0.469	693	604	536	0.543
Real Sociedad	78	68	70	0.519	8	5	15	0.375	86	73	85	0.502
UPNFM	27	18	27	0.500	2	2	4	0.375	29	20	31	0.488
Platense	498	540	540	0.487	21	42	41	0.404	519	582	581	0.482
Victoria	393	452	455	0.476	31	28	50	0.413	424	480	505	0.471
Vida	466	566	575	0.466	25	31	40	0.422	491	597	615	0.464
Atlético Morazán	41	68	47	0.481	0	3	7	0.150	41	71	54	0.461
Atlético Choloma	18	31	23	0.465	1	2	2	0.400	19	33	25	0.461
Municipal Valencia	21	24	27	0.458	0	1	1	0.250	21	25	28	0.453
Broncos	105	146	148	0.446	5	15	10	0.417	110	161	158	0.444
Honduras Progreso	95	62	131	0.438	6	6	4	0.563	101	68	135	0.444
Universidad / Broncos UNAH	202	281	313	0.430	12	14	12	0.500	214	295	325	0.433
Tela Timsa / Petrotela	40	53	60	0.435	2	4	4	0.400	42	57	64	0.433
Hispano	62	62	91	0.433	1	0	1	0.500	63	62	92	0.433
Atlético Indio	54	77	85	0.428	0	0	0	0.000	54	77	85	0.428
Necaxa	20	22	30	0.431	0	1	1	0.250	20	23	31	0.426
Dandy	12	29	22	0.421	0	0	0	0.000	12	29	22	0.421
Sula	40	75	74	0.410	3	5	2	0.550	43	80	76	0.417
Deportes Savio	85	98	141	0.414	4	0	4	0.500	89	98	145	0.416
Parrillas One	19	21	32	0.410	1	0	1	0.500	20	21	33	0.412
Real Maya	54	95	98	0.411	1	1	2	0.375	55	96	100	0.410
Curacao	10	24	20	0.407	0	1	1	0.250	10	25	21	0.402
Juticalpa	37	44	63	0.410	1	0	5	0.167	38	44	68	0.400
San Pedro / La Salle	13	16	25	0.389	0	0	0	0.000	13	16	25	0.389
Real Comayagua	7	14	15	0.389	0	0	0	0.000	7	14	15	0.389
Verdún	5	11	11	0.389	0	0	0	0.000	5	11	11	0.389
Troya	25	19	46	0.383	0	0	0	0.000	25	19	46	0.383
Federal	30	58	65	0.386	1	0	3	0.250	31	58	68	0.382
E.A.C.I.	9	20	25	0.352	0	0	0	0.000	9	20	25	0.352
Portuario	6	7	14	0.352	0	0	0	0.000	6	7	14	0.352
Campamento / Atlético Olanchano	37	44	87	0.351	0	0	0	0.000	37	44	87	0.351
Independiente Villela	24	58	69	0.351	0	0	0	0.000	24	58	69	0.351
Real Juventud	16	18	38	0.347	0	0	0	0.000	16	18	38	0.347
Honduras Salzburg	5	15	16	0.347	0	0	0	0.000	5	15	16	0.347
Real de Minas	7	10	19	0.333	1	0	1	0.500	8	10	20	0.342
Atlético Español	20	33	55	0.338	0	0	0	0.000	20	33	55	0.338
Lempira	17	20	44	0.333	0	0	0	0.000	17	20	44	0.333
Deportes Progreseño	10	16	28	0.333	0	0	0	0.000	10	16	28	0.333
Tiburones	4	10	13	0.333	0	0	0	0.000	4	10	13	0.333
Súper Estrella	16	36	56	0.315	0	0	0	0.000	16	36	56	0.315
Palestino	7	11	22	0.313	0	0	0	0.000	7	11	22	0.313
Social Sol	4	12	20	0.278	0	0	0	0.000	4	12	20	0.278
Atlántida	3	5	19	0.204	0	0	0	0.000	3	5	19	0.204

Records

Most League titles: 32
- Olimpia: 1966–67, 1967–68, 1969–70, 1971–72, 1977–78, 1982–83, 1984–85, 1986–87, 1987–88, 1989–90, 1992–93, 1995–96, 1996–97, 1998–99, 2000–01 A, 2002–03 A, 2003–04 C, 2004–05 C, 2005–06 A, 2005–06 C, 2007–08 C, 2008–09 C, 2009–10 C, 2011–12 A, 2011–12 C, 2012–13 A, 2012–13 C, 2013–14 C, 2014–15 C, 2015–16 C, 2019–20 A, 2020–21 A
Most consecutive league titles: 4
- Olimpia: 2011–12 A, 2011–12 C, 2012–13 A, 2012–13 C
Largest attendance: 38,256
- 17 December 2006, Olimpia 1–3 Motagua at San Pedro Sula
Most appearances: 55
- Marathón, Motagua, Olimpia, Real España and Vida
Fewest defeats in season: 0
- Olimpia: 1969–70
Goals scored so far: 21,003^[1]
- As of 2019–20 C

Players

Top scorers

As of 27 July 2024^[2]

Player	Clubs (Goals)	Goals
Wilmer Velásquez	Olimpia (196)	196
Jerry Bengtson	Olimpia (127), Vida (36), Motagua (26)	189
Denilson Costa	Olimpia (99), Marathón (24), Motagua (20), Platense (11), Atlético Olanchano (1)	155
Rubilio Castillo	Motagua (99), Vida (18), Deportes Savio (5)	123
Juan Cárcamo	Platense (65), Olimpia (31), Victoria (4), Real Sociedad (1)	101
Claudio Cardozo	Real España (69), Marathón (18), Vida (13)	100
Rony Martínez	Real Sociedad (76), Real España (13), Olimpia (10)	99
Marcelo Ferreira	Platense (30), Olimpia (25), Broncos (17), Atlético Olanchano (13), Motagua (8), Marathón (3), Real Juventud (2)	98
Francisco Ramírez	Platense (54), Motagua (36), Marathón (4), Vida (1)	95
Luis Ramírez	Marathón (24), Victoria (24), Deportes Savio (13), Real España (12) Independiente Villela (5), Vida (5), Universidad (3), Honduras Salzburg (3)	89
Roger Rojas	Olimpia (89)	89
Luciano Emílio	Real España (45), Olimpia (44)	89
Prudencio Norales	Olimpia (73), Súper Estrella (9), Curacao (3), Atlético Indio (3)	88
Danilo Tosello	Olimpia (86)	86
Óscar Hernández	Motagua (66), Marathón (15), Portuario (3)	84
Ney Costa	Deportes Savio (43), Atlético Olanchano (16), Vida (14), Hispano (10), Real España (1)	84
Eduardo Bennett	Victoria (34), Olimpia (24), Curacao (12), Vida (8), Atlético Olanchano (5)	83
Ángel Obando	Motagua (77), Atlético Morazán (5), Universidad (1)	83
Carlos Pavón	Real España (81)	81
Pompilio Cacho	Marathón (56), Motagua (12), Real Juventud (5), Hispano (4), Vida (4)	81
Luis Altamirano	Broncos (41), Universidad (34), Motagua (5)	80
Reynaldo Mejía	Olimpia (40), Victoria (30), Real España (10)	80
Carlos Alvarado	Vida (76), Olimpia (3)	79
Gilberto Machado	Marathón (78)	78

By team

Updated 17 January 2021

Player	Club	Goals
Wilmer Velásquez	Olimpia	196
Rubilio Castillo	Motagua	99
Carlos Pavón	Real España	81
Gilberto Machado	Marathón	78
Carlos Alvarado	Vida	76
Rony Martínez	Real Sociedad	76
Juan Cárcamo	Platense	65
Carlos Lanza	Juticalpa	54
Andrés Copete	Victoria	47
Daniel Sambulá	Universidad	43
Ney Costa	Deportes Savio	43
Luis Altamirano	Broncos	41
Ángel Tejeda	Honduras Progreso	37
Sergio Diduch	Hispano	30
Óscar Torlacoff	Atlético Choloma	29
Juan Mejía	Real de Minas	28
Franco Güity	UPNFM	22
José Enamorado	Sula	21
Jorge Arriola	Real Maya	20
Ramón Morandel	Atlético Morazán	19
Enrique Grey	La Salle / San Pedro	17
Édgar Núñez	Atlético Olanchano	17
Rubén Licona	Necaxa	15
Jorge Urquía	Atlético Indio	13
Eduardo Bennett	Curacao	13
Jorge Arriola	Súper Estrella	13
Fran Urbina	Lempira	11
Luis Lobo	Parrillas One	11
Marcos Peña	Independiente Villela	10
Gilberto Acosta	Troya	10

Most appearances

Updated 17 January 2021^[3]

R	Player	App.
1	Leonardo Isaula	511
2	Júnior Izaguirre	508
3	Rony Morales	501
4	Mauricio Sabillón	486
5	Denilson Costa	481
6	Mario Berríos	474
7	Carlos Mejía	467
8	Óscar Bonilla	456
9	Elkin González	451
10	Sergio Mendoza	435
11	Javier Portillo (active)	434
12	Ricardo Canales (active)	433
13	Edder Delgado	423
14	Mario Beata	421
15	Noel Valladares	413
16	Wilmer Velásquez	412
17	Merlyn Membreño	409
18	Carlos Discua	408
19	Wilmer Crisanto (active)	407
20	Carlos Palacios	401
21	Fábio de Souza	398
22	Reynaldo Tilguath	380
23	Nahúm Espinoza	365
24	Wilfredo Barahona	365
25	Nery Medina	359

Most goals in one season

As of 2019–20 Apertura

Player	Club	Season	Goals
Gilberto Machado	Marathón	1987–88	22
Jorge Arriola	Real Maya	1992–93	19
Wilmer Velásquez	Olimpia	1997–98 A	19
Anthony Lozano	Olimpia	2014–15 C	19

Most goals in one game

As of 2019–20 Apertura

Player	Club	Opponent	Score	Date	Goals
Arturo Garden	Vida	Marathón	5–1	25 June 1967	5
Carlos Alvarado	Vida	Troya	6–0	8 October 1972	5^[4]
Jorge Arriola	Real Maya	Súper Estrella	10–2	21 March 1993	5
Marlon Hernández	Olimpia	Real España	7–0	21 January 1996	5
Roger Rojas	Olimpia	Vida	7–1	8 February 2017	5
Carlos Suazo	Olimpia	La Salle	10–2	29 August 1965	4
Armando Valenchina	Vida	Federal	4–2	27 March 1976	4
Luis Zúniga	Victoria	Portuario	5–0	4 March 1979	4
Luis Altamirano	Broncos	Vida	4–0	4 May 1979	4
Prudencio Norales	Olimpia	Portuario	6–2	22 July 1979	4
Raúl Centeno	Platense	Universidad	4–0	9 June 1985	4
Juan Anariba	Real España	Sula	6–2	13 October 1988	4
Eduardo Bennett	Olimpia	Victoria	5–3	14 April 1991	4
Luis Vallejo	Real España	Súper Estrella	5–1	6 September 1992	4
Denilson Costa	Motagua	Independiente Villela	7–2	6 April 1997	4
Wilmer Velásquez	Olimpia	Victoria	6–1	2 September 2009	4
Bryan Róchez	Real España	Marathón	6–1	22 March 2014	4
Juan Mejía	Real de Minas	Motagua	4–4	14 August 2019	4

Most Hat-tricks

Player	HT
Wilmer Velásquez	7^[5]
Carlos Pavón	5^[6]
Rony Martínez	4

Most top scorer titles

As of 2018–19

Player	Titles	Seasons
Luis Altamirano	4	1980–81, 1981–82, 1982–83, 1984–85
Luciano Emílio	4	2002–03 C, 2003–04 C, 2004–05 A, 2005–06 C
Wilmer Velásquez	4	1997–98 A, 1997–98 C, 1999–00 A, 2007–08 C
Jerry Bengtson	4	2009–10 C, 2010–11 A, 2010–11 C, 2018–19

Most appearances in a team

Mauricio Sabillón Marathon 486

Most consecutive matches scoring

Rubén Rodríguez Platense 8 (28 Jul to 15 September 1974)

Head to Head

List of Liga Nacional clubs head-to-head comparison (incomplete).

Atlético Choloma v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Deportes Savio	3–2–3	13:13	13 April 2013
Marathón	2–7–1	14:12	20 April 2013
Motagua	0–4–4	2:8	3 April 2013
Necaxa	1–1–2	2:3	18 April 2012
Olimpia	3–2–5	7:14	6 March 2013
Platense	4–3–1	13:6	15 March 2013
Real España	0–3–7	10:22	2 March 2013
Real Sociedad	1–2–1	6:5	10 March 2013
Victoria	2–5–1	10:12	6 April 2013
Vida	3–4–1	18:13	24 March 2013
Atlético Olanchano v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Marathón	2–3–11	10:27	19 March 2008
Motagua	3–4–9	18:26	8 March 2008
Municipal Valencia	1–2–1	5:4	28 April 2005
Olimpia	0–4–12	7:28	6 April 2008
Platense	4–8–4	24:26	20 April 2008
Real España	5–2–9	20:26	27 April 2008
Real Patepluma	1–1–0	5:2	5 October 2003
Universidad / Broncos UNAH	6–2–4	16:13	15 April 2007
Victoria	2–5–8	16:27	13 April 2008
Vida	5–4–7	26:28	12 March 2008
Broncos v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Deportes Savio	1–4–0	6:3	21 June 2001
Motagua	4–22–22	26:56	6 May 2001
Deportes Savio v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Marathón	11–9–16	38:57	26 March 2014
Motagua	7–14–15	33:51	2 March 2014
Necaxa	3–1–4	11:16	18 March 2012
Olimpia	3–12–21	31:68	13 April 2014
Parrillas One	1–2–1	5:6	16 March 2014
Platense	14–11–13	53:51	6 April 2014
Real Comayagua	0–2–2	3:9	12 May 2002
Real España	8–12–16	39:56	9 March 2014
Real Sociedad	4–3–3	11:12	19 March 2014
Universidad	2–1–5	6:11	28 April 2002
Victoria	11–10–17	43:58	22 March 2014
Vida	12–11–15	46:48	30 March 2014
Hispano v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Marathón	4–9–11	28:43	17 April 2011
Motagua	8–8–10	28:34	13 March 2011
Municipal Valencia	1–1–2	4:5	12 April 2006
Olimpia	3–8–13	13:41	7 March 2011
Platense	4–8–11	24:33	20 March 2011
Real España	5–5–14	24:36	26 March 2011
Vida	7–9–8	32:31	20 April 2011
Honduras / Honduras Progreso v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Juticalpa	7–5–5	26:27	5 May 2019
Marathón	12–6–22	47:78	5 December 2020
Motagua	7–8–25	38:81	26 November 2020
Olimpia	6–6–25	36:87	29 November 2020
Parrillas One	2–1–1	9:8	4 April 2015
Platense	11–10–17	54:76	31 October 2020
Real de Minas	5–1–3	12:11	12 December 2020
Real España	9–9–21	46:70	28 October 2020
Real Sociedad	10–6–7	26:27	14 November 2020
Social Sol	3–1–0	5:2	12 April 2017
UPNFM	4–1–8	14:21	23 November 2020
Victoria	5–4–5	24:22	6 April 2016
Vida	13–11–15	52:61	25 October 2020
Honduras Salzburg v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Marathón	2–1–1	3:3	9 April 2003
Motagua	0–0–4	4:9	10 May 2003
Olimpia	0–3–2	3:5	4 March 2003
Platense	0–3–1	5:6	29 April 2003
Real España	1–1–2	2:6	12 April 2003
Real Maya / Real Patepluma	1–2–1	3:3	4 April 2003
Universidad	0–3–1	3:5	14 March 2003
Victoria	0–2–2	3:6	28 March 2003
Vida	1–1–2	5:6	3 May 2003
Independiente Villela v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Palestino	1–2–1	3:3	5 July 1998
Juticalpa v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Marathón	4–3–9	21:27	30 March 2019
Motagua	2–5–11	21:39	21 April 2019
Olimpia	3–4–9	22:39	10 April 2019
Platense	8–5–3	27:16	15 April 2019
Real de Minas	2–2–1	11:11	12 May 2019
Real España	2–4–12	16:30	6 March 2019
Real Sociedad	4–2–6	11:13	25 March 2018
Social Sol	1–2–1	5:4	5 March 2017
UPNFM	1–2–5	10:17	10 March 2019
Victoria	3–1–0	8:3	1 May 2016
Vida	3–9–4	20:24	6 April 2019
Marathón v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Motagua	69–69–87	269:293	3 January 2021
Municipal Valencia	4–0–4	9:8	29 April 2006
Necaxa	3–3–2	8:5	10 March 2012
Olimpia	66–67–116	224:328	17 January 2021
Palestino	3–0–1	13:6	2 September 1998
Parrillas One	3–4–1	11:10	25 April 2015
Platense	85–75–39	260:184	22 November 2020
Real Comayagua	3–1–0	7:3	13 April 2002
Real de Minas	6–0–2	14:7	12 November 2020
Real España	69–78–85	259:297	31 October 2020
Real Sociedad	10–10–11	40:35	28 November 2020
Social Sol	3–0–1	6:2	22 April 2017
UPNFM	8–5–0	28:14	25 November 2020
Victoria	69–54–37	224:150	23 April 2016
Vida	85–63–52	303:223	28 October 2020
Motagua v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Municipal Valencia	2–5–1	6:6	7 May 2006
Necaxa	3–3–2	8:8	4 March 2012
Olimpia	57–103–95	210:276	10 January 2021
Palestino	3–1–0	10:5	13 August 1998
Parrillas One	3–3–2	12:12	21 March 2015
Platense	86–62–55	271:194	20 December 2020
Real Comayagua	2–1–1	5:3	20 April 2002
Real de Minas	4–4–2	20:12	21 November 2020
Real España	83–74–75	263:252	29 November 2020
Real Juventud	5–3–0	15:4	17 March 2010
Real Sociedad	13–9–9	50:42	28 October 2020
Social Sol	2–1–1	9:5	29 April 2017
UPNFM	11–3–1	27:9	6 December 2020
Victoria	62–56–44	229:185	19 March 2016
Vida	93–68–41	277:181	15 November 2020
Municipal Valencia v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Olimpia	0–2–6	7:17	26 April 2006
Platense	4–0–4	7:7	19 April 2006
Real España	2–3–3	4:8	2 April 2006
Universidad / Broncos UNAH	4–3–1	8:3	23 April 2006
Victoria	1–3–4	6:8	8 April 2006
Vida	2–5–1	7:6	26 March 2006
Necaxa v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Olimpia	2–4–4	4:11	22 April 2012
Platense	4–2–2	15:7	21 March 2012
Real España	2–3–3	10:13	1 April 2012
Victoria	1–2–5	11:16	14 April 2012
Vida	0–2–6	3:10	25 March 2012
Olimpia v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Palestino	3–1–0	10:3	9 September 1998
Parrillas One	6–2–2	19:10	15 March 2015
Platense	96–77–34	288:167	15 November 2020
Real Comayagua	3–1–0	11:4	24 March 2002
Real de Minas	7–2–0	21:8	24 October 2020
Real España	96–99–55	292:208	6 December 2020
Real Sociedad	19–10–6	51:29	22 November 2020
Social Sol	4–0–0	9:4	19 March 2017
UPNFM	12–3–3	34:14	28 October 2020
Victoria	95–51–33	307:161	27 April 2016
Vida	105–76–27	332:170	3 January 2021
Palestino v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Platense	0–2–2	5:9	9 August 1998
Real España	0–1–3	3:9	26 July 1998
Real Maya	1–1–2	5:8	2 August 1998
Universidad	2–1–1	7:5	12 July 1998
Victoria	0–2–2	4:7	30 August 1998
Vida	2–0–2	7:7	23 August 1998
Parrillas One v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Platense	1–1–6	8:15	8 April 2015
Real España	2–2–4	16:23	15 April 2015
Real Sociedad	4–2–2	13:12	19 April 2015
Victoria	2–3–3	10:12	2 May 2015
Vida	4–1–3	12:11	12 April 2015
Platense v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Real Comayagua	1–1–2	5:6	28 April 2002
Real de Minas	4–2–3	15:16	28 October 2020
Real España	58–69–73	232:271	25 October 2020
Real Sociedad	9–10–9	34:34	25 November 2020
Social Sol	3–1–0	5:1	10 March 2017
UPNFM	4–6–4	10:9	29 November 2020
Victoria	55–42–48	–:–	17 April 2016
Vida	62–63–58	210:203	6 December 2020
Real Comayagua v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Real España	1–2–1	4:5	1 May 2002
Universidad	0–1–3	3:9	17 April 2002
Victoria	0–3–1	4:6	24 April 2002
Vida	1–2–1	6:6	7 April 2002
Real de Minas v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Real España	1–2–6	6:19	25 November 2020
Real Sociedad	5–1–0	11:3	5 December 2020
UPNFM	2–4–4	9:12	31 October 2020
Vida	3–2–3	10:9	28 November 2020
Real España v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Real Sociedad	14–10–14	51:55	12 December 2020
Social Sol	2–2–0	6:2	1 March 2017
UPNFM	3–5–7	22:21	14 November 2020
Victoria	64–53–41	213:165	2 April 2016
Vida	78–70–53	267:204	21 November 2020
Real Sociedad v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Social Sol	0–4–0	5:5	9 April 2017
UPNFM	1–2–6	8:18	24 October 2020
Victoria	9–6–5	32:15	13 March 2016
Vida	13–8–8	40:32	1 November 2020
Social Sol v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Vida	1–1–2	4:6	1 April 2017
UPNFM v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Vida	4–8–4	21:22	23 December 2020
Victoria v
Opponent	Record	Goals	As of...
Vida	47–56–47	160:150	9 April 2016

Qualifications by team

Updated 10 January 2021

Club	1/2	1/2	1/3	1/4 (S)	1/4 (C)	1/5	1/6	Playoffs
Olimpia	39	1	1	44	5	12	11	5
Motagua	24	1	2	29	4	10	11	7
Real España	21	0	4	26	4	10	8	11
Marathón	19	0	0	27	4	11	7	10
Platense	4	0	1	13	1	3	10	7
Real Sociedad	4	0	0	5	0	0	0	5
Victoria	3	0	3	14	1	4	9	3
Honduras Progreso	2	0	0	2	0	0	0	3
Vida	1	0	1	7	4	6	3	4
Universidad	1	0	0	2	1	2	3	0
Atlético Morazán	1	0	0	0	0	1	0	0
Broncos	0	0	0	1	0	3	1	0
UPNFM	0	0	0	1	0	1	0	4
Federal	0	0	0	1	0	0	1	0
Deportes Savio	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	3
Atlético Choloma	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	2
Municipal Valencia	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0
Hispano	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0
Sula	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0
Petrotela	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0
Real Maya	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	0
Juticalpa	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2
Necaxa	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
Parrillas One	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1

Titles

DL = Domestic leagues
DC = Domestic cups
SC = Domestic Supercups
CA = Central American championships (includes Copa Fraternidad, Torneo Grandes de Centroamérica and/or UNCAF Interclub Cup)
CC = CONCACAF championships (includes CONCACAF Champions League, CONCACAF Cup Winners Cup, CONCACAF Giants Cup and/or CONCACAF League).

No.	Club	DL	DC	SC	CA	CC
1	Olimpia	32	3	3	2	3
2	Motagua	17	1	2	1	0
3	Real España	12	2	0	2	0
4	Marathón	9	2	1	0	0
5	Platense	2	3	0	0	0
6	Vida	2	0	0	0	0
7	Victoria	1	0	0	0	0
8	Honduras Progreso	1	0	0	0	0
9	Real Maya	0	1	0	0	0
10	Juticalpa	0	1	0	0	0
11	Broncos	0	0	0	1	0

Regular season performance

From 1965–66 to 2020–21 Clausura

Club	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th
Olimpia	43	13	13	6	1		1
Motagua	10	23	8	12	8	5	4	2	4	1
España / Real España	9	5	16	15	10	11	4	4	2	1
Marathón	6	17	15	15	8	3	5	4	3	1
Platense	3	4	5	5	13	18	8	8	8	3	1
Vida	2	4	8	7	8	4	15	13	11	5
Victoria	1	6	5	6	6	9	8	8	5	6
Real Sociedad	1	3			3	3	1		1	3
Honduras / Honduras Progreso	1		1	2	1	3	2	2	2	4
Atlético Morazán / Juventud Morazánica	1					1		1	2
Universidad / Broncos UNAH		1	2	1	3	5	8	3	6	5	1
Tela Timsa / Petrotela		1						2	1	2
UPNFM			1	2	2	1		1
Broncos			1	1	2	4	1	2	3	2
Hispano			1		3	1	3		1	3
Municipal Valencia			1					2	1
Deportes Savio				1	3	2	1	4	4	3
Real Maya / Real Patepluma				1	1		2	1	4	2
Atlético Choloma				1	1					2
Troya				1		1				2
Atlético Indio				1			2	2	1	2
Juticalpa					2			3	3
Sula / Juventud de Sula					1		1	3		2
La Salle / San Pedro					1			1		1
Necaxa						2		1	1
Campamento / Atlético Olanchano						1	3	1	1	3
Federal						1	1	1	1	2
Real de Minas						1	1	1		2
Parrillas One						1	1		2
Atlético Español							1	1	1	2
Real Juventud							1	1	1	1
Súper Estrella							1		2	1
Dandy							1			1
E.A.C.I.							1			1
Curacao								1		1
Real Comayagua								1		1
Honduras Salzburg								1		1
Social Sol								1		1
Verdún								1
Independiente Villela									2	3	1
Lempira									2	1
Deportes Progreseño									1	1
Palestino									1	1
Atlántida										1
Tiburones										1
Portuario										1

Top 10 attendances

Rank	Date	Teams involved	Attendance
1	17 December 2006	Olimpia v Motagua	38,256
2	26 August 2000	Motagua v Olimpia	37,371
3	1 June 2003	Marathón v Motagua	35,745
4	11 February 2001	Olimpia v Platense	35,067
5	21 December 2003	Olimpia v Real España	34,515
6	10 January 1990	Olimpia v Real España	34,252
7	15 December 2002	Platense v Olimpia	34,230
8	25 October 1998	Olimpia v Motagua	34,194
9	20 December 2014	Motagua v Real Sociedad	34,169
10	23 January 2000	Motagua v Olimpia	34,044

Most active coaches

Updated 17 January 2021

Manager	GD	Clubs
José Herrera	710	Motagua, Olimpia, Real España, Marathón, Platense, Universidad and Independiente Villela
Héctor Vargas (active)	604	Universidad, Vida, Victoria, Platense, Hispano, Olimpia and Marathón
Ramón Maradiaga	568	Motagua, Marathón, Real España, Victoria, Vida and Juticalpa
Carlos Padilla	512	Platense, Motagua, Olimpia, Atlético Morazán, Real España and Universidad
Roberto Scalessi	508	Real España, Marathón, Platense, Sula and Universidad
Edwin Pavón	451	Broncos, Olimpia, Motagua, Real España, Marathón, Atlético Choloma, Real Juventud and Atlético Olanchano
Néstor Matamala	425	Motagua, Broncos, Real España, Olimpia, Marathón, Platense and Palestino
Carlos Martínez	401	Universidad, Deportes Savio, Atlético Olanchano, Real Sociedad, Platense, Vida, Victoria and Marathón
Hernán García	349	Marathón, Real España, Vida, Victoria, Platense, Deportes Savio and Honduras Progreso
Enrique Grey	328	Marathón, Real España, Olimpia, Platense, Vida and Victoria
Flavio Ortega	321	Real España, Marathón, Olimpia, Motagua and Platense
Diego Vásquez (active)	301	Motagua
Jorge Pineda	284	Victoria, Marathón, Vida, Hispano, Juticalpa and Motagua
Julio González	265	Victoria, Petrotela, Olimpia and Motagua
Roberto González	250	Victoria, Vida and Sula
Rafael Núñez	225	Victoria, Vida, Platense and Hispano

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[1] LaPrensa.hn – Viene el gol 16,000 Archived 16 December 2013 at the Wayback Machine – 7 August 2010

[2] "Jerry Bengtson supera a Carlos Pavón como goleador en Liga Nacional". Diez.hn. Diario Diez . Retrieved 15 March 2019.

[3] "Top: Los 25 jugadores con más partidos en Liga Nacional de Honduras". Diez.hn. Diario Diez . Retrieved 13 February 2019.

[4] Match was voided as part of the 1972–73 cancelled season.

[5] "El rey del "hat trick"". LaPrensa.hn. La Prensa . Retrieved 13 February 2008.

[6] "Los futbolistas que anotaron tres o más goles en un mismo partido de la Liga Nacional de Honduras". Diez.hn. Diario Diez . Retrieved 28 February 2019.

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