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Tercera Division de Fútbol Salvadoreño

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Tercera División is the third division of football in El Salvador.[1] The champion is promoted to the Segunda División de El Salvador. The team with the lowest points in each group will be demoted to the amateur league.

Tercera División de Fútbol Salvadoreño
Founded1950; 74 years ago (1950)
CountryEl Salvador
ConfederationCONCACAF
Number of teams23
Level on pyramid2
Promotion toSegunda División
Relegation toLa Asociación Departamental de Fútbol Aficionado
Domestic cup(s)Copa Presidente
Current championsZacatecoluca (Clausura 2024) [1]
Espartano (Clausura 2024) [2]
(2024 Clausura)
Most championshipsTBD
( titles each)
Websitewww.elgrafico.com
Current: 2024 Apertura

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There are 24 clubs in Tercera Division divided into 4 groups of 10. They play in Apertura and Clausura. The clubs play every team in each group twice. The top four teams from each group, 16 teams in total, qualify for play-offs to determine the winner of the apertura and clausura title. The winners will be promoted to the Segunda División de El Salvador.

Similarly, the three clubs that finish at the bottom of Tercera Division are relegated to ADFA and are replaced by the top three clubs.

Third Division Of Football Season 2024 Clubs

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The following teams are competing in the 2024–25 Tercera División season.qq

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Location of teams in 2023–2024 Tercera División de El Salvador

All participants for the 2024/25 season

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Team Location Stadium Capacity
Atlas Sport La Paz Estadio Borja Castillo 10,000
A.D. Puerto El Triunfo La Unión Mini-Estadio El Puerto 10,000
ADO F.C. San Luis, El Salvador Estadio San Luis Taplpa 20,000
Brasil Sporting F.C. La Unión Mini-Estadio La Cantonera 5,000
Buenos Aires Morazán Estadio Municipal de Osicala 10,000
Chalatenango Sport Chalatenango Estadio Gregorio Martínez 20,000
Independiente 1906 San Vicente Estadio Jiboa 10,000
Inter A.D. San Salvador Estadio Universitario 10,000
F.C. La Academia BP La Libertad Mini-Estadio El Cafetalon 5,000
Juventud Independiente La Libertad Complejo Deportivo de San Juan Opico 10,000
Talleres Jr. Chalatenango Mini-Estadio José Pio 5,000
Vista Hermosa Morazán Estadio Luis Amilcar Moreno 10,000
Roble Atlético Ilobasco Estadio Municipal de Ilobasco 10,000
Sal Y Mar C.D. La Unión Mini-Estadio La Marea 5,000
U.D. Santos La Libertad Mini-Estadio Santos 5,000
C.D. Santo Tomás La Libertad Mini-Estadio Tejutla Sport 5,000
Municipal de Juayua Sonsonate Mini-Estadio Juayua 10,000
Sensunte Sporting Cabañas Poli Deportivo de Sensute 5,000
Sesa A.D. Chalatenango Mini-Complejo Deportivo Sato-Antonio 10,000
Pipil Kakáwira Morazán Estadio Vicente Paul Fuentes 10,000
Vendaval Apopa San Salvador Estadio Joaquín Gutiérrez 10,000
Topiltzin Usulután Mini-Estadio Jiquilisco City 10,000

Grupo B

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Grupo A

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Grupo B

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Current directors of the third Division Salvadoran professional football season 2015/2016

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Management

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The President of the bronze league Salvadoran soccer season 2015/2016

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Past champions in Tercera Division de Fútbol Salvadoreño Trophy

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2024-25 teams

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Changes from the previous season

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Teams promoted to Segunda División de Fútbol Salvadoreño

Teams relegated from Segunda División de Fútbol Salvadoreño - Apertura 2024

Teams relegated to ADFA- Apertura 2024


Teams promoted from ADFA - Apertura 2024

  • Brasil F.C. (San Miguel)
  • Puerte El Triunfo
  • Santo Tomas
  • Atlas FC
  • Buenos Aires
  • UD Santos
  • AD SESSA
  • CD El Roble (Reserves)

New Teams or teams that purchased a spot in the Tercera Division

Teams that failed to register for the Apertura 2024

Zona Centro Occidente

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Group A

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Team name Founded Hometown Coaches
Aruba 19   Talnique, La Libertad Department   Alexis Urbina (*)
Academia BP* 19   TBD, TBD   Pablo Leguizamo (*)
A.D. Izalco 19   TBD, TBD   Jose Alfredo Portillo (*)
Juventud Candelareno * 19   Candelareno, Santa Ana   TBD
Juventud Independiente 2021   San Juan Opico   Juan Ramón Sánchez (*)
Malacoff 19   Coatepeque , El Salvador   Salvatore Leon (*)
Buenos Aires F.C. 19   Metallo, Acajutla, Sonsonate Department   William Mendoza (*)
UD Santos 19   Ciudad Arce, La Libertad Department   Ricardo Mancia
Santiagueno F.C. 2022   Santa Ana , El Salvador   TBD

Group B

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Team name Founded Hometown Coaches
Talleres Jr 19   El Coylito, Tejutla, Chalatenango   Efrain Burgos
C.F. Santo Tomas 19   TBD,TBD   Alfredo Portillo
Vendaval 19   Apopa,TBD   Bairon Acevedo Amayes
CF Marte Soyapango 1976   Soyapango, San Salvador   TBD
C.D. San Rafael Cedros 19   TBD   Samuel Arias
El Roble-FORFUT 19   Ilobasco, Cabañas  
Sensunte Cabañas F.C. 19   TBD   Omar Sevilla
AD SESSA 19   TBD, TBD   TBD
Tenancingo 19   Santa Cruz Michapa, Cuscatlán   Willie Rene Miranda

Zona Centro Oriente

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Group A

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Team name Founded Hometown Coaches
C.D. Audaz 1948   TBD, TBD   Guillermo Rodriguez (*)
Atletico Verapaz 19   Verapaz, San Vicente   Carlos Sanchez (*)
A.D. San Rafael Obrajuelo 19   San Rafael Obrajuelo, La Paz   Ever Aguirre
C.D. Neo Pipil 1930   San Juan Nonualco   Manuel Lopez (*)
C.D. San Marcos de Jiquilisco 19   TBD   TBD
A.D. Santa Clara 19   TBD   Miguel Soriano (*)
Independiente 19   TBD   Adonai Martínez (*)
Puerte El Triunfo 19   TBD   TBD
Atlas 19   TBD   TBD

Group B

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Team name Founded Hometown Coaches
Atletico San Simon 1989   San Simon, Morazan   TBD
Escuela de Futbol de Pasaquina 19   TBD   TBD
C.D. Atlas La Union * 1937   San Alejo, La Unión Department   Carlos Romero (*)
Sal Y Mar C.D. 19   La Unión, La Unión Department   Francisco Roble (*)
El Vencedor 1921   Santa Elena, Usulután   Porfrio Aquiles
Pipil 1970   TBD   Ciro Romero
C.D. Brasil 1936   Quelepa, San Miguel   TBD
C.D. Estrellas del Sur 1954   Chirilagua, San Miguel.   TBD
C.D. Buenos Aires Morazon 1970   Osicala, Morazan   Victor Coreas
Vista Hermosa 2013   TBD, Morazan   Oscar Amaya

Clubs who have competed in the Tecera Division, but not currently

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As of July 2023

Club Town or city Current status
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SID Municipal
Titan Segunda division 2
Academia de Fútbol Hernán López
C.D. El Cerron
Turin FESA
Huracán
AD Paraiso
San Jerónimo Nejapa ADFAS San Salvador 4
Fuerte San Isidro (Lempa)
Sensunte Cabanas
A.D. Dulce Nombre de Maria
C.D. California
Cacahuatique Segunda division 2
CD Espana
ADI F.C.
Jalacatal F.C.
Cojutepeque F.C.
Gerado Barrios Segunda Division 2
Quequeisque
C.D. Maracana
AFI Cabanas
Mar y Plata
Masahuat
Juved Cara Sucia
Real Pajonal
Quezaltepeque
UES
A.D. Municipal
Real San Esteban
San Cayelzno
Nuevo San Sebastián
Brasilia ADFAS Cuscatlan 4
Brujos Mario Calvo lzaco
Juventud 72 Cara Sucia
Leones de Occidente Disbanded () N/A
Los Toros Usulutan Disbanded () N/A
C.D. UDET ADFAS San Miguel 4
San Jorge
Anamoros
ADO
Atletico Balboa Segunda division 2
Espartano San Julian
La Asunción
ADET
AD Isidro Metapan C Disbanded () N/A
Dragon Primera Division 1
Platense Primera Division 1
Fuerte San Francisco Segunda division 2
Rácing Jr Segunda division 2
Inter San Salvador Segunda division 2
Corinto FC Segunda division 2
Club Deportivo Pipil Segunda division 2
AD Masahuat Segunda division 2
Santa Rosa Guachipilín
Chaguite
Liberal
Jocoro Primera Division 1
CD Ilopaneco
Atlético Morazán
Tehuacan ADFAS San Vicente 4
Topiltzín Segunda division 2
C.D. TACA ADFAS Cuscatlan 4
Arcense
Atletico Juvenli
C.D. Liberal Ismael Rodriguez
Aguila San Isidro
CD Halcones Municipal
AD Apopa
Municipal Santa Maria
Atlético Comalapa ADFAS Chalatenango 4
Municipal Ilopaneco
El Roble
Chalatenango Primera Division 1
Club Deportivo La Palma ADFAS Chalatenango 4
CD Vencedor Junior
CSD Vendaval (Apopa) Segunda division 2
CS Atlético San Nicolás (Tonacatepeque)
CD Vista Hermosa
CD Villalta (La Union)
CD Magdalena (Chilanga)
CD Leones Fronterizos (Pasaquina)
Berlin FC
Agave FC (Moncagua)
Salvadoreño Armenia, Sonsonate ADFAS Sonsonate 4
CD San Pablo (San Pablo Tacachico) Segunda division 2
CD Juventud Olimpica Metallo (Acajutla)
CD Hacienda Nueva (Lourdes)
CD Congoles (El Congo)
CD Cali Municipal (Caluxo)
España Adese
ADI F.C.
Independiente
El Tercio
Chinameca
Cabañas F.C .
A.D. Real Zaragoza
Armenia F.C.
Atletico Chaparrastique
Juventud Independiente ADFA San Salvador 4
El Paraiso
Once Lopez
ADET
ADO Municipal
Cd Barcelona (El Tamarindo)
C.D. Villa San Carlos
Santa Rosa F.C.
Leones de Occidente
Colo Coca F.C.
Telecom F.C.
San Luis

References

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  1. ^ "La liga de bronce inició con irregularidades". El Gráfico.
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