Liga Española de Fútbol Amateur A.C.

The Spanish Amateur Football League is an amateur football legue from Mexico, the league was founded in 1954 following the departure of professional Spanish teams Asturias F.C. and Real Club España from the Liga MX .

Liga Española de Fútbol Amateur A.C.
Founded1954[1]
CountryMexico México
Number of clubs20
Level on pyramid3
Domestic cup(s)Poli San Francisco (9)
Current championsPoli San Francisco
(2024-25)
Most championshipsPoli San Francisco (19)
Website[1]

History

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The Spanish Amateur Football League was founded in 1954 following the departure of professional Spanish teams Asturias F.C. and Real Club España from the Liga MX. These 2 clubs left the league around the time the Mexican first division started going professional, as they considered themselves amateur non-profit clubs. Another reason why they left the league was the xenophobia these 2 clubs were receiving due to the fact that they were of Spanish origin.

founding clubs

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The original founding members in 1954 were Atletico Bembibre, Centro Vasco, Depoertivo Llanes, Deportivo Iberio Juventud Asturina

Champions 1954-2000[2]

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Year Champion Runner up Third Plc
1954 A Real Club España Centro Vasco Juventud Austuriana
1954 Real Club España Centro Vasco
1955 Real Club España Centro Vasco Deportivo Leon
1956 Centro Vasco Real Club España Real Santander
1957 Real Club España Centro Vasco Catalonia
1958 Real Club España Deportivo Covadonga Catalonia
1959 Real Club España Bilbao Catalonia
1960 Real Club España Catalonia Bilbao
1961 Valencia Club Celta FC Real Club España
1962 Celta FC Galicia FC Real Club España
1963 Deportivo LLanes Valencia Club Real Club España
1964 San Sebastian Real Club España Deportivo LLanes
1965 San Sebastian Real Club España Deportivo Austuriano
1966 Deportivo Austuriano Galicia FC Real Club España
1967 Valencia Club Deportivo LLanes Deportivo Austuriano
1968 Celta FC Deportivo Austuriano Galicia FC
1969 Galicia FC Real Club España San Sebastian
1970 Galicia FC Deportivo Austuriano Deportivo Santiago
1971 Deportivo Santiago Galicia FC Celta FC
1972 Valencia Club Deportivo Santiago Galicia FC
1973 Deportivo Austuriano Galicia FC Deportivo Gallego
1974 Deportivo Espanol Galicia FC Deportivo Austuriano
1975 Galicia FC Club Cataluya CD Israelita
1976 Galicia FC Deportivo Espanol] Deportivo Austuriano
1976-77 Galicia FC Deportivo Santiago A.Bilbao
1977-78 Galicia FC Deportivo Santiago A.Bilbao
1978-79 Galicia FC A.Bilbao Deportivo Santiago
1979-80 Rayo Vallecano Deportivo LLanes Galicia FC
1980-81 Galicia FC Rayo Vallecano Barcelona
1981-82 Galicia FC Real Gijon Rayo Vallecano
1982-83 Galicia FC Deportivo Austuriano A.Bilbao
1983-84 Galicia FC A.Bilbao Deportivo Santiago
1984-85 Deportivo Santiago Real Gijon Galicia FC
1985-86 Real Gijon A.Bilbao Exercito Mexicano
1986-87 Exercito Mexicano Galicia FC Exercito Mexicano
1987-88 San Martin Iberoamericana Real Gijon
1988-89 Guadalajara Iberoamericana Cantabria
1989-90 Deportivo LLanes Cantabria Sevilla FC
1990-91 Cantabria A.Bilbao Sevilla FC
1991-92 Cantabria Real Gijon CD Oro Sitges
1992-93 Cantabria Guadalajara Abelenda
1993-94 Cantabria Deportivo Mallorca A.Bilbao
1994-95 A.Bilbao CD Israelita Valladolid FC
1995-96 Cantabria CD Oro Sitges Guadalajara
1996-97 A.Bilbao Guadalajara CD Oro Sitges
1997-98 A.Bilbao Galicia FC San Sebastian
1998-99 A.Bilbao U. Morelia Xalostoc CD Israelita
1999 not held

Champions 1954-2000[3]

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Club Championships Runner up Third Plc
Galicia FC 11 7 4
Real Club España 7 4 4
Cantabria 5 1 1
Athletic de Bilbao 4 4 4
Valencia FC 4 1 0
San Sebastián 2 0 2
Deportivo Llanes 2 2 1
Deportivo Austuriano 2 3 5
Celta FC 2 2 1
Guadalajara 2 2 0
Deportivo Santiago 1 3 3
Centro Vasco 1 4 0
Real Gijón 1 3 0
Rayo Vallecano 1 1 1
Ejército Mexicano 1 0 2
Deportivo Español 1 1 0
San Martín 1 0 0
Catalonia 0 2 3

Champions 2000- preset [4]

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From the year 2000 the league split into to tournaments just like the Liga MX, staring with the Apertura and the clausura .

Year Apertura Clausura
2000 [5] San Francisco Athletic de Bilbao
2001 Athletic de Bilbao Celta FC
2002 Athletic de Bilbao Poli San Francisco
2003 ODB ODB
2004 ODB ODB
2005 ODB Leones Banamex
2006 CD Israelita Leones Banamex
2007 Leones Banamex Leones Banamex
2008 CD Israelita Estrellas Atempa
2009 Poli San Francisco Leones Banamex
2010 Investigadores PF Poli San Francisco
2011 Poli San Francisco Investigadores PF
2012 Investigadores PF Toros 35
2013 Poli San Francisco Poli San Francisco
2014 Poli San Francisco Poli San Francisco
2015 Poli San Francisco Poli San Francisco
2016 Fuerza Aérea Poli San Francisco
2017 Uxmal Ejército "A"
2018 Poli San Francisco Poli San Francisco
2019 Poli San Francisco Castores Gobrantacto
2020 Not held Poli San Francisco
2021 Poli San Francisco Galaxy FC
2022 Poli San Francisco Uxmal
2023 Atlético Diamantes Poli San Francisco
2024 Poli San Francisco

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Liga Espana Mexico statistics".
  2. ^ "Liga Espana Mexico champions Table".
  3. ^ "Liga Espana Mexico champions Table".
  4. ^ "Liga Espana Mexico champions Table".
  5. ^ "2000 season".