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2021 Bolivian Primera División

The 2021 Bolivian Primera División season, known as the 2021 Copa Tigo season for sponsorship reasons, was the 44th season of the División Profesional del Fútbol Boliviano, Bolivia's top-flight football league and the fourth season under División de Fútbol Profesional management. The season began on 9 March and ended on 12 December 2021.[1]

División Profesional
Season2021
Dates9 March – 12 December 2021
ChampionsIndependiente Petrolero (1st title)
RelegatedReal Potosí
San José
Copa LibertadoresIndependiente Petrolero
Always Ready
The Strongest
Bolívar
Copa SudamericanaRoyal Pari
Oriente Petrolero
Jorge Wilstermann
Guabirá
Matches played239
Goals scored734 (3.07 per match)
Top goalscorerMartín Prost (18 goals)
Biggest home winThe Strongest 7–0 Nacional Potosí
(18 August)
Biggest away winAurora 0–8 Royal Pari
(11 March)
Highest scoringIndep. Petrolero 5–4 Wilstermann
(25 April)
← 2020
2022 →

Independiente Petrolero won their first title in the tournament following a 3–2 win over Guabirá and a 1–0 loss for The Strongest against Real Santa Cruz on the last day of the season.[2] Always Ready were the defending champions, having won the 2020 Apertura tournament.

Format

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The format for the 2021 season was approved by the 16 División Profesional clubs on 17 February 2021.[1] Given the need to allow clubs qualified for the Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana as well as the national team to fulfill their international commitments, and concerns by the development of the COVID-19 pandemic, it was decided to play a single tournament in the year instead of the usual Apertura and Clausura system. The 16 teams played each other twice in a double round-robin tournament for a total of 30 rounds. The Bolivian Football Federation originally proposed 13 March 2021 as the date to start the competition, but per request from the four clubs that took part in the Copa Sudamericana the date was moved forward to 10 March 2021. The top four clubs at the end of the season qualified for the 2022 Copa Libertadores, with the champions and runners-up entering the group stage, while the next four best-placed teams qualified for the 2022 Copa Sudamericana.[3]

Teams

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16 teams competed in the league for the 2021 season, increasing from 14 since no clubs were relegated at the end of the previous season.[4] Real Tomayapo and Independiente Petrolero, the 2020 Copa Simón Bolívar champions and runners-up, were both promoted for this season. The former competed for the first time in the top tier, while the latter returned after a 17-year absence.[5][6]

Stadia and locations

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Locations of the 2021 División Profesional teams.
TeamManagerCityStadiumCapacity
Always Ready Pablo GodoyEl AltoMunicipal de Villa Ingenio25,000
Atlético Palmaflor Humberto VivianiQuillacolloMunicipal de Quillacollo6,000
Aurora Sergio Zeballos (caretaker)CochabambaFélix Capriles32,000
Blooming Rodrigo VenegasSanta CruzRamón Tahuichi Aguilera38,000
Bolívar Antônio Carlos ZagoLa PazHernando Siles42,000
Guabirá Víctor Hugo AnteloMonteroGilberto Parada13,000
Independiente Petrolero Marcelo RobledoSucreOlímpico Patria30,700
Jorge Wilstermann Sergio MigliaccioCochabambaFélix Capriles32,000
Nacional Potosí Roberto Mancilla (caretaker)PotosíVíctor Agustín Ugarte32,105
Oriente Petrolero Erwin SánchezSanta CruzRamón Tahuichi Aguilera38,000
Real Potosí Sebastián NúñezPotosíVíctor Agustín Ugarte32,105
Real Santa Cruz David PerdigueroSanta CruzReal Santa Cruz14,000
Real Tomayapo Álvaro PeñaTarijaIV Centenario15,000
Royal Pari Miguel Ángel PortugalSanta CruzRamón Tahuichi Aguilera38,000
San José Luis Choque (caretaker)OruroJesús Bermúdez33,795
The Strongest Christian DíazLa PazHernando Siles42,000

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
Always Ready Omar AsadNo contract signed31 December 2020[7]Pre-season Sebastián Núñez18 January 2021[8]
Atlético Palmaflor Xabier AzkargortaEnd of contract31 December 2020 Julio César Baldivieso7 January 2021[9]
Real Potosí Cristian Aldirico31 December 2020 Alex Pallarés5 January 2021[10]
Real Santa Cruz José Peña31 December 2020 Néstor Clausen6 January 2021[11]
Aurora Sergio ZeballosEnd of caretaker spell31 December 2020 Humberto Viviani1 January 2021[12]
Royal Pari Miguel Ángel Abrigo31 December 2020 Christian Díaz10 January 2021[13]
San José Arnaldo MancillaReplaced31 December 2020 Domingo Sánchez18 January 2021[14]
Jorge Wilstermann Christian DíazSacked1 January 2021[15] Mauricio Soria4 January 2021[16]
Blooming Gabriel Schürrer4 January 2021[17] Eduardo Villegas5 January 2021[18]
Nacional Potosí Sebastián NúñezSigned by Always Ready8 January 2021[19] Álvaro Peña11 January 2021[20]
Real Potosí Alex PallarésHealth issues8 February 2021[21] Carlos Fonseca9 February 2021[22]
San José Domingo SánchezSacked1 March 2021[23] Thiago Leitão2 March 2021[24]
Thiago LeitãoResigned29 March 2021[25]16th Manuel Luizaga (caretaker)30 March 2021
Atlético Palmaflor Julio César BaldiviesoSacked29 March 2021[26]4th Thiago Leitão30 March 2021[27]
San José Manuel LuizagaEnd of caretaker spell6 April 202116th Marcos Ferrufino6 April 2021[28]
Nacional Potosí Álvaro PeñaSacked8 April 2021[29]6th Flavio Robatto13 April 2021[30]
Always Ready Sebastián Núñez10 April 2021[31]3rd Omar Asad13 April 2021[32]
The Strongest Alberto Illanes22 April 2021[33]2nd Luis Orozco (caretaker)22 April 2021[33]
Jorge Wilstermann Mauricio SoriaResigned25 April 2021[34]14th Marco Sandy (caretaker)26 April 2021[35]
The Strongest Luis OrozcoEnd of caretaker spell26 April 20211st Gustavo Florentín26 April 2021[36]
Jorge Wilstermann Marco Sandy29 April 2021[37]14th Diego Cagna28 April 2021[37]
Real Potosí Carlos FonsecaSacked12 May 2021[38]15th Armando Ibáñez13 May 2021[38]
San José Marcos Ferrufino16 May 2021[39]16th Domingo Sánchez17 May 2021[40]
Bolívar Natxo González23 May 2021[41]2nd Vladimir Soria (caretaker)23 May 2021[41]
Vladimir SoriaEnd of caretaker spell14 July 20212nd Antônio Carlos Zago14 July 2021[42]
Real Santa Cruz Néstor ClausenResigned21 July 2021[43]14th David Perdiguero22 July 2021[44]
Always Ready Omar AsadSacked27 July 2021[45]8th Pablo Godoy29 July 2021[46]
Royal Pari Christian Díaz27 July 2021[47]5th Luis Marín Camacho (caretaker)28 July 2021[48]
Real Potosí Armando Ibáñez30 July 2021[49]15th Marco Sandy2 August 2021[50]
Royal Pari Luis Marín CamachoEnd of caretaker spell3 August 20215th Miguel Ángel Portugal3 August 2021[51]
Nacional Potosí Flavio RobattoSacked4 August 2021[52]6th Alberto Illanes6 August 2021[53]
Real Tomayapo Horacio PachecoResigned8 August 2021[54]12th Álvaro Peña10 August 2021[55]
The Strongest Gustavo Florentín15 August 2021[56]1st Pablo Cabanillas (caretaker)15 August 2021[56]
Blooming Eduardo VillegasMutual consent19 August 2021[57]14th Hernán Meske[i]19 August 2021[57]
San José Domingo SánchezResigned21 August 2021[59]16th Óscar Daza26 August 2021[60]
The Strongest Pablo CabanillasEnd of caretaker spell21 August 2021[61]1st Christian Díaz19 August 2021[61]
Guabirá Víctor Hugo AndradaSacked23 August 2021[62]10th Víctor Hugo Antelo25 August 2021[63]
San José Óscar Daza14 September 2021[64]16th Luis Choque (caretaker)16 September 2021[65]
Atlético Palmaflor Thiago Leitão15 September 2021[66]7th Víctor Hugo Andrada15 September 2021[67]
Real Potosí Marco Sandy18 September 2021[68]15th Ronald Villafuerte (caretaker)18 September 2021[69]
Jorge Wilstermann Diego CagnaResigned23 September 2021[70]9th Sergio Migliaccio[ii]24 September 2021[72]
Real Potosí Ronald VillafuerteEnd of caretaker spell29 September 202115th Sebastián Núñez29 September 2021[73]
Aurora Humberto VivianiResigned17 October 2021[74]12th Sergio Zeballos[iii]18 October 2021[75]
Atlético Palmaflor Víctor Hugo Andrada1 November 2021[76]9th Humberto Viviani3 November 2021[77]
Nacional Potosí Alberto Illanes23 November 2021[78]11th Roberto Mancilla[iii]23 November 2021[78]
Blooming Hernán Meske27 November 2021[79]15th Rodrigo Venegas28 November 2021[80]
Notes
  1. ^ Originally as caretaker manager, appointed as manager until the end of the tournament on 7 September 2021.[58]
  2. ^ Originally as caretaker manager, appointed as manager on a permanent basis on 29 September 2021.[71]
  3. ^ a b Caretaker manager until the end of the tournament.

Standings

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Independiente Petrolero (C)3020555933+2665Qualification for Copa Libertadores group stage
2Always Ready3019746631+3564
3The Strongest3019655724+3363Qualification for Copa Libertadores second stage
4Bolívar3016866329+3456Qualification for Copa Libertadores first stage
5Royal Pari30163116645+2151Qualification for Copa Sudamericana first stage
6Oriente Petrolero3015694629+1751
7Jorge Wilstermann30154116448+1649
8Guabirá30135124747044
9Atlético Palmaflor30117124245−340
10Nacional Potosí30109114546−139
11Real Santa Cruz30115143947−838
12Aurora3096154051−1133
13Real Tomayapo3095162845−1732
14Blooming3075183456−2226
15Real Potosí (R)3074193063−3325Qualification for Relegation play-off
16San José[a] (R)300129996−87−11Administrative relegation to Bolivian Football Regional Leagues[b]
Source: FBF, Soccerway
Rules for classification: 1) Points, 2) Playoff game (only if needed to decide championship between two teams), 3) Goal difference, 4) Goals for, 5) Away goals for, 6) Drawing of lots.
(C) Champions; (R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^ San José were deducted twelve points as punishment for failing to pay outstanding debts with former players and managers.[81][82][83]
  2. ^ San José were administratively relegated on 8 December 2021 per ruling by the Bolivian Football Federation's Superior Court of Appeals due to their failure to pay outstanding debts.[84]

Results

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Home \ AwayCARAPFAURBLOBOLGUAIPEWILNACOPERPORSCRTORPASJOSTR
Always Ready—3–22–05–11–16–12–20–01–12–02–14–03–12–15–02–1
Atlético Palmaflor0–1—3–23–02–22–10–03–10–02–10–11–02–02–01–00–0
Aurora3–42–1—2–01–12–13–01–10–01–25–04–11–20–83–00–1
Blooming1–21–11–0—2–20–12–22–22–11–11–03–10–10–14–02–0
Bolívar0–23–15–12–0—6–01–04–04–21–11–01–12–02–04–10–1
Guabirá0–02–04–04–23–1—2–33–23–21–13–01–00–23–24–00–0
Independiente Petrolero1–22–03–03–02–12–1—5–42–01–02–12–11–01–04–02–2
Jorge Wilstermann5–25–02–12–11–02–12–3—1–20–13–15–13–04–14–00–3
Nacional Potosí0–23–20–04–01–12–11–20–1—1–04–22–20–02–17–13–4
Oriente Petrolero0–03–01–03–01–32–01–24–20–0—2–02–03–12–44–02–0
Real Potosí3–21–51–13–10–21–30–52–21–22–1—3–01–01–33–01–3
Real Santa Cruz2–31–01–11–00–33–02–00–21–10–04–1—2–02–15–01–0
Real Tomayapo1–03–31–22–11–31–10–21–23–00–10–02–1—1–41–00–0
Royal Pari2–12–21–04–31–11–13–13–22–00–35–03–24–2—6–10–1
San José0–41–31–41–20–50–11–30–3[a]0–40–20–01–21–20–3—0–1
The Strongest1–14–13–02–13–12–11–13–17–05–21–01–22–03–0[b]2–0—
Source: FBF, Soccerway
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
  1. ^ Match cancelled and awarded 3–0 to Jorge Wilstermann due to San José's administrative relegation.[85]
  2. ^ Match ended after 9 minutes of play due to the withdrawal of Royal Pari player Kevin Rosas by injury, leaving the team below the minimum number of players required per tournament regulations (seven). The score at the time of suspension was 3–0.[86]

Top scorers

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RankNameClubGoals
1 Martín ProstIndependiente Petrolero18
2 Carmelo AlgarañazAlways Ready17
3 Kevin MinaGuabirá16
4 Leonardo RamosBolívar15
Jefferson TavaresRoyal Pari
6 Edarlyn ReyesReal Santa Cruz14
7 Jair ReinosoThe Strongest13
8 Juan GodoyIndependiente Petrolero12
Sebastián GularteNacional Potosí
WillieThe Strongest

Source: Soccerway

Relegation/promotion play-off

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The relegation play-off was played by:

The winners played in the top flight for the 2022 season.

Real Potosí1–2Universitario de Sucre
  • Lovera 75' (pen.)
Report
Referee: Jordy Alemán
Universitario de Sucre2–0Real Potosí
Report
Referee: Ivo Méndez

Universitario de Sucre won 6–0 on points and were promoted to Primera División.

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