Primera División

*Champion: Nacional (42nd title) *Top scorer: Joaquín Boghossian (16 goals) *International qualifiers: **Copa Libertadores: ***Group Stage: Nacional and Cerro ***Preliminary Round:

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**Copa Sudamericana: ***First Stage: River Plate and

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*Widest winning margin:

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0-5 Cerro (February 28, 2009) *Highest scoring: Bella Vista 5−2 Cerro Largo (November 9, 2008) *Most wins:

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and Nacional (21) *Fewest wins: Rampla Juniors and

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(3) *Most draws:

and

(12) *Fewest draws:

(3) *Most losses: Juventud (21) *Fewest losses:

(6) *Most goals scored: Nacional (68) *Fewest goals scored:

(11) *Most goals conceded: Rampla Juniors and Juventud (60) *Fewest goals conceded:

(26) *Best goal difference: Cerro (+31) *Worst goal difference: Juventud (-36) *Relegated:

, Bella Vista, Juventud

International tournaments

Second Division

Teams

These are the teams that currently participate in Uruguayan Second Division: * Atenas * Basañez (withdraw) *

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* Cerrito *

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* Fénix *

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(withdraw) *

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* Progreso * Rentistas *

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* IASA

Final positions

Teams promoted to 2009/2010 First Division

* Fénix (Apertura champion) * Cerrito (Clausura champion) * Atenas (won promotion playoff against

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Uruguay national teams

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Uruguay

Friendly matches

2010 World Cup qualifiers

Uruguay U-20

World Cup qualifiers

The Uruguay under-20 squad is in Group B of the qualification process for the Final Group of 2009 South American Youth Championship.

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Uruguay U-17

World Cup qualifiers

The Uruguay under-17 squad is in Group B of the qualification process for the Final Group of

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References

External links

AUF

Diario El Pais

Tenfiel Digital.com

Uruguayan Players in the World
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