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The Asociación Nacional de Fútbol Amateur (''National Association of Amateur Football''), locally known by its abbreviation ANFA, is the governing body of
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on amateur level, and along with
Asociación Nacional de Fútbol Profesional The Asociación Nacional de Fútbol Profesional (ANFP) monitors all the conforming clubs and acts as the organizational body for professional competitions, governing the Primera División de Chile and Primera B (Chile), Primera B with 32 associa ...
(ANFP), who is responsible for the professional counterpart, they made the
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. Its functions are to organize and promote the amateur football in Chile. It is responsible for organizing the
Chilean Tercera División A Tercera División de Chile (Third Division of Chile), is the fourth tier of Chilean football (soccer). It is organized by the Federación de Fútbol de Chile and the Asociación Nacional de Fútbol Amateur de Chile. It is both the fourth level of t ...
, the fourth level competition in Chilean football, and the Chilean Tercera División B, the fifth level competition, as well as the 345 Local Associations, located in 15 different Regional Associations. They also organize the ''Campeonato Nacional Amateur de Clubes Campeones'', and the ''Campeonato Nacional Amateur de Asociaciones'' (at Adult and Youth levels).


Campeonato Nacional Amateur de Clubes Campeones ANFA


Winners

*1988 - Arturo Prat (Hualañé, Maule) *1989 - Unión Bellavista (Antofagasta, Antofagasta) *1990 - Independiente (Cauquenes, Maule) *1991 - C.C.U. (Antofagasta, Antofagasta) *1992 - Lintz (Puerto Montt, Los Lagos) *1993 - Coloso (Arica, Tarapacá) *1994 - Unión Pacífico (Constitución, Maule) *1995 - Santos (Temuco, Araucanía) *1996 - Julio Juárez (El Pinar, Santiago) *1997 - Estrella del Sur (Castro, Los Lagos) *1998 - Cardenal Caro (Pichilemu, O'Higgins) *1999 - Unión Católica (Nogales, Valparaíso) *2000 - Arauco (Osorno, Los Lagos) *2001 - Cardenal Caro (Pichilemu, O'Higgins) *2002 - Población Balmaceda (José María Caro, Santiago) *2003 - Huracán (Concepción, Biobío) *2004 - Unión Compañía (Unión Esperanza, O'Higgins) *2005 - Unión Wanderers (General Lagos, Los Ríos) *2006 - IRFE (Santa Cruz, O'Higgins) *2007 - Estrella (Graneros, O'Higgins) *2008 - Lord Cochrane (Concepción, Biobío) *2009 - Estrella (Graneros, O'Higgins) *2010 - Paniahue (Santa Cruz, O'Higgins) *2011 - Paniahue (Santa Cruz, O'Higgins) *2012 - Juventud Varsovia (Cardenal Caro, Santiago) *2013 - Deportivo Escondida (Antofagasta, Antofagasta) *2014 - Atlético Balmaceda (San Antonio, Valparaíso) *2015 - Paniahue (Santa Cruz, O'Higgins) *2016 - Juventud Unida (Dalcahue, Los Lagos) *2017 - Unión Bellavista (Coquimbo, Coquimbo) *2018 - Población Los Nogales (Estación Central, Santiago) *2019 - Unión Bellavista (Coquimbo, Coquimbo) *2020 - Cóndor (Pichidegua, O'Higgins) *2023 - La Higuera (La Ligua, Valparaíso) *2024 - Marcos Trincado (Rengo, O'Higgins)


Campeonato Nacional Amateur de Asociaciones ANFA


Winners

*1912 - Antofagasta *1913 - Antofagasta / Santiagoshared *1914 - Santiago *1915 - Talcahuano / Santiagoshared *1916 - Talcahuano / Valparaísoshared *1917 - Zona Sur / Zona Centralshared *1920 - Zona Sur *1924 - Zona Sur / Zona Centralshared *1926 - Zona Norte *1927 - IV Zona (Aconcagua Valparaíso) *1928 - VI Zona (Colchagua Maule) *1930 - Iquique / Concepciónshared *1931 - Santiago *1934 - Lota *1935 - San Enrique (Iquique) *1937 - Iquique *1938 - Valparaíso *1939 - Pedro de Valdivia *1941 - Pedro de Valdivia *1943 - Iquique *1945 - Concepción *1947 - Iquique *1949 - La Serena *1951 - La Serena *1953 - La Serena *1955 - Iquique *1957 - Peñaflor *1959 - Calama *1961 - Chuquicamata *1963 - Peñaflor *1966 - Alejo Barrios (Valparaíso) *1968 - Valparaíso *1970 - Antofagasta *1972 - Antofagasta *1974 - Castro *1976 - Peñaflor *1978 - Iquique *1980 - Punta Arenas *1982 - Puerto Montt *1984 - Pichilemu *1989 - Rengo *1993 - Quilpué *1996 - Rengo *2000 - Illapel *2003 - Castro *2005 - Santa Cruz *2008 - Punta Arenas *2011 - Cardenal Caro (Santiago) *2014 - Villa San Agustín (Talca) *2017 - Castro *2020 - Tocopilla *2024 - Peumo List of Amateur Champions (Associations)
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References


External links


Official website

Organization Commission of Tercera División
{{DEFAULTSORT:Asociacion Nacional de Futbol Amateur Association football governing bodies in Chile Sports organizations established in 1985 1985 establishments in Chile