Primera D Metropolitana

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Primera D Metropolitana is one of the two leagues comprising the regionalised 5th tier of football in Argentina, the counter part being Torneo Argentino C.

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Primera D is made up of 18 teams from Buenos Aires. The winners of Primera D gain automatic promotion to Primera C Metropolitana, the 5 highest finishers behind the champions go into a playoff series, the winner of which will face the 2nd worst team from Primera C in a promotion/relegation playoff.

The team that finishes bottom of Primera D faces relegation, because Primera D is the lowest league in the Argentine football system relegation means that the relegated team won't participate in the AFA league system for a season.

Primera D was created in 1974 when the Argentine Football Association reorganized the defunct Aficionados league which was held between 1962 and 1973. Prior to Aficionados, the category was called Tercera de Ascenso between 1950 and 1961.

  • 1974: Barracas Central
  • 1975: Tristán Suarez
  • 1976: Defensores de Cambaceres
  • 1977: General Lamadrid
  • 1978: Piraña (defunct)
  • 1979: San Miguel
  • 1980: Brown de Adrogué
  • 1981: Barracas Central
  • 1982: Defensa y Justicia
  • 1983: San Martin de Burzaco
  • 1984: Sportivo Dock Sud
  • 1985: Argentino de Merlo

  • 1986/87: Muñiz
  • 1987/88: Atlético Lugano
  • 1988/89: Ferrocarril Midland
  • 1989/90: Liniers
  • 1990/91: Victoriano Arenas
  • 1991/92: Deportivo Paraguayo
  • 1992/93: San Carlos

  • Ap. 93: Puerto Nuevo
  • Cl. 94: Cañuelas
  • Ap. 94: J.J. Urquiza
  • Cl. 95: Victorianos Arenas
  • Ap. 95: Central Ballester
  • Cl. 96: San Martin de Burzaco
  • Ap. 96: Comunicaciones
  • Cl. 97: Claypole
  • Ap. 97: Juventud Unida
  • Cl. 98: Juventud Unida
  • Ap. 98: Argentino de Merlo
  • Cl. 99: Argentino de Merlo
  • Ap. 99: Sacachispas
  • Cl. 00: Fénix
  • Ap. 00: San Carlos
  • Cl. 01: Acassuso
  • Ap. 01: San Carlos
  • Cl. 02: Sacachispas

  • 2002/03: Sacachispas
  • 2003/04: Barracas Bolivar
  • 2004/05: Fénix


  • Ap. 05: Ituzingo
  • Cl. 06: Liniers
  • Ap: 06: Berazategui


Primera D Metropolitana (2006/07)
Argentino de Quilmes | Atlas | Berazategui | Central Ballester | Centro Español | Claypole | Defensores Unidos | Deportivo Paraguayo | Riestra | Ferrocarril Midland | Ferrocarril Urquiza | Juventud Unida | Leandro N. Alem | Liniers | Lugano | Puerto Nuevo | Victoriano Arenas | Club Social y Deportivo Yupanqui
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