1927 Argentine Primera División

Primera División
Season	1927
Champions	San Lorenzo
Relegated	(none)
1927 Copa Aldao	San Lorenzo
Top goalscorer	Domingo Tarasconi (Boca Juniors) (32 goals)
← 1926 1928 →

The 1927 Argentine Primera División was the 36th season of top-flight football in Argentina. Thirty-four teams were elegible to play the tournament (8 from official AFA and 26 from dissident AAm). It was also established that the 14 founder members of AAm would not be relegated in case of finishing in the last position. Therefore, the last four teams at the end of the season (Tigre, San Isidro, Estudiantes (BA) and Porteño) remained in Primera.^[1]

The season began on March 19, 1927, and ended on April 8, 1928.^[2]

San Lorenzo de Almagro won its third league title.

Final table

Pos	Team	Pts	G	W	D	L	Gf	Ga	Dif
1	San Lorenzo	57	33	26	5	2	86	26	+60
2	Boca Juniors	56	33	25	6	2	79	22	+57
3	Lanús	50	33	22	6	5	52	25	+27
4	Ferro Carril Oeste	47	33	19	9	5	58	36	+22
5	Huracán	44	33	18	8	7	58	28	+30
6	Independiente	44	33	20	4	9	65	39	+26
7	Racing Club	41	33	18	5	10	66	42	+22
8	Sportivo Palermo	41	33	17	7	9	50	34	+16
9	Sportivo Barracas	41	33	17	7	9	56	39	+17
10	River Plate	40	33	17	6	10	53	35	+18
11	Estudiantes (LP)	40	33	15	10	8	69	46	+23
12	Quilmes	39	33	16	7	10	62	48	+24
13	Argentino de Quilmes	36	33	14	8	11	55	45	+10
14	Platense	36	33	14	8	11	40	46	-6
15	Chacarita Juniors	35	33	11	13	9	57	48	+9
16	San Fernando	35	33	12	11	10	55	48	+7
17	Banfield	32	33	13	6	14	45	47	-2
18	Argentinos Juniors	32	33	11	10	12	38	40	-2
19	Barracas Central	31	33	11	9	13	54	56	-2
20	Sportivo Buenos Aires	31	33	13	5	15	46	50	-4
21	Almagro	30	33	11	8	14	38	34	-4
22	Liberal Argentino	27	33	9	9	15	40	47	-7
23	Talleres (RE)	27	33	10	9	14	30	38	-8
24	Vélez Sarsfield	27	33	11	5	17	42	62	-20
25	Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)	25	33	8	9	16	40	57	-17
26	Argentino del Sud	24	33	9	6	18	42	67	-25
27	Estudiantil Porteño	23	33	9	5	19	43	62	-19
28	Excursionistas	22	33	8	6	19	40	69	-29
29	Atlanta	22	33	8	6	19	28	50	-22
30	Defensores de Belgrano ^[3]	21	33	8	5	20	30	51	-21
31	Tigre ^[3]	21	33	9	3	21	35	76	-41
32	San Isidro ^[3]	20	33	6	8	19	39	80	-41
33	Estudiantes (BA) ^[3]	19	33	5	9	19	22	51	-29
34	Porteño ^[3]	4	33	1	2	30	24	93	-69

References

↑ Argentina: 1ra. División Asociación Amateurs Argentina 1927 by José Carluccio on Historia y Fútbol
↑ Argentina 1927 by Osvaldo Gorgazzi at RSSSF.com
1 2 3 4 5 There were no relegations in 1927 because the rules stated that the 14 founding members of Asociación Amateurs were exempt to be relegated in case of finishing last during their first season in the reunified league. That applied to Defensores de Belgrano, Tigre, San Isidro, Estudiantes (BA) and Porteño. Source: Primera División 1927 at Historia y Futbol

Primera División

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