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Argentine Primera División seasons1973 in South American football leagues1973 in Argentine football


football in ArgentinaHuracánRosario Central









Primera División
Season1973
Champions
Huracán (Metropolitano)
Rosario Central (Nacional)

← 1972


1974 →

The 1973 Primera División season was the 82nd season of top-flight football in Argentina. Huracán won the Metropolitano (5th title) while Rosario Central won the Nacional (2nd title).


There were no relegations.[1]




Contents





  • 1 Metropolitano Championship


  • 2 Nacional Championship

    • 2.1 Group A


    • 2.2 Group B


    • 2.3 Final Tournament



  • 3 References




Metropolitano Championship















Metropolitano
Season1973
Champions
Huracán (5th title)
PromotedAll Boys
Relegated(none)
1974 Copa LibertadoresHuracán
Top goalscorer
Argentina Hugo Curioni
Argentina Oscar Más
Argentina Ignacio Pena
(17 goals each)

← 1972


1974 →






















































































































































































Pos
Team

Pld

W

D

L

GF

GA

GD

Pts
1

Huracán
32
19
8
5
62
30
+32
46
2

Boca Juniors
32
18
6
8
69
37
+32
42
3

San Lorenzo
32
15
10
7
52
37
+15
40
4

Independiente
32
15
8
9
44
32
+12
38
5

River Plate
32
15
7
10
59
56
+3
37
6

Vélez Sársfield
32
13
8
11
49
46
+3
34
7

Estudiantes (LP)
32
12
9
11
51
47
+4
33
8

Rosario Central
32
12
9
11
44
46
−2
33
9

Atlanta
32
12
8
12
33
39
−6
32
10

Argentinos Juniors
32
12
7
13
41
50
−9
31
11

Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)
32
9
12
11
54
55
−1
30
12

Racing Club
32
8
14
10
44
47
−3
30
13

Chacarita Juniors
32
8
11
13
34
46
−12
27
14

Newell's Old Boys
32
10
6
16
45
54
−9
26
15

Colón
32
5
14
13
32
45
−13
24
16

All Boys
32
8
5
19
34
60
−26
21
17

Ferro Carril Oeste
32
7
6
19
36
56
−20
20
Source:[citation needed]


Nacional Championship











Nacional
Season1973
Champions
Rosario Central (2nd title)
1974 Copa LibertadoresRosario Central
Top goalscorer
Argentina Juan Gómez Voglino (18 goals)

← 1972


1974 →


Group A



































































































































































Pos
Team

Pld

W

D

L

GF

GA

GD

Pts
1

San Lorenzo
15
8
6
1
31
16
+15
22
2

River Plate
15
10
2
3
29
17
+12
22
3

Vélez Sarsfield
15
8
6
1
24
13
+11
22
4

Estudiantes (LP)
15
7
3
5
27
15
+12
17
5

Newell's Old Boys
15
7
3
5
28
23
+5
17
6
San Lorenzo (MdP)
15
6
4
5
20
20
0
16
7

Chacarita Juniors
15
5
5
5
25
25
0
15
8

Instituto
15
6
2
7
23
20
+3
14
9

Racing Club
15
5
3
7
27
30
−3
13
10

Colón
15
6
1
8
22
25
−3
13
11

San Martín (M)
15
5
3
7
19
28
−9
13
12

Cipolletti
15
3
5
7
22
29
−7
11
13

San Martín (T)
15
4
2
9
19
29
−10
10
14

All Boys
15
3
3
9
19
32
−13
9
15

Juventud Antoniana
15
2
3
10
13
35
−22
7
Source:[citation needed]


Group B



































































































































































Pos
Team

Pld

W

D

L

GF

GA

GD

Pts
1

Atlanta
15
10
2
3
35
19
+16
22
2

Rosario Central
15
9
4
2
25
11
+14
22
3

Huracán
15
8
5
2
29
15
+14
21
4

Belgrano
15
8
4
3
25
18
+7
20
5

Boca Juniors
15
9
0
6
30
19
+11
18
6

Argentinos Juniors
15
8
2
5
28
17
+11
18
7

Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)
15
7
2
6
32
27
+5
16
8

Independiente
15
6
4
5
23
21
+2
16
9

Atlético Tucumán
15
5
6
4
25
24
+1
16
10

Independiente Rivadavia
15
5
3
7
21
27
−6
13
11

Desamparados
15
3
6
6
19
22
−3
12
12

Chaco For Ever
15
4
3
8
19
25
−6
11
13

Ferro Carril Oeste
15
3
3
9
10
24
−14
9
14

Gimnasia y Esgrima (J)
15
3
3
9
18
37
−19
9
15

Kimberley
15
1
4
10
14
36
−22
6
Source:[citation needed]


Final Tournament





















































Pos
Team

Pld

W

D

L

GF

GA

GD

Pts
1

Rosario Central
3
2
1
0
6
3
+3
5
2

River Plate
3
1
1
1
6
7
−1
3
3

Atlanta
3
0
2
1
3
4
−1
2
4

San Lorenzo
3
0
2
1
3
4
−1
2
Source:[citation needed]


References




  1. ^ Argentina 1973 on RSSSF.com










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