1932 Argentine Primera División

Primera División
Season	1932
Champions	Sportivo Barracas (AFA) River Plate (LAF)
← 1931 1933 →

The 1932 Primera División was the 41° season of top-flight football in Argentina. It continued with both associations organising tournaments: the official AFA season, contested between March 13 and November 13, used the same format as the previous season: a double round-robin format with no relegation at the end of the tournament. The dissident Liga Argentina de Football (LAF, the professional one) started on March 20, with two relegations programmed although a change of rules determined that only Sportivo Palermo was relegated to the second division.

Sportivo Barracas won the amateur Asociación Argentina de Football (AFA) title^[1] while River Plate won its second Primera División title after a decisive playoff against Independiente. Víctor Caamaño was the coach of the champion. The topscorer of the LAF was Bernabé Ferreyra of River Plate, who scored 43 goals.^[2]

Final tables

Asociación Argentina de Football (AFA)

Primera División (AFA)
Season	1932
Champions	Sportivo Barracas (1° title)
Relegated	Sportivo Palermo
Top goalscorer	Juan Carlos Irurieta (All Boys) (23 goals)
← 1931 1933 →


Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Sp. Barracas	32	21	5	6	74	35	+39	47
2	Barracas Central	32	18	6	8	46	33	+13	42
3	Colegiales	32	17	8	7	55	43	+12	42
4	Defensores de Belgrano	32	16	6	10	56	46	+10	38
5	All Boys	32	16	5	11	70	55	+15	37
6	Almagro	32	14	7	11	48	50	−2	35
7	El Porvenir	32	13	6	13	54	45	+9	32
8	Estudiantes (BA)	32	9	12	11	53	54	−1	30
9	Banfield	32	12	6	14	44	49	−5	30
10	Excursionistas	32	11	8	13	54	66	−12	30
11	Liberal Argentino	32	10	8	14	34	41	−7	28
12	Estudiantil Porteño	32	10	7	15	45	71	−26	27
13	Argentino de Quilmes	32	11	4	17	51	57	−6	26
14	Argentino de Temperley	32	9	8	15	35	57	−22	26
15	Nueva Chicago ^[3]	32	10	5	17	50	62	−12	25
16	Sp. Buenos Aires ^[3]	32	8	9	15	45	63	−18	25
17	Sp. Palermo	32	10	4	18	39	36	+3	24

Liga Argentina de Football

Primera División (LAF)
Season	1932
Champions	River Plate (2° title)
Relegated	(none)
Matches played	306
Goals scored	1075 (3.51 per match)
Top goalscorer	Bernabé Ferreyra (43 goals)
← 1931 1933 →


Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	River Plate ^[4]	34	22	6	6	81	43	+38	50
2	Independiente ^[4]	34	22	6	6	70	40	+30	50
3	Racing	34	20	9	5	59	26	+33	49
4	Boca Juniors	34	20	6	8	82	45	+37	46
5	San Lorenzo	34	17	11	6	83	44	+39	45
6	Estudiantes (LP)	34	16	8	10	80	62	+18	40
7	Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)	34	15	7	12	78	61	+17	37
8	Vélez Sarsfield	34	15	7	12	48	52	−4	37
9	Huracán	34	14	7	13	58	62	−4	35
10	Platense	34	13	9	12	57	63	−6	35
11	Ferro Carril Oeste	34	13	7	14	64	59	+5	33
12	Quilmes	34	13	6	15	50	67	−17	32
13	Chacarita Juniors	34	12	7	15	74	73	+1	31
14	Argentinos Juniors	34	6	11	17	40	65	−25	23
15	Lanús	34	6	6	22	37	74	−37	18
16	Talleres (RE)	34	5	7	22	44	74	−30	17
17	Tigre	34	5	7	22	49	94	−45	17
18	Atlanta	34	6	5	23	32	82	−50	17

Championship playoff

River Plate v Independiente

November 20, 1932

River Plate	3–0	Independiente
Ferreyra 11' Peucelle 22' Zatelli 38'	Report

Estadio Gasómetro, Buenos Aires
Referee: Eduardo Forte

River Plate

Independiente


GK		Sebastián Sirni
DF		Roberto Basílico
DF		Alberto Cuello
MF		Carlos Santamaría
MF		Manuel Dañil
MF		Esteban Malazzo
FW		Ricardo Zatelli
FW		Pedro Lago
FW		Bernabé Ferreyra
FW		Carlos Peucelle
FW		Nazareno Luna
Manager:
Víctor Caamaño


GK		Atilio Maccarone
DF		Luis María Fazio
DF		Fermín Lecea
MF		Juan Ferrou
MF		Juan C. Corazzo
MF		Emilio Almiñana
FW		Roberto Porta
FW		Antonio Sastre
FW		Manuel Seoane
FW		Manuel Ramos
FW		Juan Betinotti
Manager:
Zoilo Canavery

References

↑ Argentina 1932 (amateur) on RSSSF.com
↑ Argentina 1932 on RSSSF.com
1 2 Relegation playoff. After three matches drew, the fourth game was never played and both teams remained in Primera.
1 2 Played a championship playoff after both teams finished first with 50 points each.

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