Campeões da Liga AUF Uruguaya (1900 - 2025) | Campeonato Uruguaio 🇺🇾

#Uruguay #SouthAmerica The Primera División Uruguaya (Uruguayan First Division), officially called Liga AUF Uruguaya, is the top division of the Uruguayan football league system and is organized by the Uruguayan Football Association (Asociación Uruguaya de Fútbol - AUF). It began in 1900 and has had 122 editions. It is one of the oldest football leagues in the world. It is considered the 23rd best league in the world in the 21st century, according to the official ranking of the International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS). A total of eleven clubs have been crowned champions, and most seasons have been dominated by the two giants of Uruguayan football: Peñarol, which has won 52 titles (or 47 titles, depending on whether the CURCC/Peñarol continuity is accepted or not) and Nacional, which has won 50 titles. CHAMPIONS: Penarol: 52 National: 50 Danube: 4 Sporting defender: 4 River Plate FC: 4 Montevideo Wanderers: 3 Bella Vista: 1 Central Español: 1 Liverpool: 1 Progress: 1 Rampla Juniors: 1 VICES: National: 46 Penarol: 43 Sporting defender: 8 Montevideo Wanderers: 8 Rampla Juniors: 5 Danube: 3 Albion: 1 Bella Vista: 1 Hill: 1 Liverpool: 1 Rent holders: 1 River Plate: 1 Rock: 1 Universal: 1