1982 Argentine Primera División

Primera División
Season	1982
Champions	Estudiantes LP (Metropolitano) Ferro Carril Oeste (Nacional)
← 1981 1983 →

The 1982 Argentine Primera División comprised the Campeonato Nacional and Metropolitano tournaments. The Nacional was played from February to June and was won by Ferro Carril Oeste. The Metropolitano began in July and ended in February 1983.^[1]

Nacional Championship

Nacional
Season	1982
Champions	Ferro Carril Oeste (1° title)
Promoted	Nueva Chicago Quilmes Racing (C)
1983 Copa Libertadores	Ferro Carril Oeste
Top goalscorer	Miguel A. Juárez (22 goals)
← 1981 1983 →

Group A

Pos	Club	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts
1	Quilmes	16	8	4	4	32	27	20
1	Independiente Rivadavia	16	8	4	4	28	30	20
3	Newell's Old Boys	16	5	8	3	29	17	18
3	Instituto (C)	16	7	4	5	28	22	18
5	Sarmiento (J)	16	4	7	5	27	27	15
6	River Plate	16	4	6	6	20	27	14
7	Gimnasia y Esgrima (J)	16	3	6	7	22	26	12
8	Nueva Chicago	16	2	7	7	18	28	11

Group B

Pos	Club	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts
1	Ferro Carril Oeste	16	13	3	0	39	9	29
2	Unión (SF)	16	8	7	1	29	9	23
2	Independiente	16	9	5	2	27	19	23
4	Argentinos Juniors	16	5	7	4	20	22	17
5	Atlético Uruguay	16	4	3	9	19	26	11
6	San Lorenzo	16	3	4	9	24	33	10
7	Unión (SV)	16	1	7	8	19	32	9
8	Estudiantes (SdE)	16	1	2	13	13	41	4

Group C

Pos	Club	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts
1	Estudiantes (LP)	16	8	7	1	22	10	23
2	Talleres (C)	16	8	6	2	36	22	22
3	Rosario Central	16	8	3	5	35	16	19
3	Boca Juniors	16	6	7	3	26	18	19
5	Gimnasia y Esgrima (M)	16	7	4	5	25	20	18
6	Central Norte	16	5	3	8	17	27	13
7	Huracán	16	3	6	7	16	22	12
8	Mariano Moreno (Junín)	16	0	2	14	11	53	2

Group D

Pos	Club	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts
1	Racing (C)	16	8	5	3	30	20	21
2	San Martín (T)	16	8	4	4	18	11	20
3	Vélez Sársfield	16	7	4	5	25	17	18
4	Renato Cesarini (Rosario)	16	5	7	4	22	22	17
5	Platense	16	5	6	5	18	16	16
6	Dep. Roca	16	5	4	7	18	27	14
7	Guaraní A. Franco	16	4	4	8	17	25	12
7	Racing Club	16	2	8	6	16	25	12

Quarterfinals

Club	-	Club	1st leg	2nd leg
Unión (SF)	-	Quilmes	1-1	1-1 (PK 3-4)
Estudiantes LP	-	San Martín (T)	3-1	2-2
Talleres (C)	-	Racing (C)	1-1	3-1
Independiente Rivadavia	-	Ferro Carril Oeste	0-1	0-0

Semifinals

Club	-	Club	1st leg	2nd leg
Ferro Carril Oeste	-	Talleres (C)	4-0	4-4
Quilmes	-	Estudiantes (LP)	2-0	1-0

Final

Club	-	Club	1st leg	2nd leg
Quilmes	-	Ferro Carril Oeste	0-0	0-2

Metropolitano Championship

Primera División
Season	1982
Champions	Estudiantes LP (3° title)
1983 Copa Libertadores	Estudiantes LP
Top goalscorer	Carlos Morete (20 goals)
← 1981 1983 →

Pos	Club	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts
1	Estudiantes LP	36	21	12	3	50	18	54
2	Independiente	36	19	14	3	64	30	52
3	Boca Juniors	36	17	14	5	60	36	48
4	Newell's Old Boys	36	15	14	7	60	34	44
5	Vélez Sársfield	36	16	10	10	45	37	42
6	Huracán	36	15	11	10	44	37	41
7	Racing (C)	36	13	13	10	62	47	39
8	Rosario Central	36	13	11	12	55	49	37
8	Ferro Carril Oeste	36	11	15	10	36	39	37
10	River Plate	36	12	10	14	43	46	34
11	Talleres (C)	36	12	9	15	55	59	33
11	Instituto (C)	36	11	11	14	39	56	33
13	Argentinos Juniors	36	7	14	15	49	58	28
13	Platense	36	9	10	17	41	55	28
13	Nueva Chicago	36	8	12	16	33	50	28
13	Racing Club	36	10	8	18	36	58	28
17	Unión (SF)	36	7	13	16	36	57	27
17	Quilmes	36	9	9	18	30	53	27
19	Sarmiento (J)	36	5	14	17	32	51	24

References

↑ Pablo Ciullini (15 October 2005). "Argentina 1982". RSSSF.

Primera División

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