1936 Argentine Primera División

Primera División
Season	1936
Champions	San Lorenzo (Copa de Honor) River Plate (Copa Campeonato & Copa de Oro)^[1]
1936 Copa Aldao	River Plate
← 1935 1937 →

The 1936 Argentine Primera División was the 45° season of top-flight football in Argentina. Two regular championships were disputed that year, "Copa de Honor" (won by San Lorenzo de Almagro) and "Copa Campeonato" (won by River Plate).^[2]

At the end of the season, both champions, River and San Lorenzo, played a single match for the "Copa de Oro" trophy. River Plate won the match, that would be recognised as an additional league title.^[3]

Final tables

Copa de Honor

Copa de Honor
Season	1936
Champions	San Lorenzo (5° title)
Top goalscorer	Alberto Zozaya (Estudiantes LP) (16 goals)
Biggest home win	Estudiantes LP 7–1 Tigre
Biggest away win	Ferro 2–6 Independiente Chacarita 2–6 S. Lorenzo
← 1935 1937 →


Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	San Lorenzo	17	12	4	1	45	21	+24	28
2	Huracán	17	11	3	3	30	20	+10	25
3	Boca Juniors	17	10	4	3	36	17	+19	24
4	Vélez Sarsfield	17	10	2	5	40	25	+15	22
5	Independiente	17	9	4	4	35	35	0	22
6	River Plate	17	9	3	5	35	35	0	21
7	Atlanta	17	8	3	6	34	38	−4	19
8	Racing	17	8	2	7	34	38	−4	18
9	Quilmes	17	7	4	6	27	26	+1	18
10	Chacarita Juniors	17	7	4	6	31	31	0	18
11	Estudiantes (LP)	17	8	1	8	40	34	+6	17
12	Platense	17	6	4	7	23	26	−3	16
13	Ferro Carril Oeste	17	5	4	8	46	44	+2	14
14	Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)	17	4	5	8	33	45	−12	13
15	Talleres (BA)	17	6	0	11	27	30	−3	12
16	Lanús	17	3	3	11	29	43	−14	9
17	Tigre	17	2	3	12	17	42	−25	7
18	Argentinos Juniors	17	1	1	15	15	54	−39	3

Copa Campeonato

Copa Campeonato
Season	1936
Champions	River Plate (3° title)
Top goalscorer	Evaristo Barrera (Racing) (19 goals)
Biggest home win	V. Sarsfield 8–1 Tigre
Biggest away win	Chacarita 3–7 Independiente
← 1935 1937 →


Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	River Plate	17	13	2	2	49	19	+30	28
2	San Lorenzo	17	11	2	4	41	24	+17	24
3	Racing	17	10	3	4	43	27	+16	23
4	Independiente	17	10	1	6	32	29	+3	21
5	Boca Juniors	17	9	2	6	39	19	+20	20
6	Atlanta	17	8	3	6	39	30	+9	19
7	Platense	17	6	7	4	26	29	−3	19
8	Huracán	17	7	4	6	32	22	+10	18
9	Argentinos Juniors	17	7	4	6	26	32	−6	18
10	Ferro Carril Oeste	17	7	3	7	30	36	−6	17
11	Estudiantes (LP)	17	6	4	7	32	32	0	16
12	Chacarita Juniors	17	6	4	7	36	42	−6	16
13	Vélez Sarsfield	17	7	1	9	45	35	+10	15
14	Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)	17	6	2	9	31	48	−17	14
15	Lanús	17	5	2	10	27	43	−16	12
16	Quilmes	17	4	3	10	24	39	−15	11
17	Tigre	17	2	4	11	21	43	−22	8
18	Talleres (RE)	17	1	5	11	19	43	−24	7

Copa de Oro

1936 Copa de Oro

River Plate	San Lorenzo
Copa Campeonato	Copa de Honor
4	2

Date

December 20, 1936

Venue

Independiente

Trophy disputed by both champions of the year, San Lorenzo and River Plate. In June 2013 (77 years after the match was played) the AFA recognized it as a new championship for River Plate, adding it to club's Primera División honours. The association also recognized the "Copa de Honor" as a championship for San Lorenzo, adding it to clubs' Primera División titles.^[1]^[4]^[3]

Both teams had been previously recognized as champions (two titles for River and one for San Lorenzo) on 1936 AFA's Annual Report and Balance,^[5] but the association officialized their honors long after.

Details

River Plate v San Lorenzo

20 December 1936

River Plate	4-2	San Lorenzo
Cesarini 39' Chividini ?' (o.g.) Pedernera 76' Ferreyra 86'	Report	Pantó 55' Canteli ?'

Independiente, Avellaneda
Referee: ?

River Plate

San Lorenzo


GK	Sirni
DF	Vassini
DF	Cuello
MF	Malazzo
MF	José M. Minella
MF	Wergifker
FW	Carlos Peucelle
FW	Renato Cesarini
FW	Bernabé Ferreyra
FW	José Manuel Moreno
FW	Adolfo Pedernera
Manager:
Emérico Hirschl


GK	Gualco
DF	Tarrío
DF	Gilli
MF	Arrese
MF	Schavone
MF	Chividini
FW	Cavadini
FW	Alarcón
FW	Canteli
FW	García
FW	Pantó
Manager:
José Fossa

Copa de Oro 1936 Winner
River Plate 4° title

References

1 2 "Campeones - Primera División on AFA website (retrieved 31 Jul 2016)
↑ Argentina 1936 by Osvaldo Gorgazzi on RSSSF.com
1 2 "La AFA le dio un campeonato a River y a San Lorenzo y se desató la polémica" on CanchaLlena.com, 5 July 2013
↑ "¿River y San Lorenzo campeones... de 1936?" on Goal.com, 5 Jul 2013
↑ Memoria y Balance General 1936, p. 24 - Argentine Football Association Library

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