2020 Liga Dominicana de Fútbol

The 2020 Liga Dominicana de Fútbol was the sixth season of the LDF. This most important soccer tournament in the country, organized by the Dominican Soccer Federation Dominican Football Federation, would begin in the second week of March, but was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[1] 10 teams participated in the competition. The game mode was in three phases (Regular Phase – Liguilla Phase – Play-off Phase).[2]

Liga Dominicana de Fútbol
Season2020
ChampionsO&M
Matches played32
Goals scored85 (2.66 per match)
Top goalscorerHaiti Daniel Jamesley (7 goals)
2019
2021

On September 24, the change of format to the group stage was announced, which began on October 9. It was scheduled to end on December 13.

The Liga Dominicana de Futbol tournament is made up of two parts:[3]

  • 'Group stage:' A group stage system will be played divided into 2 circuits: 'North Circuit' and 'South Circuit' . Each team will play a total of 6 matches in their respective circuit in their own field and in the opposite field. The first place of each circuit will qualify directly to the semifinals, while the second and third place of each circuit will qualify for the playoffs.

Competition system

The order of classification of the teams will be determined in a general calculation table, as follows:

  1. Higher number of points;
  2. Greater goal difference in favor; in case of equality;
  3. Higher number of goals scored; in case of equality;
  4. Highest number of away goals scored; in case of equality;
  5. Less amount of red cards received; in case of equality;
  6. Less quantity of yellow cards received; in case of equality;
  7. Draw.
  • 'Final phase:' An elimination system will be played, in which the teams classified to the repechage will play a single match, the winners will play against those directly classified to the semifinals in two games, and the winners of this will play the Grand Final 'two-legged.

Classification for international competitions

The champion and runner-up of the 'Grand Final' will have a place in the CFU Club Championship

Participating Teams

A total of 8 teams will compete in the 2020 Tournament.

Teams by Province

Province N.º Teams
Distrito Nacional 2Club Atlético Pantoja y O&M FC
La Vega 2Atlético Vega Real y Jarabacoa FC
La Romana 1Delfines del Este FC
Puerto Plata 1Atlántico FC
San Cristóbal 1Atlético San Cristóbal
Santiago Province 1Cibao FC

Team Information

Team Manager City Stadium Capacity Establish Sponsors Uniforms
Atlántico FC Miguel Ángel Acosta Puerto Plata Estadio Leonel Plácido 2,000 2014 Ocean World
Farmacia Popular
Batu Wear
Atlético Pantoja Alejandro Trionfini Santo Domingo Félix Sánchez Olympic Stadium 27,000 1999 Banco BHD León
Laboratorios Rowe
Walon Sport
Atlético San Cristóbal Johannes Hernández San Cristóbal Estadio Panamericano 2,800 2014 Loncin Holdings Batú Wear
Atlético Vega Real Nahuel Bernabei La Vega Estadio Olímpico 7,000 2014 Angloamericana de Seguros
Alaver
LAF Sport
Cibao FC Jorge Alfonso Santiago de los Caballeros Estadio Cibao FC 10,000 2014 Banreservas
Delfines del Este FC Edward Acevedo La Romana Estadio Municipal La Romana 1,200 2014 Bee Sport
Jarabacoa FC Pedro Estévez Jarabacoa Estadio Olímpico 7,000 1986 Banreservas
QA Company SRL
Batú Wear
O&M FC Ronald Batista Santo Domingo Félix Sánchez Olympic Stadium 27,000 1974 Universidad Dominicana O&M HEB

North Circuit

Team / Match 01 02 03 04 05 06
Cibao FC 212111
Atlántico FC 331232
Atlético Vega Real 123323
Jarabacoa FC 444444

South Circuit

Team / Match 01 02 03 04 05 06
O&M FC 111111
Delfines del Este FC 343222
Atlético San Cristóbal 424433
Atlético Pantoja 232344

Play-offs

Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
             
1.A Cibao FC 1 0 1
2.B Delfines del Este 2 1 3
2.B Delfines del Este 2
3.A Atlético Vega Real 1
2.B Delfines del Este 0 1 1
1.B O&M FC 2 2 4
1.B O&M FC 3 2 5
3.B Atlético San Cristóbal 0 1 1
2.A Atlántico 1
3.B Atlético San Cristóbal 3

References

  1. "Futbol iniciara su fase i la proxima week" [Football will start its Phase I next week]. El Caribe (in Spanish). July 3, 2020.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  2. "New LDF advances assembly of the 2020 tournament". El Nuevo Diario. November 13, 2019. Archived from the original on August 6, 2020. Retrieved May 22, 2021.
  3. TWELVE The Podcast (December 22, 2019). "What the LDF Must Improve by 2020". Archived from the original on May 22, 2021 via anchor.fm.
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