Primera División

Primera División 2025: standings, schedule and stats

Uruguay
Season 2025
Season 2026Season 2025
Form table
Data current as of September 06, 2026

About the league: Primera División

This page covers the Primera División season in Uruguay. The 2025 field includes 16 teams. Teams combine for 2.33 goals per game on average, while BTTS occurs in 49% of games. The schedule runs from January 31, 2025 through November 30, 2025.

Primera División 2025: season in numbers

Season overview

300 games have been completed in the 2025 Primera División season.

Scoring trends

Games average 2.33 goals. Both teams score in 49% of games. 43% finish with at least three goals. At least one team keeps a clean sheet in 51% of games.

Home, draw and away results

Home teams win 41% of games. 28% end in a draw. Road teams win 31% of games.

Team leaders

4359 has the league's highest scoring average at 1.98 goals per game. Both teams scored in 59% of 4379's games.

Standings

#TeamMWDL+/-Pts
1Peñarol7511+1016
2Defensor Sporting7421+214
3Wanderers7331+112
4Plaza Colonia7151-18
5Cerro7223-28
6Liverpool FC Montevideo7223-28
7River Plate7124-45
8Cerro Largo7034-43
Final Tournament

League statistics

The 2025 season stats cover 300 completed games.

2.33Average goals / match
49%Both teams scoredBTTS - percentage of matches where both teams scored.
43%Over 2.5 goalsOver 2.5 - at least three goals in the match.
51%Match with a clean sheetClean sheet - a match with no goal conceded.
67%Over 1.5 goalsOver 1.5 - at least two goals in the match.
21%Over 3.5 goalsOver 3.5 - at least four goals in the match.
1.02First-half goals / match
1.31Second-half goals / match
41%Home wins
28%Draws
31%Away wins
61%Goal before half-time
9.1Corners / match
5.8Cards / match

Goal-count distribution

Line 0.5 (at least 1 goal)Over 0.5 - at least one goal in the match.
Over 89%Under 11%
Line 1.5 (at least 2 goals)Over 1.5 - at least two goals in the match.
Over 67%Under 33%
Line 2.5 (at least 3 goals)Over 2.5 - at least three goals in the match.
Over 43%Under 57%
Line 3.5 (at least 4 goals)Over 3.5 - at least four goals in the match.
Over 21%Under 79%
Line 4.5 (at least 5 goals)Over 4.5 - at least five goals in the match.
Over 10%Under 90%

Team rankings

Compare teams by goals per game, BTTS, Over 2.5, clean sheets and corners across completed league games.

Best attack

Goals scored per match

  1. 143591.98
  2. 243581.71
  3. 343791.46
  4. 443571.37
  5. 543631.35

Best defense

Goals allowed per game (lower is better)

  1. 143590.88
  2. 243580.93
  3. 343571.03
  4. 443611.03
  5. 543541.03

Most BTTS

% of matches where both teams scored

  1. 1437959%
  2. 2435758%
  3. 3437857%
  4. 4435957%
  5. 5435651%

Most Over 2.5

% of matches with at least 3 goals

  1. 1435963%
  2. 2437951%
  3. 3437849%
  4. 4435849%
  5. 5435747%

Most clean sheets

Games without allowing a goal

  1. 1435815
  2. 2435915
  3. 3436315
  4. 4436014
  5. 5435414

Most corners

Corners per game

  1. 143585.8
  2. 243595.6
  3. 343795.1
  4. 443565.0
  5. 543784.9

League style

See whether this league tends to produce fast, open or physical matches and how much home advantage matters.

PaceClose to average
Chance qualityAbove average
Home advantageClose to average
IntensityAbove average
OpennessBelow average
Competitive balanceAbove average

Compared with other leagues, Primera División rates close to average for game pace, above average for chance quality and below average for openness. Home advantage is close to average, game intensity is above average, and competitive balance is above average.

Player leaders

Season leaders based on recorded player data.

Top scorers

  1. 1Abel Mathías Hernández Platero25
  2. 2Nicolás Federico López Alonso21
  3. 3Germán Agustín Rodríguez Rosano18
  4. 4José Pablo Neris Figueredo16
  5. 5Maximiliano Joaquín Silvera Cabo12
  6. 6Maximiliano Gómez González12
  7. 7Leonardo Cecilio Fernández López11
  8. 8Sebastián Bruno Fernández Miglierina9

Top assists

  1. 1Leonardo Cecilio Fernández López12
  2. 2Jonathan Matías Urretaviscaya da Luz12
  3. 3Javier Nicolás Vallejo10
  4. 4Maximiliano Gómez González8
  5. 5Lucas Sanseviero8
  6. 6Luciano Boggio Albín7
  7. 7Osinachi Christian Ebere6
  8. 8Nicolás Federico López Alonso5

Highest ratings

  1. 1Miguel Nicolás Bertochi7.29
  2. 2Alberto Sebastián Assis Silva6.98
  3. 3Marcelo Javier Cabrera Rivero6.86
  4. 4Alan Leonel Di Pippa6.82
  5. 5José Pablo Neris Figueredo6.71
  6. 6Carlos Alberto Ordóñez Esterilla6.67
  7. 7Gonzalo Petit Abad6.65
  8. 8Maximiliano Gómez González6.64

Most minutes

  1. 1Julián Camilo Millán Díaz3,504
  2. 2Lautaro Amade3,330
  3. 3Mauro Daniel Goicoechea Furia3,330
  4. 4Kevin Emiliano Dawson Blanco3,330
  5. 5Gino Santilli3,240
  6. 6Yvo Nahuel Calleros Rébori3,231
  7. 7Luciano Boggio Albín3,211
  8. 8Leonardo Cecilio Fernández López3,176

xG table and expected points

Compare team results with the quality of chances they create and allow.

#TeamMxGxG - expected goals, the quality of scoring chances.xGAxGA - expected goals allowed to opponents.xPtsxPts - expected points calculated from xG.PtsDelta
14358391.851.177077+7
24359401.801.296887+19
34354361.641.255953-6
44379361.611.405446-8
54357361.571.515165+14
64356361.391.405043-7
74371371.371.425049-1
84350371.381.445031-19
94361371.371.464961+12
104378361.481.564836-12
114351371.371.504835-13
124365371.371.594661+15
134364361.401.604529-16
144372371.311.564529-16
154363371.201.574355+12
164360361.061.553844+6

xGxG (expected goals) — how many goals a team should score from the quality of its chances. = xG means expected goals. xPts are calculated from each match xG with a Poisson distribution. The delta column: positive (yellow) means more points than performance suggests; negative (green) means the team plays better than the table shows.

Games and schedule

Results and upcoming games - switch rounds with the arrows or the list.

League schedule

Championship - Finals

2 matches11/23 - 11/30Complete
Peñarol
2 : 2
Nacional
Nacional
1 : 0
Peñarol

Referees in this competition

Compare how often each referee has officiated and the available averages for cards, goals and penalties.

Esteban Ostojich28 matches6.43cards / match2.68goals / match0penalties / matchAndrés Matonte27 matches4.63cards / match2.37goals / match0penalties / matchHernán Heras24 matches6.75cards / match2.33goals / match0penalties / matchGustavo Tejera23 matches5.39cards / match2.26goals / match0penalties / matchAlberto Javier Feres21 matches6.62cards / match2.52goals / match0penalties / matchJosé Burgos21 matches5.67cards / match2.57goals / match0penalties / matchLeodán González20 matches4.8cards / match2.35goals / match0penalties / matchMathías De Armas18 matches5.67cards / match2.61goals / match0penalties / matchLeandro Lasso10 matches5.6cards / match2.3goals / match0penalties / matchSantiago Motta10 matches5.5cards / match1.4goals / match0penalties / matchBruno Sacarelo8 matches4.75cards / match0.88goals / match0penalties / matchEsteban Guerra7 matches6.14cards / match2goals / match0penalties / matchDaniel Rodríguez5 matches6.4cards / match2.8goals / match0penalties / matchKevin Fontes5 matches5.6cards / match2.2goals / match0penalties / match

FAQ

How many teams play in Primera División?

Primera División has 16 teams in the 2025 season.

When does the 2025 Primera División season start and end?

The 2025 Primera División schedule runs from January 31, 2025 through November 30, 2025.

How many rounds are in the Primera División season?

The 2025 Primera División schedule covers 15 rounds.

Which team scores the most goals in Primera División?

4359 has the league's highest scoring average at 1.98 goals per game.

Which team has the best defense in Primera División?

4359 allows the fewest goals in Primera División, at 0.88 per game.

How many goals are scored per game in Primera División?

Primera División games average 2.33 goals.

How often do Primera División games finish Over 2.5 goals?

43% of Primera División games finish with at least three goals.

How often do both teams score in Primera División?

Both teams score in 49% of Primera División games.

How often do home teams win in Primera División?

Home teams win 41% of Primera División games.

What does xG show in Primera División stats?

Expected goals (xG) estimates the quality of scoring chances. The Primera División xG table compares each team's xG, expected goals against (xGA) and expected points (xPts) from completed games in the selected season.

Who is the top scorer in Primera División?

Abel Mathías Hernández Platero leads the recorded scoring table in Primera División for 2025 with 25 goals.