2000–01 Argentine Primera División

Clausura
Season	2001
Dates	9 February – 11 June
Champions	San Lorenzo (13th. title)
Relegated	Los Andes ; Almagro
Top goalscorer	Bernardo Romeo (15)
Biggest home win	Lanús 6–0 Los Andes (10 Sep)
Biggest away win	Los Andes 0–4 River Plate (17 Sep)
Highest scoring	Almagro 4–5 River Plate (3 Dec)
	← 1999–2000 2001–02 →

Apertura
Season	2000
Dates	28 July – 18 December
Champions	Boca Juniors (25th. title)
Promoted	Huracán ; Los Andes ; Almagro
Top goalscorer	Juan Pablo Angel (13)
Biggest home win	River Plate 5–1 Almagro (27 May)
Biggest away win	Estudiantes LP 0–5 S. Lorenzo (13 May)
Highest scoring	Lanús 4–5 San Lorenzo (16 Mar)
	← 1999–2000 2001–02 →

Primera División
Season	2000–01
Dates	July 28, 2000 – July 11, 2001
Champions	Apertura: Boca Juniors (25th title) ; Clausura: San Lorenzo (13th title)
2002 Copa Libertadores	Boca Juniors ; River Plate ; San Lorenzo ; Talleres (C) ; Vélez Sársfield
2001 Copa Mercosur	Boca Juniors ; River Plate ; Independiente ; San Lorenzo ; Talleres (C) ; Vélez Sársfield
Matches played	380
	← 1999–2000 2001–02 →

The 2000–01 Argentine Primera División was the 110th season of top-flight football in Argentina. The season ran from July 28, 2000 to July 11, 2001.^[1]

Boca Juniors won the Apertura (its 25th league title) and San Lorenzo the Clausura (13th title) championships, while Los Andes and Almagro were relegated after spending only one season in the highest division.

Torneo Apertura

League standings

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Boca Juniors	19	12	5	2	35	19	+16	41
2	River Plate	19	10	7	2	41	24	+17	37
3	Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)	19	11	4	4	36	29	+7	37
4	Talleres (C)	19	11	3	5	31	21	+10	36
5	San Lorenzo	19	10	4	5	33	18	+15	34
6	Vélez Sársfield	19	7	8	4	26	20	+6	29
7	Estudiantes (LP)	19	7	8	4	22	17	+5	29
8	Huracán	19	6	9	4	26	21	+5	27
9	Chacarita Juniors	19	8	3	8	19	24	−5	27
10	Colón	19	7	5	7	29	23	+6	26
11	Unión	19	6	8	5	23	21	+2	26
12	Rosario Central	19	6	6	7	28	31	−3	24
13	Newell's Old Boys	19	5	9	5	18	23	−5	24
14	Independiente	19	6	5	8	24	23	+1	23
15	Lanús	19	5	6	8	24	26	−2	21
16	Belgrano	19	3	8	8	22	31	−9	17
17	Argentinos Juniors	19	2	8	9	18	28	−10	14
18	Almagro	19	2	7	10	18	31	−13	13
19	Los Andes	19	3	3	13	21	46	−25	12
20	Racing	19	1	8	10	12	30	−18	11

Source: ^{[citation needed]}

Top scorers

Rank.	Player	Team	Goals
1	Juan Pablo Ángel	River Plate	13
2	Martín Palermo	Boca Juniors	11
2	Bernardo Romeo	San Lorenzo	11
3	Ariel Pereyra	Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)	10

Torneo Clausura

League standings

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	San Lorenzo	19	15	2	2	43	17	+26	47	Qualification for Copa Libertadores
2	River Plate	19	13	2	4	48	27	+21	41
3	Boca Juniors	19	8	6	5	29	26	+3	30
4	Argentinos Juniors	19	8	5	6	27	22	+5	29
5	Racing	19	7	8	4	21	20	+1	29
6	Chacarita Juniors	19	8	5	6	21	25	−4	29
7	Huracán	19	8	4	7	28	28	0	28
8	Vélez Sársfield	19	7	6	6	25	24	+1	27
9	Estudiantes (LP)	19	7	6	6	23	24	−1	27
10	Almagro	19	7	5	7	27	27	0	26
11	Talleres (C)	19	7	4	8	23	23	0	25
12	Newell's Old Boys	19	7	3	9	27	28	−1	24
13	Colón	19	6	5	8	21	27	−6	23
14	Lanús	19	6	4	9	28	30	−2	22
15	Unión	19	5	5	9	32	36	−4	20
16	Belgrano	19	5	5	9	18	26	−8	20
17	Independiente	19	5	4	10	18	21	−3	19
18	Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)	19	4	6	9	22	28	−6	18
19	Los Andes	19	5	6	8	24	32	−8	18^[a]
20	Rosario Central	19	4	5	10	24	38	−14	17

Source: ^{[citation needed]}
Notes:

^ Los Andes had 3 points deducted.

Top scorers

Rank.	Player	Team	Goals
1	Bernardo Romeo	San Lorenzo	15
2	Martín Cardetti	River Plate	13
3	Javier Saviola	River Plate	11

Relegation table

Team	Average	Points	Played	1998–99	1999–00	2000-01
Boca Juniors	2.052	234	114	89	74	71
River Plate	1.947	222	114	58	86	78
San Lorenzo	1.815	211	114	61	69	81
Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)	1.456	166	114	62	49	55
Huracán	1.447	87	76	32	N/A	55
Rosario Central	1.438	164	114	47	66	41
Talleres (C)	1.429	163	114	44	58	61
Vélez Sársfield	1.429	163	114	46	61	56
Newell's Old Boys	1.359	155	114	52	55	48
Independiente	1.350	154	114	51	61	42
Colón	1.342	153	114	49	55	49
Chacarita Juniors	1.328	101	76	N/A	45	56
Unión	1.315	150	114	54	50	46
Lanús	1.236	141	114	50	48	43
Estudiantes (LP)	1.228	140	114	45	39	56
Racing	1.228	140	114	55	45	40
Argentinos Juniors	1.149	131	114	49	39	43
Belgrano	1.052	120	114	44	39	37
Almagro	1.026	39	38	N/A	N/A	39
Los Andes	0.789	30	38	N/A	N/A	30

Played the relegation playoff
Relegated to Primera B Nacional

Promotion Playoffs

Belgrano (Córdoba) and Argentinos Juniors (3rd. and 4th. worst averages) played the promotion playoff v Quilmes^[2] and Instituto (C) (qualified from 2000–01 Primera B Nacional) respectively,^[3] in a two-legged series.

Although the two playoff series ended 1–1 on aggregate, Argentinos and Belgrano remained in the top division due to rules stated that in cases like those, teams in Primera División would be declared winners (sporting advantage).^[4]^[5]

* Winner of the series; teams currently playing in Primera División are listed first

Series	Team 1 (1st div)	Team 2 (2nd div)	1st. leg	Venue 1	City 1	2nd. leg	Venue 2	City 2	Agg.
1	Argentinos Jrs.	Instituto (C)	0–0	Presidente Perón	Córdoba	1–1	Ferro C. Oeste	Buenos Aires	1–1 ^{[note 2]}
2	Belgrano	Quilmes	1–0	Centenario	Quilmes	1–0	Gigante de Alberdi	Córdoba	1–1 ^{[note 2]}

Notes

^ ^a ^b ^c Guest team.
^ ^a ^b Argentinos Juniors remained in Primera División because of a sporting advantage rule.

References

^ Argentina 2000–01 by Javier Roimiser on RSSSF.com
^ Quilmes ganó y sostiene la ambición del ascenso on La Nación, 13 June 2001
^ Instituto con buenas y malas on La Voz
^ Julio Mugnaini, la historia de un gol histórico, La Voz
^ "Argentina: 1ra. División AFA - Promoción 2001" by José Carluccio, 8 Feb 2013

[table_hth_AND0.48065772581876-3] Los Andes had 3 points deducted.

[guest-1] Guest team.

[aver-8] Argentinos Juniors remained in Primera División because of a sporting advantage rule.

[rsssf-2] Argentina 2000–01 by Javier Roimiser on RSSSF.com

[4] Quilmes ganó y sostiene la ambición del ascenso on La Nación, 13 June 2001

[5] Instituto con buenas y malas on La Voz

[6] Julio Mugnaini, la historia de un gol histórico, La Voz

[7] "Argentina: 1ra. División AFA - Promoción 2001" by José Carluccio, 8 Feb 2013

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