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2001 Primera División of Chile

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Football league season
Campeonato Nacional Copa Banco del Estado
Dates3 March – 9 December 2001
ChampionsSantiago Wanderers (3rd title)
RelegatedO'Higgins
Deportes Puerto Montt
2002 Copa LibertadoresSantiago Wanderers
Universidad Católica (2nd place)
Cobreloa (Liguilla winners)
Matches240
Goals719 (3 per match)
Top goalscorerHéctor Tapia (24)
Biggest home winCobreloa 5–0Santiago Morning
(16 September)
Biggest away winO'Higgins 0–5Santiago Wanderers
(3 March)
Total attendance1,449,298
Average attendance6,038
←2000
2002-A →

The2001 Campeonato Nacional was Chilean first tier's 70th season whichSantiago Wanderers reached its third professional title after 33 years.[1]

Standings

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Santiago Wanderers3020646532+3366Champions. Qualify to2002 Copa Libertadores
2Universidad Católica3018666029+3160Qualify to2002 Copa Libertadores
3Universidad de Chile3017675333+2057Qualify to Pre-Copa Libertadores Liguilla
4Colo-Colo3016866337+2656
5Cobreloa3013983928+1148Qualify to Pre-Copa Libertadores Liguilla
6Palestino30146104443+148
7Huachipato30121085842+1646
8Unión San Felipe301010104539+640
9Unión Española30107134663−1737
10Coquimbo Unido3098132939−1035
11Audax Italiano30102182740−1332
12Deportes Concepción3088143551−1632
13Rangers30612123846−830
14Santiago Morning3077164767−2028
15O'Higgins3074193964−2525Relegation toPrimera B
16Deportes Puerto Montt3049173166−3521
Source:[citation needed]


 Campeonato Nacional
2001 champions 
Santiago Wanderers
Santiago Wanderers
3rd title

Results

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Home \ AwayAUDCLOCOLDCOCOQHUAOHIPALDPMRANSMOUSFUCAUCHUESSWA
Audax1–00–30–21–00–02–11–22–02–11–10–20–22–33–22–4
Cobreloa1–02–01–23–20–32–03–13–11–05–01–00–10–11–13–0
Colo-Colo2–11–04–00–02–12–02–02–05–32–14–14–12–35–11–0
Concepción1–20–02–21–23–31–01–23–00–10–01–10–42–25–22–0
Coquimbo1–02–11–32–00–31–20–02–21–13–00–00–12–10–10–1
Huachipato3–10–01–02–22–22–11–23–12–14–12–11–11–22–23–4
O'Higgins1–01–14–21–10–10–44–32–30–02–34–34–10–21–20–5
Palestino1–01–20–21–00–12–02–22–25–11–00–03–21–42–21–2
P. Montt1–01–13–22–01–10–30–20–11–10–01–12–50–22–33–3
Rangers1–22–21–11–23–01–12–12–32–03–12–10–00–21–11–1
S. Morning0–31–23–31–23–12–24–12–34–12–11–12–23–43–51–5
San Felipe1–01–12–22–04–13–25–11–22–22–21–01–01–13–01–2
U. Católica2–00–11–12–03–02–14–00–04–03–16–31–00–15–12–2
U. Chile1–01–11–14–00–20–03–23–13–11–00–12–30–14–00–0
U. Española0–11–13–32–11–02–42–11–24–12–20–32–10–12–10–2
S. Wanderers1–03–01–05–11–14–22–12–02–01–13–12–01–34–12–1
Source:[citation needed]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top goal-scorer

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Liguilla Pre-Copa Libertadores

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Semifinals

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Huachipato vCobreloa
11 December 2001Huachipato3 – 2CobreloaEstadio Las Higueras
Own-goal 63'
Ceballos 66'
Torrico 75'		 30'Cornejo
59'Own-goal		Attendance: 4,851
Referee: G. Aros
Palestino vUniversidad de Chile
11 December 2001Palestino1 – 0Universidad de ChileEstadio Santa Laura
Segalla 42'Attendance: 6,457
Referee: E. Ponce
Cobreloa vHuachipato
13 December 2001Cobreloa3 – 0HuachipatoEstadio Municipal de Calama
Madrid 40'
Pérez 53'
Cornejo 59'		Attendance: 2,567
Referee: M. Sánchez
Universidad de Chile vPalestino
13 December 2001Universidad de Chile3 – 1PalestinoEstadio Santa Laura
Barrera 18' (pen.), 55' (pen.)
Maestri 87'		 59' CaroAttendance: 10,000
Referee: B. Arenas

Finals

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Cobreloa vUniversidad de Chile
18 December 2001Cobreloa4 – 4Universidad de ChileEstadio Municipal de Calama
Cornejo 14' (pen.)
Dinamarca 47'
Vergara 54'
Galaz 58'		 42'Barrera
74'González
77' (pen.)Rivarola
86'Own-goal		Attendance: 5,422
Referee: R. Selman
Universidad de Chile vCobreloa
20 December 2001Universidad de Chile1 – 2 (a.e.t.)CobreloaEstadio Nacional
Maestri 87' 45'Madrid
gold-colored soccer ball 107'Cornejo		Attendance: 22,000
Referee: C. Chandía

Cobreloa qualified for the2001 Copa Libertadores

References

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  1. ^"Wanderers campeón".El Mercurio de Valparaíso. 10 December 2011. Retrieved6 August 2015.

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