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Football league

Primera Nacional

Founded	1986; 39 years ago (1986)
First season	1986–87
Country	Argentina
Confederation	CONMEBOL
Number of clubs	36
Level on pyramid	2
Promotion to	Primera División
Relegation to	Primera B Metropolitana^{[note 1]} Torneo Federal A^{[note 2]}
Current champions	Gimnasia y Esgrima (M) (2025)
Most championships	Banfield Olimpo (3 titles each)
Top scorer	Adrián Czornomaz (160)^[1]
Broadcaster(s)	Argentina: TyC Sports DirecTV Sports International: TNT Sports TyC Max
Website	afa.com.ar/primerabnacional
Current:2025 Primera Nacional

Primera Nacional, (usually called simplyNacional B, (English "National B Division"), and known asPrimera B Nacional until the2019–20 season)^[2]^[3] popularly known asLa B (The B), is the second division of theArgentine football league system. The competition is made up of 38 teams.

It is played by teams from all over the country. Clubs fromBuenos Aires surroundings, as well as some fromSanta Fe Province, are promoted from or relegated to thePrimera B Metropolitana ("Metropolitan B Division") while for teams from the otherprovinces theTorneo Federal A ("Federal A Tournament") is the next level down. In Argentine football, Primera Nacional is the second-highest league, and from it, the three best teams are automatically promoted toPrimera División.

Primera B Nacional games are often transmitted to Argentina and abroad on television byTyC Sports.

History

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It was created in 1986 to integrate unaffiliated clubs into the Argentine football structure, which until then had only participated inNacional championships of Argentina'sFirst Division tournament. It brought together teams from the old Primera B (until then, the second division) andregional leagues from several Argentine provinces.

After the 1985–86 season, the Primera B Nacional became the second hierarchical league in Argentina's professional football, after the Primera División, and it is above the Torneo Federal A and the Primera B Metropolitana, the last one started to act as a third division for the teams directly affiliated toAFA.

Beginning in the 2019–20 season, the name was changed dropping the B to simply be known as Primera Nacional.

Format

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Main article:2023 Primera Nacional

Thirty-seven teams play each other once for a total of thirty-six rounds. The top-placed team will be the champion and will also earn promotion to thePrimera División. The teams placed from 2nd to 13th place will compete in the "Torneo Reducido" for the second promotion berth after the regular season ends, with the team placed 2nd entering in the third round, the team placed 3rd entering in the second round and the teams placed 4th to 13th entering in the first round.

List of champions

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Since the first season held in 1986–87, the following teams have crowned champions of the division:^[4] In case of championships defined by final, they are indicated.

Ed.	Season	Champion	Final score	Runner-up	Third Place
1	1986–87	Deportivo Armenio(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Banfield	Belgrano (C)
2	1987–88	Deportivo Mandiyú(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Quilmes	Cipolletti
3	1988–89	Chaco For Ever(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Lanús	Unión
4	1989–90	Huracán(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Quilmes	Douglas Haig
5	1990–91	Quilmes(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Atlético Tucumán	Belgrano (C)
6	1991–92	Lanús(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Almirante Brown	Colón
7	1992–93	Banfield(1)	0–0(5–4p)	Colón	Gimnasia y Tiro
8	1993–94	Gimnasia y Esgrima (J)(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Quilmes	San Martin (T)
9	1994–95	Estudiantes (LP)(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Atlético de Rafaela	Colón
10	1995–96	Huracán (C)(1)	2–2, 4–1	Talleres (C)	Atlético Tucumán
11	1996–97	Argentinos Juniors(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Talleres (C)	Godoy Cruz
12	1997–98	Talleres (C)(1)	1–0, 1–2(4–3p)	Belgrano (C)	No third-place awarded
13	1998–99	Instituto(1)	3–0, 0–1	Chacarita Juniors	No third-place awarded
14	1999–00	Huracán(2)	1–0, 1–1	Quilmes	No third-place awarded
15	2000–01	Banfield(2)	2–1, 4–2	Quilmes	No third-place awarded
16	2001–02	Olimpo(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Quilmes	San Martín (M)
17	2002–03	Atlético de Rafaela(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Argentinos Juniors	Quilmes
18	2003–04	Instituto (C)(2)	0–1, 2–0	Almagro	Huracán (TA)
19	2004–05	Tiro Federal(1)	1–0, 1–1	Gimnasia y Esgrima (J)	Huracán
20	2005–06	Godoy Cruz(1)	1–1, 3–1 (a.e.t.)	Nueva Chicago	Belgrano (C)
21	2006–07	Olimpo(2)	–^{[n1 1]}	San Martín (SJ)	Huracán
22	2007–08	San Martín (T)(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Godoy Cruz	Unión
23	2008–09	Atlético Tucumán(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Chacarita Juniors	Atlético de Rafaela
24	2009–10	Olimpo(3)	–^{[n1 1]}	Quilmes	Atlético de Rafaela
25	2010–11	Atlético de Rafaela(2)	–^{[n1 1]}	Unión	San Martín (SJ)
26	2011–12	River Plate(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Quilmes	Instituto
27	2012–13	Rosario Central(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)	Olimpo
28	2013–14	Banfield(3)	–^{[n1 1]}	Defensa y Justicia	Independiente
29	2014	(no champion crowned)^{[n1 2]}
30	2015	Atlético Tucumán(2)	–^{[n1 1]}	Patronato	Ferro Carril Oeste
31	2016	Talleres (C)(2)	–^{[n1 1]}	Chacarita Juniors	Gimnasia y Esgrima (J)
32	2016–17	Argentinos Juniors(2)	–^{[n1 1]}	Chacarita Juniors	Guillermo Brown
33	2017–18	Aldosivi(1)	3–1	Almagro	San Martin (T)
34	2018–19	Arsenal(1)	1–0	Sarmiento (J)	Nueva Chicago
35	2019–20	(not completed due toCOVID-19 pandemic)^{[n1 3]}
36	2020	Sarmiento (J)(1)	1–1(4–3p)	Estudiantes (RC)	No third-place awarded
37	2021	Tigre(1)	1–0	Barracas Central	No third-place awarded
38	2022	Belgrano(1)	–^{[n1 1]}	Instituto	San Martín (T)
39	2023	Independiente Rivadavia(1)	2–0 (a.e.t.)	Almirante Brown	No third-place awarded
40	2024	Aldosivi(2)	2–0	San Martín (T)	No third-place awarded
41	2025	Gimnasia y Esgrima (M)(1)	1–1(3–0p)	Deportivo Madryn	No third-place awarded

Notes

^^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^wChampionship won on points at the end of the season.
^At the end of the season, the 10 best-placed teams were directly promoted to Primera División.
^On 28 April 2020, AFA decided to abandon the competition and declare the season finished due to the COVID-19 pandemic with no champion crowned. All official football competitions were suspended on 17 March 2020.

Titles by club

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Club	Titles	Runn.	Seasons won
Banfield	3	1	1992–93,2000–01,2013–14
Olimpo	3	—	2001–02,2006–07,2009–10
Talleres (C)	2	2	1997–98,2016
Atlético Tucumán	2	1	2008–09,2015
Atlético de Rafaela	2	1	2002–03,2010–11
Argentinos Juniors	2	1	1996–97,2016–17
Aldosivi	2	—	2017–18,2024
Huracán	2	—	1989–90,1999–00
Instituto	2	—	1998–99,2003–04
Deportivo Armenio	1	—	1986–87
Deportivo Mandiyú	1	—	1987–88
Chaco For Ever	1	—	1988–89
Quilmes	1	8	1990–91
Lanús	1	1	1991–92
Gimnasia y Esgrima (J)	1	1	1993–94
Estudiantes (LP)	1	—	1994–95
Huracán (C)	1	—	1995–96
Tiro Federal	1	—	2004–05
Godoy Cruz	1	1	2005–06
San Martín (T)	1	1	2007–08
River Plate	1	—	2011–12
Rosario Central	1	—	2012–13
Arsenal	1	1	2018–19
Sarmiento (J)	1	1	2020
Tigre	1	—	2021
Belgrano	1	1	2022
Independiente Rivadavia	1	—	2023
Gimnasia y Esgrima (M)	1	—	2025

Seasons in Primera Nacional

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Notes

Updated to2025 season.
Teams inbold are currently playing in the division.

Club/s	Seasons
Instituto	31
Atlético de Rafaela	29
Quilmes	28
Chacarita Juniors,Gimnasia y Esgrima (J),Nueva Chicago	26
Ferro Carril Oeste	25
Defensa y Justicia,San Martín (SJ),San Martín (T)	24
All Boys,Almagro,Atlético Tucumán	22
Almirante Brown,Independiente Rivadavia	21
Los Andes	20
Belgrano (C),Deportivo Morón,Douglas Haig	19
Aldosivi	17
Unión (SF),Tigre	15
Villa Dálmine	14
Arsenal,Atlanta,Godoy Cruz,Huracán,Temperley	13
Banfield,Chaco For Ever,Colón,Defensores de Belgrano,Guillermo Brown,Olimpo	12
Brown (A),Central Córdoba (R),Deportivo Maipú,Estudiantes (BA),Sportivo Italiano,Talleres (C)	11
Boca Unidos,Central Córdoba (SdE),Cipolletti,Platense,Racing (C),Santamarina,Sarmiento (J)	10
Agropecuario,Comisión de Actividades Infantiles,Gimnasia y Esgrima (M),Juventud Antoniana,Mitre (SdE),Patronato,San Martín (M),Talleres (RE)	9
El Porvenir,Gimnasia y Tiro	8
Alvarado,Estudiantes (RC),Gimnasia y Esgrima (CdU),Tiro Federal (R)	7
Almirante Brown (A),Deportivo Riestra,San Miguel	6
Argentinos Juniors,Crucero del Norte,Güemes (SdE),Huracán (TA),Laferrere,Lanús,San Telmo,Tristán Suárez	5
Deportivo Madryn,Deportivo Merlo,Estudiantes (SL),Flandria,Guaraní Antonio Franco,Juventud Unida (G),Villa Mitre	4
Atlético Paraná,Barracas Central,Ben Hur,Defensores Unidos,Deportivo Español,Huracán Corrientes,Rosario Central,Sportivo Belgrano	3
Central Norte,Deportivo Armenio,Deportivo Mandiyú, Ferro Carril Oeste (GP),Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP),Ituzaingó	2
Atlético Concepción,Argentino (R),Colegiales,Desamparados, Estación Quequén,Estudiantes (LP),General Paz Juniors,Independiente,Juventud Unida Universitario,River Plate,Sacachispas,Unión (MdP), Unión de Villa Krause,Villa San Carlos	1

Top scorers

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Season	Player	Team	Goals
1986–87	José Raúl Iglesias	Huracán	36
1987–88	Daniel Leani	Quilmes	24
1988–89	Daniel Aquino	Banfield	24
1988–89	Sergio Recchiutti	Almirante Brown	24
1989–90	Juan Almada	Defensa y Justicia	20
1989–90	Abel Blasón	Quilmes	20
1990–91	Roberto Oste	Defensa y Justicia	24
1991–92	Carlos Cardozo	Almirante Brown	26
1992–93	Miguel Amaya	Gimnasia y Tiro (S)	21
1993–94	Dante Fernández	Quilmes	29
1994–95	Alejandro Abaurre	Godoy Cruz	29
1995–96	Adrián Czornomaz	Los Andes	22
1996–97	Eduardo Bennett	Argentinos Juniors	23
1997–98	Alejandro Glaría	Banfield	30
1998–99	Adrián Czornomaz	Atlético Tucumán	26
1999–00	Gastón Casas	Huracán	30
2000–01	Daniel Jiménez	Instituto	23
2001–02	Diego Ceballos	Gimnasia y Esgrima (CdU)	26
2002–03	Daniel Giménez	Godoy Cruz	13
2002–03	Diego Torres	Quilmes	13
2003–04	Julio Bevacqua	Comisión de Actividades Infantiles	13
2004–05	Rubén Ramírez	Tiro Federal	15
2005–06	Daniel Bazán Vera	Unión (SF)	18
2006–07	Ismael Blanco	Olimpo	29
2007–08	Cristian Milla	Chacarita Juniors	20
2007–08	Leandro Zárate	Unión	20
2008–09	Luis Rodríguez	Atlético Tucumán	20
2009–10	Leandro Armani	Tiro Federal	19
2010–11	César Carignano	Atlético de Rafaela	21
2011–12	Gonzalo Castillejos	Rosario Central	26
2012–13	Luis Rodríguez	Atlético Tucumán	20
2013–14	Juan M. Lucero	Defensa y Justicia	24
2014	Ramón Ábila	Huracán	9
2014	Nicolás Mazzola	Instituto (C)	9
2015	Fernando Zampedri	Juventud Unida (G)	25
2016	Germán Lesman	All Boys	17
2016–17	Rodrigo Salinas	Chacarita Juniors	30
2017–18	Jonathan Herrera	Deportivo Riestra /Ferro Carril Oeste	13
2018–19	Patricio Cucchi	Gimnasia y Esgrima (M)	15
2019–20	Pablo Magnín	Sarmiento (J)	15
2020	Claudio Bieler	Atlético Rafaela	5
2021	Pablo Magnín	Tigre	22
2022	Pablo Vegetti	Belgrano (C)	17
2023	Álex Arce	Independiente Rivadavia	25
2024	Agustín Lavezzi	Tristán Suárez	18
2025	Alejandro Gagliardi	Agropecuario	18

Notes

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^Clubs from Buenos Aires (autonoumous city andsuburban areas)
^Clubs from the rest of theArgentine provinces

References

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^"Y se sacó el parche" onOlé, 28 Jan 2007
^La AFA le cambió el nombre a la Primera B Nacional, Infobae, 10 Jul 2019
^La Primera B Nacional renueva su formato, Diario Uno, 10 Jul 2019
^List of Argentine second division champions atRSSSF

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2025 clubs	Agropecuario All Boys Almirante Brown Almagro Alvarado Arsenal Atlanta Central Norte Chacarita Juniors Chaco For Ever Colegiales Colón Defensores de Belgrano Defensores Unidos Dep. Madryn Dep. Maipú Dep. Morón Estudiantes (BA) Estudiantes (RC) Ferro Carril Oeste Gimnasia y Esgrima (J) Gimnasia y Esgrima (M) Gimnasia y Tiro Güemes Los Andes Mitre (SdE) Nueva Chicago Patronato Quilmes Racing (C) San Martín (T) San Miguel San Telmo Talleres (RE) Temperley Tristán Suárez
Seasons	1986–87 1987–88 1988–89 1989–90 1990–91 1991–92 1992–93 1993–94 1994–95 1995–96 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99 1999–2000 2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014 2015 2016 2016–17 2017–18 2018–19 2019–20 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
Matches	2011 promotion playoffs

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Football in Argentina

Associations

Current	AFA
Defunct	AAFL (1891) Liga Rosarina Copa Nicasio Vila Federación Argentina Asociación Amateurs Liga Argentina Superliga Argentina

National teams

League system

Current	Primera División Primera Nacional Primera B /Torneo Federal A Primera C /Torneo Regional Federal Torneo Promocional Amateur /Regional Leagues
Defunct	Intermedia Primera D Torneo Regional Torneo del Interior (es) Torneo Argentino A Torneo Argentino B Torneo Argentino C Torneo Federal B Torneo Federal C

Domestic cups

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Rivalries

Lists

Youth

Torneo de Reserva

Women's

Copa Federal (es)
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