Liga Mayor de Fútbol Nacional, known more commonly as just Liga Mayor, was an association football league in Puerto Rico, founded in 1996 replacing the Torneo Nacional Superior, and folding in 2005. It was one of the two amateur leagues in Puerto Rico played during the late 1990s and early 2000s.
In 2005, the league folded as the Puerto Rican Football Federation unified the domestic football scene in the territory to form the Campeonato Nacional de Fútbol.
Champions
Champions by season SeasonPlay–off ChampionScorePlay–off Runner-upRegular season winner1996–97 Maunabo Leones 2–0 Puerto Rico Islanders Puerto Rico Islanders1997–98 Puerto Rico Islanders 3–0 Brujos (Guayama) Puerto Rico Islanders1998–99 Puerto Rico Islanders 4–0 Cardenales (Río Piedras) Cardenales (Río Piedras)1999–00 Vaqueros de Bayamón 1–0 Gigantes de Carolina FC Puerto Rico Islanders2000–01 Puerto Rico Islanders 4–3 Brujos (Guayama) Puerto Rico Islanders2001–02 Vaqueros de Bayamón 3–0 Puerto Rico Islanders Vaqueros de Bayamón2002–03 Sporting (Carolina) 2–1 Vaqueros de Bayamón Sporting (Carolina)2003–04 Sporting (San Lorenzo) 1–0 Caguas Huracan Sporting (San Lorenzo)2004–05 Real Quintana 2–1 CF Fraigcomar CF Fraigcomar
Championships by team ClubChampionRunner-up Puerto Rico Islanders 3 2 Vaqueros de Bayamón 2 1 Maunabo Leones 1 — Real Quintana 1 — Sporting (Carolina) 1 — Sporting (San Lorenzo) 1 — Brujos (Guayama) — 2 Cardenales (Río Piedras) — 1 CF Fraigcomar — 1 Gigantes de Carolina FC — 1 Caguas Huracan — 1
External links Puerto Rico - List of Champions, RSSSF.com