The 2002 Primera División season was the 71st season of top-flight football in Chile. It was the second season in which the Apertura and Clausura format was used, and the first since 1997.
Torneo Apertura Classification stage Group A
Group B
Group C
Group D
Results
Playoff stage In the first round, if teams were level on points at the end of the regulation time in the second leg, the game was continued into extra time with golden goal in effect. If no team scored at the end of extra time, a penalty shootout determined the winner. In the subsequent playoff rounds, away goals was implemented if teams were level after the second leg. Deportes Temuco and Santiago Wanderers advanced as the best losers to the quarterfinals.
Finals
Top goalscorers PosPlayerTeamGoals1 Sebastián GonzálezColo-Colo182 Arturo NorambuenaUniversidad Católica14 Luis Ignacio QuinterosColo-Colo144 Luis RuedaUniversidad de Chile12 Juan QuirogaDeportes Temuco12
Liguilla Pre-Copa Sudamericana Path A
Path B
Final round
Torneo Clausura Classification stage Group A
Group B
Group C
Group D
Results
Playoff stage +First RoundTeamsScoresTie-breakersTeam #1Team #21st leg2nd legUniversidad Católica4:1Coquimbo Unido0–02–0Santiago Wanderers3:3Huachipato0–45–0 (aet)1–0Unión Española1:4Colo-Colo2–30–0Cobreloa6:0Rangers2–13–2Cobresal3:3Deportes Concepción1–54–1 (aet)1–0Universidad de Chile6:0Palestino4–34–2
+QuarterfinalsTeamsScoresTie-breakersTeam #1Team #21st leg2nd legSantiago Wanderers0:6Universidad Católica0–41–2——Colo-Colo6:0Cobresal4–13–1——Deportes Concepción0:6Cobreloa0–21–2——Huachipato2:2Universidad de Chile2–21–11:2—
+SemifinalsTeamsScoresTie-breakersTeam #1Team #21st leg2nd legUniversidad de Chile1:4Universidad Católica0–00–1——Cobreloa0:6Colo-Colo0–21–2—— Finals
Top goalscorers PosPlayerTeamGoals1 Manuel NeiraColo-Colo142 Sergio GioinoHuachipato133 Silvio FernándezSantiago Wanderers12
Pre-Copa Libertadores play-off
Cobreloa also qualified for the 2003 Copa Libertadores
Relegation
See also 2002 in Chilean football
References General
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