National leagues
Primera División
CerroCerro LargoDanubioDefensor SportingEl Tanque SisleyFénixJuventudLiverpoolMiramar MisionesM. WanderersNacionalPeñarolRacingRentistasRiver PlateSud América
Apertura champion: Danubio (3rd title) Top scorer: Héctor AcuñaIván AlonsoSergio Blanco (11 goals each) Clausura champion: M. Wanderers (1st title) Top scorer: Héctor AcuñaOctavio RiveroJonathan ÁlvezNicolás Royón (9 goals each) Overall champion: Danubio (4th title) Top scorer: Héctor Acuña (20 goals) International qualifiers: Copa Libertadores: Group Stage: Danubio and M. Wanderers Preliminary Round: Nacional Copa Sudamericana: First Stage: Danubio, River Plate, Peñarol and Rentistas Relegated: Liverpool, Cerro Largo and Miramar Misiones
Segunda División
AtenasBoston RiverCanadianCentral EspañolCerritoDeportivo MaldonadoHuracánPlaza ColoniaProgresoRochaRampla JuniorsTorqueTacuarembóVilla Teresa
Segunda División champion: Tacuarembó (1st title) Play-off winner: Rampla Juniors Promoted: Tacuarembó, Atenas and Rampla Juniors Top scorer: Aldo Díaz
Clubs in international competitions
Team \ Competition 2012 Copa Sudamericana 2013 Copa Libertadores Defensor Sporting did not qualify Second Stage El Tanque Sisley First Stage did not qualify Montevideo Wanderers First Stage did not qualify Nacional did not qualify First Stage PeñarolFirst Stage Second Stage River Plate Second Stage did not qualify
El Tanque Sisley 2013 Copa Sudamericana
El Tanque eliminated on points 0–6.
Wanderers 2013 Copa Sudamericana
Wanderers eliminated on points 1–4.
Peñarol 2013 Copa Sudamericana
Peñarol lost 0–2 on aggregate.
River Plate 2013 Copa Sudamericana
River Plate lost 0–1 on aggregate.
National Teams
Senior team This section covers Uruguay's senior team matches from the end of the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup to the end of the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
Friendly matches
World Cup qualifiers
FIFA World Cup
References
External links AUF Uruguay on FIFA.com