The 2024 Paraguayan Primera División B Nacional, known locally as Campeonato de la Primera División B Nacional 2024, was the thirteenth season of the Paraguayan Primera División B Nacional, one of the three leagues of Paraguay's Tercera División, the third-tier of the country's football league system, in which clubs and teams from the leagues of the interior of the country compete. The tournament began on 17 August 2024 and ended on 18 January 2025.
Guaraní de Fram won their first Primera B Nacional title in this tournament, defeating CEFFCA on penalties in the final. As champions of this edition, Guaraní (Fram) were granted a direct spot in the 2025 División Intermedia.
Teams Locations Most of the participating teams came from the departments of Canindeyú, Alto Paraná and Itapúa, with three sides each. The remaining teams were from San Pedro, Amambay, Guairá, Cordillera and Ñeembucú. DepartmentQuantityTeams Canindeyú3CEFFCA, Nacional SDG, Salto del Guairá Alto Paraná3Patriotas, Independiente FC, R.I. 3 Corrales Itapúa3Deportivo Itapuense, Guaraní (Fram), Sportivo San Pedro Cordillera112 de Junio Amambay1América Guairá1Olimpia (Villarrica) Ñeembucú1Deportivo Unión San Pedro1Choré Central
Clubs information Fourteen clubs took part in this Primera B Nacional season. Five of them took part in the tournament for the first time: Deportivo Unión from Pilar, Independiente from Hernandarias, Olimpia from Villarrica, América from Pedro Juan Caballero, and 12 de Junio from Caacupé. TeamCityStadiumCapacityFoundation12 de JunioCaacupéCoronel Manuel Cabañas1,00012 June 1936AméricaPedro Juan CaballeroRío Parapiti25,00020 April 1981CEFFCASalto del GuairáNivaldo Suárez2,00018 April 2013Choré CentralChoréAsteria Mendoza4,00019 January 1965Deportivo ItapuenseEncarnaciónVilla Alegre16,00019 March 2019Deportivo UniónPilarContralmirante Ramón Martino2,0008 December 1985Guaraní (Fram)FramCarlos Memmel6,00027 November 1949Independiente FCHernandariasIndependiente de Hernandarias24 April 1983Nacional SDGSalto del GuairáAry Arthur Méndez2,0002 February 1975Olimpia (Villarrica)VillarricaValeriano Villaverde5,00025 September 1931PatriotasHernandariasPróceres de Mayo3,0006 February 2021R.I. 3 CorralesCiudad del EsteGeneral Eduardo Torreani3,00029 September 1980Salto del GuairáSalto del GuairáEmigdio Vallejos2,0005 July 1964Sportivo San PedroSan Pedro del ParanáJoaquín de Alós2,00015 December 1940
First stage Group A
Group B
Second stage In the second stage, the eight participating clubs were divided into two groups of four. The top two teams advanced to the semi-finals.
Group A
Group B
Final stages Bracket
Semi-finals
Final
See also Paraguayan football league system 2024 Paraguayan Primera B Metropolitana
References
External links APF official website UFI official website