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|competition= [[Primera Fuerza|Liga Mexicana de Football Amateur Association]]
|competition= [[Primera Fuerza|Liga Mexicana de Football Amateur Association]]
|season= 1920-21
|season= 1920–21
|winners= '''Liga Mexicana:'''<br>[[Asturias F.C.|Asturias]] (1st title)<br>'''Liga Nacional:'''<br>[[Real Club España|Real España]] (1st title)<br>''(Unrecognized titles)''
|winners= ''(Annulled titles)''<br>'''Liga Mexicana:'''<br>[[Asturias F.C.|Asturias FC]]<br>(1st title)<br>'''Liga Nacional:'''<br>[[Real Club España|RC España]]<br>(1st title)
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|total goals=
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|league topscorer=
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|prevseason= [[1919–20 Primera Fuerza season|1919-20]]
|prevseason= [[1919–20 Primera Fuerza season|1919–20]]
|nextseason= [[1921–22 Primera Fuerza season|1921-22]]
|nextseason= [[1921–22 Primera Fuerza season|1921–22]]
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The '''1920-21 season''' was the first divided into two leagues, the '''Liga Mexicana''' and '''Liga Nacional''' ({{langx|en|Mexican League and National League}}) were played. After the expulsion of Tigres México from the league, España FC and España Veracruz withdrew in solidarity. España FC changed its name to "Real España" and decided to form their own league called Liga Nacional.
The '''1920–21 season''' was divided into two leagues, '''Liga Mexicana''' ({{langx|en|Mexican League}}) and '''Liga Nacional''' ({{langx|en|National League}}). After the expulsion of Tigres México from the league, España FC and España Veracruz withdrew in solidarity. España FC changed its name to Real Club España and decided to form their own league called Liga Nacional.
Due to the separation of the leagues, both tournaments and champions were not recognized by the organizing body, which was the '''Asociación de Aficionados de México en la Liga de Football''' ({{langx|en|Mexican Fan Association in the Football League}}).
Due to the separation of the leagues, the champions were annulled by the amateur organizing body, which was the '''Asociación de Aficionados de México en la Liga de Football''' ({{langx|en|Mexican Amateur Association in the Football League}}).


==Standings==
==Standings==
===Liga Mexicana===
===Liga Mexicana===
The 5 participating teams from Mexico City, and all the matches were played at Parque Asturias.
The 5 participating clubs from Mexico City, and all the matches were played at Parque Asturias.
Pachuca AC and Deportivo Español were dissolved. In replacement Deportivo Internacional and Club Morelos joined the league.
Pachuca AC and Deportivo Español were dissolved. In replacement Deportivo Internacional and Club Morelos joined the league.
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|[[Asturias F.C.|Asturias]]||8||5||2||1||12
|[[Asturias F.C.|Asturias FC]]||8||5||2||1||12
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|Deportivo Internacional||7||3||3||1||9
|Deportivo Internacional||7||3||3||1||9
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|[[Club Morelos]]||7||2||2||3||6
|[[Club Morelos]]||7||2||2||3||6
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|[[Germania FV|Germania]]||7||1||3||3||5
|[[Germania FV]]||7||1||3||3||5
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|[[México F.C.|Club México]]||7||1||2||4||4
|[[México F.C.|Club México]]||7||1||2||4||4
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===Liga Nacional===
===Liga Nacional===
The 5 participating teams from Mexico City, and all the matches were played at Parque España.
The 5 participating teams from Mexico City, and all the matches were played at Parque España.
Reforma, América, Luz y Fuerza and L'Amicale Française joined the Liga Nacional.
Reforma AC, América, Luz y Fuerza and L'Amicale Française joined the Liga Nacional.
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|- style="background:gold;"
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|[[Real Club España|Real España]]||8||6||2||0||14
|[[Real Club España|RC España]]||8||6||2||0||14
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|[[Club América|América]]||8||4||3||1||11
|[[Club América]]||8||4||3||1||11
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|[[L'Amicale Française]]||8||3||1||4||7
|[[L'Amicale Française]]||8||3||1||4||7
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|Luz y Fuerza||8||2||0||6||4
|Luz y Fuerza||8||2||0||6||4
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|[[Reforma AC|Reforma]]||8||1||2||5||4
|[[Reforma AC]]||8||1||2||5||4
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Revision as of 01:46, 26 December 2024

Liga Mexicana de Football Amateur Association
Season1920–21
Champions(Annulled titles)
Liga Mexicana:
Asturias FC
(1st title)
Liga Nacional:
RC España
(1st title)

The 1920–21 season was divided into two leagues, Liga Mexicana (English: Mexican League) and Liga Nacional (English: National League). After the expulsion of Tigres México from the league, España FC and España Veracruz withdrew in solidarity. España FC changed its name to Real Club España and decided to form their own league called Liga Nacional. Due to the separation of the leagues, the champions were annulled by the amateur organizing body, which was the Asociación de Aficionados de México en la Liga de Football (English: Mexican Amateur Association in the Football League).

Standings

Liga Mexicana

The 5 participating clubs from Mexico City, and all the matches were played at Parque Asturias. Pachuca AC and Deportivo Español were dissolved. In replacement Deportivo Internacional and Club Morelos joined the league.

Club Pld W D L Pts
Asturias FC 8 5 2 1 12
Deportivo Internacional 7 3 3 1 9
Club Morelos 7 2 2 3 6
Germania FV 7 1 3 3 5
Club México 7 1 2 4 4

Liga Nacional

The 5 participating teams from Mexico City, and all the matches were played at Parque España. Reforma AC, América, Luz y Fuerza and L'Amicale Française joined the Liga Nacional.

Club Pld W D L Pts
RC España 8 6 2 0 14
Club América 8 4 3 1 11
L'Amicale Française 8 3 1 4 7
Luz y Fuerza 8 2 0 6 4
Reforma AC 8 1 2 5 4

References

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