Records and Statistics of the Primera División de Fútbol Profesional

The following is a compilation of notable records and statistics of teams, players and seasons in Primera División.

• Most top-flight League titles: 17, C.D. FAS
• Most consecutive League titles: 7,
  • Hércules
    (Amateur Era) 1927, 1928, 1929–30, 1930–31, 1931–32, 1932–33, 1933–34
  • Atlético Marte
    (Professional Era) 3- 1955, 1955–56 and 1956–57
  • Firpo
    (Professional Era) 3- 1990, 1991 and 1992–93

• Most Appearances: 64
  • C.D. FAS (1948–present)

• Most league goals scored in a season: 88,
  Atletico Marte
  (1978-1979)
• Fewest league goals scored in a season: 8, Juventud Olimpica Metalio (1999 Apertura)
• Most league goals conceded in a season: 111, Cojutepeque F.C. (1994–95)
• Fewest league goals conceded in a season:, ()
• Biggest Win:
  C.D. Luis Angel Firpo 11-0 Cojutepeque F.C.
  , 30 April 1995
• Best undefeated streak:
  Atletico Marte
  20 games (10 wins and 10 draws), 1985 season
• First team that bought another team spot in the Primera División : Atlético Constancia buying Once Municipal for 1 colon in 1958.
• Most consecutive games won at home: 31 games
  Once Municipal (2016/2017) and Santa Tecla F.C.
  (2017/2018)

• Highest goal scorer of all time: Williams Reyes, 251 goals (2001-)
• First coach that has won a championship:
  Once Municipal
  in 1949.
• First foreign coach that's won a championship: Argentinian Alberto Cevasco with C.D. FAS in 1957-58.
• Most championship by a coach:
  A.D. Isidro Metapan
• Most championship by a foreign coach: Chilean
  Hernán Carrasco Vivanco
  won 6 titles (Alianza-1965–66, 1966–67 and 1989–90, Atletico Marte -1968–69 and 1970, Aguila -1987–88)
• Most relegation by a team: 4,
  Once Municipal
  (1969–70, 1979–80, 2007–08 and 2012–13)
• Most goals scored in a game by one player : 7, Mario Aguila Zelaya with
  Firpo
  against Olimpic 7-0 (24 December 1950)
• Most goals by a top goalscorer: Argentinian Omar Muraco with 26 goals in 1958.
• Youngest player to play in the Primera División: 14 years old Ricardo Guevara Mora with Platense
• Oldest player in the Primera División: 43 years, 11 months and 1 day Magico Gonzales with San Salvador F.C. in 2002.
• First world cup champion player in the Primera División: Brazilian
  C.D. Aguila
  in 1967–1969 (Champion with Brazil in Sweden 1958 and Chile 1962)
• First world cup player in the Primera División: Paraguayan
  Jorge Lino Romero
  played in the 1958 world cup with Atlante

• Most league goals scored in a season (excluding playoffs): 83 goals, Alianza F.C. (1965–66)
• Fewest league goals scored in a season: 11, C.D. Sonsonate (1977–1978)
• Most league goals conceded in a season: 111, Cojutepeque F.C. (1994–1995)
• Fewest league goals conceded in a season: 6, C.D. FAS (1981)
• Biggest Win:
  C.D. Luis Angel Firpo 11-0 Cojutepeque F.C.
  , 30 April 1995
• Record away win:
• Highest scoring game:
• Most wins in a row:
• Longest Undefeated streak:
  Atletico Marte
  20 games, 1985 season
• Most championship won by a player:
• Most Championship by a coach:
• Longest Period of time by a coach (in the first division):
• Most consecutive championship: 7,
  Hércules
  (1927, 1928, 1929–30, 1930–31, 1931–32, 1932–33, 1933–34)
• Most seasons appearance: 64, C.D. FAS (1948–present)
• Most participants from one place:
• Most points in a season: 50 points, Alianza (1965–1966) and Juventud Olimpica (1971)
• Fewest points in a season: 2 points, San Jacinto (1950–51)
• Most Goals scored in a finals game:
• Most goals scored in a final game:
• Highest scoring game in a finals game:
• Most appearances (team) in the finals:
• Most defeats in a final series:
• Most defeats in a final:
• Most appearances in a final series without winning a championship:
• Lowest ranked winners:
• Lowest ranked finalists:
• Biggest win (aggregate):
• Most final series goals by an individual:
• Most goals by a losing side in a final game:
• Lowest finish by the previous season's champions:
• C.D. Aguila, C.D. Platense Municipal Zacatecoluca and Alianza F.C.
  that have won a championship in the season following their promotion to the Primera. They did so in
• Highest goal scorers during this period: David Arnoldo Cabrera, 240 goals (1967–1987)

• Most league goals scored in a season (excluding playoffs): 49,
  C.D. Aguila
  (Apertura 2001)
• Fewest league goals scored in a season: 8,
  C.D. Juventud Olímpica Metalio
  (1999 Apertura)
• Most league goals conceded in a season: 53, C.D. San Clara (2000 Apertura)
• Fewest league goals conceded in a season:9 (occurred three times),
  C.D. Aguila
  twice (2009 Apertura & Clausura 2010)
• Biggest Win:
• Record away win:
• Highest scoring game:
• Most wins in a row:
• Best start to a season:
  Municipal Limeno
  6 straight wins (Apertura 2000)
• Worst start to a season: UES 6 straight defeats (Clausura 2014)
• teams with the fewest wins in a season:
  Municipal Limeno (Apertura 2004) and Alacranes del Norte
  (Clausura 2010) with 0 games.
• Best undefeated streak:
  Isidro Metapan
  (2002 season) 18 games
• Most losses in a row:
  Once Municipal
  from round 12 Apertura 2012 to round 2 Clausura 2013 (9 games)
• Most championship won by a player: 10 by Hector Omar Mejia with
  A.D. Isidro Metapan
  .
• Most Championship by a coach: 7 by
  A.D. Isidro Metapan
  .
• Longest period of time by a coach:
• Most consecutive championship won under the Clausura/ Apertua Format: 5 ( Clausura 2002, Apertura 2002, Apertura 2003, Clausura 2004, Clausura 2005,), C.D. FAS
• Most seasons in an Apertura/Clausura format:
• Fewest appearances in an Apertura/Clausura format:
• Most participants from one place:
• Most points in a season: 44 points, C.D. FAS (2003 Clausura)
• Fewest points in a season: 5 points (twice),
  Once Municipal
  (Apertura 2012)
• Most Goals scored in a finals game:
• Top goalscorer in a final game: Williams Reyes 7 goals
• Most appearances in a grand final: 14, Alfredo Pacheco, Marvin Gonzalez, Cristiam Alvarez
• Most appearances in a final game: Williams Reyes y Alejandro Bentos
• Highest scoring game in a finals game:
• Most appearances (team) in the finals: 25 times Firpo (as of Apertura 2012)
• Most defeats in a final series: 23, Firpo (as of Apertura 2012)
• Most defeats in a final: 8, C.D. FAS (as of Apertura 2012)
• Most appearances in a final series without winning a championship: 7,
  C.D. Municipal Limeno
• Lowest ranked winners:
• Lowest ranked finalists:
• Biggest win (aggregate): 6 (twice),
  Atletico Balboa
  (Clausura 2000)
• Most final series goals by an individual:
• Most goals by a losing side in a final game:
• C.D. Vista Hermosa is the only team that have won a championship in the season following their promotion to the Primera. They did so in
• Lowest finish by the previous season's champions:
  Dragon
  11th (Apertua 2016)
• Most goals scored by Goalkeeper:
  Alvaro Misael Alfaro
  (31 goals)
• Fastest goal scored in the tournament: Uruguayan Jorge Garay with
  Dragon
  in 7 seconds.
• First goal scored in clausura-apertura format: Magdonio Corrales with
  C.D. Municipal Limeno
  in 1998 against Santa Clara.
• First red card given in the clausura-apertura format: Mario Elías Guevara with
  C.D. Dragon
• Player with appearance with the most team: Julio Castro with 11 clubs (ADET, Arcense, San Salvador FC, Firpo, Alianza, Metapán, Águila, Balboa, Once Municipal, UES and FAS)
• Player with most own goals: Selvin Zepeda with 5 goals (2 with ADET, 1 with San Salvador FC, Nejapa and Alacranes del Norte)
• Youngest player to score a hat-trick: Colombian Bryan Gil for FAS against El Vencedor (18 Years and 4months)
• lowest game attendance in the Primera División: Alacranes del Norte-Metapán with 66 peoples in the Clausura 2010. the locals lost 881 dollars/\.
• Highest grand final attendance in the Primera División: 34, 212 people between FAS and Aguila (2003 Apertura) [1]

#	Name	Country	Clubs	Career	Goals
1	Nicolás Muñoz [2]		Limeno	2004-Present	300
1	Williams Reyes		C.D. Chalatenango	2000-2017	294
3	David Arnoldo Cabrera		C.D. FAS	1967-1987	240
4	Luis Ramírez Zapata		Atlético Marte	1971–1976, 1979, 1980-1992	184
5	Rodolfo Zelaya		Chalatenango	2012-2013,2015-Present	157
6	Oscar Gustavo Guerrero		Excelsior FC, C.D. Aguila	1969-1986	157
7	Sergio Mendez		Atletico Marte	1962-1975	151
8	Raul Diaz Arce		C.D. Aguila	1988-1996, 2002	137
9	Hugo Coria		C.D. Aguila	1989-1994	132
10	Miguel Gonzales		Atletico Marte	1969-1981	130
11	Rudis Corrales		C.D. Dragon	1999-2011	129
12	Ruben Alonso		Fuerte San Francisco, Apaneca, C.D. Sonsonate, ADET, C.D. Municipal Limeño	1985-1987, 1991-1999	128

#	Name	Country	Clubs	Career	Goals
1	David Arnoldo Cabrera		C.D. FAS	1967-1987	240
2	Luis Ramírez Zapata		C.D. Aguila, Alianza F.C.	1971–1976, 1979, 1980-1992	184
3	Oscar Gustavo Guerrero		Excelsior FC, C.D. Aguila	1969-1986	157
4	Sergio Mendez		Atletico Marte	1962-1975	151
5	Raul Diaz Arce		C.D. Aguila	1988-1996, 2002	137
6	Hugo Coria		C.D. Aguila	1989-1994	132
7	Miguel Gonzales		Atletico Marte	1969-1981	130
8	Ruben Alonso		Fuerte San Francisco, Apaneca, C.D. Sonsonate, ADET, C.D. Municipal Limeño	1985-1987, 1991-1999	128

#	Name	Country	Clubs	Career	Goals
1	Nicolás Muñoz		Municipal Limeno	2004-Present	300
2	Williams Reyes		C.D. Luis Angel Firpo	2000-2017	294
3	Rodolfo Zelaya		C.D. Chalatenango, Alianza F.C.	2008-2013, 2015-Present	157
4	Rudis Corrales		C.D. Dragon	1999-2011	129
5	Franklin Webster		Nejapa	2000-2010	114
6	Emiliano Pedrozo		Metapan	1998-2010	114
7	Anel Canales		A.D. Isidro Metapan	2003-2013	110
8	Alexander Campos		Juventud Independiente, C.D. Pasaquina	2003-	110
9	Alejandro de la Cruz Bentos		Nejapa F.C.	2001-2015	106
10	Adonai Martínez		Once Municipal	1998-2007	98
15	Ricardinho		Atletico Marte	2013-2021	93
11	Juan Carlos Reyes		Juventud Independiente	2003-2013	78
12	Paolo Suarez		A.D. Isidro Metapan, C.D. Sonsonate	2005-2012, 2015-2016, 2016–	71
TBD	Bladimir Diaz		C.D. Chalatenango	2016-2019	71
13	Cristian Gil Mosquera		Atletico Balboa, San Salvador F.C., UES	2005-2017	70
14	Patricio Barroche		C.D. Aguila	2005-2010	70
31	Oscar Ceren		A.D. Isidro Metapan	2009-2020	68
29	Tony Rugamas		A.D. Isidro Metapan, Once Deportivo de Ahuachapan	2011-2019,2020-	65
16	Fredy Gonzales Vichez		C.D. Chalatenango	1998-2009	65
17	Jose Manuel "Black" Martinez		C.D. Chalatenango	1999-2010	62
19	Alex Erazo		Juventud Independiente, UES	2003-2013	62
18	Juan Carlos Portillo		Juventud Independiente, Alianza F.C.		61
18	Osael Romero		C.D. Aguila, Alianza F.C.	2006-2013	60
20	Lester Blanco		Atletico Marte, Santa Tecla F.C.	2007-2019	60
21	Alexander Obregon		Independiente Nacional 1906, C.D. Luis Ángel Firpo, San Salvador F.C.	2002-2009	59
22	Cesar Larios		C.D. Aguila, Juventud Independienete	2005-2014, 2015	59
23	Josue Flores		C.D. Aguila ,	2006-2018	59
24	Eliseo Quintanilla		C.D. Luis Angel Firpo, San Salvador F.C.	1999-2014	58
25	Celio Rodríguez		C.D. Luis Angel Firpo	1998-2001	56
26	Mauro Núñez Bastos		C.D. Aguila	2001-2003	55
28	Sean Fraser		C.D. Dragon	2011-2015	53
30	José Orlando Martínez		C.D. Luis Angel Firpo, Alianza F.C.	2000-2010	52
32	Carlos Ayala		Atletico Marte	2004-2016	49
33	Dennis Alas		Firpo	2001-2013	49
34	Alfredo Pacheco		A.D. Isidro Metapan	2000-2013	49
35	Elias Montes		C.D. Aguila ,	1998-2012	47
36	Emerson Umaña		C.D. Aguila, Santa Tecla F.C.	2001-2013	43
37	Nestor Ayala		Atletico Balboa, C.D. FAS	2004-2007	43
38	William Torres		C.D. Aguila		43
39	Gabriel Garcete		A.D. Isidro Metapan, UES	2005-2013	43

Note: Players in bold text are still active in the Primera División.

Last updated: 6 May 2013 (after round 18 of the Clausura championship).
Source:[3]

#	Name	Country	Clubs	Career	Appearances
1	Williams Reyes		Chalatenango	2000-2017	500
1	William Osorio		C.D. Chalatenango	1990-2007	495
2	Ramiro Carballo		A.D. Isidro Metapan, Alianza F.C., San Salvador F.C.	1997-2017	600
3	Mario Elias Guevara		Once Municipal, Alianza F.C.	1996-2008	490
5	Rudis Corrales		C.D. Aguila, Alianza F.C.	1996-2008	421
TBD	Alvaro Misael Alfaro		, C.D. Aguila, Alianza F.C.		400+
TBD	Adolfo Menéndez		A.D. Isidro Metapan	TBD	400+
TBD	Emiliano Pedrozo		Atletico Marte	TBD	400+
TBD	Manuel "Meme" González		C.D. Aguila, C.D. Universidad de El Salvador	TBD	400

Note: Players in bold text are still active in the Primera División.

Last updated: 13 April 2013 (after round 13 of the Clausura championship).
Source:[4]

• http://www.edhdeportes.com/articulo/los-records-del-futbol-salvadoreno-13243