2009 Primera B de Chile season

The Primera B de Chile season was the 59th completed season of the Primera B de Chile in the Chilean football league system.

Primera B de Chile
Season2009 Primera B
ChampionsUnión San Felipe
PromotedUnión San Felipe
Santiago Wanderers
San Luis de Quillota
RelegatedDeportes Melipilla
2008
2010

Torneo Apertura

Unión San Felipe was tournament’s champion.[1]

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1Unión San Felipe1912433518+1740
2Santiago Wanderers199643319+1433
3San Luis de Quillota198742512+1331
4Deportes Melipilla198653028+230
5San Marcos de Arica197661721−427
6Coquimbo Unido197572120+126
7Lota Schwager197572125−426
8Provincial Osorno196762227−525
9Deportes Antofagasta195862626023
10Naval196582024−423
11Deportes Puerto Montt195592630−420
12Unión La Calera194782731−419
13Deportes Concepción194692535−1018
14Deportes Copiapó1945101224−1217
Source: RSSSF

Torneo Clausura

San Luis de Quillota was tournament’s champion.[2]

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1San Luis de Quillota1911622412+1239
2Santiago Wanderers1910812912+1738
3Unión San Felipe1911443315+1837
4Deportes Antofagasta198472530−528
5Deportes Concepción197572922+726
6San Marcos de Arica196852930−126
7Coquimbo Unido196762831−325
8Provincial Osorno196673532+324
9Deportes Puerto Montt195682224−221
10Naval194961626−1021
11Unión La Calera193881929−1017
12Deportes Melipilla198473530+513[a]
13Deportes Copiapó1934121530−1513
14Lota Schwager1935111831−138[b]
Source: [citation needed]
Notes:

Final of Champions

In order to determine the 2nd promoted team to Primera División, the two best teams from both Apertura and Clausura tournaments will face in a two-legged tie. The winning team will be promoted, while the losing team will qualify to the promotion play-offs.

As Apertura winners Unión San Felipe were already promoted due to the overall table (77 pts.), their spot was awarded to Santiago Wanderers, which were finished in 2nd place. San Luis de Quillota had their spot granted as Clausura winners.

1st Leg
San Luis de Quillota1–2Santiago Wanderers
Zarosa 31'ReportLópez 30'
Jiménez 64'
Attendance: 15,000
Referee: Jorge Osorio

2nd Leg
Santiago Wanderers1–1San Luis de Quillota
Alfaro 4'ReportFlores 65' (pen.)
Attendance: 16,587
Referee: Carlos Chandía

Santiago Wanderers won 3–2 on aggregate and were promoted to Primera División.

Promotion play-offs

San Luis de Quillota, as losers of the Final of Champions, and San Marcos de Arica, 4th place of the overall table, faced Palestino and Curicó Unido, placed 15th and 16th in Primera División respectively, for the final two spots to the top-flight division. The play-offs were split into two draws involving a Primera Disivión team against a Primera B team, in two-legged ties.

Draw A

1st Leg
San Luis de Quillota1–2Curicó Unido
Pierani 14'ReportAlbornoz 11', 48'
Estadio Ángel Navarrete Candía, Limache
Attendance: 2,500
Referee: Manuel Acosta

2nd Leg
Curicó Unido0–3San Luis de Quillota
ReportAlves Machado 50'
Flores 63' (pen.)
Danesi 90+1'
Estadio Jorge Silva Valenzuela, San Fernando
Attendance: 6,000
Referee: Enrique Osses

San Luis de Quillota won 4–2 on aggregate and were promoted to Primera División. Curicó Unido were relegated to Primera B.

Draw B

1st Leg
San Marcos de Arica0–2Palestino
ReportPereira 7'
Ibáñez 62'
Attendance: 13,000
Referee: Patricio Polic

2nd Leg
Palestino0–2 (a.e.t.)San Marcos de Arica
ReportGálvez 73'
Celedón 78'
Penalties
Olea
Riquelme
Ibáñez
Pavez
4–2 Montecinos
A. González
Pérez
V. González
Attendance: 2,873
Referee: Claudio Puga

2–2 on aggregate. Palestino won 4–2 on penalties and remain in Primera División. San Marcos de Arica remain in Primera B.

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