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Liga TDP
Founded1967; 57 years ago (1967), as Tercera División de México
CountryMexico
ConfederationCONCACAF
Divisions17 groups
Number of teams225
Level on pyramid4
Promotion toLiga Premier
Current championsFaraones de Texcoco
(1st title) 2023–24
Most championshipsCFS Manzanillo
Tecos FC
Cihuatlán FC
Atlético Tecomán
Real Cuautitlán
(2 titles)
Websiteligatdp.mx
Current: 2024–25 Liga TDP season

The Liga TDP is a Mexican football league that comprises the country's fourth level in the Mexican football league system. It has 225 teams divided into 17 groups. For the 2009/2010 season, the format of the tournament has been reorganized to a home and away format, which all teams will play in their respective group. The 17 groups consist of teams which are eligible to play in the liguilla de ascenso for three promotion spots, teams which are affiliated with teams in the Liga MX, Liga de Expansión MX and Liga Premier, which are not eligible for promotion but will play that who the better filial team in a sixteen team filial playoff tournament for the entire season.

Clubs

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Participating clubs for the 2024–25 tournament:[1]

* Teams with an affiliate in the Liga MX and that are not eligible for promotion.

** Teams with an affiliate in the Liga de Expansión MX and that are not eligible for promotion.

*** Teams with an affiliate in the Liga Premier and that are not eligible for promotion.

Group I

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(2024-2025) There are 14 teams in Group 1 (G1).

Group II

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(2024-2025) There are 14 teams in Group 2 (G2)

Group III

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(2024-2025) There are 16 teams in Group 3 (G3)

Group IV

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(2024-2025) There are 16 teams in Group 4 (G4).

Group V

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(2024-2025) There are 16 teams in Group 5 (G5).

Group VI

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(2024-2025) There are 12 teams in Group 6 (G6)

Group VII

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(2024-2025) There are 13 teams in Group 7 (G7)

Group VIII

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(2024-2025) There are 14 teams in Group 8 (G8).

Group IX

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(2024-2025) There are 9 teams in Group 9 (G9)

Group X

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(2024-2025) There are 14 teams in Group 10 (G10)

Group XI

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(2024-2025) There are 10 teams in Group 11 (G11)

Group XII

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(2024-2025) There are 15 teams in Group 12 (G12).

Group XIII

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(2024-2025) There are 12 teams in Group 13 (G13)

Group XIV

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(2024–2025) There are 14 teams in Group 14 (G14)

Group XV

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(2024–2025). There are 11 teams in Group 15 (G15).

Group XVI

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(2024–2025). There are 14 teams in Group 16 (G16).

Group XVII

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(2024–2025). There are 11 teams in Group 17 (G17).

Competition format

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Tercera División currently features 225 teams divided into 17 groups. There are 38 teams with filials (affiliates) in the Liga MX, Liga de Expansión MX or Liga Premier, which are not eligible for promotion. The Liga TDP follows the usual double round-robin format in which each club plays every other club twice within their own group.

The teams will be divided in accordance to their geographical zone. The teams in each subgroup of 17 will then play each other in the double round-robin format within their own subgroup. Teams receive three points for a win, one point for a draw, and no points for a loss. If a game ends in a draw both team are awarded one point for the draw in regulation time and will then move on to the execution of penalties. The team who wins in the penalty series will be awarded a point in addition to the point won for drawing during regulation time. Teams are ranked by total points won.

Promotion

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Four teams from the Liga TDP will be promoted to Liga Premier, Champions, runner-up and the two zone finalists. The national champion and national runner-up will be promoted to the Liga Premier Serie A, depending on their economic development and infrastructure, the team could be placed in Serie B in case of failure to comply with the participation requirements of Serie A. The two zone finalists will play in Serie B.[2]

Of the teams that are eligible for promotion, 64 teams will qualify for play-offs to determine which team will be promoted. The Round of 32, Round of 16, Quarterfinals, Semifinals and the finals will be played in a home and away format, the winner being determined by the aggregate score. Also, Participating in the play-offs is the 16 affiliate clubs without the right to be promoted to the Liga MX, Liga de Expansión MX and Liga Premier.[3]

Final Phase

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Round of 32

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The 64 teams qualified to the promotion stage will be divided into two zones of 32 clubs according to their geographical location. Zone A will integrate the teams from groups 1 to 7 of the regular season and Zone B will group the clubs belonging to groups 8 to 17. The teams will be seeded based on their final overall record in regular season play.[2]

  • 1 vs. 32
  • 2 vs. 31
  • 3 vs. 30
  • 4 vs. 29
  • 5 vs. 28
  • 6 vs. 27
  • 7 vs. 26
  • 8 vs. 25
  • 9 vs. 24
  • 10 vs. 23
  • 11 vs. 22
  • 12 vs. 21
  • 13 vs. 20
  • 14 vs. 19
  • 15 vs. 18
  • 16 vs. 17


Round of 16

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In this round, the remaining teams will play in a representing zone that they are in. The teams will be reseeded after Round of 32 based on their final overall record in regular season play.

  • 1 vs. 16
  • 2 vs. 15
  • 3 vs. 14
  • 4 vs. 13
  • 5 vs. 12
  • 6 vs. 11
  • 7 vs. 10
  • 8 vs. 9

Quarterfinals

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For this phase, the remaining teams in their represent zone plays each other. The teams will be reseeded after Round of 16 based on their final overall record in regular season play.

  • 1 vs. 8
  • 2 vs. 7
  • 3 vs. 6
  • 4 vs. 5


Semifinals

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For this phase, the remaining teams in their represent zone plays each other. The teams will be reseeded after Quarterfinals based on their final overall record in regular season play.

  • 1 vs. 4
  • 2 vs. 3


Zone Finals

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For this phase, the remaining teams in their represent zone plays each other. The teams will be reseeded after Semifinals based on their final overall record in regular season play. Both finalists from each zone will be promoted to Liga Premier.

Final/Campeón de Campeones

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The final will be disputed between the highest seed of playoffs and lowest seed of playoffs based on their final overall record in regular season play.

The winner will be crowned champion of the Liga TDP and will be promoted to the Liga Premier. The champion and runner-up will be placed on Serie A or Serie B according to the social, sporting, financial and legal requirements of the third level division. The two zone finalists will be placed on Serie B.[2]

Certification requirements

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For Liga TDP certificate be considered, you must meet the social, sporting, financial and legal requirements; Clubs who win promotion and get the support settlement letter from the division to participate in the Liga Premier complying with the following:

  • Having full legal rule and membership record with the corporate documents, legal and financial sport under the rules of affiliation, name and headquarters.
  • Facilities must comply with the guidelines by the rules of membership, name and ground of Liga Premier.
  • Having no debt in the statement of the division or at the FMF.

Champions

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See also: List of Mexican football champions
Club Champions Runners-up Winning years
CFS Manzanillo 2 1 Clausura 2006, Clausura 2008
Tecos FC 2 0 1972-73, 2016-17
Atlético Tecomán 2 0 1982-83, Clausura 2004
Real Cuautitlán 2 0 1996-97, 2011-12
Cihuatlán FC 2 0 1998-99, Clausura 2007
Tecamachalco FC 1 3 Apertura 2005
Celaya FC 1 2 1973-74
Potros UAEM 1 2 1974-75
Atlético San Francisco 1 2 1991-92
Loros UdeC 1 2 1992-93
Real Zamora 1 1 1977-78
Águila Progreso 1 1 1986-87
Acatlán FC 1 1 2017-18
Tepic 1 1 Apertura 2002
CD Zapata 1 0 1967-68
Mastines de Naucalpan 1 0 1968-69
San Luis FC 1 0 1969-70
Lobos de Querétaro 1 0 1970-71
Albinegros de Orizaba 1 0 1971-72
Tuberos de Veracruz 1 0 1975-76
Osos Grises de Toluca 1 0 1976-77
Lobos de Tlaxcala 1 0 1978-79
CF Oaxtepec 1 0 1979-80
Azucareros de Córdoba 1 0 1980-81
CD Poza Rica 1 0 1981-82
San Mateo Atenco 1 0 1983-84
Unión de Curtidores 1 0 1984-85
Progreso de Cocula 1 0 1985-86
Ecatepec FC 1 0 1987-88
CD Ayense 1 0 1988-89
CD Zitlaltepec 1 0 1989-90
Linces de Celaya 1 0 1990-91
Tigrillos UANL 1 0 1993-94
Monterrey FAAC 1 0 1994-95
Deportivo Zitácuaro 1 0 1995-96
Sayula 1 0 1997-98
Verde Valle 1 0 1999-00
Pumas Naucalpan 1 0 2000-01
Académicos 1 0 Invierno 2001
Apatzingán 1 0 Verano 2002
Inter Playa del Carmen 1 0 Clausura 2003
Jersy Nay Ixcuintla 1 0 Apertura 2003
CD Autlán 1 0 Apertura 2004
Atlético Cuauhtémoc 1 0 Clausura 2005
Búhos UNISON 1 0 Apertura 2006
Atlético Comonfort 1 0 Apertura 2007
Héroes de Caborca 1 0 2008-09
Patriotas de Córdoba 1 0 2009-10
Vaqueros Ixtlán 1 0 2010-11
Poblado Miguel Alemán 1 0 2012-13
Tuzos Pachuca 1 0 2013-14
CD Uruapan 1 0 2014-15
UdeG C 1 0 2015-16
Héroes de Zaci 1 0 2018-19
Fuertes de Fortín 1 0 2020-21
Mazorqueros FC 1 0 2021-22
Aguacateros de Peribán 1 0 2022-23
Faraones de Texcoco 1 0 2023-24
Querétaro FC 0 2 –
Potros Neza 0 2 –
Cruz Azul Xochimilco 0 2 –
Sporting Canamy 0 2 –
Tecnológico de Celaya 0 1 –
Iberia de Córdoba 0 1 –
La Piedad 0 1 –
CD Tapatío 0 1 –
Estudiantes de Querétaro 0 1 –
CF Torreón 0 1 –
Club Chrysler 0 1 –
U. Veracruzana 0 1 –
Río Blanco 0 1 –
Águilas UPAEP 0 1 –
UA de Querétaro 0 1 –
Arroceros de Chetumal 0 1 –
CD Alianza 0 1 –
Grupo Yucatán 0 1 –
Cruz Azul Hidalgo 0 1 –
Gallos Rojos CDJ 0 1 –
CF Xalapa 0 1 –
Cruz Azul Oaxaca 0 1 –
Coacalco FC 0 1 –
Guasave 0 1 –
América Acoxpa 0 1 –
CD Tezonapa 0 1 –
Tuxtepec FC 0 1 –
Cacaoteros de Tabasco 0 1 –
América Zapata 0 1 –
CD Sufacen Tepic 0 1 –
Inter de Xalapa 0 1 -
FC Itzaes 0 1 –
Club Santos Córdoba 0 1 –
Club Calor 0 1 –
Jiquipilas Valle Verde 0 1 –
Cañoneros B 0 1 –
Club RC-1128 0 1 –
Deportiva Venados 0 1 –
Atlético Aragón 0 1 –

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Zonificación y Calendarios para la Temporada 2024-2025". Liga TDP (in Spanish). Retrieved 26 August 2024.
  2. ^ a b c "Temporada 2022-23. Reglamento de Competencia" (PDF). Liga TDP (in Spanish). 18 August 2022. pp. 8–12. Retrieved 19 August 2022.
  3. ^ "Temporada 2022-23. Reglamento de Competencia" (PDF). Liga TDP (in Spanish). 18 August 2022. pp. 12–13. Retrieved 19 August 2022.
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