2026 Liga DIMAYOR
CompetitionLiga BetPlay DIMAYOR
Season2026
Dates16 January – December 2026
Continentalcup 1Copa Libertadores
Continentalcup 2Copa Sudamericana
League topscorerApertura: Andrey Estupiñán (13 goals)
Matches202
Total goals512
Biggest home winAtl. Nacional 7–1 Inter Bogotá
(12 May)
Biggest away winJunior 0–4 Atl. Nacional
(10 March)
Highest scoringAtl. Nacional 7–1 Inter Bogotá
(12 May)
Prevseason2025
Nextseason2027
Updated23 May 2026

The 2026 Liga DIMAYOR (officially known as the 2026 Liga BetPlay DIMAYOR for sponsorship purposes) is the 79th season of the first division league of Colombian football. The season began on 16 January 2026.[1]

Two tournaments (Apertura and Finalización) will be played in the season, each one of them being an independent championship. Junior entered the season as defending champions, having won the 2025 Finalización tournament.

Format

The competition format for the season was determined at the Extraordinary Assembly of Dimayor, held on 10 and 11 December 2025. Due to the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the need to end the Torneo Apertura by 5 June 2026, the format proposed and eventually approved for the Torneo Apertura consisted in playing a round-robin first stage with 19 matchdays (without the extra regional derby matchday), with the top eight teams advancing to a final stage to be played as single-elimination playoffs instead of the semifinal group stage played in recent seasons, thus returning to the format last used in the 2021 Apertura tournament.[2][3]

Unlike the Apertura, the Torneo Finalización will be played under the usual format, with a round-robin first stage in which teams will play each other once (with reversed fixtures) and the top eight teams from the first stage advancing to the following phase. Instead of play-offs, the eight qualified teams will be drawn into two semi-final groups, with the two group winners advancing to play the tournament finals.[4]

Teams

Twenty teams take part in the season, the top 18 teams in the relegation table of the previous season as well as the 2025 Torneo DIMAYOR champions Jaguares and Cúcuta Deportivo, who returned to the top flight after one year and six years, respectively. Both teams promoted after winning the season's short tournaments and securing the top two places of the aggregate table.[5][6] The promoted teams replaced Envigado and Unión Magdalena, the bottom two teams in the relegation table of the 2025 season, who were relegated to the second tier after sixteen and one year in the top flight, respectively.[7]

Starting from this season, La Equidad rebranded to Internacional de Bogotá, following the club's takeover by the Tylis-Porter Group in early 2025 and the decision by its former owners Seguros La Equidad to keep the name, symbols and colors to themselves.[8][9] The club's new identity was officially presented on 10 December 2025.[10]

Stadia and locations

TeamCityStadiumCapacity
Águilas DoradasMedellínCincuentenario[i]4,000
AlianzaValleduparArmando Maestre Pavajeau11,000
América de CaliCaliPascual Guerrero38,588
Atlético BucaramangaBucaramangaAmérico Montanini28,000
Atlético NacionalMedellínAtanasio Girardot44,863
Boyacá ChicóTunjaLa Independencia20,630
Cúcuta DeportivoCúcutaGeneral Santander32,163
Deportes TolimaIbaguéManuel Murillo Toro28,100
Deportivo CaliPalmiraDeportivo Cali42,000
Deportivo PastoPastoDepartamental Libertad20,665
Deportivo PereiraPereiraHernán Ramírez Villegas30,297
ArmeniaCentenario[ii]23,500
YopalSantiago de las Atalayas[ii]10,000
FortalezaBogotáMetropolitano de Techo10,000
Independiente MedellínMedellínAtanasio Girardot44,863
Internacional de BogotáBogotáMetropolitano de Techo10,000
JaguaresMonteríaJaraguay12,000
JuniorBarranquillaMetropolitano Roberto Meléndez46,692
Romelio Martínez[iii]8,600
LlanerosVillavicencioBello Horizonte – Rey Pelé15,000
MillonariosBogotáNemesio Camacho El Campín39,512
Once CaldasManizalesPalogrande31,611
Santa FeBogotáNemesio Camacho El Campín39,512
Notes
  1. ^ Águilas Doradas play their home matches at Estadio Cincuentenario in Medellín due to the closure of their regular stadium Estadio Alberto Grisales in Rionegro for remodeling works.[45][46]
  2. ^ Deportivo Pereira played their first four Torneo Apertura home matches at Estadio Centenario in Armenia due to remodeling works at their regular stadium Estadio Hernán Ramírez Villegas.[47] Starting from March, they moved to Estadio Santiago de las Atalayas in Yopal after incidents involving their fanbase led to the cancellation of their lease of Estadio Centenario.[48]
  3. ^ Junior play their Torneo Apertura home matches at Estadio Romelio Martínez due to remodeling works at their regular stadium Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez.[49]
  4. ^ Caretaker manager.
  5. ^ Braynner García was the caretaker manager for the Torneo Apertura round 5 match against Águilas Doradas on 7 February.[50]

Personnel and kits

TeamManagerKit manufacturerMain shirt sponsor(s)
Águilas DoradasJuan David NiñoAerosportColanta, Pool
AlianzaCamilo AyalaPin-GoGobernación del Cesar, Pool, Fundación Universitaria San Mateo
América de CaliDavid GonzálezReebokÁguila, BetPlay
Atlético BucaramangaPablo PeiranoLottoFinanciera Comultrasan
Atlético NacionalDiego AriasNikeBetsson
Boyacá ChicóJhon Jaime Gómez (caretaker)GeusPool
Cúcuta DeportivoRichard PáezBomanColanta
Deportes TolimaLucas GonzálezUmbroBetPlay, Pool, Mercacentro
Deportivo CaliRafael DudamelHillsideWplay, Pastas La Muñeca
Deportivo PastoJonathan RisueñoBomanAguardiente Nariño, Banco AV Villas, Pool
Deportivo PereiraArturo ReyesOto
FortalezaSebastián OliverosRoott+CoStake
Independiente MedellínLuis Amaranto PereaAdidasColanta, Wplay, Pool
Internacional de BogotáRicardo ValiñoUmbroBetPlay, TaDa, Bogotá
JaguaresHubert BodhertKimoColanta, Pool
JuniorAlfredo AriasAdidasBetPlay, Águila
LlanerosJosé Luis GarcíaAerosportMaxi Cola, Aitabü Hotel Campestre, Gobernación del Meta
MillonariosFabián BustosAdidasCerveza Andina
Once CaldasHernán Darío HerreraReebokColanta, BetPlay, Wakate
Santa FePablo RepettoFilaColanta, BetPlay, Pool

Managerial changes

TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
Torneo Apertura
Deportivo PereiraCristian GalíndezEnd of caretaker spell12 November 2025Pre-seasonArturo Reyes30 December 2025[11]
Internacional de BogotáDaniel Gómez12 November 2025Ricardo Valiño21 December 2025[12]
Deportivo PastoRené Rosero13 November 2025Jonathan Risueño1 December 2025[13]
JaguaresÁlvaro HernándezResigned24 November 2025[14]Alexis Márquez28 November 2025[15]
Águilas DoradasJonathan Risueño26 November 2025[16]Juan David Niño17 December 2025[17]
Santa FeFrancisco López
Grigori Méndez
End of caretaker spell8 December 2025[18]Pablo Repetto2 December 2025[19]
MillonariosHernán TorresSacked28 January 2026[20]20thOmar Rodríguez[iv]29 January 2026[21]
Omar RodríguezEnd of caretaker spell2 February 202618thFabián Bustos1 February 2026[22]
Cúcuta DeportivoNelson FlórezSacked3 February 2026[23]15thRichard Páez[v]5 February 2026[24]
JaguaresAlexis MárquezResigned14 February 2026[25]14thGustavo Florentín16 February 2026[26]
Boyacá ChicóFlabio TorresSacked16 February 2026[27]17thJhon Jaime Gómez[iv]17 February 2026[28]
AlianzaHubert Bodhert17 February 2026[29]20thCamilo Ayala18 February 2026[30]
Deportivo CaliAlberto GameroResigned6 March 2026[31]10thRafael Dudamel9 March 2026[32]
JaguaresGustavo Florentín16 March 2026[33]16thJulio Méndez[iv]16 March 2026[34]
Julio MéndezEnd of caretaker spell31 March 202618thHubert Bodhert31 March 2026[35]
Atlético BucaramangaLeonel ÁlvarezSacked8 April 2026[36]12thWilbert Perea[iv]9 April 2026[37]
Independiente MedellínAlejandro Restrepo21 April 2026[38]14thSebastián Botero[iv]21 April 2026[38]
Torneo Finalización
Independiente MedellínSebastián BoteroEnd of caretaker spell26 May 2026Pre-tournamentLuis Amaranto Perea26 May 2026[39]
Atlético BucaramangaWilbert Perea27 May 2026Pablo Peirano27 May 2026[40]
Notes

Torneo Apertura

The Torneo Apertura, officially known as Liga BetPlay Dimayor 2026–I, is the 102nd first division football championship and the first tournament of the 2026 season. It began on 16 January and will end on 8 June 2026.[41][42] The champions will qualify for the 2027 Copa Libertadores group stage.

First stage

Standings

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Knockout stage

For the knockout stage, teams were drawn into four ties with Atlético Nacional and Junior being seeded into the first and fourth one, respectively, for being the top two teams in the first stage of the tournament. Both seeded teams were granted home advantage for the quarter-finals and semi-finals, whilst the order of legs was drawn for the remaining two quarter-final ties.

Finals


Top scorers

RankPlayerClubGoals
1Andrey EstupiñánDeportivo Pasto13
2Hugo RodallegaSanta Fe12
3Jorge RivaldoÁguilas Doradas11
Luis MurielJunior
Alfredo MorelosAtlético Nacional
6Yeison GuzmánAmérica de Cali10
Dayro MorenoOnce Caldas
8Andrés ArroyoFortaleza9
9Rodrigo ContrerasMillonarios8

Source: BeSoccer[43]

Aggregate table

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Relegation

A separate table is kept to determine the teams that will be relegated to Torneo DIMAYOR for the next season. This table is elaborated from a sum of all first stage games played in the three most recent seasons (including the 2024–I, 2024–II, 2025–I, 2025–II, 2026–I, and 2026–II tournaments), with the points earned being averaged per match played. The bottom two teams of the relegation table at the end of the season will be relegated to Torneo DIMAYOR.

PosTeam2024
Pts
2025
Pts
2026
Pts
2026
GF
2026
GA
2026
GD
Total
Pld
Total
Pts
Avg.Relegation
1Deportes Tolima7274312717+1097177177/97
2Atlético Nacional5672403515+2097168168/97
3Junior6072353124+797167167/97
4Santa Fe7164292922+797164164/97
5América de Cali6268332515+1097163163/97
6Millonarios6664263123+897156156/97
7Independiente Medellín5872262624+297156156/97
8Atlético Bucaramanga6666232620+697155155/97
9Once Caldas6060333122+997153153/97
10Deportivo Pasto4948342925+497131131/97
11Fortaleza5155222227−597128128/97
12Águilas Doradas4648262025−597120120/97
13Deportivo Pereira6146101532−1797117117/97
14Llaneros—45221720−3596767/59
15Deportivo Cali3845272016+497110110/97
16Alianza3358171327−1497108108/97
17Internacional de Bogotá5524282626097107107/97
18Jaguares——182033−13191818/19
19Boyacá Chicó3336171532−17978686/97Relegation to Torneo DIMAYOR
18Cúcuta Deportivo——162235−13191616/19

Updated to match(es) played on 3 May 2026. Source: Dimayor
Rules for classification: 1) average, 2) 2026 points, 3) 2026 goal difference, 4) 2026 goals for, 5) 2026 away goals for, 6) 2026 goals against, 7) 2026 away goals against, 8) 2026 wins, 9) play-off match (only if needed to decide relegation).[44]

See also

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