Argentina Primera B Nacional Corners Bitcoin Sports Betting

The second division of the Argentine Football League is the Argentina Primera B Nacional. With more than 20 teams, this full Argentine league has been producing awesome game odds and matches for viewers around the world. Bet on your favorite Argentine team like Ferro Carril Oeste, All Boys, Boca Unidos, Crucero del Norte, Club Almagro, and a lot more! Below are the upcoming match odds for Primera B Nacional Corners:

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About the Argentina Primera B Nacional Corners:

The league was founded in 1986 as the “substructure” of the Primera División in order to enable clubs that are not directly members of the AFA to enter professional football. This applies to almost all clubs outside the Buenos Aires conurbation. Before the league’s inception, their teams could only compete in the national cup competition Campeonato Nacional, except in their own regional leagues, because at the time the only way to advance to the Primera División was from what is now the third-rate Primera B.

The teams were not allowed to compete in the national cup competition, but only in their own regional leagues. The new league was moved between these two leagues from the 1986/87 season onwards, and continues to stand in the hierarchy above Torneo Argentino A, founded in 1995 and home to club teams from the interior.

Until 2007, two championships were played per season: The first half (Apertura) and the second half (Clausura). Since the 2007/08 season, this system has been abandoned in favour of a single championship. In addition, due to an outbreak of violence in a promotion match, fans of the visiting team were temporarily banned from attending the matches from the 2007/08 season, so the matches were only played in front of a home crowd.

However, this rule was abandoned in 2011, although individual matches may still be banned for the visiting team’s fans if security problems are expected.

Promotion and relegation

Until 2007, the promotion system between the first and second leagues was complicated – three different tables were taken into account because of the double championship, with several promotion matches and a kind of play-off round.

Since the 2007/08 season, with a single championship, first and second place finishers have been promoted directly, while the third and fourth places have been promoted against the third and fourth last in the relegation table of the first division. The relegation table of the Primera División is calculated from the point average of the last three years.

The third promoted player is determined in a match between the 18th of the Primera División relegation table and the third of the Nacional B, the fourth in a match between the 17th of the Primera División relegation table and the fourth of the Nacional B.

The relegation also takes place via a separate relegation table, in which the point average of the last three years is evaluated. The last two in the relegation table are relegated directly to the Primera B Metropolitana (teams from Buenos Aires) or Torneo Argentino A (teams from the interior), depending on their geographical origin. Two other teams – the next worst placed from Buenos Aires and inland – will play a relegation round (promoción) with the runners-up from Torneo Argentino A and Primera B Metropolitana respectively.