Liga Nacional 1969-70 Week 1 Sunday, 29 June 1969 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 1-0 Platense [Óscar Hernández | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 4-0-6 (11:14) Notes: Week 2 Sunday, 13 July 1969 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 2-0 Lempira [Roberto Abrussezze, Linauro di Paula | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 1-0-0 (2:0) Notes: Linauro di Paula scored his first goal for the club Week 3 Sunday, 31 August 1969 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 2-0 España [Roberto Abrussezze x2 | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 6-2-2 (13:8) Notes: Week 4 Sunday, 7 September 1969 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 1-3 Vida [Roberto Abrussezze | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 2-3-5 (10:17) Notes: Week 5 Sunday, 14 September 1969 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 0-2 Atlético Indio [ | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 1-3-2 (3:6) Notes: Week 6 Thursday, 18 September 1969 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Olimpia 0-0 Motagua [ | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 3-2-5 (10:13) Notes: Week 7 Sunday, 21 September 1969 Estadio Francisco Morazán, San Pedro Sula. Attendance: Marathón 1-1 Motagua [ | Rubén Guifarro] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 6-2-2 (20:14) Notes: Week 8 Sunday, 28 September 1969 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 0-0 Victoria [ | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 2-1-1 (6:3) Notes: Week 9 Sunday, 5 October 1969 Estadio Francisco Morazán, San Pedro Sula. Attendance: Progreso 0-0 Motagua [ | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 2-3-5 (12:12) Notes: Week 10 Sunday, 19 October 1969 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 2-1 Lempira [Mario Blandón | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 2-0-0 (4:1) Notes: Mario Blandón scored his first goal for the club Week 11 Sunday, 26 October 1969 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 1-4 Marathón [Óscar Hernández | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 6-2-3 (21:18) Notes: Week 12 Sunday, 2 November 1969 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 3-1 España [Geraldo Baptista x2, Óscar Hernández | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 7-2-2 (16:9) Notes: Week 13 Thursday, 13 November 1969 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 0-1 Olimpia [ | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 3-2-6 (10:14) Notes: Week 14 Sunday, 16 November 1969 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 2-0 Vida [Mario Blandón, Linauro di Paula | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 3-3-5 (12:17) Notes: Week 15 Sunday, 23 November 1969 Estadio Excélsior, Puerto Cortés. Attendance: Platense 1-1 Motagua [ | Juan Coello] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 4-1-6 (12:15) Notes: Juan Coello scored his first goal for the club Week 16 Sunday, 14 December 1969 Estadio Nilmo Edwards, La Ceiba. Attendance: Victoria 3-5 Motagua [César Aguirre, Alejandro Palacios | Geraldo Baptista x3, Mario Blandón, Marcos Banegas] Starting XI: DT: José Herrera Referee: New record: 3-1-1 (11:6) Notes: Geraldo Baptista scored his first hat-trick for the club Week 17 Sunday, 21 December 1969 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Atlético Indio 0-1 Motagua [ | Linauro di Paula] Starting XI: DT: José Herrera Referee: New record: 2-3-2 (4:6) Notes: Week 18 Sunday, 4 January 1970 Estadio Francisco Morazán, San Pedro Sula. Attendance: Progreso 1-2 Motagua [ | Juliano Netto x2] Starting XI: DT: José Herrera Referee: New record: 3-3-5 (14:13) Notes: Juliano Netto scored his first goal for the club Week 19 Sunday, 18 January 1970 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 1-0 Platense [Roselverh Garbutt (o.g.) | ] Starting XI: DT: José Herrera Referee: New record: 5-1-6 (13:15) Notes: This was FC Motagua's 100th game in league history Week 20 Sunday, 25 January 1970 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 3-2 Progreso [Luís Guifarro, Linauro di Paula, Pedro Colón | ] Starting XI: DT: José Herrera Referee: New record: 4-3-5 (17:15) Notes: Week 21 Sunday, 1 February 1970 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 0-0 Vida [ | ] Starting XI: DT: José Herrera Referee: New record: 3-4-5 (12:17) Notes: Week 22 Sunday, 8 February 1970 Estadio Francisco Morazán, San Pedro Sula. Attendance: Marathón 2-0 Motagua [ | ] Starting XI: DT: José Herrera Referee: New record: 6-2-4 (21:20) Notes: Week 23 Sunday, 15 February 1970 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Olimpia 1-1 Motagua [ | Mario Blandón] Starting XI: DT: José Herrera Referee: New record: 3-3-6 (11:15) Notes: Week 24 Sunday, 8 March 1970 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 4-2 Victoria [Luís Guifarro x2, Óscar Hernández, Mario Blandón | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 4-1-1 (15:8) Notes: Week 25 Sunday, 15 March 1970 Estadio Francisco Morazán, San Pedro Sula. Attendance: España 0-0 Motagua [ | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 7-3-2 (16:9) Notes: Week 26 Sunday, 29 March 1970 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 1-1 Atlético Indio [Mario Blandón | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 2-4-2 (5:7) Notes: Week 27 Sunday, 5 April 1970 Estadio Nacional, Tegucigalpa. Attendance: Motagua 4-0 Lempira [Geraldo Baptista, Pedro Colón, Mario Blandón, Luís Guifarro | ] Starting XI: DT: Referee: New record: 3-0-0 (8:1) Notes: Standings R Club G W D L F A +/- Pt Finish 1 Olimpia 27 16 11 0 38 16 +22 43 Winners ----------------------------------------------------------- 2 Motagua 27 13 9 5 38 26 +12 35 3 Marathón 27 15 4 8 57 40 +17 34 4 Vida 27 12 4 11 41 36 +5 28 5 España 27 10 8 9 29 27 +2 28 6 Platense 27 6 11 10 34 38 -4 23 7 Atlético Indio 27 8 7 12 30 38 -8 23 8 Victoria 27 7 6 14 34 51 -17 20 9 Lempira 27 7 5 15 33 45 -12 19 ----------------------------------------------------------- 10 Progreso 27 5 7 15 28 45 -17 17 Relegated Squad N Player Pos DOB Salvador Dubois (NCA) GK 15 August 1935 Roberto Abrussezze (BRA) FW 29 March 1948 Nelson Benavídez - - Fermín Navarro - - Lenard Welsh - - Pedro Colón - - Rubén Guifarro MF 15 October 1946 Julio Meza - - Marcos Banegas - - Geraldo Baptista (BRA) - - Roberto Jeréz - - Ricardo Cárdenas - - Mariano Godoy - - Óscar Hernández FW 10 June 1950 Mario Blandón - - Humberto Amador - - Federico Budde - - Jesús Castillo - - José Cruz DF 9 February 1952 Edgardo Orellana - - Jorge Solís DF 1 January 1935 Elio Banegas - - Marco Calderón - - Juan Coello - - Egdomilio Díaz - - Linauro di Paula (BRA) - - Alfonso Gutiérrez (CHI) - - Tomás Máximo - - Juliano Netto (BRA) - - Carlos Sanabria - - Lenard Welsh - - Top goalscorers N Player Goals 1 Mario Blandón 8 2 Geraldo Baptista 6 3 Rubén Guifarro 5 4 Óscar Hernández 4 Roberto Abrussezze 4 Linauro di Paula 4 7 Juliano Netto 2 Pedro Colón 2 9 Juan Coello 1 Marcos Banegas 1 Roselverh Garbutt (o.g.) 1 Home