1964–65 Mexican Primera División season

Liga MX
Season	1964-65
Champions	C.D. Guadalajara (7th Title)
Relegated	Club Deportivo Nacional
← 1963-64 1965–66 →

Statistics of Primera División de México in season 1964/1965.

Overview

Promotional tournament was held to increase the number of teams for the 1964-65 season. Club Deportivo Nacional finished in first place, and was not to be relegated from the Primera Division. Veracruz finished in second place, and was promoted to Primera Division.

Cruz Azul (Jasso) was promoted to Primera División.

The season was contested by 16 teams, and C.D. Guadalajara won the championship.

Club Deportivo Nacional was relegated to Segunda División.

League standings

Pos	Club	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Result
1	C.D. Guadalajara	30	15	10	5	47	29	40	Champions
2	CD Oro	30	16	6	8	60	40	38
3	C.F. Monterrey	30	17	3	10	45	27	37
4	Club América	30	10	14	6	36	23	34
5	Atlante F.C.	30	10	13	7	28	25	33
6	U.N.A.M.	30	11	9	10	39	39	31
7	Club León	30	12	6	12	37	35	30
8	Cruz Azul	30	10	9	11	45	42	29
9	F.C. Atlas	30	10	9	11	37	45	29
10	Veracruz	30	10	8	12	41	44	28
11	Toluca	30	8	11	11	31	34	27
12	Club Necaxa	30	9	9	12	34	43	27
13	Athletico Morelia	30	10	6	14	44	52	26
14	CD Zacatepec	30	8	10	12	29	37	26
15	Deportivo Irapuato	30	7	9	14	29	46	23
16	Club Deportivo Nacional	30	6	10	14	29	50	22	Relegated

References

Mexico - List of final tables (RSSSF)

Liga MX

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