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| competition = Liga Nacional de Honduras | season = 2018–19 | dates = {{nowrap|28 July 2018–May 2019}} | logo = | winners = Apertura: Motagua Clausura: TBD | relegated = TBD | continentalcup1 = CONCACAF League | continentalcup1 qualifiers = Motagua TBD TBD | continentalcup2 = | continentalcup2 qualifiers = | league topscorer = Bengtson (21) | total goals = 437 | matches = 170 | biggest home win = MOT 6–1 RDM (10 November 2018) | biggest away win = HNP 2–6 RES (7 October 2018) | highest scoring = HNP 2–6 RES (7 October 2018) | longest unbeaten = OLI (15) | longest losses = RDM (6) | prevseason = 2017–18 | nextseason = 2019–20 | updated = 7 April 2019 }} The 2018–19 Liga Nacional de Honduras season will be the 53rd edition of the Liga Nacional de Honduras, the top football league in Honduras, since its establishment in 1965. The tournament is scheduled to start in July 2018 and end in May 2019. The season will be divided into two halves (Apertura and Clausura), each crowning one champion. The team with the best record will qualify to the 2020 CONCACAF Champions League. The next two will qualify to the 2019 CONCACAF League. 2018–19 teams{{Location map+| Honduras | width=400 | float = | caption = Location of teams in 2018–19 season |places={{Location map~| Honduras | lat = 15.24 | long = -87.48 | label = Honduras Progreso | position=bottom}}{{Location map~| Honduras | lat = 14.39 | long = -86.13 | label = Juticalpa | position=top}}{{Location map~| Honduras | lat = 15.47 | long = -88.00 | label = Marathón | position=bottom}}{{Location map~| Honduras | lat = 14.09 | long = -87.20 | label = Motagua | position=right}}{{Location map~| Honduras | lat = 14.09 | long = -87.20 | label = Olimpia | position=top}}{{Location map~| Honduras | lat = 15.84 | long = -87.93 | label = Platense | position=top}}{{Location map~| Honduras | lat = 15.47 | long = -88.00 | label = Real España | position=left}}{{Location map~| Honduras | lat = 14.09 | long = -87.20 | label = Lobos UPNFM | position=left}}{{Location map~| Honduras | lat = 14.09 | long = -87.20 | label = Real de Minas | position=bottom}}{{Location map~| Honduras | lat = 15.78 | long = -86.78 | label = Vida | position=bottom}}}} A total of 10 teams will contest the tournament, including 9 sides from the 2017–18 season plus C.D. Real de Minas, promoted from the 2017–18 Liga de Ascenso.
Managerial changes
AperturaThe Apertura tournament was the first half of the 2018–19 season which run from 28 July to 16 December 2018. The schedule of the Apertura was released on 13 July.[3] F.C. Motagua finished at the top of the standings for their first time since 2010. Meanwhile, Lobos UPNFM reached their best regular season performance finishing third. C.D. Real de Minas finished last in their first league appearance. Club Deportivo Olimpia eliminated Real C.D. España and qualified to their first final series since 2016.[4] Motagua, their rivals on the other side, qualified to their fifth consecutive final.[5] With a 2–1 aggregate score, Motagua conquered their 16th national title.[6] Regular seasonStandings{{2018–19 Liga Nacional de Honduras Apertura table}}Results{{#invoke:sports results|main| source = [https://int.soccerway.com/national/honduras/liga-nacional/20182019/apertura Soccerway] | update = 11 November 2018 | a_note = yes | matches_style = FBR | team1= HNP | team2= JUT | team3= MAR | team4= MOT | team5= OLI | team6= PLA | team7= RDM | team8= RES | team9= UPN | team10= VID | name_HNP = Honduras Progreso | name_JUT = Juticalpa | name_MAR = Marathón | name_MOT = Motagua | name_OLI = Olimpia | name_PLA = Platense | name_RDM = Real de Minas | name_RES = Real España | name_UPN = UPNFM | name_VID = Vida | match_HNP_JUT = 1–0 | match_HNP_MAR = 2–3 | match_HNP_MOT = 2–0 | match_HNP_OLI = 1–1 | match_HNP_PLA = 1–2 | match_HNP_RDM = 0–1 | match_HNP_RES = 2–6 | match_HNP_UPN = 2–1 | match_HNP_VID = 1–1 | match_JUT_HNP = 0–0 | match_JUT_MAR = 0–3 | match_JUT_MAR_note=Match awarded to C.D. Marathón with a 3–0 score as a result of Juticalpa F.C. fielding the ineligible player Carlos Palacios. The match originally ended 1–1. | match_JUT_MOT = 1–2 | match_JUT_OLI = 2–2 | match_JUT_PLA = 1–1 | match_JUT_RDM = 3–2 | match_JUT_RES = 1–1 | match_JUT_UPN = 0–1 | match_JUT_VID = 3–1 | match_MAR_HNP = 3–1 | match_MAR_JUT = 4–3 | match_MAR_MOT = 1–1 | match_MAR_OLI = 1–1 | match_MAR_PLA = 1–1 | match_MAR_RDM = 3–1 | match_MAR_RES = 2–2 | match_MAR_UPN = 2–1 | match_MAR_VID = 0–0 | match_MOT_HNP = 2–0 | match_MOT_JUT = 5–0 | match_MOT_MAR = 1–0 | match_MOT_OLI = 0–1 | match_MOT_PLA = 1–0 | match_MOT_RDM = 6–1 | match_MOT_RES = 1–0 | match_MOT_UPN = 1–0 | match_MOT_VID = 1–0 | match_OLI_HNP = 2–2 | match_OLI_JUT = 1–1 | match_OLI_MAR = 2–1 | match_OLI_MOT = 1–1 | match_OLI_PLA = 2–1 | match_OLI_RDM = 2–0 | match_OLI_RES = 2–1 | match_OLI_UPN = 1–0 | match_OLI_VID = 0–0 | match_OLI_VID_note=At Estadio General Francisco Morazán. | match_PLA_HNP = 2–3 | match_PLA_JUT = 0–0 | match_PLA_MAR = 1–0 | match_PLA_MOT = 1–0 | match_PLA_OLI = 0–0 | match_PLA_RDM = 4–1 | match_PLA_RES = 2–1 | match_PLA_UPN = 0–0 | match_PLA_VID = 2–2 | match_RDM_HNP = 0–2 | match_RDM_JUT = 1–2 | match_RDM_MAR = 3–1 | match_RDM_MOT = 0–0 | match_RDM_OLI = 1–3 | match_RDM_PLA = 0–3 | match_RDM_RES = 1–0 | match_RDM_UPN = 0–1 | match_RDM_VID = 0–2 | match_RES_HNP = 3–2 | match_RES_JUT = 2–1 | match_RES_MAR = 1–1 | match_RES_MOT = 1–1 | match_RES_OLI = 1–3 | match_RES_PLA = 1–0 | match_RES_RDM = 2–1 | match_RES_UPN = 1–2 | match_RES_VID = 3–0 | match_UPN_HNP = 3–1 | match_UPN_JUT = 4–1 | match_UPN_MAR = 1–1 | match_UPN_MOT = 1–3 | match_UPN_OLI = 2–1 | match_UPN_PLA = 2–1 | match_UPN_RDM = 2–0 | match_UPN_RES = 1–3 | match_UPN_VID = 1–1 | match_VID_HNP = 1–4 | match_VID_JUT = 3–0 | match_VID_MAR = 0–1 | match_VID_MOT = 1–2 | match_VID_OLI = 2–0 | match_VID_PLA = 2–0 | match_VID_RDM = 2–2 | match_VID_RES = 2–2 | match_VID_UPN = 1–2 }} PlayoffsResults{{2018–19 Liga Nacional de Honduras – Apertura playoffs}}{{Football box collapsible| date = 14 November 2018 | time = 19:15 | round = Quarterfinals | team1 = Platense | score = 1–1 | report = https://int.soccerway.com/matches/2018/11/16/honduras/liga-nacional/cd-platense/upnfm/2934039/?ICID=PL_MS_03 | team2 = UPNFM | goals1 = Nieto {{goal|84|pen.}} {{football kit| pattern_b=_greenshoulders|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=FFFFFF|body=FFFFFF|rightarm=FFFFFF|shorts=FFFFFF|socks=FFFFFF}} Starting XI (GK) Zúniga – 1 Bolaños – 3 Matute – 4 Lobo – 9 {{suboff|46}} Álvarez – 10 Vargas – 12 Flores – 21 Aguilar – 22 {{suboff|67}} Rodas –24 Mendoza – 25 Arriaga – 33 Substitutes {{subon|46}} Fajardo – 13 {{subon|67}} Nieto – 8 Coach Martínez (HON) | goals2 = {{goal|39|pen.}} Benguché {{football kit| pattern_b=|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=FF8000|body=FF8000|rightarm=FF8000|shorts=FF8000|socks=FF8000}} Starting XI 1 – Valladares (GK) 6 – Reyes 9 – Benguché {{suboff|86}} 14 – Castillo 15 – Urmeneta 16 – Montoya 21 – Peña {{suboff|61}} 23 – Álvarez 26 – Osorio 27 – Pinto {{suboff|46}} 29 – Fernández Substitutes 8 – Cálix {{subon|46}} 11 – Meléndez {{subon|61}} 17 – Gutiérrez {{subon|86}} Coach (HON) Nazar | location = Puerto Cortés | stadium = Estadio Excélsior | attendance = 1,531 | referee = Erick Andino | nobars = Y }}{{Football box collapsible | date = 17 November 2018 | time = 19:00 | round = Quarterfinals | team1 = UPNFM | score = 0–1 | aggregatescore = 1–2 | report = https://int.soccerway.com/matches/2018/11/18/honduras/liga-nacional/upnfm/cd-platense/2934041 | team2 = Platense | goals1 = {{football kit| pattern_b=|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=FF8000|body=FF8000|rightarm=FF8000|shorts=FF8000|socks=FF8000}} Starting XI (GK) Valladares – 1 Reyes – 6 Benguché – 9 Castillo – 14 Urmeneta – 15 Montoya – 16 Gutiérrez – 17 {{suboff|51}} Peña – 21 Álvarez – 23 {{suboff|66}} Osorio – 26 {{suboff|59}} Pinto – 27 Substitutes {{subon|51}} Meléndez – 11 {{subon|59}} Cálix – 11 {{subon|66}} Padilla – 10 Coach Nazar (HON) | goals2 = {{goal|6}} Winchester {{football kit| pattern_b=_lightgreenshoulders|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=000000|body=000000|rightarm=000000|shorts=000000|socks=FFFFFF}} Starting XI 1 – Zúniga (GK) 3 – Bolaños 4 – Matute 7 – Winchester {{suboff|76}} 8 – Nieto 12 – Vargas 21 – Flores 22 – Aguilar {{suboff|89}} 24 – Rodas {{suboff|58}} 25 – Mendoza 33 – Arriaga Substitutes 14 – Reyes {{subon|58}} 17 – Britto {{subon|76}} 2 – Castro {{subon|89}} Coach (HON) Martínez | location = Choluteca | stadium = Estadio Emilio Williams Agasse | attendance = 2,387 | referee = Héctor Rodríguez | nobars = Y }}{{Football box collapsible | date = 14 November 2018 | time = 19:00 | round = Quarterfinals | team1 = Real España | score = 2–0 | report = https://int.soccerway.com/matches/2018/11/15/honduras/liga-nacional/real-cd-espana/cd-marathon/2934038/?ICID=PL_MS_01 | team2 = Marathón | goals1 = Benavídez {{goal|34|pen.}} Vuelto {{goal|78|pen.}} {{football kit| pattern_b=_blackstripes5|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=FFFF00|body=FFFF00|rightarm=FFFF00|shorts=000000|socks=000000}} Starting XI (GK) R. López – 12 Montes – 2 Puerto – 6 Martínez – 10 Vargas – 15 Leverón – 16 {{suboff|85}} Claros – 17 Vuelto – 18 I. López – 19 Delgado – 23 {{suboff|60}} Benavídez – 38 Substitutes {{subon|60}} Arita – 20 {{subon|85}} Quiroz – 45 Coach García (URU) | goals2 = {{penmiss}} Arboleda {{football kit| pattern_b=|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=009E60|body=009E60|rightarm=009E60|shorts=FFFFFF|socks=009E60}} Starting XI 25 – Torres (GK) 2 – Bernárdez 3 – Córdova 7 – Discua 8 – Róchez {{suboff|81}} 9 – Ramírez {{suboff|57}} 16 – Banegas 21 – Smith 27 – Arboleda 29 – Johnson 38 – Martínez {{suboff|57}} Substitutes – Vargas {{subon|57}} 24 – Lahera {{subon|57}} 22 – Romero {{subon|81}} Coach (ARG) Vargas | location = San Pedro Sula | stadium = Estadio General Francisco Morazán | attendance = 3,979 | referee = Nelson Salgado | nobars = Y }}{{Football box collapsible | date = 17 November 2018 | time = 15:00 | round = Quarterfinals | team1 = Marathón | score = 3–2 | aggregatescore = 3–4 | report = https://int.soccerway.com/matches/2018/11/17/honduras/liga-nacional/cd-marathon/real-cd-espana/2934040 | team2 = Real España | goals1 = Arboleda {{goal|3}} {{goal|36}} Discua {{goal|65}} {{football kit| pattern_b=|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=009E60|body=009E60|rightarm=009E60|shorts=FFFFFF|socks=009E60}} Starting XI (GK) Torres – 25 Bernárdez – 2 {{suboff|34}} Córdova – 3 Discua – 7 {{suboff|62}} Ramírez – 9 {{suboff|57}} Espinoza – 15 Lahera – 24 Arboleda – 27 Johnson – 29 Solano – 30 Martínez – 38 Substitutes {{subon|34}} Smith – 21 {{subon|57}} Róchez – 8 {{subon|62}} Vargas – Coach Vargas (ARG) | goals2 = {{goal|39}} Tejeda {{goal|52}} Oseguera {{football kit| pattern_b=_blackstripes5|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=FFFF00|body=FFFF00|rightarm=FFFF00|shorts=000000|socks=000000}} Starting XI 12 – R. López (GK) 2 – Montes 6 – Puerto {{suboff|69}} 10 – Martínez {{suboff|81}} 13 – Tejeda 15 – Vargas {{sent off|2|67|85}} 17 – Claros 18 – Vuelto {{suboff|90+5}} 19 – I. López 23 – Delgado 28 – Oseguera Substitutes 4 – Velásquez {{subon|69}} 45 – Quiroz {{subon|81}} 49 – Martínez {{subon|90+5}} Coach (URU) García | location = San Pedro Sula | stadium = Estadio Yankel Rosenthal | attendance = 2,989 | referee = Melvin Matamoros | nobars = Y }} {{Football box collapsible | date = 25 November 2018 | time = 16:00 | round = Semifinals | team1 = Platense | score = 0–1 | report = https://int.soccerway.com/matches/2018/11/25/honduras/liga-nacional/cd-platense/cd-motagua/2936409/?ICID=PL_MS_03 | team2 = Motagua | goals1 = {{football kit| pattern_b=_greenshoulders|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=FFFFFF|body=FFFFFF|rightarm=FFFFFF|shorts=FFFFFF|socks=FFFFFF}} Starting XI (GK) Zúniga – 1 Bolaños – 3 Matute – 4 Winchester – 7 {{suboff|47}} Vargas – 12 {{suboff|60}} Reyes – 14 Flores – 21 Aguilar – 22 {{suboff|56}} Rodas – 24 Mendoza – 25 Arriaga – 33 Substitutes {{subon|47}} Altamirano – 11 {{subon|56}} Fajardo – 13 {{subon|60}} Benítez – 30 Coach Martínez (HON) | goals2 = {{goal|49}} López {{football kit| pattern_b=|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=002147|body=002147|rightarm=002147|shorts=002147|socks=002147}} Starting XI 19 – Rougier (GK) 2 – Montes 6 – Mayorquín {{suboff|85}} 8 – Martínez 9 – Castillo {{suboff|86}} 12 – Santos 16 – Castellanos 17 – Maldonado 21 – Moreira 24 – Elvir 34 – López {{suboff|83}} Substitutes 7 – Andino {{subon|83}} 4 – Peña {{subon|85}} 22 – Estupiñán {{subon|86}} Coach (ARG) Vásquez | location = Puerto Cortés | stadium = Estadio Excélsior | attendance = 4,398 | referee = Melvin Matamoros | nobars = Y }}{{Football box collapsible | date = 2 December 2018 | time = 16:00 | round = Semifinals | team1 = Motagua | score = 3–1 | aggregatescore = 4–1 | report = https://int.soccerway.com/matches/2018/12/02/honduras/liga-nacional/cd-motagua/cd-platense/2937201 | team2 = Platense | goals1 = López {{goal|30}} Maldonado {{goal|48}} Crisanto {{goal|84}} {{football kit| pattern_b=|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=002147|body=002147|rightarm=002147|shorts=002147|socks=002147}} Starting XI (GK) Rougier – 19 Montes – 2 Mayorquín – 6 {{suboff|75}} Castillo – 9 {{suboff|66}} Galvaliz – 10 Santos – 12 {{suboff|46}} Castellanos – 16 Maldonado – 17 Moreira – 21 Elvir – 24 López – 34 Substitutes {{subon|46}} Peña – 4 {{subon|66}} Martínez – 8 {{subon|75}} Crisanto – 18 Coach Vásquez (ARG) | goals2 = {{goal|76}} Castro {{football kit| pattern_b=_greenshoulders|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=FFFFFF|body=FFFFFF|rightarm=FFFFFF|shorts=FFFFFF|socks=FFFFFF}} Starting XI 1 – Zúniga (GK) 3 – Bolaños 4 – Matute 7 – Winchester 8 – Nieto 17 – Britto 21 – Flores {{suboff|46}} 22 – Aguilar 25 – Mendoza 30 – Benítez {{suboff|57}} 33 – Arriaga Substitutes 2 – Castro {{subon|46}} 12 – Vargas {{subon|57}} Coach (HON) Martínez | location = Tegucigalpa | stadium = Estadio Tiburcio Carías Andino | attendance = 13,784 | referee = Saíd Martínez | nobars = Y }}{{Football box collapsible | date = 24 November 2018 | time = 19:00 | round = Semifinals | team1 = Real España | score = 2–2 | report = https://int.soccerway.com/matches/2018/11/24/honduras/liga-nacional/real-cd-espana/cd-olimpia/2936408 | team2 = Olimpia | goals1 = Tejeda {{goal|11}} Vuelto {{goal|55}} {{football kit| pattern_b=_blackstripes5|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=FFFF00|body=FFFF00|rightarm=FFFF00|shorts=000000|socks=000000}} Starting XI (GK) R. López – 12 Montes – 2 Puerto – 6 Mejía – 8 {{suboff|82}} Martínez – 10 Tejeda – 13 Leverón – 16 {{suboff|77}} Vuelto – 18 I. López – 19 Oseguera – 28 Benavídez – 38 Substitutes {{subon|77}} Delgado – 23 {{subon|82}} Guevara – 37 Coach García (URU) | goals2 = {{goal|50}} Velásquez {{goal|59}} Álvarez {{football kit| pattern_b=|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=FFFFFF|body=FFFFFF|rightarm=FFFFFF|shorts=FFFFFF|socks=FFFFFF}} Starting XI 1 – Menjívar (GK) 2 – Álvarez 5 – Alvarado 7 – C. Mejía {{suboff|82}} 9 – D. Reyes {{suboff|87}} 17 – Paz 20 – Flores 21 – Espíndola 23 – Velásquez {{suboff|76}} 27 – Bengtson 31 – Thomas Substitutes 24 – J. Reyes {{subon|76}} 14 – Lacayo {{subon|82}} 29 – G. Mejía {{subon|87}} Coach (URU) Keosseián | location = San Pedro Sula | stadium = Estadio Olímpico Metropolitano | attendance = 10,541 | referee = Héctor Rodríguez | nobars = Y }}{{Football box collapsible | date = 1 December 2018 | time = 19:00 | round = Semifinals | team1 = Olimpia | score = 0–0 | aggregatescore = 2–2 | report = https://int.soccerway.com/matches/2018/12/02/honduras/liga-nacional/cd-olimpia/real-cd-espana/2937202 | team2 = Real España | goals1 = {{football kit| pattern_b=|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=FFFFFF|body=FFFFFF|rightarm=FFFFFF|shorts=FFFFFF|socks=FFFFFF}} Starting XI (GK) Menjívar – 1 Álvarez – 2 Alvarado – 5 C. Mejía – 7 {{suboff|74}} D. Reyes – 9 Paz – 17 Flores – 20 Espíndola – 21 {{suboff|74}} Velásquez – 23 {{suboff|90}} Bengtson – 27 Thomas – 31 Substitutes {{subon|74}} Lacayo – 14 {{subon|74}} J. Reyes – 24 {{subon|90}} G. Mejía – 29 Coach Keosseián (URU) | goals2 = {{football kit| pattern_b=_blackstripes5|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=FFFF00|body=FFFF00|rightarm=FFFF00|shorts=000000|socks=000000}} Starting XI 12 – R. López (GK) 2 – Montes 6 – Puerto 10 – Martínez 13 – Tejeda 15 – Vargas 18 – Vuelto 19 – I. López 23 – Delgado {{suboff|66}} 28 – Oseguera 38 – Benavídez {{suboff|84}} Substitutes 17 – Claros {{subon|66}} 8 – Mejía {{subon|84}} Coach (URU) García | location = Tegucigalpa | stadium = Estadio Tiburcio Carías Andino | attendance = 22,383 | referee = Armando Castro | nobars = Y }} {{Football box collapsible | date = 9 December 2018 | time = 16:00 | round = Final | team1 = Olimpia | score = 0–2 | report = https://int.soccerway.com/matches/2018/12/09/honduras/liga-nacional/cd-olimpia/cd-motagua/2944133 | team2 = Motagua | goals1 = {{football kit| pattern_b=|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=FFFFFF|body=FFFFFF|rightarm=FFFFFF|shorts=FFFFFF|socks=FFFFFF}} Starting XI (GK) Menjívar – 1 Álvarez – 2 Alvarado – 5 Castillo – 6 {{suboff|57}} Martínez – 12 {{sent off|2|31|32}} Paz – 17 Flores – 20 Espíndola – 21 Reyes – 24 {{suboff|84}} Bengtson – 27 {{suboff|75}} Thomas – 31 Substitutes {{subon|57}} C. Mejía – 7 {{subon|75}} G. Mejía – 29 {{subon|84}} Costly – 13 Coach Keosseián (URU) | goals2 = {{goal|64}} Castillo {{goal|71}} Moreira {{football kit| pattern_b=|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=002147|body=002147|rightarm=002147|shorts=002147|socks=002147}} Starting XI 19 – Rougier (GK) 2 – Montes 6 – Mayorquín {{suboff|62}} 9 – Castillo 10 – Galvaliz {{suboff|77}} 12 – Santos 16 – Castellanos {{suboff|83}} 17 – Maldonado 21 – Moreira 24 – Elvir 34 – López Substitutes 8 – Martínez {{subon|62}} 4 – Peña {{subon|77}} 5 – Pereira {{subon|83}} Coach (ARG) Vásquez | location = Tegucigalpa | stadium = Estadio Tiburcio Carías Andino | attendance = 23,350 | referee = Héctor Rodríguez | nobars = Y }}{{Football box collapsible | date = 16 December 2018 | time = 16:00 | round = Final | team1 = Motagua | score = 0–1 | aggregatescore = 2–1 | report = https://int.soccerway.com/matches/2018/12/16/honduras/liga-nacional/cd-motagua/cd-olimpia/2944134 | team2 = Olimpia | goals1 = {{football kit| pattern_b=|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=002147|body=002147|rightarm=002147|shorts=002147|socks=002147}} Starting XI (GK) Rougier – 19 Montes – 2 {{suboff|74}} Mayorquín – 6 Castillo – 9 {{suboff|64}} Galvaliz – 10 Santos – 12 Castellanos – 16 Maldonado – 17 Moreira – 21 Elvir – 24 {{suboff|87}} López – 34 Substitutes {{subon|64}} Martínez – 8 {{subon|74}} Peña – 4 {{subon|87}} Andino – 7 Coach Vásquez (ARG) | goals2 = {{goal|78|o.g.}} Montes {{football kit| pattern_b=|pattern_la=|pattern_ra=|leftarm=FFFFFF|body=FFFFFF|rightarm=FFFFFF|shorts=FFFFFF|socks=FFFFFF}} Starting XI 1 – Menjívar (GK) 2 – Álvarez 3 – Güity 5 – Alvarado {{suboff|61}} 7 – C. Mejía {{suboff|46}} 13 – Costly 17 – Paz 20 – Flores 21 – Espíndola 27 – Bengtson 29 – G. Mejía {{suboff|72}} Substitutes 26 – Salas {{subon|46}} 14 – Lacayo {{subon|61}} 9 – Reyes {{subon|72}} Coach (URU) Keosseián | location = Tegucigalpa | stadium = Estadio Tiburcio Carías Andino | attendance = 22,701 | referee = Melvin Matamoros | nobars = Y }} ClausuraThe Clausura tournament is the second half of the 2018–19 season which will run from January to May 2019. The schedule was released on 20 December 2018.[7] Regular seasonStandings{{2018–19 Liga Nacional de Honduras Clausura table}}Results{{#invoke:sports results|main| source = [https://int.soccerway.com/national/honduras/liga-nacional/20182019/clausura Soccerway] | update = 7 April 2019 | a_note = yes | matches_style = FBR | team1= HNP | team2= JUT | team3= MAR | team4= MOT | team5= OLI | team6= PLA | team7= RDM | team8= RES | team9= UPN | team10= VID | name_HNP = Honduras Progreso | name_JUT = Juticalpa | name_MAR = Marathón | name_MOT = Motagua | name_OLI = Olimpia | name_PLA = Platense | name_RDM = Real de Minas | name_RES = Real España | name_UPN = UPNFM | name_VID = Vida | match_HNP_JUT = | match_HNP_MAR = 0–1 | match_HNP_MOT = 0–1 | match_HNP_OLI = 1–2 | match_HNP_PLA = 1–4 | match_HNP_RDM = 0–0 | match_HNP_RES = 1–2 | match_HNP_UPN = | match_HNP_VID = 2–0 | match_JUT_HNP = 2–2 | match_JUT_MAR = 1–1 | match_JUT_MOT = | match_JUT_OLI = 0–4 | match_JUT_PLA = | match_JUT_RDM = 3–3 | match_JUT_RES = 1–2 | match_JUT_UPN = 0–0 | match_JUT_VID = 1–1 | match_MAR_HNP = | match_MAR_JUT = 1–2 | match_MAR_MOT = 1–0 | match_MAR_OLI = 1–0 | match_MAR_PLA = 2–1 | match_MAR_RDM = 2–1 | match_MAR_RES = 2–2 | match_MAR_UPN = 3–1 | match_MAR_VID = 4–3 | match_MOT_HNP = 4–0 | match_MOT_JUT = 4–0 | match_MOT_MAR = n | match_MOT_OLI = 1–1 | match_MOT_PLA = 0–1 | match_MOT_RDM = 0–2 | match_MOT_RES = 1–0 | match_MOT_UPN = 3–0 | match_MOT_VID = | match_OLI_HNP = 2–1 | match_OLI_JUT = | match_OLI_MAR = 3–0 | match_OLI_MOT = 0–0 | match_OLI_PLA = 2–1 | match_OLI_RDM = | match_OLI_RES = 0–0 | match_OLI_UPN = 1–2 | match_OLI_VID = 4–0 | match_PLA_HNP = 2–0 | match_PLA_JUT = 1–1 | match_PLA_MAR = 2–3 | match_PLA_MOT = | match_PLA_OLI = 1–2 | match_PLA_RDM = 3–1 | match_PLA_RES = 4–0 | match_PLA_UPN = 0–1 | match_PLA_VID = | match_RDM_HNP = 3–0 | match_RDM_JUT = 1–1 | match_RDM_MAR = | match_RDM_MOT = 0–2 | match_RDM_OLI = 1–3 | match_RDM_PLA = 0–0 | match_RDM_RES = 1–1 | match_RDM_UPN = | match_RDM_VID = 3–0 | match_RES_HNP = | match_RES_JUT = 0–0 | match_RES_MAR = 1–1 | match_RES_MOT = 3–1 | match_RES_OLI = n | match_RES_PLA = | match_RES_RDM = 2–0 | match_RES_UPN = 1–1 | match_RES_VID = 1–0 | match_UPN_HNP = 3–0 | match_UPN_JUT = 4–2 | match_UPN_MAR = 0–0 | match_UPN_MOT = 1–1 | match_UPN_OLI = | match_UPN_PLA = 2–0 | match_UPN_RDM = 2–2 | match_UPN_RES = | match_UPN_VID = 1–1 | match_VID_HNP = 2–1 | match_VID_JUT = 1–1 | match_VID_MAR = | match_VID_MOT = 0–1 | match_VID_OLI = 0–1 | match_VID_PLA = 1–1 | match_VID_RDM = | match_VID_RES = 0–2 | match_VID_UPN = 1–1 }} PlayoffsResults{{Football box collapsible| date = 1–2 May 2019 | time = | round = Quarterfinals | team1 = | score = | report = | team2 = | goals1 = | goals2 = | location = | stadium = | attendance = | referee = | nobars = Y }}{{Football box collapsible | date = 4–5 May 2019 | time = | round = Quarterfinals | team1 = | score = | report = | team2 = | goals1 = | goals2 = | location = | stadium = | attendance = | referee = | nobars = Y }}{{Football box collapsible | date = 1–2 May 2019 | time = | round = Quarterfinals | team1 = | score = | report = | team2 = | goals1 = | goals2 = | location = | stadium = | attendance = | referee = | nobars = Y }}{{Football box collapsible | date = 4–5 May 2019 | time = | round = Quarterfinals | team1 = | score = | report = | team2 = | goals1 = | goals2 = | location = | stadium = | attendance = | referee = | nobars = Y }} {{Football box collapsible | date = 11–12 May 2019 | time = | round = Semifinals | team1 = | score = | report = | team2 = | goals1 = | goals2 = | location = | stadium = | attendance = | referee = | nobars = Y }}{{Football box collapsible | date = 18–19 May 2019 | time = | round = Semifinals | team1 = | score = | report = | team2 = | goals1 = | goals2 = | location = | stadium = | attendance = | referee = | nobars = Y }}{{Football box collapsible | date = 11–12 May 2019 | time = | round = Semifinals | team1 = | score = | report = | team2 = | goals1 = | goals2 = | location = | stadium = | attendance = | referee = | nobars = Y }}{{Football box collapsible | date = 18–19 May 2019 | time = | round = Semifinals | team1 = | score = | report = | team2 = | goals1 = | goals2 = | location = | stadium = | attendance = | referee = | nobars = Y }} {{Football box collapsible | date = 25–26 May 2019 | time = | round = Final | team1 = | score = | report = | team2 = | goals1 = | goals2 = | location = | stadium = | attendance = | referee = | nobars = Y }}{{Football box collapsible | date = 2–3 June 2019 | time = | round = Final | team1 = | score = | report = | team2 = | goals1 = | goals2 = | location = | stadium = | attendance = | referee = | nobars = Y }} Top goalscorersThe top scorer will be determined by the addition of goals of both Apertura and Clausura tournaments. As of 7 April 2019
{{flagicon|HON}} Jerry Bengtson (Olimpia){{colend}}
{{flagicon|COL}} Justin Arboleda (Marathón) {{flagicon|PAR}} Roberto Moreira (Motagua){{colend}}
{{flagicon|COL}} Yerson Gutiérrez (Honduras Progreso){{colend}}
{{flagicon|HON}} Jorge Benguché (UPNFM / Olimpia){{colend}}
{{flagicon|HON}} Carlos Lanza (Juticalpa){{colend}}
{{flagicon|HON}} Darixon Vuelto (Real España) {{flagicon|HON}} Ángel Tejeda (Real España) {{flagicon|HON}} Carlos Bernárdez (Vida){{colend}}
{{flagicon|HON}} Rubilio Castillo (Motagua) {{flagicon|HON}} Kevin López (Motagua) {{flagicon|CUB}} Yaudel Lahera (Marathón) {{flagicon|HON}} Jhow Benavídez (Real España) {{flagicon|HON}} Kilmar Peña (UPNFM){{colend}}
{{flagicon|HON}} Iván López (Real España) {{flagicon|HON}} Franco Güity (Juticalpa / UPNFM) {{flagicon|HON}} Erick Andino (Motagua) {{flagicon|HON}} Frelys López (Honduras Progreso) {{flagicon|TRI}} Rundell Winchester (Platense){{colend}}
{{flagicon|HON}} Rony Martínez (Olimpia / Real España) {{flagicon|HON}} Óscar Salas (Olimpia / Juticalpa) {{flagicon|HON}} Carlos Discua (Marathón) {{flagicon|HON}} Joshua Nieto (Platense) {{flagicon|COL}} Javier Estupiñán (Motagua / Juticalpa){{colend}}
{{flagicon|HON}} Juan Delgado (Honduras Progreso) {{flagicon|HON}} Jeancarlo Vargas (Platense) {{flagicon|BRA}} Israel Silva (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Carlo Costly (Olimpia / Marathón){{colend}}
{{flagicon|HON}} Alexander Aguilar (Platense) {{flagicon|HON}} Mario Martínez (Real España) {{flagicon|HON}} Diego Reyes (Olimpia / Platense) {{flagicon|HON}} Gerson Rodas (Platense) {{flagicon|HON}} Bryan Johnson (Marathón) {{flagicon|HON}} José Tobías (H. Progreso / R. España) {{flagicon|HON}} Eddie Hernández (Vida) {{flagicon|HON}} Johnny Leverón (Real España){{colend}}
{{flagicon|HON}} José Pinto (UPNFM) {{flagicon|HON}} Ronald Montoya (UPNFM) {{flagicon|COL}} James Cabezas (Juticalpa) {{flagicon|HON}} Marvin Cálix (UPNFM) {{flagicon|HON}} Kervin Arriaga (Platense) {{flagicon|HON}} Júnior Lacayo (Olimpia) {{flagicon|HON}} Michael Osorio (Vida / UPNFM) {{flagicon|HON}} Juan Mejía (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Foslyn Grant (Vida) {{flagicon|HON}} Víctor Moncada (Juticalpa / UPNFM) {{flagicon|HON}} Rembrandt Flores (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Elmer Güity (Olimpia) {{flagicon|HON}} Darwin Andino (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Aldo Oviedo (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Árnold Meléndez (UPNFM){{colend}}
{{flagicon|HON}} Édgar Álvarez (Platense) {{flagicon|HON}} Moisés López (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Miguel Flores (Vida) {{flagicon|HON}} Samuel Córdova (Marathón) {{flagicon|HON}} Óscar Padilla (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|TRI}} Jerrel Britto (Platense) {{flagicon|HON}} Henry Romero (Marathón) {{flagicon|HON}} Cholby Martínez (Vida) {{flagicon|HON}} Brayan Velásquez (Olimpia) {{flagicon|HON}} Kevin Álvarez (Olimpia) {{flagicon|HON}} Júnior Padilla (UPNFM) {{flagicon|COL}} Juan Bolaños (Platense) {{flagicon|HON}} Walter Ramos (Honduras Progreso) {{flagicon|HON}} Edwin Solani (Marathón) {{flagicon|HON}} Jesse Moncada (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Pedro Mencía (Platense) {{flagicon|HON}} Nissi Sauceda (UPNFM) {{flagicon|HON}} José Reyes (Olimpia) {{flagicon|HON}} Luis Lobo (Platense / Juticalpa) {{flagicon|HON}} Jesús Canales (Vida) {{flagicon|HON}} Edwin Rodríguez (Olimpia) {{flagicon|ARG}} Marcelo Estigarribia (Motagua){{colend}}
{{flagicon|HON}} Clinton Arzú (Honduras Progreso) {{flagicon|HON}} Maylor Núñez (Juticalpa) {{flagicon|URU}} Maximiliano Callorda (Real España) {{flagicon|HON}} Carlos Mejía (Vida) {{flagicon|HON}} Christian Martínez (UPNFM) {{flagicon|HON}} Dábirson Castillo (Olimpia) {{flagicon|HON}} Gétsel Montes (Real España) {{flagicon|HON}} Jorge Claros (Real España) {{flagicon|HON}} Lázaro Yánez (UPNFM) {{flagicon|HON}} Román Valencia (Honduras Progreso) {{flagicon|HON}} Franklyn Morales (Honduras Progreso) {{flagicon|HON}} Marlon Ramírez (Marathón) {{flagicon|HON}} Marco Vega (Motagua) {{flagicon|HON}} Brayan Acosta (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Álex Corrales (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Carlos Róchez (Marathón) {{flagicon|HON}} Frédixon Elvir (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Jerry Palacios (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Luís Palma (Vida) {{flagicon|HON}} Marvin Bernárdez (Vida) {{flagicon|HON}} Juan Montes (Motagua) {{flagicon|HON}} Richard Martínez (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Julián Galo (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Denis Meléndez (Vida) {{flagicon|HON}} Elder Torres (Vida) {{flagicon|HON}} Sergio Peña (Motagua) {{flagicon|HON}} Jorge Álvarez (UPNFM) {{flagicon|ARG}} Matías Galvaliz (Motagua) {{flagicon|HON}} Walter Martínez (Motagua) {{flagicon|HON}} Javier Portillo (Vida) {{flagicon|HON}} César Oseguera (Real España) {{flagicon|HON}} Denil Maldonado (Motagua) {{flagicon|HON}} Wilmer Crisanto (Motagua) {{flagicon|COL}} Luís Castro (Platense) {{flagicon|HON}} Bayron Méndez (Juticalpa) {{flagicon|HON}} Aldo Fajardo (Platense) {{flagicon|HON}} Josué Villafranca (Motagua) {{flagicon|HON}} Brayan Martínez (Marathón) {{flagicon|HON}} Dylan Andrade (Honduras Progreso) {{flagicon|HON}} Jorge Cardona (Honduras Progreso) {{flagicon|HON}} Henry Ayala (Juticalpa) {{flagicon|HON}} Luís Guzmán (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Ian Osorio (UPNFM) {{flagicon|HON}} Jairo Puerto (Real España) {{flagicon|HON}} Bryan Bernárdez (Marathón) {{flagicon|ARG}} Emiliano Bonfigli (Olimpia) {{flagicon|HON}} Esdras Padilla (Vida) {{flagicon|HON}} Nelson Muñoz (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Milton Castro (Honduras Progreso) {{flagicon|HON}} Allans Vargas (Real España) {{flagicon|HON}} German Mejía (Olimpia) {{flagicon|HON}} Edgar Vásquez (UPNFM) {{flagicon|HON}} Diego Rodríguez (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|URU}} Leandro Sosa (Olimpia) {{flagicon|HON}} Alfredo Mejía (Real España) {{flagicon|HON}} Kevin Maradiaga (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} Jeffri Flores (Platense) {{flagicon|URU}} Francisco Techera (Juticalpa) {{flagicon|HON}} Marvin Barrios (Juticalpa){{colend}}
{{flagicon|HON}} Brayan Acosta (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|HON}} José Murillo (Juticalpa) {{flagicon|HON}} Luis González (Honduras Progreso) {{flagicon|HON}} Wilfredo Barahona (Juticalpa) {{flagicon|HON}} Esdras Padilla (Real de Minas) {{flagicon|COL}} Luís Castro (Platense) {{flagicon|HON}} Juan Montes (Motagua) {{flagicon|ARG}} Martín Bonjour (Olimpia){{colend}} Aggregate tableRelegation will be determined by the aggregated table of both Apertura and Clausura tournaments. {{2018–19 Liga Nacional de Honduras aggregate table}}Controversies
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