Liga Nacional de Fútbol de Honduras 1989-90
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In 1989-90, Olimpia won its tenth title in Liga Nacional de Fútbol de Honduras after beating Real España in the final, the tournament had 27 rounds in the regular season and a final round.
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[edit] 1989-90 teams
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[edit] Regular season
[edit] Olimpia's record
| # | Club | GP | GW | GD | GL | GF:GA | PTS |
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| ? | Olimpia | 27 | 15 | 10 | 2 | 39:17 | 40 |
[edit] Final round
[edit] Final
| 27 December 1989 | Real España  |
1:0 | Olimpia |
Estadio Francisco Morazán San Pedro Sula, Honduras Attendance: ?? Referee: ?? (HON) |
| Daniel Sosa de la Rosa |
| 10 January 1990 | Olimpia |
1:0 | Real España |
Estadio Tiburcio Carias Andino Tegucigalpa, Honduras Attendance: ?? Referee: ?? (HON) |
| Rudy Williams | |
- Olimpia champions as better goal difference in regular season
[edit] Top scorer
- Alex Geovanny Avila (Real España) with 13 golas
[edit] Squads
[edit] Marathón
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[edit] Motagua
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[edit] Olimpia
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[edit] Platense
- Marco Antonio Gómez
- Raúl Centeno Gamboa
[edit] Real España
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[edit] Sula
- Fernando Nuila
[edit] Victoria
- Jorge Alberto "Bala" Bennett
- Carlos Roberto "Condorito" Mejía Alvarenga
[edit] Vida
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[edit] Known results
[edit] Round 1
[edit] Relegation playoffs
- Curacao 1:2 Sula
- Sula 0:0 Vida
- Vida 1:1 Curacao
[edit] Pentagonal
- 26 October 1989 Motagua 0:0 Olimpia (In Tegucigalpa)
- 29 October 1989 Olimpia 0:0 Marathón (In Tegucigalpa)
- 5 November 1989 Motagua 0:2 Real España (In Tegucigalpa)
- 15 November 1989 Real España 2:0 Marathón (In San Pedro Sula)
- 29 November 1989 Marathón 0:1 Platense (In San Pedro Sula)
- 2 December 1989 Olimpia 4:1 Motagua (In San Pedro Sula)
- 6 December 1989 Marathón 0:1 Olimpia (In San Pedro Sula)
- 13 December 1989 Real España 1:0 Motagua (In San Pedro Sula)
- 23 December 1989 Marathón : Real España (canceled In San Pedro Sula)
[edit] Unknown rounds
- 18 May 1989 Motagua 0:1 Vida (In Tegucigalpa)
- 24 May 1989 Real España 1:1 Motagua (In San Pedro Sula)
- 4 June 1989 Olimpia 3:0 Vida (In Tegucigalpa)
- 6 July 1989 Motagua 1:2 Olimpia (In Tegucigalpa)
- 9 July 1989 Súper Estrella 5:2 Curacao (In Danlí)
