Primera División de Fútbol Profesional
Season1995–96
ChampionsFAS (11th Title)
RelegatedTiburones
← 1994-95
1996-97 →

The 1995–96 Primera División de Fútbol Profesional season is the 44th tournament of El Salvador's Primera División since its establishment of the National League system in 1948. The tournament began on 3 September 1995 and it was scheduled to end on May 26, 1996. FAS won the replay championship match against LA Firpo 1–0. After the first game was tied 1-1.

Teams

Team City Stadium Head coach Captain
Aguila TBD Estadio de San Miguel El Salvador Oscar Emigdio Benitez El Salvador
Alianza TBD Estadio Chile Hernan Carrasco Vivcano El Salvador
Atletico Marte TBD Estadio Cuscutlan Brazil Helio Rodriguez El Salvador Carlos Castro
Baygon-ADET TBD Estadio El Salvador Armando Contreras Palma El Salvador
Dragon TBD Estadio de San Miguel El Salvador Jose Mario Martinez El Salvador
El Roble TBD Estadio de Ilobasco El Salvador Conrado Miranda Uruguay TBD
FAS TBD Estadio Uruguay Saul Lorenzo Rivero El Salvador William Osorio
Firpo TBD Estadio de Usulutan Chile Julio Escobar El Salvador
C.D. Municipal Limeno TBD Estadio El Salvador Victor Manuel Pacheco El Salvador
Tiburones TBD Estadio Ana Mercedes El Salvador Jorge Patrick El Salvador William Santillana

Managerial changes

Before the season

Team Outgoing manager Manner of departure Date of vacancy Replaced by Date of appointment Position in table
TBD El Salvador Conrado Miranda Sacked September 1995 El Salvador Luis Angel Leon 1995 September 1995
Municipal Limeno El Salvador TBD Sacked September 1995 El Salvador Saul Molina September 1995

During the season

Team Outgoing manager Manner of departure Date of vacancy Replaced by Date of appointment Position in table
Firpo Chile Julio Escobar Resigned 1995 El Salvador Victor Manuel Pacheco 1995
Atletico Marte Brazil Helio Rodriguez Resigned October 1995 Uruguay Juan Lopez October 1995 9th
Tiburones El Salvador Jorge Patris Resigned October 1995 El Salvador Raimundo Amaya Revelo October 1995
Tiburones El Salvador Victor Manuel Pacheco Resigned October 1995 El Salvador Carlos Melendez October 1995
Atletico Marte Uruguay Juan Lopez Interimship finished October 1995 Italy Rene Renucci October 1995 th
Dragon El Salvador Mario Martinez Sacked 1995 Costa Rica Didier Castro 1995
Alianza Chile Hernan Carrasco Vivcano Sacked 1995 Uruguay Jorge Aude November 1995
Aguila El Salvador Oscar Emigdio Benitez Resigned December 1995 Serbia Milovan Đorić January 1996
Municipal Limeno El Salvador Saul Molina Sacked December 1995 El Salvador Abraham Vasquez (El Penero) January 1996
Municipal Limeno El Salvador Abraham Vasquez (El Penero) Resigned January 1996 Argentina Juan Quarterone February 1996
Municipal Limeno Argentina Juan Quarterone Resigned March 1996 El Salvador Victor Coreas (Player/coach) April 1996
Municipal Limeno El Salvador Victor Coreas (Player/coach) Interimship finished April 1996 El Salvador Alfredo Ruano April 1996

Semifinals

First legs

LA Firpo1-1Aguila
Juan Castro Luis Oseguera
Estadio
Municipal Limeno0-1FAS
Nil TBD 83'
Estadio Sergio Torres

Second legs

FAS3-2Municipal Limeno
TBD 67'
Jorge Moccecci
Allan Oviedo 		TBD 59'
TBD 76'
Estadio

LA Firpo won 3-2 on aggregate

Aguila1-2LA Firpo
Agustin Castillo 22' William Renderos Iraheta 43'
Luis Oseguera 75'
Estadio
Attendance: 10,575

Firpo won 3-2 on aggregate

Final

FAS1-0Firpo
Agustin Gámez 67' (o.g.) [ ] Nil

Top scorers

Pos Player Team Goals
1. El Salvador Raul Diaz Arce LA Firpo 25
2 Uruguay Carlos Villareal Dragon 20
3. El Salvador Douglas Videl ADET 15
4. Honduras Jorge Martinez Municipal Limeno 14
5. Uruguay Raul Falero Atletico Marte 14
6. Uruguay Diego Aguirre FAS 13
7. Sierra Leone Abdul Conteh Atletico Marte 13
8. El Salvador Rene Martinez Dragon 12
9. El Salvador Milton Melendez Alianza F.C. 12
10. Honduras Victor Zuninga Aguila 11
11. Uruguay Alejandro Larrea Atletico Marte 10
12. Uruguay Ruben Alonso TBD 9

List of foreign players in the league

This is a list of foreign players in 1995-1996. The following players:

  1. have played at least one game for the respective club.
  2. have not been capped for the El Salvador national football team on any level, independently from the birthplace
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