Honduran Liga Mayor

Liga Mayor de Honduras (Honduran Major League) is the third division of football in Honduras. It is composed of around 200 clubs divided into three different phases.

The first phase is composed of local leagues based on municipalities; each league divided in a strategic way considering geography. Champions and runner-ups qualify into separate departmental leagues in a two-headder knock-out format with qualification to the regional tournament at play.

The regional tournaments are a final two-headder tournament composed of the departmental league's champions and runner-ups. Each of the five regional champions obtain promotion into Liga de Ascenso de Honduras.

As of 2025, the 5 regional tournaments are:

Northern: Champions and runner-ups from Cortés, Atlántida, Colón, Yoro and Islas de la Bahía.

Central-Orient #1: Champions and runner-ups from Francisco Morazán, Olancho and El Paraíso.

Central #2: Champions and runner-ups from Comayagua, Intibucá and La Paz.

Southern: Champions and runner-ups from Valle and Choluteca.

Occidental: Champions and runner-ups from Copán, Lempira, Ocotepeque and Santa Bárbara.

2024-2025 The league is divided into four regional groups.

• Real Honduras F.C. (San Luis)

Departamental representatives for 2024-25^[1]

• Boca Junior (Tocoa, Colón)
• Atlético Limeño (La Lima, Cortés)
• Atlético Bahia (Roatán, Islas de la Bahia)
• San Juan (San Juan Pueblo, Atlántida)
• Lenca (El Progreso, Yoro)

Liga Mayor José Trinidad Cabañas

• Cerro Porteño
• Tela Deportivo
• Los Pumas
• Academia Deportiva Mingo Ramos (ADMIRA)
• San Alejo Fútbol Club
• San Jose Fútbol Club
• Broncos del Sur F.C.
• Villanueva FC
• Cruz Azul F.C. (Honduras)

Liga Mayor Gilberto Medina de Sabá (2007/08)

• Agua Caliente
• Aguan Valle
• Aguila
• Atletico Juvenil
• Atletico Valle
• Elixir
• Inter
• Saba Deportivo
• Universidad Catolica
• C.D. Deportivo Atlètico Junior (Junior Football Club) Estadio El Negrtio, Honduras
• Municipal Paceño F.C. (La Paz, Honduras) Estadio Roberto Suazo Cordoba

Winners from each group and best loser play a quadrangular. The winner from this quadrangular plays against winners from other quadrangulars in Zona Noroccidental

Group A

• Atlético Infop (Choloma)
• Atlético Limeño (La Lima)
• Brasilia
• Esfuerzo Pirata
• Honduritas
• Productores Asociados
• San Manuel Junior
• Sicilia

Group B

• Atlético Potrerillos (Potrerillos)
• Fuerza Aérea (San Pedro Sula)
• Juventus
• Municipal Calán
• Nacional
• Real Cofradía (Cofradia)
• Real Yojoa
• Río Lindo

Group C

• AquaFinca
• Fuerzas Básicas (Puerto Cortes)
• Platense Jr. (San Pedro Sula)
• PSA
• Pumas
• San Ramón (Puerto Cortes)

Liga Mayor Carlos A. Turnbull de La Lima (2007/08)

• Atletico Limenos
• Barcelona
• Campos Dos
• Cordova
• Juventud Olimpica
• Producciones Associados
• S.D. Aguilas
• Union Chotepeña

• Home Boy (Roatan)
• Regional (Guanaja)
• Dortmund FC

• Aguila (El Negrito)
• C.D. Atlético Junior (El Negrito)
• Dole

• Águila (San Marcos de Colon)
• Argentina Junior (Marcovia)
• Atlético Pumas (El Triunfo)
• Atlético Valle (Choluteca)
• Boca Junior (Marcovia)
• Danubio (Morolica)
• Fas (El Triunfo)
• Independiente (Monjaras)
• Inst. Mateo Molina (Pespire)
• León Libertador (Choluteca)
• Mar Azul (Monjaras)
• Pinares (San Marcos de Colon)
• Real Pespirense (Pespire)
• Juventus(San Jeronimo)
• Real San jeronimo tecnico: (Daniel Cruz)(San Jeronimo)

• Atletico Alamesa
• Canada Estrellita
• Deportes Concepcion
• Halcones F.C.
• Juventud Estudiantil
• Luisiana F.C.
• Real Junior
• C.D.Real Mallorca

Playoffs Ida Que-Finals Atlético Limeno 1 3 Juventus 1 2 Platane 1 0 Real Junior 0 1 Fas 0 2 Dole 0 2 Pumas 2 2(4) Luisiana 2 2(5) Semifinales Juventus 1 2 Real Junior 1 0 Fas 0 3 Luisiana 1 2 Final Juventus 0 3 5 Fas El Triunfo 0 2 4

Zona Norte's (North zone) promotion is contested between Grupo Occidental (Western Group) champions and Grupo Atlantico (Atlantic Group) champions. Incomplete list.

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Zona Sur's (South zone) promotion is contested between Grupo Oriental (Eastern Group) champions and Grupo Centro-Sur (South-Central Group) champions. Incomplete list.