Torneo Ciudad de Montevideo explained

Torneo Ciudad de Montevideo
Organiser:	AUF
Founded:	1973
Region:	Uruguay
Most Successful Team:	Nacional (1 title)

The Torneo Ciudad de Montevideo was a Uruguayan football tournament organized by the Uruguayan Football Association in 1973.^{[1] [2]}

The twelve clubs from the Primera División and ten from the Segunda División participated in the tournament, making a total of 22 teams that would face each other between the months of May and July 1973.

List of champions

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	1973	Nacional^[3]	Peñarol

Titles by club

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	1	1973

1973 Torneo Ciudad de Montevideo

Qualified teams

The following teams qualified for the competition.

Serie A	Serie B
Bella Vista Central Español Cerro Colón Danubio Fénix Peñarol River Plate Salus Sud América Sportivo Italiano–El Tanque	Cerrito Defensor Sporting Huracán Buceo Liverpool Miramar Misiones Nacional Montevideo Wanderers Progreso Racing Rampla Juniors Rentistas

Final

Notes and References

1. http://www.el-area.com/uruguay/subpaginas/otras-copas.htm Uruguay - Otras Copas
2. http://www.el-area.com/uruguay/subpaginas/otras-copas_copas_diversas.htm#tornemont73 Torneo Ciudad de Montevideo (1973)
3. https://elarea.tumblr.com/post/653465503206195200/copa-montevideo-1973 Nacional campeón de la Copa Montevideo de 1973