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Suramericana and Kadima Share Lead With Seven Points Each

The two sides sit level on seven points after three matches in the Bogotá amateur competition.

By Bogotá Sport Desk · Published July 24, 2026

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Suramericana and Kadima Share Lead With Seven Points Each
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Suramericana de Transportes and Kadima share first place in the Champions Elite Bogotá table with seven points each after three matches played. The result comes as the amateur league prepares for its regular August start, giving these early numbers added weight for clubs and fans tracking form before the main campaign begins. Bogotá clubs often use this period to test lineups and build momentum ahead of the November finish. The shared position highlights how both sides have secured the same return from their opening fixtures in the division.

Twenty four teams compete each year for the amateur title in the capital. All listed sides have completed exactly three fixtures so far, which places the current numbers on an equal footing for comparison at this stage. The Champions Elite Bogotá amateur tournament typically runs from August to November, meaning the current July standings may represent early season or pre season activity rather than the heart of the schedule.

Early table takes shape

Black River Naisu sits third on six points. Calle 13 follows with three points, while Motilones and CASG United hold one point apiece. Every side listed has completed exactly three fixtures so far. These positions reflect the points collected to date in a league where twenty four teams vie annually for the amateur crown. The snapshot offers clubs an initial reference point as they prepare for the August through November window that forms the core of the campaign.

The structure of the table at this moment allows supporters and team officials to note how results have distributed across the group after the same number of games. Black River Naisu trails the leaders by a single point, while the lower placed sides continue to accumulate their first returns from the fixtures completed.

Local clubs eye progress

Teams in the division focus on steady improvement and local support as they chase the top spots. Suramericana de Transportes, already showing attacking intent in recent results, will look to maintain its position when full competition resumes. Supporters in Bogotá can follow updates through the league’s regular channels and venue announcements as fixtures are confirmed for the coming months. The emphasis remains on consistent performances across the full roster of 24 sides. Kadima shares the same points total, which keeps both clubs level as further matches approach in the amateur competition.

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