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Two Teams Tied for Goals in Bogotá Champions Elite Season
The 2025 Champions Elite Bogotá season closed with two teams tied at the top of the scoring table and a midfielder claiming the individual crown.
How we reported this
Suramericana de Transportes and Alianza Sur - Ind. Aborigen each finished the 2025 Champions Elite Bogotá campaign with 19 goals scored, the highest totals recorded in the league tracked by Sofascore.
The result matters now because the season ran from early August through November, giving Bogotá residents a sustained outlet for organised weekend matches at a time when many locals seek regular physical activity outside work hours. The league operates entirely within the capital and draws teams that represent neighbourhoods and workplaces across the city.
One of the final fixtures saw Suramericana de Transportes defeat Alianza Sur - Ind. Aborigen 4-3 on 8 November, a result that confirmed both sides as the joint leaders for goals scored during the campaign. The match also featured in the playoff phase listed under the Champions Elite Bogotá heading on the Sofascore platform.
Top scorers reflect depth across multiple clubs
William Arevalo of Suramericana de Transportes led all players with eight goals. Edwin Andrés Lopez of Black River Naisu and Oswal Andres Alvarez Salazar of Calle 13 FC followed with six goals apiece. Luis Ángel Montenegro of Renco FC recorded five, while Edson Fernaly Franco of Polarizados Gold FC netted four. These figures come directly from the Sofascore top-scorers table for the completed 2025 edition.
The spread of goal contributions across five different clubs indicates that scoring was not concentrated in a single squad. Teams such as JInversiones and Kadima FC also posted double-digit goal totals, showing consistent attacking output from several amateur sides based in Bogotá.
Amateur competition supports ongoing physical routines
Residents who follow or play in the league gain a structured reason to maintain fitness through regular training and match days that stretch across four months. The presence of 24 teams that recorded goals during the season points to broad involvement rather than a handful of dominant sides.
The next edition is expected to open again in August, giving current participants and new squads time to prepare squads and schedules. Players and supporters can track updated fixtures and results on the same Sofascore page that covered the 2025 standings and playoff matches.