Suramericana de Transportes Leads Bogotá Amateur League After Five Matches

Suramericana de Transportes leads the Colombia Amateur Champions Elite Bogotá league with 13 points after 5 matches. Kadima and Black River Naisu each hold 10 points in the standings.

The July 2026 position of these teams comes from matches completed before the main portion of the campaign. The Champions Elite Bogotá amateur tournament typically runs from August to November, so these results represent early or preparatory activity rather than the full season schedule.

Points and Goal Difference Breakdown

Suramericana de Transportes sits first with a goal difference of +8. Kadima records a stronger goal difference of +10 yet trails in the table because it has accumulated fewer points overall. Black River Naisu matches Kadima on points but does not lead on goal difference.

These figures come directly from the league table after the opening set of fixtures. The narrow gap at the top shows that small differences in results can shift positions quickly once more games occur.

Professional League Standings for Context

Bogotá FC in the Colombia Primera B professional league occupies ninth place with 5 points after 5 matches and has lost 2 of those games. Internacional de Bogotá in the Colombia Primera A league holds eighth position with 28 points after 19 matches, recording 7 wins, 7 draws and 5 losses.

These records provide local comparison points for how amateur and professional sides in the city are tracking at this stage of their respective seasons.

Further matches will determine whether current leaders maintain or lose ground as the amateur tournament moves closer to its regular August start. Observers can follow updated tables through the same sources that supplied these standings.