Colombian League 2025-II: Schedule & Fixtures (Dimayor)

The president of the Dimayor, Carlos Mario Zuluagacomplied with the announced and from the sports management they announced to know The calendar with the 19 dates. The teams already know the programming, for the most part, with the hours defined for the dispute of the Colombian League In its second semester.

It should be noted that The fixture was generated by software, which took into account even blockages in the stadiums for events such as concerts, to publicize the result, as well as the teams that continue to compete internationally. The Date 20because you must play simultaneously, starting from clean play for all teams on the decisive day, It was not scheduled.

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When does the Colombian League 2025-II start?

It will begin on Friday, July 11 With the match between Llaneros and América de Cali In Villavicencio, from 6:00 pm that same day, Once Caldas and National They will play the first attractive duel in Palogrande, from 8:10 pm

It is worth mentioning that, for the first day, there is already a match that cannot be played during the weekend in a regular basis: Millionaires vs. Magdalena Union. The above, due to the arrangements they are doing to El Campín’s grass.

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The date of the classics will be 10, as usual, and will take place from the Friday, September 5, until Sunday, September 7.

What will happen to the postponements of parties?

They will be only by force majeure, as the president mentioned Carlos Mario Zuluaga in the press conference in which he announced the decisions. In some cases, there are matches that do not have dispute dates, as they depend on international commitments.

Below the 19 dates of the Colombian League 2025-II

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