Ekvadorska Serie A: razlika između inačica

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The Campeonato Ecuatoriano is divided into various divisions. The first two divisions are called ''Serie A'' and ''Serie B''. The first two teams of each division advance to the next-highest division of the FEF, and the last two, in turn, fall back to the next-lowest division. For example, the champion and runner-up of the ''Serie B'' advance to the following year's ''Serie A'' competition. The best two or three teams of the first division (''Serie A'') also advance to the [[Copa Libertadores]].▼

Since 2003, the Campeonato Ecuatoriano de Fútbol is sponsored by [[beer]] brewers Cervecería Andina (CA) from [[Quito]] and Compañía de Cervezas Nacionales (CCN) from Guayaquil, both owned by [[Bogotá]] beer company [[:es:Grupo Empresarial Bavaria|Grupo Empresarial Bavaria]], acquired in 2005 by [[SABMiller]]. That is why, since then, the Campeonato Ecuatoriano and the cup given to the champion are also called ''Copa Pilsener'', because of the [[trademark]]ed Pilsener beer which has the highest [[market share]] in Ecuador and is sold all around the country in [[small business|mom-and-pop store]]s and drunk by Ecuadorian soccer fans while watching soccer on TV or at the stadium. CA and CCN have also sponsored various teams of the Federación Ecuatoriana de Fútbol and the [[Ecuador national football team]]. ▼

==The two tournaments in 2005==▼

In 2005, each year of the Campeonato Ecuatoriano got divided into two halves, which are called ''Torneo Apertura'' (opening tournament) and ''Torneo Clausura'' (closing tournament). The winning team of the first half (''Torneo Apertura'') of the 2005 season was the [[Liga Deportiva Universitaria (Quito)|Liga Deportiva Universitaria]] from Quito.▼