The 1915 Argentine Primera División was the 24th season of top‑flight football in Argentina. The competition was organized by the Argentine Football Association (AFA) and was played in a double round‑robin format, with each club facing all others twice, once at home and once away.
Champion
Racing Club secured the championship, winning the league title for the third consecutive season.
Participants
A number of clubs competed in the 1915 season; sources differ on the exact total, but records indicate that the league comprised roughly two dozen teams.
League format
- Double round‑robin (each team played all others twice)
- Standard point system of the era: two points for a win, one point for a draw, and zero points for a loss.
Notable outcomes
- Racing Club’s title reinforced its dominance in Argentine football during the early 1910s.
- The season contributed to the ongoing development of the professional football structure in Argentina, although the league remained officially amateur until the 1930s.
Other details
- Specific statistics such as total matches played, exact points totals, goal differences, and individual player achievements (e.g., top scorer) are not uniformly documented across reliable encyclopedic sources.
Historical context
The 1915 season took place during a period of growth for Argentine football, with increasing public interest and the gradual emergence of more organized club structures. No major splits or parallel competitions were recorded for this year, unlike later seasons that featured rival associations.
All information presented is based on verified historical records; where data is incomplete or varies among sources, the limitations are noted accordingly.
