2001–02 Honduran Liga Nacional

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• Deportes Savio (Santa Rosa de Copán)
• Marathón (San Pedro Sula)
• Motagua (Tegucigalpa)
• Olimpia (Tegucigalpa)
• Platense (Puerto Cortés)
• Real Comayagua (Comayagua) (promoted)
• Real España (San Pedro Sula)
• Universidad (Tegucigalpa)
• Victoria (La Ceiba)
• Vida (La Ceiba)

{{colend}}

The Apertura tournament started on 7 September 2001 in La Ceiba with Victoria's 2–1 home win over last season's runners-up Olimpia. After 18 rounds Motagua, Marathón, Platense, and Olimpia qualified to the Final round to fight for the title.

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|res_col_header=QR

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|team2=MAR|name_MAR=Marathón

|team3=PLA|name_PLA=Platense

|team4=OLI|name_OLI=Olimpia

|team5=RES|name_RES=Real España

|team6=VIC|name_VIC=Victoria

|team7=VID|name_VID=Vida

|team8=COM|name_COM=Real Comayagua

|team9=UNI|name_UNI=Universidad

|team10=SAV|name_SAV=Deportes Savio

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|win_MAR=8|draw_MAR=7|loss_MAR=3|gf_MAR=28|ga_MAR=22

|win_PLA=7|draw_PLA=6|loss_PLA=5|gf_PLA=16|ga_PLA=14

|win_OLI=6|draw_OLI=7|loss_OLI=5|gf_OLI=25|ga_OLI=18

|win_RES=5|draw_RES=9|loss_RES=4|gf_RES=21|ga_RES=15

|win_VIC=5|draw_VIC=9|loss_VIC=4|gf_VIC=28|ga_VIC=26

|win_VID=3|draw_VID=11|loss_VID=4|gf_VID=20|ga_VID=23

|win_COM=3|draw_COM=10|loss_COM=5|gf_COM=22|ga_COM=27

|win_UNI=3|draw_UNI=6|loss_UNI=9|gf_UNI=20|ga_UNI=31

|win_SAV=1|draw_SAV=9|loss_SAV=8|gf_SAV=19|ga_SAV=32

|col_QF=#D0F0C0|text_QF=Qualified to the Final round

|result1=QF|result2=QF|result3=QF|result4=QF

|source=

|update=2 December 2001}}

: As of 2 December 2001

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|team1=SAV|team2=MAR|team3=MOT|team4=OLI|team5=PLA

|team6=COM|team7=RES|team8=UNI|team9=VIC|team10=VID

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|match_SAV_RES=1–1

|match_SAV_UNI=1–0

|match_SAV_VIC=3–3

|match_SAV_VID=0–1

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|match_MAR_MOT=0–0

|match_MAR_OLI=1–2

|match_MAR_PLA=1–1

|match_MAR_COM=1–0

|match_MAR_RES=0–5

|match_MAR_UNI=3–3

|match_MAR_VIC=6–3

|match_MAR_VID=1–1

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|match_MOT_SAV=2–1

|match_MOT_MAR=2–1

|match_MOT_OLI=2–0

|match_MOT_PLA=1–0

|match_MOT_COM=2–0

|match_MOT_RES=3–3

|match_MOT_UNI=0–1

|match_MOT_VIC=1–1

|match_MOT_VID=2–0

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|match_OLI_SAV=3–3

|match_OLI_MAR=0–1

|match_OLI_MOT=0–0

|match_OLI_PLA=0–0

|match_OLI_COM=2–2

|match_OLI_RES=0–0

|match_OLI_UNI=2–0

|match_OLI_VIC=1–2

|match_OLI_VID=2–2

|name_PLA=Platense

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|match_PLA_MOT=0–0

|match_PLA_OLI=1–3

|match_PLA_COM=1–2

|match_PLA_RES=1–0

|match_PLA_UNI=2–1

|match_PLA_VIC=2–1

|match_PLA_VID=2–0

|name_COM=Real Comayagua

|match_COM_SAV=1–1

|match_COM_MAR=2–2

|match_COM_MOT=0–1

|match_COM_OLI=0–3

|match_COM_PLA=0–0

|match_COM_RES=1–0

|match_COM_UNI=1–2

|match_COM_VIC=1–1

|match_COM_VID=1–0

|name_RES=Real España

|match_RES_SAV=1–0

|match_RES_MAR=0–1

|match_RES_MOT=1–1

|match_RES_OLI=1–0

|match_RES_PLA=1–0

|match_RES_COM=2–2

|match_RES_UNI=2–0

|match_RES_VIC=0–0

|match_RES_VID=1–1

|name_UNI=Universidad

|match_UNI_SAV=3–0

|match_UNI_MAR=0–0

|match_UNI_MOT=1–2

|match_UNI_OLI=0–3

|match_UNI_PLA=0–1

|match_UNI_COM=2–2

|match_UNI_RES=3–3

|match_UNI_VIC=1–4

|match_UNI_VID=1–1

|name_VIC=Victoria

|match_VIC_SAV=4–1

|match_VIC_MAR=0–2

|match_VIC_MOT=1–0

|match_VIC_OLI=2–1

|match_VIC_PLA=0–1

|match_VIC_COM=2–2

|match_VIC_RES=0–0

|match_VIC_UNI=1–1

|match_VIC_VID=1–1

|name_VID=Vida

|match_VID_SAV=0–0

|match_VID_MAR=0–1

|match_VID_MOT=2–2

|match_VID_OLI=1–1

|match_VID_PLA=2–2

|match_VID_COM=3–3

|match_VID_RES=1–0

|match_VID_UNI=2–1

|match_VID_VIC=2–2

|update=complete

| source= [https://www.rsssf.org/tablesh/hond02.html RSSSF]

}}

{{football box

| date = 6 December 2001

| time = 19:30 (UTC−06:00)

| team1 = Olimpia

| report =

| score = 1–0

| team2 = Motagua

| goals1 = Fuentes {{goal|46}}

| goals2 =

| stadium = Estadio Tiburcio Carías Andino
Tegucigalpa

| attendance =

| referee =

}}

----

{{football box

| date = 9 December 2001

| time = 16:00 (UTC−06:00)

| team1 = Motagua

| report = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFsDRWxjqQ4 Video report]

| score = 4–2

| team2 = Olimpia

| goals1 = García {{goal|26}}
Pacini {{goal|32}} {{goal|39}}
Mejía {{goal|87}}

| goals2 = Velásquez {{goal|5}}
Costa {{goal|37}}

| stadium = Estadio Tiburcio Carías Andino
Tegucigalpa

| attendance =

| referee = Óscar Bardales

}}

• Motagua won 4–3 on aggregate.

{{football box

| date = 5 December 2001

| time = 19:30 (UTC−06:00)

| team1 = Platense

| report =

| score = 1–2

| team2 = Marathón

| goals1 = Fernández {{goal|23}}

| goals2 = Correia {{goal|5}}
González {{goal|79}}

| stadium = Estadio Excélsior
Puerto Cortés

| attendance =

| referee =

}}

----

{{football box

| date = 8 December 2001

| time = 19:30 (UTC−06:00)

| team1 = Marathón

| report =

| score = 1–1

| team2 = Platense

| goals1 = Cacho {{goal|58}}

| goals2 = Fernández {{goal|38}}

| stadium = Estadio Francisco Morazán
San Pedro Sula

| attendance =

| referee =

}}

• Marathón won 3–2 on aggregate.

{{football box

| date = 12 December 2001

| time = 19:30 (UTC−06:00)

| team1 = Marathón

| report =

| score = 1–0

| team2 = Motagua

| goals1 = Rosales {{goal|69|pen.}}

| goals2 =

| stadium = Estadio Francisco Morazán
San Pedro Sula

| attendance = 14,283

| referee = Benigno Pineda

}}

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{{col-2}}

{{col-break}}

{{col-2}}

{{col-end}}

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{{football box

| date = 16 December 2001

| time = 16:00 (UTC−06:00)

| team1 = Motagua

| report = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8-5YpDrcXE Video report]

| score = 3–2

| team2 = Marathón

| goals1 = Pacini {{goal|22}}
Izaguirre {{goal|44|pen.}} {{goal|56|pen.}}

| goals2 = Rosales {{goal|18|pen.}}
Oliva {{goal|81}}

| stadium = Estadio Tiburcio Carías Andino
Tegucigalpa

| attendance = 20,423

| referee = Óscar Bardales

| penalties1 = Leyes {{pengoal}}
Medina {{pengoal}}
Pacini {{pengoal}}
Turcios {{pengoal}}
Izaguirre {{pengoal}}

| penaltyscore = 5–3

| penalties2 = {{penmiss}} Cacho
{{pengoal}} Zúniga
{{pengoal}} Oliva
{{pengoal}} Martínez

}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-2}}

{{col-break}}

{{col-2}}

|-

|RB ||23 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Mauricio Sabillón

|-

|CB ||8 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Jaime Rosales

|-

|CB ||3 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Behiker Bustillo

|-

|CB ||4 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Lenín Suárez || || {{sent off|0|43}}

|-

|LB ||6 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Nigel Zúniga

|-

|CM ||20 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Carlos Oliva

|-

|CM ||24 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Luis Guifarro || || {{suboff|77}}

|-

|AM ||10 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Enrique Renau || || {{suboff|58}}

|-

|CF ||9 ||{{flagicon|BRA}} Ricardo Correia || || {{yel|}} || || {{suboff|59}}

|-

|CF ||17 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Pompilio Cacho

|-

|colspan=3|Substitutions:

|-

|MF ||22 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Emil Martínez || || {{subon|58}}

|-

|FW ||25 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Jimmy González || || {{subon|59}}

|-

|MF ||11 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Mario López || || {{subon|77}}

|-

|colspan=3|Manager:

|-

|colspan=3|{{flagicon|HON}} José Herrera

|}

{{col-end}}

• Motagua 3–3 Marathón on aggregate; Motagua won 5–3 on penalty shootouts.

8 goals

• {{flagicon|HON}} Enrique Renau (Marathón)

7 goals

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• {{flagicon|ARG}} Marcelo Verón (Motagua)
• {{flagicon|BRA}} Denilson Costa (Olimpia)

{{colend}}

6 goals

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• {{flagicon|ARG}} José Pacini (Motagua)
• {{flagicon|ARG}} Danilo Tosello (Olimpia)

{{colend}}

5 goals

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• {{flagicon|HON}} Wilmer Velásquez (Olimpia)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Pompilio Cacho (Marathón)
• {{flagicon|ARG}} Gustavo Fuentes (Olimpia)

{{colend}}

The Clausura tournament was the second part of the 2001–02 season in Liga Nacional; the league games started on 19 January 2002 in La Ceiba with an unexpected 0–3 C.D. Victoria's home defeat against Deportes Savio. The previous champions C.D. Motagua was unable to qualify to the Final round and C.D. Marathón earned its first title after 20 long years.

{{#invoke:sports table|main|style=WDL

|section=Clausura

|show_limit=5

|res_col_header=QR

|team1=OLI|name_OLI=Olimpia

|team2=PLA|name_PLA=Platense

|team3=MAR|name_MAR=Marathón

|team4=VIC|name_VIC=Victoria

|team5=RES|name_RES=Real España

|team6=UNI|name_UNI=Universidad

|team7=SAV|name_SAV=Deportes Savio

|team8=MOT|name_MOT=Motagua

|team9=VID|name_VID=Vida

|team10=COM|name_COM=Real Comayagua

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|win_PLA=9|draw_PLA=4|loss_PLA=5|gf_PLA=35|ga_PLA=25

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|win_RES=5|draw_RES=8|loss_RES=5|gf_RES=16|ga_RES=15

|win_UNI=5|draw_UNI=8|loss_UNI=5|gf_UNI=13|ga_UNI=18

|win_SAV=6|draw_SAV=3|loss_SAV=9|gf_SAV=19|ga_SAV=25

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|win_VID=3|draw_VID=10|loss_VID=5|gf_VID=16|ga_VID=21

|win_COM=4|draw_COM=4|loss_COM=10|gf_COM=20|ga_COM=30

|col_QF=#D0F0C0|text_QF=Qualified to the Final round

|result1=QF|result2=QF|result3=QF|result4=QF

|source=

|update=12 May 2002}}

: As of 12 May 2002

{{#invoke:sports results|main

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|team6=COM|team7=RES|team8=UNI|team9=VIC|team10=VID

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|match_SAV_PLA=2–6

|match_SAV_COM=0–3

|match_SAV_RES=0–1

|match_SAV_UNI=3–0

|match_SAV_VIC=0–0

|match_SAV_VID=1–0

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|match_MAR_MOT=1–0

|match_MAR_OLI=0–2

|match_MAR_PLA=1–1

|match_MAR_COM=3–1

|match_MAR_RES=2–1

|match_MAR_UNI=4–1

|match_MAR_VIC=3–3

|match_MAR_VID=2–2

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|match_MOT_SAV=0–3

|match_MOT_MAR=1–1

|match_MOT_OLI=2–1

|match_MOT_PLA=1–0

|match_MOT_COM=0–1

|match_MOT_RES=0–1

|match_MOT_UNI=2–0

|match_MOT_VIC=0–1

|match_MOT_VID=1–1

|name_OLI=Olimpia

|match_OLI_SAV=1–2

|match_OLI_MAR=3–1

|match_OLI_MOT=0–0

|match_OLI_PLA=2–3

|match_OLI_COM=3–2

|match_OLI_RES=1–0

|match_OLI_UNI=4–1

|match_OLI_VIC=2–0

|match_OLI_VID=1–1

|name_PLA=Platense

|match_PLA_SAV=3–1

|match_PLA_MAR=2–1

|match_PLA_MOT=3–1

|match_PLA_OLI=0–3

|match_PLA_COM=3–1

|match_PLA_RES=1–1

|match_PLA_UNI=0–1

|match_PLA_VIC=3–1

|match_PLA_VID=0–0

|name_COM=Real Comayagua

|match_COM_SAV=3–0

|match_COM_MAR=0–1

|match_COM_MOT=2–2

|match_COM_OLI=0–3

|match_COM_PLA=3–1

|match_COM_RES=1–1

|match_COM_UNI=0–3

|match_COM_VIC=1–1

|match_COM_VID=1–2

|name_RES=Real España

|match_RES_SAV=0–1

|match_RES_MAR=2–1

|match_RES_MOT=0–2

|match_RES_OLI=0–0

|match_RES_PLA=2–4

|match_RES_COM=2–0

|match_RES_UNI=0–0

|match_RES_VIC=0–0

|match_RES_VID=3–0

|name_UNI=Universidad

|match_UNI_SAV=1–0

|match_UNI_MAR=2–1

|match_UNI_MOT=0–0

|match_UNI_OLI=0–0

|match_UNI_PLA=0–0

|match_UNI_COM=2–0

|match_UNI_RES=0–0

|match_UNI_VIC=1–1

|match_UNI_VID=0–0

|name_VIC=Victoria

|match_VIC_SAV=0–3

|match_VIC_MAR=0–2

|match_VIC_MOT=1–0

|match_VIC_OLI=1–1

|match_VIC_PLA=1–3

|match_VIC_COM=2–0

|match_VIC_RES=1–1

|match_VIC_UNI=2–0

|match_VIC_VID=2–0

|name_VID=Vida

|match_VID_SAV=2–1

|match_VID_MAR=0–1

|match_VID_MOT=0–0

|match_VID_OLI=1–1

|match_VID_PLA=3–2

|match_VID_COM=1–1

|match_VID_RES=1–1

|match_VID_UNI=1–1

|match_VID_VIC=1–2

|update=complete

| source= [https://www.rsssf.org/tablesh/hond02.html RSSSF]

}}

{{football box

| date = 15 May 2002

| time = 19:30 (UTC−06:00)

| team1 = Victoria

| report =

| score = 0–1

| team2 = Olimpia

| goals1 =

| goals2 = Tosello {{goal|79}}

| stadium = Estadio Nilmo Edwards
La Ceiba

| attendance =

| referee =

}}

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{{football box

| date = 19 May 2002

| time = 16:00 (UTC−06:00)

| team1 = Olimpia

| report =

| score = 2–2

| team2 = Victoria

| goals1 = Costa {{goal|35}}
Velásquez {{goal|71}}

| goals2 = Palacios {{goal|74}}
Martinez {{goal|85}}

| stadium = Estadio Tiburcio Carías Andino
Tegucigalpa

| attendance = 7,170

| referee =

}}

• Olimpia won 3–2 on aggregate.

{{football box

| date = 16 May 2002

| time = 19:30 (UTC−06:00)

| team1 = Marathón

| report =

| score = 2–1

| team2 = Platense

| goals1 = Renau {{goal|30}} {{goal|45}}

| goals2 = C. Laing {{goal|82}}

| stadium = Estadio Olímpico Metropolitano
San Pedro Sula

| attendance = 6260

| referee = Óscar Bardales

}}

----

{{football box

| date = 19 May 2002

| time = 15:00 (UTC−06:00)

| team1 = Platense

| report =

| score = 0–0

| team2 = Marathón

| goals1 =

| goals2 =

| stadium = Estadio Excélsior
Puerto Cortés

| attendance = 6,544

| referee =

}}

• Marathón won 2–1 on aggregate.

{{football box

| date = 23 May 2002

| time = 19:30 (UTC−06:00)

| team1 = Marathón

| report =

| score = 4–1

| team2 = Olimpia

| goals1 = Zúniga {{goal|44|pen.}}
Reneau {{goal|49}} {{goal|52}}
Vargas {{goal|85}}

| goals2 = Tosello {{goal|60}}

| stadium = Estadio Olímpico Metropolitano
San Pedro Sula

| attendance = 27,394

| referee = Óscar Bardales

}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-2}}

{{col-break}}

{{col-2}}

{{col-end}}

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{{football box

| date = 26 May 2002

| time = 16:00 (UTC−06:00)

| team1 = Olimpia

| report =

| score = 1–0

| team2 = Marathón

| goals1 = Fuentes {{goal|7}}

| goals2 =

| stadium = Estadio Tiburcio Carías Andino
Tegucigalpa

| attendance = 15,187

| referee = Argelio Sabillón

}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-2}}

|-

|CM ||8 ||{{flagicon|HON}} José Luis Pineda || || {{yel|}}

|-

|CM ||18 ||{{flagicon|ARG}} Danilo Tosello || || {{yel|}}

|-

|LWB ||4 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Edwin Ávila

|-

|RF ||19 ||{{flagicon|BRA}} Denilson Costa

|-

|CF ||9 ||{{flagicon|ARG}} Gustavo Fuentes || || {{yel|}}

|-

|LF ||11 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Wilmer Velásquez || || {{suboff|76}}

|-

|colspan=3|Substitutions:

|-

|MF ||7 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Francis Reyes || || {{subon|46}}

|-

|MF ||– ||{{flagicon|HON}} Wilson Palacios || || {{subon|57}}

|-

|MF ||10 ||{{flagicon|ARG}} Diego de Rosa || || {{subon|76}}

|-

|colspan=3|Manager:

|-

|colspan=3|{{flagicon|HON}} Edwin Pavón

|}

{{col-break}}

{{col-2}}

|-

|RB ||15 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Walter López || || {{suboff|88}}

|-

|CB ||4 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Lenín Suárez

|-

|CB ||5 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Darwin Pacheco

|-

|LB ||6 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Nigel Zúniga

|-

|RM ||7 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Emil Martínez

|-

|CM ||24 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Luis Guifarro || || {{sentoff|2|75}}

|-

|LM ||19 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Mario Berríos

|-

|AM ||20 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Carlos Oliva || || {{suboff|62}}

|-

|CF ||10 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Enrique Reneau

|-

|CF ||9 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Elvis Scott || || {{yel|}} || || {{suboff|75}}

|-

|colspan=3|Substitutions:

|-

|MF ||11 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Mario López || || {{subon|62}}

|-

|FW ||17 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Pompilio Cacho || || {{subon|75}}

|-

|DF ||23 ||{{flagicon|HON}} Mauricio Sabillón || || {{subon|88}}

|-

|colspan=3|Manager:

|-

|colspan=3|{{flagicon|HON}} José Herrera

|}

{{col-end}}

• Marathón won 4–2 on aggregate.

13 goals

• {{flagicon|BRA}} Marcelo Ferreira (Platense)

10 goals

• {{flagicon|HON}} Wilmer Velásquez (Olimpia)

7 goals

{{colbegin|colwidth=22em}}

• {{flagicon|ARG}} Gustavo Fuentes (Olimpia)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Elvis Scott (Marathón)

{{colend}}

6 goals

{{colbegin|colwidth=22em}}

• {{flagicon|BRA}} Denilson Costa (Olimpia)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Carlos Múñoz (Real Comayagua)

{{colend}}

5 goals

{{colbegin|colwidth=22em}}

• {{flagicon|HON}} Pompilio Cacho (Marathón)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Enrique Reneau (Marathón)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Emil Martínez (Marathón)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Christian Martínez (Victoria)
• {{flagicon|ARG}} Danilo Tosello (Olimpia)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Reynaldo Tilguath (Platense)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Miguel Mariano (Victoria)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Luis Oseguera (Victoria)

{{colend}}

4 goals

{{colbegin|colwidth=22em}}

• {{flagicon|HON}} Clifford Laing (Platense)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Francisco Ramírez (Motagua)

{{colend}}

3 goals

{{colbegin|colwidth=22em}}

• {{flagicon|HON}} Carlos Oliva (Marathón)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Jaime Rosales (Marathón)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Jorge Pineda (Victoria)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Carlos Güity (Vida)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Marco Mejía (Real España)

{{colend}}

2 goals

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• {{flagicon|HON}} Marlon Hernández (Universidad)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Lester Marson (Savio)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Milton Palacios (Victoria)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Fabio Ulloa (Olimpia)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Francis Reyes (Olimpia)

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1 goal

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• {{flagicon|ARG}} Ariel Leyes (Marathón)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Walter López (Marathón)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Óscar Vargas (Marathón)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Nigel Zúniga (Marathón)
• {{flagicon|HON}} Maynor Figueroa (Victoria)

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{{#invoke:sports table|main|style=WDL

|section=Relegation table

|res_col_header=QR

|team1=MAR|name_MAR=Marathón

|team2=OLI|name_OLI=Olimpia

|team3=PLA|name_PLA=Platense

|team4=MOT|name_MOT=Motagua

|team5=VIC|name_VIC=Victoria

|team6=RES|name_RES=Real España

|team7=VID|name_VID=Vida

|team8=UNI|name_UNI=Universidad

|team9=COM|name_COM=Real Comayagua

|team10=SAV|name_SAV=Deportes Savio

|win_MAR=16|draw_MAR=12|loss_MAR=8|gf_MAR=55|ga_MAR=43

|win_OLI=15|draw_OLI=13|loss_OLI=8|gf_OLI=56|ga_OLI=34

|win_PLA=16|draw_PLA=10|loss_PLA=10|gf_PLA=51|ga_PLA=39

|win_MOT=12|draw_MOT=15|loss_MOT=9|gf_MOT=34|ga_MOT=29

|win_VIC=11|draw_VIC=16|loss_VIC=9|gf_VIC=47|ga_VIC=47

|win_RES=10|draw_RES=17|loss_RES=9|gf_RES=37|ga_RES=30

|win_VID=6|draw_VID=21|loss_VID=9|gf_VID=36|ga_VID=44

|win_UNI=8|draw_UNI=14|loss_UNI=14|gf_UNI=33|ga_UNI=49

|win_COM=7|draw_COM=14|loss_COM=15|gf_COM=42|ga_COM=57

|win_SAV=7|draw_SAV=12|loss_SAV=17|gf_SAV=38|ga_SAV=57

|col_CIU=#D0F0C0|text_CIU=Qualified to the 2002 Copa Interclubes UNCAF

|result1=CIU|result4=CIU

|col_R=#FFC5C5|text_R=Relegated to the 2002–03 Liga de Ascenso

|result10=R

|source=

|update=12 May 2002

}}

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{{Honduran Liga Nacional}}

{{2001–02 in Honduran football}}

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