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Club from the Peñarol district of north-west Montevideo, alongside Nacional the most decorated club in Uruguay, multiple Copa Libertadores winners.

Club from the city of Melo, the only professional representative of Cerro Largo department in Uruguay's top division.

Club from the Belvedere district of Montevideo, playing at the stadium of the same name, founded in 1915.

Club from the Palermo district of Montevideo, formed by the merger of two clubs, Uruguayan champions in 1984.

Club from the Sayago district of Montevideo, nicknamed La Escuelita for its well-known youth academy, now co-owned by a group linked to Bayern Munich and LAFC.

Club from the Villa del Cerro district of Montevideo, playing at the Estadio Luis Tróccoli, a traditional representative of the city's working-class west side.

Younger club from the Bolívar district of Montevideo, which earned its place in the top division over the past decade.

Club from the Punta Carretas district of Montevideo, formed by the merger of Defensor and Sporting, one of the country's most successful clubs.

One of Uruguay's oldest clubs, based in Montevideo, nicknamed Bohemios.

Club from Montevideo belonging to the City Football Group (the same group as Manchester City), formerly known as Club Atlético Torque.

Club from the city of Maldonado, playing at the Estadio Domingo Burgueño, alternating between the top and second divisions in recent years.

Club from the La Blanqueada district of Montevideo, alongside Peñarol the country's most successful club, three-time Copa Libertadores winners.

Club from the city of Las Piedras in Canelones department, the city's only professional club, Uruguayan champions in 2006.

Club from the La Teja district of Montevideo, Uruguayan champions in 1989, playing at the Estadio Abraham Paladino.

Uruguay's oldest active football club and one of the founding members of the Uruguayan football association, now focused mainly on being a youth academy.

Club from Montevideo nicknamed La Franja, known for developing talent, multiple Uruguayan champions.