The 1994 Paraguayan Primera División Championship was the 84th season of the Primera División de Paraguay, the top-flight football league in Paraguay, organized by the Paraguayan Football League (LPF).
In the end, Cerro Porteño won their 23rd national title by defeating Olimpia in the final match.
Competition system.
The tournament was played in two stages using a single round-robin format, meaning each team played 19 matches. The winners of each stage faced each other in a final to determine the overall champion.
Due to a reform in the championship structure, six teams from outside the capital were included in the tournament. The six promoted clubs were:
Relegation.
Aggregate points.
The aggregate points of a team are the sum of those earned in the first and second stages of the 1994 Championship. This determined, at the end of the tournament, the relegation to the Second Division of the team that finished last in the table.
Additional relegations.
Due to a structural reorganization of the tournament, teams that did not belong to the metropolitan area of Asunción were excluded from the following championship, and thus the five remaining clubs from the countryside were returned to their respective regional leagues.
In addition, River Plate and Sportivo Trinidense were relegated to the Second Division as they were the two lowest-ranked teams from the metropolitan area based on accumulated points.