**Progreso and Danubio currently sit at the bottom of the two-season relegation average table (points per game across 2025–2026), with Progreso at roughly 0.95 and Danubio around 1.05 after 64 matches each.** Cerro, Montevideo Wanderers, and promoted side Albion follow closely, while Boston River and Cerro Largo occupy the next tier. Relegation is decided solely by this cumulative average at season’s end, so 2026 Clausura results carry heavy weight for teams with weaker prior-year tallies or limited 2026 sample sizes. Albion’s winless start to the Clausura and Progreso’s ongoing struggles have kept pressure on the lower positions, while stronger 2026 performers like Racing and Peñarol remain safely clear at the top of the average. Remaining fixtures and form swings in the final weeks will determine the final three relegated sides.