Boyacá Chicó holds the lowest average in Colombia’s three-season relegation table (tabla del descenso), followed closely by recently promoted Jaguares de Córdoba and Cúcuta Deportivo, whose limited prior Primera A points leave them vulnerable. Cúcuta’s narrow loss to Deportes Tolima on the final day of August kept the gap to Jaguares minimal, while both clubs trail established sides with stronger historical averages. The remaining Clausura fixtures offer these teams opportunities to accumulate points that directly raise their overall promedio before the season concludes, though Boyacá Chicó’s deeper deficit makes its path narrower. League position in the current short tournament matters less than sustained results across the final months.