In Colombia's Primera A, relegation is decided by the two lowest three-year averages of points per game, incorporating results from 2024 through the end of the 2026 Clausura regular phase. Jaguares de Córdoba and Boyacá Chicó currently sit at the foot of this table with averages near 0.88, reflecting prolonged poor results across multiple seasons. Promoted sides Cúcuta Deportivo and Llaneros calculate averages solely from 2026 matches, leaving Cúcuta (around 1.06–1.12 after recent wins including against Atlético Nacional) with a narrower path to safety than established clubs. Alianza FC and Internacional de Bogotá hover just above the danger zone near 1.09–1.11. Remaining Clausura fixtures will directly shape final averages, with teams like Deportivo Pereira and Fortaleza also monitoring positions amid tight mid-table battles.