Relegation from the Uruguayan Primera División in 2026 is decided by the lowest three averages of points per game across the 2025 and 2026 seasons combined. Progreso sits at the bottom of the current relegation table on a 0.97 average, followed by Danubio and Montevideo Wanderers, with their weak 2026 results dragging down prior tallies. In the ongoing Clausura, newly promoted Albion FC remains winless after seven matches, while Progreso picked up a narrow recent victory yet stays near the foot of both the annual and relegation standings. Danubio and Wanderers have shown limited improvement amid a congested mid-to-lower table, where every remaining fixture directly influences final averages and the three-team drop to Segunda División.