Football Federation of The 2nd Department San Pedro

The Football Federation of the 2nd Department San Pedro (Federación de Fútbol Segundo Departamento San Pedro) is the departamental governing body of football (soccer) in the department of San Pedro, in Paraguay. The federation is responsible for the organization of football leagues in the different cities of the department and it is also the regulator of the clubs. The main office of this federation is located in the city of San Pedro.

Tournaments for each league of this federation are played every year to determine the best teams. Afterwards, the champions of each league face each other to determine the best team in the department, with the overall winner being promoted to a higher division in the Paraguayan football league system.

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