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Cambodia Football Championship

Cambodia Premier League ( Khmer. ការប្រកួតកីឡា កម្ពុជា ) - Cambodia's premier football tournament. played by 10 clubs, runs through the spring-autumn system. The last place club goes to League 1.

Cambodian League
Cambodia Premier League
Based1982
Region Cambodia
Divisionsone
Number of participants12
League Levelone
Retirement inLeague Two
Current winnerPhnom Penh Crown (6th time)
Most titledPhnom Penh Crown (6 times)
TV companiesBTV News
Sitecambodialeague.com

Season 2013

A placeTeamANDATNPGoals±ABOUT
oneBoeung ket18122four54 - 25+2938
2Royal Sword18ten3five50 - 27+2333
3Phnom Penh Crown1896336 - 13+2333
fourBuild Bright United1893625 - 24+1thirty
fiveNaga Corp187eight340 - 18+2229th
6Kirivong Sok Sen Chey18eightfour640 - 29+1128
7Police commissary186foureight32 - 28+422
eightNational Defense Ministries18five6722 - 31−921
9Asian European University1826ten18 - 37−1912
tenSenate Secretariat1802sixteen10 - 95−852
     Final series      Departure to the lower division

Data Source: soccerway.com

Regional distribution of teams

 
The location of the teams of the Cambodia football championship 2012

Champions

The winners of the championship were: [1]

  • 1982: Ministers of Commerce
  • 1983: Ministers of Commerce
  • 1984: Ministers of Commerce
  • 1985: National Defense Ministery
  • 1986: National Defense Ministery
  • 1987: Minister of Hels
  • 1988: Kampongtyam Provins
  • 1989: Ministers of Transport
  • 1990: Ministers of Transport
  • 1991: Municipal Construction
  • 1992: Municipal Construction
  • 1993: National Defense Ministery
  • 1994: Civil Aviation
  • 1995: Civil Aviation
  • 1996: Bodyguards Club
  • 1997: Bodyguards Club
  • 1998: Royal Dolphins
  • 1999: Royal Dolphins
  • 2000: National Policy
  • 2001: not played out
  • 2002: Samrat United
  • 2003: not played out
  • 2004: not played out
  • 2005: Khemara Keila
  • 2006: Khemara Keila
  • 2007: Naga Corp
  • 2008: Phnom Penh Empire
  • 2009: Naga Corp
  • 2010: Phnom Penh Crown
  • 2011: Phnom Penh Crown
  • 2012: Boeung Ket Rubber Field
  • 2013: Svay Rieng
  • 2014: Phnom Penh Crown
  • 2015: Phnom Penh Crown

See also

  • Cambodia national football team
  • AFC President Cup

Notes

  1. ↑ Cambodia - List of Champions (Neopr.) . RSSSF (2011). Date of treatment April 5, 2011.

Links

  • AFC official website (eng.)


Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Cambodia_Football Championship&oldid = 89018020


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