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Libyan Premier League

释义

History
Winners
Champions by season Performance by club Titles by city
2013–14 Clubs
Top scorers by season
Regulations
References
External links

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| name = Libyan Premier League
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| organiser = Libyan Football Federation (LFF)
| country = {{LBY}}
| confed = CAF
| founded = {{start date and age|df=yes|1963}}
| teams = 24
| relegation = Libyan First Division
| levels = 1
| biggest stadium = Tripoli Stadium (80,000)
| smallest stadium =
| domest_cup = Libyan Cup
Libyan SuperCup
| confed_cup = CAF Champions League
CAF Confederation Cup
| champions = Al-Nasr (2nd title)
| most successful club = Al-Ittihad (16 titles)
| most_appearances =
| top_goalscorer =
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| tv = Libya Sport TV
| website = lff.ly
| current = 2018–19
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The Libyan Premier League({{lang-ar|الدوري الليبي الممتاز}}) is the men's top professional football division of the Libyan football league system. Administered by the Competition Organizing Committee in the Libyan Football Federation (Arabic: لجنة تنظيم المسابقات بالإتحاد الليبي لكرة القدم), Libyan Premier League is contested by 24 teams divided into two groups of 12, with the two lowest-placed teams of each group relegated to the First Division.

51 have competed in Libyan Premier League since its inception. Ten teams have been crowned champions, with Al-Ittihad winning the title a record 16 times and Al-Ahly Tripoli 12 times being the dominating clubs of the tournament. Al-Ahly Tripoli won the inaugural Premier League in 1963. Al-Ahly Tripoli and Al-Ahly Benghazi dominated the championship in the 1970s, winning four titles and two titles respectively throughout the decade. Al-Ittihad dominated the League through the 2000s, winning 8 titles.

The league has been ranked by the IFFHS as the 56th highest in the world for 2009, making it the 5th highest ranked league in the Arab world, after the Saudi Professional League, the Egyptian Premier League, the Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1, & the Tunisian Ligue Professionnelle 1 ^[1]

History

The Libyan Premier League was founded in 1963. Prior to that, there were three Provincial Championships, one each for the Eastern, Western and Southern provinces. The first league season at national level was the 1963-64 season, in which participated the Western Province champion Al Ahly (Tripoli), the Eastern Province champion Al Ahly (Benghazi) and the Southern Province champion Hilal Sabha. After the withdrawal of Hilal Sabha due to lack of resources, the league was limited to just two teams. Al Ahly (Tripoli) defeated Al Ahly (Benghazi) 2-0 over two matches (1-0 home and away) to become the first Libyan Premier League champions.

Winners

Al Ittihad are the most successful Libyan club, having won 16 titles, including 6 straight titles (from 2004–05 to 2009–10. Their arch rivals Al Ahly (Tripoli) have won it 12 times.

The last team to win the title from outside the capital was al-Olomby, who won the league in the 2003–04 season. The Big Two (Al Ahly (Tripoli) & Al Ittihad) have won 27 of the 43 titles that have been contested since 1964.

Champions by season

Winners are:^[2]

1963–64 - Al Ahli (Tripoli)
1964–65 - Al Ittihad
1965–66 - Al Ittihad
1966–68 - Al Tahaddi
1968–69 - Al Ittihad
1969–70 - Al Ahly (Benghazi)
1970–71 - Al Ahli (Tripoli)
1971–72 - Al Ahly (Benghazi)
1972–73 - Al Ahli (Tripoli)
1973–74 - Al Ahli (Tripoli)
1974–75 - Al Ahly (Benghazi)
1975–76 - Al Madina
1976–77 - Al Tahaddi
1977–78 - Al Ahli (Tripoli)
1978–79 - Championship not finished
1979–82 - No championship
1982–83 - Al Madina

1983–84 - Al Ahli (Tripoli)
1984–85 - Al Dhahra
1985–86 - Al Ittihad
1987 - Al Nasr
1987–88 - Al Ittihad
1988–89 - Al Ittihad
1989–90 - Al Ittihad
1990–91 - Al Ittihad
1991–92 - Al Ahly (Benghazi)
1992–93 - Al Ahli (Tripoli)
1993–94 - Al Ahli (Tripoli)
1994–95 - Al Ahli (Tripoli)
1995–96 - Al Shat
1996–97 - Al Tahaddi
1997–98 - Al Mahala
1998–99 - Al Mahala
2000 - Al Ahli (Tripoli)

2000–01 - Al Madina
2001–02 - Al Ittihad
2002–03 - Al Ittihad
2003–04 - Al Olympique
2004–05 - Al Ittihad
2005–06 - Al Ittihad
2006–07 - Al Ittihad
2007–08 - Al Ittihad
2008–09 - Al Ittihad
2009–10 - Al Ittihad
2010–11 - Abandoned due to Libyan Civil War^[3]
2011–13 - No championship
2013–14 - Al Ahli (Tripoli)
2014–15 - No championship
2015–16 - Al Ahli (Tripoli)
2016–17 - No championship
2017–18 - Al Nasr

Performance by club

Club	Winners	Runners-up	Winning Years
Al Ittihad (Tripoli)	16	7	1964–65, 1965–66, 1968–69, 1985–86, 1987–88, 1988–89, 1989–90, 1990–91, 2001–02, 2002–03, 2004–05, 2005–06, 2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09 2009–10,
Al Ahli (Tripoli)	12	9	1963–64, 1970–71, 1972–73, 1973–74, 1977–78, 1983–84, 1992–93, 1993–94, 1994–95, 2000, 2013–14, 2015–16
Al Ahly (Benghazi)	4	8	1969–70, 1971–72, 1974–75, 1991–92
Al Madina (Tripoli)	3	2	1975–76, 1982–83, 2000–01
Al Tahaddi (Benghazi)	3	1	1966–68, 1976–77, 1996–97
Al Nasr (Benghazi)	2	4	1987, 2017–18
Al Mahala (Tripoli)	2	1	1997–98, 1998–99
Al Dhahra	1	0	1984–85
Al Shat	1	0	1995–96
Al Olympique	1	0	2003–04

Titles by city

City	Titles	Winning Clubs
Tripoli	35	Al Ittihad (16), Al Ahli (12), Al Madina (3), Al Mahala (2), Al Dhahra (1), Al Shat (1)
Benghazi	9	Al Ahly (4), Al Tahaddi (3), Al Nasr (2)
Zawiya	1	Al Olympique (1)

2013–14 Clubs

Team	Location	Sha'biyah	Stadium	Capacity^[4]
Al Ahli	Tripoli	Tripoli	June 11 Stadium	65,000
Al Ahly	Benghazi	Benghazi	Martyrs of February Stadium	10,550
Al Akhdar	Bayda	Jabal al Akhdar	Sheikh Chadae Stadium	10,000
Al Hilal	Benghazi	Benghazi	Martyrs of February Stadium	10,550
Al Ittihad	Tripoli	Tripoli	June 11 Stadium	65,000
Al Madina	Tripoli	Tripoli	June 11 Stadium	65,000
Al Najma	Benghazi	Benghazi	Martyrs of February Stadium	10,550
Al Nasr	Benghazi	Benghazi	Martyrs of February Stadium	10,550
Al Olympique	Zawiya	Zawiya	Zaawia Stadium	6,000
Al Shat (R)	Tripoli	Tripoli	GMR Stadium	20,000
Al Swihli	Misrata	Misrata	9th July Stadium	10,000
Al Tahaddi (R)	Benghazi	Benghazi	March 28 Stadium	55,000
Al Tirsana (R)	Tripoli	Tripoli	GMR Stadium	20,000
Al Wahda	Tripoli	Tripoli	Ali Alsgozy Stadium	3,000
Darnes	Derna	Bayda	Al Bayda Stadium	10,000
Khaleej Sirte (R)	Sirte	Sirte	2 March Stadium	2,000

Top scorers by season

Top scorers are:{{citation needed|date=September 2011}}

Season	Player	Club	Goals
1963-64	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1951}} Ahmed Ben Sawed	Al Ahly (Benghazi)	19
1964-65	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1951}} Ahmed Ben Sawed	Al Ahly (Benghazi)	18
1965-66	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1951}} Ahmed Al Ahwal	Al Ittihad	14
1966-67	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1951}} Hassan Snousi	Al Ahli (Tripoli)	12
1968-69	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1951}} Mohamed Boughalia	Al Ahli (Tripoli)	16
1970-71	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1969}} Yousef Sidqi	Al Nasr	15
1971-72	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1969}} Yousef Sidqi	Al Nasr	12
1972-73	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1972}} Nouri Alsirri	Al Madina	17
1973-74	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1972}} Nouri Alsirri	Al Madina	13
1974-75	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1972}} Nouri Alsirri	Al Madina	17
1975-76	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1972}} Mustafa Belhaaj	Al Madina	19
1976-77	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1972}} Abubakr Douzan	Al Madina	15
1977-78	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Fahim Raqs	Al Ahli (Tripoli)	8
1982-83	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Nouri Alsirri	Al Madina	17
1983-84	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Abdulraouf Ferjany	Al Dhahra	11
1984-85	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Ramadan Barnaoui	Al Ahly (Benghazi)	9
1985-86	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Salim Bou Jarrad	Al Ittihad	11
1986-87	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Faraj Bar'asi	Al Nasr	12
1987-88	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Salim Bou Jarrad	Al Ittihad	11
1988-89	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Faraj Meeloud	Al Tahaddi	6
1989-90	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Ali Bashary {{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Nasr Badr	Al Ahly (Benghazi) Afriqi	11
1990-91	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Idris Mikraaz	Darnes	11
1991-92	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Abdelhakeem Suwayyah	Al Tirsana	12
1992-93	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Abdelhakeem Suwayyah	Al Tirsana	14
1993-94	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Idrees Mikraaz	Al Ahli (Tripoli)	19
1994-95	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Mohamed Milaad {{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Hassan Othman	Ittihad Gheryan Al Morooj	6
1995-96	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Muammar Masoud	Al Shat	10
1996-97	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Khalifa Maqinny	Al Hilal	12
1997-98	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Khalifa Maqinny	Al Hilal	14
1998-99	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Mustafa Ramadan {{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Abdelaaty Qubay	Al Ahly (Benghazi) Al Intilaaq	13
2000	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Ahmed Saad	Benghazi Al Jadeeda	8
2000-01	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Ashraf Muammar {{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Ali Melyaan	Al Tahaddi Al Madina	14
2001-02	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Al-Saadi Gaddafi	Al Ittihad	19
2002-03	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Ahmed El Masli {{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Khaled Shallabi	Al Nasr Al Madina	13
2003-04	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Ahmed Saad	Al Nasr	14
2004-05	{{flagicon\|SEN}} Sheikh Sedao	Al Urouba	12
2005-06	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Samir Al Wahaj	Al Wahda	18
2006-07	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Walid Shebli	Al Madina	13
2007-08	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Abdelhameed Zidane	Al Akhdar	21
2008-09	{{flagicon\|LBY\|1977}} Samir Al Wahaj	Al Tirsana	19
2009-10	{{flagicon\|MAR}} Rasheed al Deasy	Al Shat	15
2015-16	LBY}} Salem Roma	Al Nasr	8

Regulations

The rules can be found on the official LFF website^[5]

References

1. ^IFFHS
2. ^{{cite web|title=Libya - List of Champions|url=http://www.rsssf.com/tablesl/libchamp.html|publisher=RSSSF|accessdate=24 September 2011}}
3. ^{{cite web|title=Algeria offer to step in for Libya|url=http://www.aljazeera.com/sport/football/2011/07/201174151620522447.html|publisher=aljazeera.com|accessdate=4 January 2012|date=4 July 2011}}
4. ^Stadium information at goalzz.com
5. ^Regulations at LFF {{Ar icon}}

External links

[https://www.fifa.com/associations/association=lby/nationalleague/standings.html League] at FIFA
Libyan Premier League - Hailoosport.com (Arabic)
Libyan Premier League - Hailoosport.com

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