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| competition = Libyan Premier League | season = 2008–09 | winners = Ittihad Tripoli | runners-up = Ahly Benghazi | relegated = Wahda Tripoli Jazeera Wefaq Sabratha Aman al Aam | continentalcup1 = Champions League | continentalcup1 qualifiers = Ittihad Tripoli Ahly Benghazi | continentalcup2 = Confederation Cup | continentalcup2 qualifiers = Ahly Tripoli Tersanah (via cup) | league topscorer = Samir Al Wahaj (Tersanah) - 19 goals | biggest home win = Ittihad 6–1 Wahda Tripoli (21 May 2009) | biggest away win = Shat 1–9 Ahly Tripoli (5 June 2009) | highest scoring = Shat 1–9 Ahly Tripoli (5 June 2009) (10 goals) | total goals = 572 | average goals = 3.18 | longest wins = | longest unbeaten = Ahly Benghazi - 16 matches (2009-02-08 to 2009-06-23) | longest losses = Wahda Tripoli - 8 matches (2008-12-27 to 2009-03-27) | highest attendance = | lowest attendance = | average attendance = | prevseason = 2007–08 | nextseason = 2009–10 }} The 2008–09 Libyan Premier League season was the forty-first edition of the competition since its establishment in 1963. Al Ittihad were the defending champions, having won their fourteenth Libyan Premier League title with just one round of matches to spare in the previous season. The campaign began on Friday October 17, 2008,[1][2] delayed due to Libya's World Cup qualifiers, and, depending on the Libyan Cup, is scheduled to finish on June 26, 2009.[3] A total of 16 teams contested the league, including 13 who competed in the previous season and three promoted from the Libyan Second Division. (see 2007–08 Libyan Second Division) The first goal of the season was scored by newly promoted Wefaq Sabratha's Stefan de Paul against 2003-04 champions Al Olomby in the thirty-second minute of the game on the opening day of the season on October 17.[4][5] Atef Hussein of Al Olomby scored the first hat-trick of the season against Al Sweahly on December 16, netting two in the final six minutes to help his side to a 3–3 draw.[6][7] The season paused for its usual mid-season break. However, this season's break was extended due to the national team's participation in the 2009 African Championship of Nations, and participation (at club level) in Africa's continental competitions. The season continued on March 13.[7] Wahda Tripoli were the first club to be relegated following a 4–1 defeat to Ahly Benghazi on May 28, 2009.[8]Wefaq Sabratha's relegation was also confirmed on June 18, 2009 despite defeating Jazeera 4–1, as other results went against them. Jazeera's defeat also meant that they would not be remaining in the division for next season.[9]Aman al Aam were relegated on the final day of the season. Although they defeated Khaleej Sirte 2–0, they needed Hilal Benghazi to lose to Sweahly to stay up on head-to-head record. Hilal secured a 0–0 draw, ensuring their survival by one point. Ittihad Tripoli won the title on June 19, 2009 after defeating Sweahly 2–1 to gain an unassailable lead over second-placed Ahly Benghazi.This was Ittihad's 5th league title in succession, and their 15th overall.[10][11]Promotion and relegationTeams promoted from 2007–08 Libyan Second Division
League table{{#invoke:sports table|main|style=WDL|res_col_header=Q |sortable_table=y |team1=ITT|name_ITT=Ittihad |team2=AHLB|name_AHLB=Ahly Benghazi |team3=AHLT|name_AHLT=Ahly Tripoli |team4=AKH|name_AKH=Akhdar |team5=NSR|name_NSR=Nasr |team6=KHA|name_KHA=Khaleej Sirte |team7=TER|name_TER=Tersanah |team8=SWE|name_SWE=Sweahly |team9=MAD|name_MAD=Madina |team10=SHT|name_SHT=Shat |team11=OLY|name_OLY=Olomby |team12=HIL|name_HIL=Hilal |team13=AMN|name_AMN=Aman al Aam |team14=WFQ|name_WFQ=Wefaq Sabratha |team15=JAZ|name_JAZ=Jazeera |team16=WAH|name_WAH=Wahda |win_ITT=22|draw_ITT=5|loss_ITT=3|gf_ITT=54|ga_ITT=15|status_ITT=C |win_AHLB=20|draw_AHLB=7|loss_AHLB=3|gf_AHLB=60|ga_AHLB=24 |win_AHLT=20|draw_AHLT=6|loss_AHLT=4|gf_AHLT=62|ga_AHLT=24 |win_AKH=14|draw_AKH=5|loss_AKH=11|gf_AKH=37|ga_AKH=29 |win_NSR=13|draw_NSR=7|loss_NSR=10|gf_NSR=38|ga_NSR=31 |win_KHA=10|draw_KHA=12|loss_KHA=8|gf_KHA=31|ga_KHA=33 |win_TER=10|draw_TER=10|loss_TER=10|gf_TER=35|ga_TER=34 |win_SWE=10|draw_SWE=10|loss_SWE=10|gf_SWE=34|ga_SWE=34 |win_MAD=9|draw_MAD=12|loss_MAD=9|gf_MAD=28|ga_MAD=27 |win_SHT=9|draw_SHT=8|loss_SHT=13|gf_SHT=43|ga_SHT=57 |win_OLY=7|draw_OLY=14|loss_OLY=9|gf_OLY=35|ga_OLY=39 |win_HIL=7|draw_HIL=10|loss_HIL=13|gf_HIL=25|ga_HIL=42 |win_AMN=8|draw_AMN=6|loss_AMN=16|gf_AMN=22|ga_AMN=37|status_AMN=R |win_WFQ=6|draw_WFQ=11|loss_WFQ=13|gf_WFQ=22|ga_WFQ=33|status_WFQ=R |win_JAZ=8|draw_JAZ=2|loss_JAZ=20|gf_JAZ=21|ga_JAZ=49|adjust_points_JAZ=-4|status_JAZ=R |win_WAH=2|draw_WAH=5|loss_WAH=23|gf_WAH=25|ga_WAH=65|status_WAH=R |hth_TER=TER 2–1 SWE; SWE 2–1 TER |hth_SWE=TER |hth_JAZ=Jazeera deducted four points[13][12][13][14] |hth_OLY=OLY 0–1 SHT; SHT 5–2 OLY |hth_SHT=OLY |col_CCL=#ACE1AF|text_CCL=2010 CAF Champions League |result1=CCL|result2=CCL |col_CCC=#79BDFF|text_CCC=2010 CAF Confederation Cup |result3=CCC |col_CCC1=#79BDFF|text_CCC1=2010 CAF Confederation Cup |note_res_CCC1=Tersanah qualify for CAF Confederation Cup as cup runners-up, as Ittihad had already secured a CAF Champions League place |result7=CCC1 |col_R=#FFCCCC|text_R=Relegation to Libyan Second Division |result13=R|result14=R|result15=R|result16=R |class_rules=1) points; 2) head-to-head points; 3) head-to-head goal difference; 4) head-to-head goals scored; 5) goal difference; 6) number of goals scored. |update=June 26, 2009 |source=RSSSF }} Results{{#invoke:Sports results|main|matches_style=FBR|solid_cell=grey |team1=AHLB|team2=AHLT|team3=AKH|team4=AMN|team5=HIL |team6=ITT|team7=JAZ|team8=KHA|team9=MAD|team10=NSR |team11=OLY|team12=SHT|team13=SWE|team14=TER|team15=WAH |team16=WFQ |name_AHLB=Ahly Benghazi |match_AHLB_AHLT=1–1 |match_AHLB_AKH=1–0 |match_AHLB_AMN=4–0 |match_AHLB_HIL=2–0 |match_AHLB_ITT=1–0 |match_AHLB_JAZ=3–0 |match_AHLB_KHA=0–1 |match_AHLB_MAD=1–1 |match_AHLB_NSR=2–1 |match_AHLB_OLY=5–2 |match_AHLB_SHT=2–0 |match_AHLB_SWE=3–1 |match_AHLB_TER=3–0 |match_AHLB_WAH=4–1 |match_AHLB_WFQ=1–0 |name_AHLT=Ahly Tripoli |match_AHLT_AHLB=2–2 |match_AHLT_AKH=3–2 |match_AHLT_AKH_note=Match abandoned in the 94th minute with the score 3–2 after Joseph Fausto's sending off. Fighting broke out, and the referee was struck by a missile from the crowd. Remaining minute played on December 3, with no change to the result.[15] |match_AHLT_AMN=1–2 |match_AHLT_HIL=2–0 |match_AHLT_ITT=0–2 |match_AHLT_JAZ=4–0 |match_AHLT_KHA=4–0 |match_AHLT_MAD=0–0 |match_AHLT_NSR=2–0 |match_AHLT_OLY=1–0 |match_AHLT_SHT=4–1 |match_AHLT_SWE=1–2 |match_AHLT_TER=2–0 |match_AHLT_WAH=2–1 |match_AHLT_WFQ=3–1 |name_AKH=Akhdar |match_AKH_AHLB=2–0 |match_AKH_AHLB_note=The game ended 0–0, but was later awarded as a 2–0 win to Akhdar, as Ahly Benghazi played a suspended player[16] |match_AKH_AHLT=1–2 |match_AKH_AMN=1–0 |match_AKH_HIL=0–0 |match_AKH_ITT=0–0 |match_AKH_JAZ=1–0 |match_AKH_KHA=1–0 |match_AKH_MAD=2–0 |match_AKH_NSR=2–0 |match_AKH_OLY=2–1 |match_AKH_SHT=1–0 |match_AKH_SWE=1–1 |match_AKH_TER=3–1 |match_AKH_WAH=1–0 |match_AKH_WFQ=4–1 |name_AMN=Aman al Aam |match_AMN_AHLB=0–2 |match_AMN_AHLT=0–1 |match_AMN_AKH=1–0 |match_AMN_HIL=3–1 |match_AMN_ITT=0–2 |match_AMN_JAZ=2–1 |match_AMN_KHA=2–0 |match_AMN_MAD=0–1 |match_AMN_NSR=0–1 |match_AMN_OLY=1–3 |match_AMN_SHT=0–3 |match_AMN_SWE=1–2 |match_AMN_TER=0–2 |match_AMN_WAH=1–0 |match_AMN_WFQ=0–0 |name_HIL=Hilal |match_HIL_AHLB=1–4 |match_HIL_AHLT=0–2 |match_HIL_AKH=1–4 |match_HIL_AMN=1–0 |match_HIL_ITT=0–1 |match_HIL_JAZ=2–2 |match_HIL_KHA=0–0 |match_HIL_MAD=2–1 |match_HIL_NSR=3–2 |match_HIL_OLY=0–1 |match_HIL_SHT=2–3 |match_HIL_SWE=1–1 |match_HIL_TER=0–0 |match_HIL_WAH=2–1 |match_HIL_WFQ=0–0 |name_ITT=Ittihad |match_ITT_AHLB=1–0 |match_ITT_AHLT=2–1 |match_ITT_AKH=3–0 |match_ITT_AMN=1–0 |match_ITT_HIL=4–0 |match_ITT_JAZ=2–0 |match_ITT_KHA=3–0 |match_ITT_MAD=0–2 |match_ITT_NSR=2–2 |match_ITT_OLY=2–1 |match_ITT_SHT=3–0 |match_ITT_SWE=2–1 |match_ITT_TER=0–0 |match_ITT_WAH=6–1 |match_ITT_WFQ=2–1 |name_JAZ=Jazeera |match_JAZ_AHLB=1–2 |match_JAZ_AHLT=1–2 |match_JAZ_AHLT_note=This match was suspended at half-time with the score at 1–1, as fighting broke out between both sets of supporters. The second half was played at the 2 March Stadium.[17][18] |match_JAZ_AKH=1–4 |match_JAZ_AMN=1–1 |match_JAZ_HIL=0–1 |match_JAZ_ITT=0–2 |match_JAZ_ITT_note=Match awarded 2–0 to Ittihad after Jazeera fans invaded pitch and attacked referee, after Ittihad's 95th-minute winner. The referee had earlier given 9 minutes of stoppage time[19] |match_JAZ_KHA=1–2 |match_JAZ_MAD=1–0 |match_JAZ_NSR=1–0 |match_JAZ_OLY=1–2 |match_JAZ_SHT=3–2 |match_JAZ_SWE=1–0 |match_JAZ_TER=1–0 |match_JAZ_WAH=1–0 |match_JAZ_WFQ=1–0 |name_KHA=Khaleej Sirte |match_KHA_AHLB=1–4 |match_KHA_AHLT=0–2 |match_KHA_AKH=2–2 |match_KHA_AMN=1–1 |match_KHA_HIL=1–1 |match_KHA_ITT=0–1 |match_KHA_JAZ=4–0 |match_KHA_MAD=0–1 |match_KHA_NSR=1–0 |match_KHA_OLY=2–2 |match_KHA_SHT=1–1 |match_KHA_SWE=2–1 |match_KHA_TER=2–2 |match_KHA_WAH=3–1 |match_KHA_WFQ=1–1 |name_MAD=Madina |match_MAD_AHLB=3–3 |match_MAD_AHLT=0–1 |match_MAD_AKH=3–1 |match_MAD_AMN=2–0 |match_MAD_HIL=1–0 |match_MAD_ITT=1–1 |match_MAD_JAZ=1–0 |match_MAD_KHA=0–1 |match_MAD_NSR=0–0 |match_MAD_OLY=0–0 |match_MAD_SHT=2–2 |match_MAD_SWE=1–2 |match_MAD_TER=1–1 |match_MAD_WAH=2–1 |match_MAD_WFQ=1–0 |name_NSR=Nasr |match_NSR_AHLB=1–1 |match_NSR_AHLT=2–2 |match_NSR_AKH=2–0 |match_NSR_AMN=1–0 |match_NSR_HIL=2–0 |match_NSR_ITT=1–0 |match_NSR_JAZ=1–0 |match_NSR_KHA=1–2 |match_NSR_MAD=1–1 |match_NSR_OLY=0–0 |match_NSR_SHT=1–2 |match_NSR_SWE=3–0 |match_NSR_TER=1–0 |match_NSR_WAH=4–0 |match_NSR_WFQ=1–4 |name_OLY=Olomby |match_OLY_AHLB=0–1 |match_OLY_AHLT=2–4 |match_OLY_AKH=1–1 |match_OLY_AMN=2–1 |match_OLY_HIL=1–1 |match_OLY_ITT=0–1 |match_OLY_JAZ=2–0 |match_OLY_KHA=0–0 |match_OLY_MAD=0–0 |match_OLY_NSR=2–2 |match_OLY_SHT=0–1 |match_OLY_SWE=1–1 |match_OLY_TER=1–0 |match_OLY_WAH=0–0 |match_OLY_WFQ=2–0 |name_SHT=Shat |match_SHT_AHLB=3–3 |match_SHT_AHLT=1–9 |match_SHT_AKH=2–0 |match_SHT_AKH_note=Match awarded 2–0 to Shat after it was discovered that Akhdar played a suspended player. Match had originally finished 3–1 to Akhdar |match_SHT_AMN=0–2 |match_SHT_HIL=3–3 |match_SHT_ITT=1–1 |match_SHT_JAZ=2–1 |match_SHT_KHA=0–0 |match_SHT_MAD=2–0 |match_SHT_NSR=2–1 |match_SHT_OLY=5–2 |match_SHT_SWE=2–3 |match_SHT_TER=0–4 |match_SHT_WAH=1–2 |match_SHT_WFQ=1–1 |name_SWE=Sweahly |match_SWE_AHLB=0–1 |match_SWE_AHLT=1–1 |match_SWE_AKH=1–0 |match_SWE_AMN=1–1 |match_SWE_HIL=0–0 |match_SWE_ITT=0–1 |match_SWE_JAZ=2–0 |match_SWE_KHA=0–1 |match_SWE_MAD=0–0 |match_SWE_NSR=0–1 |match_SWE_OLY=3–3 |match_SWE_SHT=1–0 |match_SWE_TER=2–1 |match_SWE_WAH=4–2 |match_SWE_WFQ=0–0 |name_TER=Tersanah |match_TER_AHLB=0–0 |match_TER_AHLT=0–0 |match_TER_AKH=1–0 |match_TER_AMN=2–2 |match_TER_HIL=1–0 |match_TER_ITT=1–3 |match_TER_JAZ=1–0 |match_TER_KHA=1–1 |match_TER_MAD=2–1 |match_TER_NSR=0–1 |match_TER_OLY=1–1 |match_TER_SHT=2–1 |match_TER_SWE=2–1 |match_TER_WAH=4–2 |match_TER_WFQ=1–1 |name_WAH=Wahda |match_WAH_AHLB=0–2 |match_WAH_AHLT=0–2 |match_WAH_AKH=0–1 |match_WAH_AMN=0–1 |match_WAH_HIL=0–1 |match_WAH_ITT=1–5 |match_WAH_JAZ=0–1 |match_WAH_KHA=1–2 |match_WAH_MAD=2–2 |match_WAH_NSR=2–3 |match_WAH_OLY=1–1 |match_WAH_SHT=1–1 |match_WAH_SWE=1–3 |match_WAH_TER=3–2 |match_WAH_WFQ=1–1 |name_WFQ=Wefaq Sabratha |match_WFQ_AHLB=1–2 |match_WFQ_AHLT=0–1 |match_WFQ_AKH=1–0 |match_WFQ_AMN=0–0 |match_WFQ_HIL=1–2 |match_WFQ_ITT=0–1 |match_WFQ_JAZ=4–1 |match_WFQ_KHA=0–0 |match_WFQ_MAD=1–0 |match_WFQ_NSR=0–2 |match_WFQ_OLY=2–2 |match_WFQ_SHT=2–1 |match_WFQ_SWE=0–0 |match_WFQ_TER=1–3 |match_WFQ_WAH=2–0 |update=26 June 2009 |source=goalzz.com }} Team summary
2 Due to Al Jazeera's ban from their Zuwara Stadium, the club will play their remaining home games at 9 July Stadium for the remainder of the season. 3 Wefaq Sabratha's used the Ajaylat Stadium from rounds 1-8 as their own Sabratha Stadium was undergoing maintenance. NB: The newly constructed Benina Stadium will be used to host matches held in Benghazi, as the 28 March Stadium is undergoing maintenance. The 28 March Stadium will not be in use for the rest of this season.[20] Awards
Season statistics[4]Goals
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Top scorersAs of June 26, 2009
Stadia{{Location map+ |Libya |width=500 |float=right |caption=Location of the 2008–09 Libyan Premier League teams |places={{Location map~ |Libya |lat=31.03 |long=16.3 |label=Khaleej }}{{Location map~ |Libya |lat=32.22 |long=15.1 |label=Sweahly |position=right }}{{Location map~ |Libya |lat=32.07 |long=20.15|label=Benghazi |position=left }}{{Location map~ |Libya |lat=32.64 |long=12.5 |label=Wefaq|position=top }}{{Location map~ |Libya |lat=32.86 |long=11.95|label=Jazeera |position=left }}{{Location map~ |Libya |lat=32.69 |long=13.2 |label=Tripoli |position=right }}{{Location map~ |Libya |lat=32.61 |long=21.44|label=Akhdar |position=bottom }}{{Location map~ |Libya |lat=32.45 |long=12.43|label=Olomby |position=left }}{{Location map~ |Libya |mark=TransparentPlaceholder.png |marksize=1 |lat=32 |long=13 |label=AhlyIttihad Aman al Aam Tersanah Shat Wahda Madina}}{{Location map~ |Libya |mark=TransparentPlaceholder.png |marksize=1 |lat=31.4 |long=20 |label=Ahly Hilal Nasr|position=left}} }}
See also
References
1. ^{{cite news | author = al Jaziri, Osama | url = http://www.kooora.com/default.aspx?showarticle=41646&obj=4056 | title = Fixtures for 2008-09 Libyan Premier League season announced |language=Arabic| publisher = kooora.com | date = 2008-10-03 | accessdate = 2009-04-19 }} {{Libyan Premier League}}{{2008–09 in Libyan football}}{{2008 in African football (CAF)}}{{2009 in African football (CAF)}}{{DEFAULTSORT:2008-09 Libyan Premier League}}2. ^{{cite news | author = | url = http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=3&i=2449&archive=1 | title = Keenly-Anticipated 2008/09 Libyan Football League Season Kicks-off Friday | publisher = Tripoli Post | date = 2008-10-17 | accessdate = 2009-04-19 }} 3. ^Remaining dates for league fixtures {{ar icon}} LFF, June 13, 2009, Retrieved June 13, 2009 4. ^1 Libyan Premier League 2008-09 Statistics 5. ^{{cite news | author = al Jaziri, Osama | url = http://www.kooora.com/default.aspx?showarticle=42126&obj=4056 | title = Round-up of Round 1 Fixtures |language=Arabic | publisher = kooora.com | date = 2008-10-17 | accessdate = 2009-04-19 }} 6. ^1 2 See 2008-09 Libyan Premier League#Round 8 7. ^{{cite news | author = | url = http://forum.kooora.com/f.aspx?t=15346755 | title = Libyan Football Federation releases fixtures for Round 16 |language=Arabic | publisher = kooora.com | date = 2008-03-10 | accessdate = 2009-04-19 }} 8. ^{{cite news | author = Tripoli Post | url = http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=3&i=3210 | title = In Al-Ahli Tripoli's Absence Al-Ittihad Open Four-point Lead at the Top | publisher = Tripoli Post | date = 2009-05-30 | accessdate = 2009-05-30 }} 9. ^{{cite news | author = Osama al Jaziri | url = http://www.kooora.com/default.aspx?showarticle=51892&obj=4056 | title = الدوري الليبي : هبوط وفاق صبراتة والجزيرة , والهلال والأمن العام يجددا الأمال في البقاء | publisher = kooora.com | date = 2009-06-18 | accessdate = 2009-06-19 }} 10. ^{{cite news | author = Ali al Abaar | url = http://www.kooora.com/default.aspx?showarticle=51922&obj=4056 | title = الأتحاد يعزز رقمه القياسى .. يتخطى السويحلى ويتوج بطلا للدورى الليبى للمرة الخامسة عشرة فى تاريخه | publisher = kooora.com | date = 2009-06-19 | accessdate = 2009-06-19 }} 11. ^{{cite news | author = | url = http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=3&i=3290 | title = Al-Ittihad Are 2008/09 Libyan Champions; Defeat for Al-Ahli Tripoli Makes it Much Easier | publisher = Tripoli Post | date = 2009-06-20 | accessdate = 2009-06-20 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20110717105305/http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=3&i=3290 | archive-date = 2011-07-17 | dead-url = yes | df =}} 12. ^18 January 2009, Libyan Competitions Committee Releases Statement on Jazeera-Ittihad match {{ar icon}}, kooora.com, Accessed 18 January, 2009 13. ^20 January 2009, Information about Sweahly-Jazeera match {{ar icon}}, kooora.com, Accessed January 20, 2009 14. ^26 January 2009, Libyan Football Federation punishes Jazeera {{ar icon}}, kooora.com, Accessed January 26, 2009 15. ^{{cite news | author = | url = http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=3&i=2510&archive=1 | title = Al-Ahli Inflict First Defeat on Alakhdar in Eventful Game | publisher = Tripoli Post | date = 2008-11-04 | accessdate = 2009-04-20 }} 16. ^{{cite news | author = | url = http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=3&i=2651&archive=1 | title = Penalty-goal Paves Way for Al-Ahli of Tripoli’s Convincing Win | publisher = Tripoli Post | date = 2008-12-22 | accessdate = 2009-04-19 }} 17. ^{{cite news | author = | url = http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=3&i=2529&archive=1 | title = Benghazi’s Al-Ahli Suffer First Loss; Tripoli's Match with Al-Jazeera Suspended | publisher = Tripoli Post | date = 2008-11-15 | accessdate = 2009-04-19 }} 18. ^{{cite news | author = | url = http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=3&i=2551&archive=1 | title = Al-Ahli of Tripoli Win 'abandoned' match after 45 minutes on Neutral Ground | publisher = Tripoli Post | date = 2008-11-17 | accessdate = 2009-04-20 }} 19. ^1 {{cite news | author = | url = http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=3&i=2752&archive=1 | title = Al-Jazeera Sanctioned for Causing Abandonment | publisher = Tripoli Post | date = 2008-01-29 | accessdate = 2009-04-19 }} 20. ^Benghazi clubs to use Martyrs of February Stadium for league matches {{ar icon}} 21. ^1 2 3 4 5 6 {{cite news | author = al Jaziri, Osama | url = http://www.kooora.com/default.aspx?showarticle=53582&obj=4056 | script-title=ar:سمير عبود أفضل حارس وأحمد الزوي أفضل مهاجم في الدوري الليبي حسب إستفتاء منتدى كووورة ليبية |language=Arabic | publisher = kooora.com | date = 2009-08-03 | accessdate = 2009-08-14 }} 22. ^{{cite news | author = | url = http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=3&i=2986&archive=1 | title = Al-Ahli's Home Defeat Leaves Al-Ittihad to Enjoy League Leadership | publisher = Tripoli Post | date = 2008-03-28 | accessdate = 2009-04-19 }} 23. ^1 2 3 {{cite news | author = Tripoli Post | url = http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=3&i=3241 | title = Al-Ahli Tripoli Hit Nine Goals to Register Season's Biggest Victory | publisher = Tripoli Post | date = 2009-06-07 | accessdate = 2009-06-07 }} 24. ^1 {{cite news | author = Tripoli Post | url = http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=3&i=3177 | title = Koulibaly nets four in Al-Ittihad's Convincing Win Over Bottom Team | publisher = Tripoli Post | date = 2009-05-23 | accessdate = 2009-06-05 }} 25. ^1 2 {{cite news | author = | url = http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=3&i=2634&archive=1 | title = Khaleej Sirte Miss Golden Chance to Share top Billing | publisher = Tripoli Post | date = 2008-12-17 | accessdate = 2009-04-19 }} 26. ^1 2 {{cite news | author = | url = http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=3&i=2450&archive=1 | title = Ten-man Al-Ahli of Tripoli Save a Point on Football League's Opening Day | publisher = Tripoli Post | date = 2008-10-18 | accessdate = 2009-04-19 }} 27. ^1 2 See 2008-09 Libyan Premier League#Round 1 28. ^{{cite web |url=http://football.ly/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=34&Itemid=18 |title=List of Scorers |language=Arabic |accessdate=14 June 2009 |work=LFF |publisher=LFF | archiveurl= https://web.archive.org/web/20090614084405/http://www.football.ly/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=34&Itemid=18| archivedate= 14 June 2009 | deadurl= no}} 3 : 2008–09 in Libyan football|2008–09 in African association football leagues|Libyan Premier League seasons |
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