Naisten Liiga
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Naisten Liiga
| Countries | Finland |
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| Confederation | UEFA |
| Founded | 1971 |
| Number of teams | 10 |
| Level on pyramid | 1 |
| Relegation to | Naisten Ykkönen |
| International cup(s) | UEFA Champions League |
| Current champions | PK-35 Vantaa (2011) |
| Most championships | HJK (22) |
| Website | naistenliiga.fi |
Naisten Liiga ("Women's League") is the highest division of women's football in Finland. The competition was first held in 1971. Up to 2006 it was known as Naisten SM-sarja ("Women's Finnish championship series").
The league consists of 10 clubs who play two rounds with a total of 27 matches per team in a season. At the end of the season the 10th placed team is relegated to the second level. The league champion qualifies for the next season's UEFA Women's Champions League.
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Teams participating in the 2012 season
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Previous champions
A list of all champions[1]:
- 1971 HJK
- 1972 HJK
- 1973 HJK
- 1974 HJK
- 1975 HJK
- 1976 Kemin Into
- 1977 Kemin Into
- 1978 TPS
- 1979 HJK
- 1980 HJK
- 1981 HJK
- 1982 Puotinkylän Valtti
- 1983 Puotinkylän Valtti
- 1984 HJK
- 1985 Kaunis Nainen Futis
- 1986 HJK
- 1987 HJK
- 1988 HJK
- 1989 PP-Futis
- 1990 Helsinki United
- 1991 HJK
- 1992 HJK
- 1993 Kontulan Urheilijat
- 1994 Malmin Palloseura
- 1995 HJK
- 1996 HJK
- 1997 HJK
- 1998 HJK
- 1999 HJK
- 2000 HJK
- 2001 HJK
- 2002 FC United
- 2003 Malmin Palloseura
- 2004 FC United
- 2005 HJK
- 2006 FC Honka
- 2007 FC Honka
- 2008 FC Honka
- 2009 Åland United
- 2010 PK-35 Vantaa
- 2011 PK-35 Vantaa
See also
External links
References
- ^ http://www.rsssf.com/tablesf/fin-womchamp.html ; RSSSF.com List of women's champions
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