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Belarusian Futsal Premier League

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Belarusian Futsal Premier League
Founded1990
CountryBelarus
ConfederationUEFA
Number of teams16
Level on pyramid1
Domestic cup(s)Belarusian Futsal Cup
International cup(s)UEFA Futsal Cup
Current championsStalitsa (Minsk)
Most championshipsDarozhnik (Minsk) (6)
Websitemini.football.by
Current: Current Season at UEFA.com

Premier League is the premier professional futsal league in Belarus. It was founded in 1990. Organized by Football Federation of Belarus and is played under UEFA rules, consists of 16 teams.

List of champions

Season Champions 2nd place 3rd place
1990 Pahonia-Miensk (Minsk) Ekanamist (Minsk) SKIF (Minsk)
1991 Miensk (Minsk) Khimik (Homieĺ) Miensk-2 (Minsk)
1992 Atlant (Minsk) Santana-Khimik (Homieĺ) Miensk (Minsk)
1992-93 Budzakaz (Minsk) Miensk (Minsk) Atlant (Minsk)
1993-94 Miensk (Minsk) Budzakaz (Minsk) Sielmash-Ellada (Mahilioŭ)
1994-95 Transmash-Ellada (Mahilioŭ) Elita-Talan (Minsk) Budzakaz (Minsk)
1995-96 CKK (Śvietlahorsk) Budzakaz (Minsk) Transmash (Mahilioŭ)
1996-97 Akademiya (Minsk) CKK (Śvietlahorsk) Vieras (Niasviž Region)
1997-98 Vieras (Niasviž Region) VA-BDU (Minsk) CKK (Śvietlahorsk)
1998-99 Darozhnik (Fanipaĺ) RANN-BDPA (Minsk) CKK (Śvietlahorsk)
1999-00 Simurh (Minsk) Darozhnik (Fanipaĺ) Mietalurh (Molodechno)
2000-01 Simurh (Minsk) Belaŭtaservis (Navapolack) Mietalurh-JP (Molodechno)
2001-02 Darozhnik (Fanipaĺ) Belaŭtaservis (Navapolack) Simurh (Minsk)
2002-03 Darozhnik (Fanipaĺ) Belaŭtaservis (Navapolack) Belahraprambank (Minsk)
2003-04 Darozhnik (Minsk) Belahraprambank (Minsk) Belaŭtaservis (Viciebsk)
2004-05 Darozhnik (Minsk) MAPID (Minsk) Belahraprambank (Minsk)
2005-06 Darozhnik (Minsk) Viciebskenerha (Orša) MAPID (Minsk)
2006-07 MAPID (Minsk) Viciebskenerha (Orša) Darozhnik (Minsk)
2007-08 VitEn (Novalukomĺ) MAPID (Minsk) Darozhnik (Minsk)
2008-09 VitEn (Novalukomĺ) MAPID (Minsk) Darozhnik (Minsk)
2009-10 MAPID (Minsk) Darozhnik (Minsk) VitEn (Orša)
2010-11 MAPID (Minsk) BČ (Homieĺ) VitEn (Orša)
2011-12 Lidsieľmash (Lida) MAPID (Minsk) BČ (Homieĺ)
2012-13 Viten (Viciebsk) MAPID (Minsk) Lidsieľmash (Lida)
2013-14 Stalitsa (Minsk) Viten (Viciebsk) MAPID (Minsk)
2014-15 Lidsieľmash (Lida) Viten (Viciebsk) Stalitsa (Minsk)
2015-16 Lidsieľmash (Lida) MAPID (Minsk) Stalitsa (Minsk)
2016-17 Stalitsa (Minsk) VRZ (Homieĺ) Lidsieľmash (Lida)

Teams 2017-18

  • Achova-Dynama (Minsk)
  • AK Paŭdniovy (Homieĺ Region)
  • Amatar (Brest)
  • Barysaŭ-900 (Barysaŭ)
  • BČ (Homieĺ)
  • Darozhnik (Minsk)
  • Dynama-BNTU (Minsk)
  • Forte (Mahilioŭ)
  • Hranit (Mikaševičy)
  • Lidsieľmash (Lida)
  • Stalitsa (Minsk)
  • Śvietlahorsk (Śvietlahorsk)
  • Ščučyn (Ščučyn)
  • UUS-Dynama (Hrodna)
  • Viten (Orša)
  • VRZ (Homieĺ)

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This page was last edited on 2 January 2024, at 16:11
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