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Uzbekistan - List of Champions NB: until the break-up of the Soviet Union, the Uzbek championship was played for in a regional league without the presence of the clubs representing the republic at the national levels. before independence 1926 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1927 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1928 Sbornaya Fergany 1929 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1930 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1931-32 no championship 1933 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1934 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1935 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1936 ... |
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Uzbekistan - List of Champions NB: until the break-up of the Soviet Union, the Uzbek championship was played for in a regional league without the presence of the clubs representing the republic at the national levels. before independence 1926 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1927 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1928 Sbornaya Fergany 1929 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1930 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1931-32 no championship 1933 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1934 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1935 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1936 ... |
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Uzbekistan - List of Champions NB: until the break-up of the Soviet Union, the Uzbek championship was played for in a regional league without the presence of the clubs representing the republic at the national levels. before independence 1926 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1927 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1928 Sbornaya Fergany 1929 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1930 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1931-32 no championship 1933 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1934 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1935 Sbornaya Tashkenta 1936 ... |
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Uganda - List of Champions unofficial championships 1966 Express FC (Kampala) 1967 Bitumastic (Kampala) official championships 1968 Prisons FC (Kampala) 1969 Prisons FC (Kampala) 1970 Coffee United SC (Kakira) 1971 Army 1972 annulled [*1] 1973 annulled [*1] 1974 Express FC (Kampala) 1975 Express FC (Kampala) 1976 Kampala City Council SC 1977 Kampala City Council SC 1978 Simba FC (Lugazi) 1979 Ugand... |
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Uganda - List of Champions unofficial championships 1966 Express FC (Kampala) 1967 Bitumastic (Kampala) official championships 1968 Prisons FC (Kampala) 1969 Prisons FC (Kampala) 1970 Coffee United SC (Kakira) 1971 Army 1972 annulled [*1] 1973 annulled [*1] 1974 Express FC (Kampala) 1975 Express FC (Kampala) 1976 Kampala City Council SC 1977 Kampala City Council SC 1978 Simba FC (Lugazi) 1979 Ugand... |
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Oman - List of Champions 1975-77 Fanja 1977/78 Rowi (Muscat) 1978/79 Fanja 1979/80 Al-Nasr (Salala) 1980/81 Al-Nasr (Salala) 1981/82 Al-Ahli (Muscat) 1982/83 Dhofar (Salala) 1983/84 Fanja 1984/85 Dhofar (Salala) 1985/86 Fanja 1986/87 Fanja 1987/88 Fanja 1988/89 Al-Nasr (Salala) 1989/90 Dhofar (Salala) 1990/91 Fanja 1991/92 Dhofar (Salala) 1992/93 Dhofar (Salala) 1993/94 Dhofar (Salala) 1994/95 Sur (Sur) 1995/96 Sur... |
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Oman - List of Champions 1975-77 Fanja 1977/78 Rowi (Muscat) 1978/79 Fanja 1979/80 Al-Nasr (Salala) 1980/81 Al-Nasr (Salala) 1981/82 Al-Ahli (Muscat) 1982/83 Dhofar (Salala) 1983/84 Fanja 1984/85 Dhofar (Salala) 1985/86 Fanja 1986/87 Fanja 1987/88 Fanja 1988/89 Al-Nasr (Salala) 1989/90 Dhofar (Salala) 1990/91 Fanja 1991/92 Dhofar (Salala) 1992/93 Dhofar (Salala) 1993/94 Dhofar (Salala) 1994/95 Sur (Sur) 1995/96 Sur... |
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Iraq - List of Champions 1948/49 Sharakat Nafat Al-Basra Iraqi FA Cup Championship NB: competition was considered the national championship but played in knock-out format; clubs were divided over 2 divisions, the champions below are those of the first level. A Baghdad-based league was first held in 1961/62, the FA Cup tournament continued. 1956/57 Al-Maslaha Naqil Al-Rakab 1957/58 Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya 1958/59 Amana Al-Asama 1959/60 Nadi Athori [aka Assy... |
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Iran - List of Champions The first real national football clubs league in Iran started in 1970. In addition champions for 1960 (Shahin FC), 1962 (Daraei FC) and 1967 and 1968 (both Paas) are reported but those competitions were not national. All these clubs were from Tehran. Regional League 1970 Taj 1971 Perspolis 1972 not held Takhte Jamshid League 1973 Perspolis 1974 Taj 1975 Perspolis 1976 Paas 1977 Paas 1978 not completed due to revol... |
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Iran - List of Champions The first real national football clubs league in Iran started in 1970. In addition champions for 1960 (Shahin FC), 1962 (Daraei FC) and 1967 and 1968 (both Paas) are reported but those competitions were not national. All these clubs were from Tehran. Regional League 1970 Taj 1971 Perspolis 1972 not held Takhte Jamshid League 1973 Perspolis 1974 Taj 1975 Perspolis 1976 Paas 1977 Paas 1978 not completed due to revol... |
