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The '''Ĉampioneco de Belak''' (English: ''Championship of Belac''), or '''Ĉampioneco''', is the top division of Belacian football, and the upper section of Belac's Nacia Ligo. It is contested by 12 clubs who play a total of 33 matches every season over a calendar year (playing 3 times against each of the other 11 teams, with 1 or 2 home games against each of them), with the first 11 gameweeks (the ''Unua Fazo'') played from January to March, the second third of the season (the ''Dua Fazo'') played from April to June, and the final 11 gameweeks (the ''Tria Fazo'') played from September to November. | The '''Ĉampioneco de Belak''' (English: ''Championship of Belac''), or '''Ĉampioneco''', is the top division of Belacian football, and the upper section of Belac's Nacia Ligo. It is contested by 12 clubs, who play a total of 33 matches every season over a calendar year (playing 3 times against each of the other 11 teams, with 1 or 2 home games against each of them), with the first 11 gameweeks (the ''Unua Fazo'' or ''Vintrofazo'') played from January to March, the second third of the season (the ''Dua Fazo'' or ''Printempofazo'') played from April to June, and the final 11 gameweeks (the ''Tria Fazo'' or ''Aŭtunfazo'') played from September to November. | ||
Most matches are played on Saturdays, with some games on Fridays and Sundays, and midweek fixtures sometimes played on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The Ĉampioneco was founded in 1926 by the ''Nacia Futbalasocio de Belak'' (National Football Association of Belac; NFB) as a national league for Belac's best football clubs. The ten founding clubs were Apollo, Orienta, Sankta Nikolao, Sankta Paŭlo, Novurbo, Sankta Mikaelo, Kolombo, Tondro, Atleta Klubo and Aklotia Ĉefstrato. | |||
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=== 2021 season === | === 2021 season === | ||
Revision as of 19:01, 31 August 2021
| Organising body | Nacia Futbalasocio de Belak (NFB) |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1926 |
| First season | 1926 season |
| Country | Belac |
| Other club(s) from | none |
| Number of teams | 12 |
| Relegation to | Dua Ligo |
| Domestic cup(s) | Nacia Pokalo |
| League cup(s) | Noĝ-Abranos-Pokalo |
| International cup(s) | UEFA Champions League |
| Current champions | La Kunvenejo (1st title) (2020) |
| Current Noĝ-Abranos-Pokalo | Sankta Tomaso (2nd title) (2020) |
| Most championships | Apollo (28 titles) |
| Most Noĝ-Abranos-Pokalos | Internacia, Olimpika (6 titles) |
| Most appearances | Antono Reĝo (709 appearances) |
| Top goalscorer | Paŭleto (274 goals) |
| TV partners | Belosport |
| Website | www.cxamp.nacialigo.kd |
 2021 season | |
The Ĉampioneco de Belak (English: Championship of Belac), or Ĉampioneco, is the top division of Belacian football, and the upper section of Belac's Nacia Ligo. It is contested by 12 clubs, who play a total of 33 matches every season over a calendar year (playing 3 times against each of the other 11 teams, with 1 or 2 home games against each of them), with the first 11 gameweeks (the Unua Fazo or Vintrofazo) played from January to March, the second third of the season (the Dua Fazo or Printempofazo) played from April to June, and the final 11 gameweeks (the Tria Fazo or Aŭtunfazo) played from September to November.
Most matches are played on Saturdays, with some games on Fridays and Sundays, and midweek fixtures sometimes played on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The Ĉampioneco was founded in 1926 by the Nacia Futbalasocio de Belak (National Football Association of Belac; NFB) as a national league for Belac's best football clubs. The ten founding clubs were Apollo, Orienta, Sankta Nikolao, Sankta Paŭlo, Novurbo, Sankta Mikaelo, Kolombo, Tondro, Atleta Klubo and Aklotia Ĉefstrato.
Teams
2021 season
For the 2021 Ĉampioneco season, the following 12 teams are participating:
| Team | Founded | Home stadium | Number of titles | Current manager |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apollo | 1915 | Stadiono de Apollo, Akloti | 28 (most successful) | Example |
| Internacia | 1934 | La Globo, Akloti | 19 | Example |
| La Junuloj | 1921 | Stadiono Zantangloso, Zantangloso | 0 | Example |
| La Kunvenejo | 2011 | Metropola Stadiono, La Kunvenejo | 1 | Example |
| La Leonoj | 1919 | La Nesto, Novurbo | 1 | Example |
| Olimpika | 1920 | Olimpika Stadiono, Ontro | 23 | Example |
| Orienta | 1912 | Stacivojo, Kvara Urbo | 11 | Example |
| Sankta Mikaelo | 1911 | Preĝejostrato, Sankta Mikaelo | 0 | Example |
| Sankta Nikolao | 1918 | Hejmo de la Sanktuloj, La Sanktuloj | 0 | Example |
| Sankta Paŭlo | 1920 | Parko Sankta Paŭlo, Sankta Paŭlo | 2 | Example |
| Sankta Tomaso | 1925 | Ruĝa-Nigra Areno, Zantangloso | 0 | Example |
| Sanktejo | 1929 | Nova Sanktejo-Stadiono | 1 | Example |