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== History == | == History == | ||
The league was formed in 1913 by the 4 best amateur clubs in the Slavic Union, Osipovgrad FK, Ivanovgrad Soyuz, Tuvodsk FK, and Noya Soyuz. Osipovgrad FK would win the first 5 championships before going on a 19 year championship drought, but since 1937 they have won 39 Slavic championships, including the last 8. The last team before them to win the championship Nikolaev FK, the league has had only 9 different champions over it's history. | The league was formed in 1913 by the 4 best amateur clubs in the Slavic Union, Osipovgrad FK, Ivanovgrad Soyuz, Tuvodsk FK, and Noya Soyuz. Osipovgrad FK would win the first 5 championships before going on a 19 year championship drought, but since 1937 they have won 39 Slavic championships, including the last 8. The last team before them to win the championship Nikolaev FK, the league has had only 9 different champions over it's history. | ||
The SPL consists of 16 teams. | The SPL consists of 16 teams. | ||
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== Champions == | == Champions == | ||
== Player Records == | == Player Records == | ||
==Teams== | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:01, 10 May 2023
| Slavic Premier League (SPL) | |
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| Sport | Soccer/Futbol |
| Founded | January 11, 1913 |
| Inaugural Season | 1913 |
| President | Larin Dionisiy |
| No. of Teams | 16 |
| Country | The Slavic Union |
| Headquarters | Osipovgrad |
| Most Recent Champion | Osipovgrad FK (44) |
| Most Titles | Osipovgrad FK (44) |
| Top Goalscorer | Anton Petrov (266) |
| Current Season | 2020-2021 ZSL Season |
The Slavic Premier League is a professional Slavic soccer association consisting of 16 teams. The SPL is one of the world's several professional soccer associations and the largest in the Slavic Union. The SPL's regular season runs from early August to mid May, with each team playing 30 games. Upon the conclusion of the regular season the team with the most points is crowned Premier league champions, and after the seasons end the 8 best teams are chosen to play in the Slavic Cup in June. The best players from each team are also selected annually to play in the World Cup.
Founded in 1913 with only 4 teams it has gradually expanded to 16 over the years, with Khizny Union the youngest, being established in 2006. In 1952 the league was experiencing extreme financial difficulties, with there being serious consideration of ending the league until it was purchased by the Slavic government, who owns it to this day.
Osipovgrad FK has been the leagues flagship club for decades, easily being the leagues most popular team and dominating the league and winning the last 8 championships, and winning 44 overall in the leagues 107 years of existence. There have been allegations of an unlevel playing field, due to Osipovgrad FK being owned by the Slavic government, which also owns the league.
History
The league was formed in 1913 by the 4 best amateur clubs in the Slavic Union, Osipovgrad FK, Ivanovgrad Soyuz, Tuvodsk FK, and Noya Soyuz. Osipovgrad FK would win the first 5 championships before going on a 19 year championship drought, but since 1937 they have won 39 Slavic championships, including the last 8. The last team before them to win the championship Nikolaev FK, the league has had only 9 different champions over it's history.
The SPL consists of 16 teams.
Champions
Player Records
Teams
| Team | Logo | Location | Stadium | Capacity | First Season | Head Coach | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Slavic Premier League | |||||||
| Osipovgrad FK | File:FC Spartak Moscow crest.svg | Osipovgrad | Osipov Coliseum | 73,203 | 1897 | Adam Pastukh | |
| Roksa Athletic | 
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Roksa | Ledovaya Arena | 42,232 | 1944 | Viktor Dyogtin | |
| Slavic FK | File:FC Tambov logo 2020.svg | Osipovgrad | Koshkov Stadium | 54,023 | 1977 | *insert name | |
| Khizny Soyuz | File:PFC Slavia Sofia.svg | Khizny | Imperator Stadium | 53,028 | 2006 | *insert name | |
| Nikolaev FK | File:Dynamo Moscow logo.svg | Noyalensk | Nikolaev Arena | 75,292 | 1966 | *insert name | |
| Ivanovgrad Soyuz | File:Krylia sovetov logo.png | Ivanovgrad | Vasili Stadium | 60,248 | 1910 | *insert name | |
| Spartak | File:Logo of FC Shakhtyor Prokopyevsk.gif | Osipovgrad | Imperator Stadium | 38,084 | 1934 | *insert name | |
| Noya Soyuz | File:FC Nizhny Novgorod emblem.svg | Noyalensk | Noya Stadium | 54,273 | 1908 | *insert name | |
| Zhukovgrad Wanderers | 
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Zhukovgrad | Iskra Stadium | 40,038 | 1925 | *insert name | |
| Sporting Ivanovgrad | File:Logo of FC Rusichy Oryol.gif | Ivanovgrad | Gora Stadium | 38,048 | 1902 | *insert name | |
| Dynamo Osipovgrad | File:GNK Dinamo Zagreb badge in 2019 (2).png | Osipovgrad | Chempiony Coliseum | 20,840 | 1999 | *insert name | |
| FC Pobeda | File:FC Mordovia Saransk logo.png | Ivavo | Pobeda Arena | 30,040 | 1924 | *insert name | |
| FC Kolos Korogarsk | 
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Korogarsk | Korogarsk Stadium | 18,000 | 1918 | *insert name | |
| Tuvodsk FK | File:Logo of FC Torpedo Vladimir.gif | Tuvodsk | Tuvosdk Coliseum | 9,380 | 1909 | *insert name | |
| Sporting Lodrov | File:TorpedoLogo400x400.png | Lodrov | Lodrov Stadium | 20,000 | 1914 | *insert name | |
| SKV Kydrov | .svg)
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Kydrov | VEB Arena | 25,000 | 1938 | *insert name | |
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