Bahraini Premier League























Bahraini Premier League
Founded1956; 62 years ago (1956)
Country
Bahrain Bahrain
ConfederationAFC
Number of teams10
Level on pyramid1

Relegation to		Bahraini Second Division
Domestic cup(s)
King's Cup
FA Cup
Crown Prince Cup
International cup(s)
AFC Champions League
AFC Cup
Current champions
Al-Muharraq (34th title)
(2017–18)
Most championships
Al-Muharraq (34 titles)

2018–19 Bahraini Premier League

The Bahraini Premier League is the main football competition in Bahrain. The first season was held in 1957. The winners of the domestic championship qualify for the AFC Cup. The championship is currently contested by 10 clubs.




Contents





  • 1 Structure

    • 1.1 Current structure


    • 1.2 Previous structures



  • 2 Clubs (2018-19)


  • 3 Team re-structuring


  • 4 List of champions


  • 5 Total championships


  • 6 Top scorers


  • 7 References


  • 8 External links




Structure



Current structure


10 clubs currently play a two round robin set of fixtures totalling 18 games in order to determine the league champions. Although games are played on a home and away basis, almost all games are played at the National Stadium.


The bottom placed club is relegated with the team finishing second bottom entering a relegation/promotion play-off match.



Previous structures


In seasons gone by, the league has been radically overhauled to feature all the professional clubs of Bahrain. Instances being the 2008–09 and 2002 league seasons. The leagues featuring up to 19 teams would play each other on one occasion with the top 10 teams staying in the Premier League top flight and the bottom sides (from 11 to 19) forming the next seasons 2nd division.


Between the seasons of 2002 and 2009, the top four sides of the league would also play in the Crown Prince Cup.



Clubs (2018-19)


  • Budaiya

  • Al Hala SC

  • Al-Hidd

  • Al-Muharraq

  • Al-Najma

  • Al-Riffa

  • Al-Shabab

  • East Riffa

  • Malkiya

  • Manama


Team re-structuring


In 2002, a host of clubs were amalgamated together:


[*1] Bahrain are an amalgamation of Bahrain and Al-Khaleej

[*2] Riffa are an amalgamation of West Riffa and Zallaq

[*3] Al-Najma are an amalgamation of Al-Hilal, Al-Qadisiya and Ras Al-Rumman

[*4] Al-Sahel are an amalgamation of Qalali and Hadd

[*5] Al-Tadamun are an amalgamation of Boori, Karazkan, Hamla, Reef Union and Damastan

[*6] Al-Shabab are an amalgamation of Deyya, Sanabis, Jadd Hafs, Naeem, Karrana, Sahla and Karbabad

[*7] Al-Ittifaq are an amalgamation of Al-Arabi, Maqaba and Bani Jumra



List of champions


Champions are:[1]




  • 1956–57 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1957–58 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1958–59 : Al-Nasr


  • 1959–60 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1960–61 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1961–62 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1962–63 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1963–64 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1964–65 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1965–66 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1966–67 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1967–68 : Bahrain (Muharraq)


  • 1968–69 : Al-Ahli (Manama)


  • 1969–70 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1970–71 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1971–72 : Al-Ahli (Manama)


  • 1972–73 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1973–74 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1974–75 : Al-Arabi (Al-Najma now)


  • 1975–76 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1976–77 : Al-Ahli (Manama)


  • 1977–78 : Bahrain (Muharraq)


  • 1978–79 : Al Hala


  • 1979–80 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1980–81 : Bahrain (Muharraq)


  • 1981–82 : West Riffa


  • 1982–83 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1983–84 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1984–85 : Bahrain (Muharraq)


  • 1985–86 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1986–87 : West Riffa


  • 1987–88 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1988–89 : Bahrain (Muharraq)


  • 1989–90 : West Riffa


  • 1990–91 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1991–92 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1992–93 : West Riffa


  • 1993–94 : East Riffa


  • 1994–95 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1995–96 : Al-Ahli (Manama)


  • 1996–97 : West Riffa


  • 1997–98 : West Riffa


  • 1998–99 : Al-Muharraq


  • 1999–00 : West Riffa


  • 2000–01 : Al-Muharraq


  • 2002 : Al-Muharraq


  • 2002–03 : Al-Riffa


  • 2003–04 : Al-Muharraq


  • 2004–05 : Al-Riffa


  • 2005–06 : Al-Muharraq


  • 2006–07 : Al-Muharraq


  • 2007–08 : Al-Muharraq


  • 2008–09 : Al-Muharraq


  • 2009–10 : Al-Ahli (Manama)


  • 2010–11 : Al-Muharraq


  • 2011–12 : Al-Riffa


  • 2012–13 : Busaiteen


  • 2013–14 : Al-Riffa


  • 2014–15 : Al-Muharraq


  • 2015–16 : Al-Hidd


  • 2016–17 : Malkiya


  • 2017–18 : Al-Muharraq



Total championships


The number of national championships that clubs in Bahrain have attained.


























Club
Number of Championships
Al-Muharraq SC34

Al-Riffa (includes West Riffa)		11
Bahrain SC5
Al-Ahli SC5
Al-Arabi (Al-Najma now)1
Al Hala1
Al-Nasr1
East Riffa SCC1
Busaiteen1
Hidd SCC1
Malkiya SCC1


Top scorers














































































Year


Best scorers

Team

Goals

2003–04
Bahrain
Duaij Naser Abdulla
Yousif Zowaid
Al-Muharraq14 [2]

2004–05
BahrainSalman IsaAl-Riffa15 [3]

2005–06
BahrainJaycee John OkwunwanneAl-Ahli17 [4]

2006–07
BrazilRicoAl-Riffa25 [5]

2007–08
BahrainJaycee John OkwunwanneAl-Muharraq24 [6]

2008–09
BahrainAbdulrahman MubarakAl-Riffa14 [7]

2009–10
BrazilRicoAl-Muharraq17 [8]

2010–11

Brazil
Bahrain

Diego Silva
Abdulrahman Mubarak

Al-Ahli
Al-Riffa
13

2011-12
BahrainAhmed Al KhattalAl Hala14 [9]

2012-13
Saudi ArabiaMohammed Al ShamraniManama10 [10]

2013-14
BahrainPeleAl-Muharraq4 [11]

2014-15
BahrainIsmail AbdullatifAl-Muharraq16 [12]

2015-16
BahrainMohammed Saad Al RomehiAl-Hidd7 [13]

2016-17
BrazilEvertonManama Club11 [14]

2017-18
| Nigeria || Uche || Al Najma Club || 18



References




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External links



  • Bahrain Premiere League (Arabic)

  • goalzz.com - Bahraini Premiere League

  • Soccerway - Bahrain Premier League

  • Weltfussballarchiv - Bahraini Premier League


  • Bahrain Premier League - Hailoosport.com (Arabic)

  • Bahrain Premier League - Hailoosport.com












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