Faroese 1st Deild (men's football)

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1. deild
Full name 1. deild menn
Association Fótbóltssamband Føroya
First edition 1943
hierarchy 2nd league
Teams 10
master KÍ Klaksvík II
Record champions KÍ Klaksvík II (12)
Website www.fsf.fo
↓ 2. Deild

The 1st deild ( German  1st league ), Fyrsta deild , is the second highest division in Faroese men's football . It was founded in 1943 one year after the Meistaradeildin under the name Meðaldeildin (German: Mittelliga ). From 1976 up to and including 2004 it was called 2. deild .

development

With the introduction of the league game operation in the Meistaradeildin in 1947, there were lower class leagues, but no promotion and relegation regulation. This only came into effect from 1976. Thus, with initially seven participants, the top of the table in the second division rose to the top division and the bottom of the table was relegated to the next lower division. In 1979 the league was expanded to eight teams, in 1988 to ten. Between 1987 and 1994, the second in the table rose to the first division and from 1988 the second to last in the third division; from 1995 to 2005, the second in the second division played two relegation matches against the bottom of the first division and the ninth of the second division two Relegation games against the table runner-up in the third division.

Current mode

In the 1st Deild , each team plays each other three times on 27 match days. The five teams with the highest points from the previous season, including the two relegated teams from the top division, play 14 home games, the other teams 13. The two teams with the highest points at the end of the season move up to the Effodeildin , the last two teams move up to the 2nd Deild from. If there is a tie, a decision will be made based on the goal difference and then on the goals scored. If there is still a tie afterwards and it is a question of promotion or relegation, a playoff will be played in a neutral place.

Promotion and relegation regulation

The second division is the highest division for which second representatives are entitled to play, so further promotion is not possible. The first team of a club, on the other hand, must occupy at least third place in order to be eligible for promotion. Second teams may only move up from the third division if the first team plays first class in the next season. If a team is relegated from the first division and its second representative is active in the second division, the second team is automatically relegated to the third division. If the second representation is on a non-relegation place, the team with the highest points remains on the relegation places in the league.

Participant season 2020

Top scorer (since 1991)

year player team Gates
1991 Torkil Nielsen SÍF Sandavágur 13
1992 Kaj Eli Olsen LÍF Leirvík 17th
1993 Jack Jacobsen NSÍ Runavík 14th
1994 John Olsen LÍF Leirvík 14th
1995 Eyðolvur Reinert-Petersen ÍF Fuglafjørður 16
1996 René Thomsen SÍ Sumba 15th
1997 Aleksandar Radosavljevic TB Tvøroyri 23
1998 Eli Hentze B71 Sandur 15th
1999 Birgir Joensen RV Vágar 21st
2000 Eyðun Samuelsen HB Tórshavn II 14th
2001 Jan Berg Jørgensen ÍF Fuglafjørður 13
2002 Birgir Jørgensen VB Vágur II 14th
2003 Kaj Roest TB Tvøroyri 12
2004 Sonny B. Johansen RV Vágar 16
Aleksandar Radosavljevic Royn Hvalba
Jónsvein Thomsen B71 Sandur
2005 Súni Fríði Barbá (née Johannesen) AB Argir 31
2006 Clayton Nascimento B71 Sandur 27
2007 Danial Hansen B68 Toftir 22nd
2008 Tróndur Sigurðsson AB Argir 25th
2009 Jón Krosslá Poulsen VB / Sumba 25th
2010 Jens Erik Rasmussen 07 Vestur 17th
2011 John T. Poulsen FC Suðuroy 27
2012 Bjartur Kjærbo AB Argir 20th
2013 Jonleif Højgaard B68 Toftir 24
2014 Patrik Johannesen FC Suðuroy 17th
2015 Brian Jacobsen Skála ÍF 32
2016 Leif Niclasen EB / Streymur 36
2017 Bjarki Nielsen AB Argir 19th
2018 Jan Ellingsgaard ÍF Fuglafjørður 21st
2019 Clayton Nascimento B71 Sandur 17th

Previous masters

season master Another climber
1943 TB Tvøroyri II -
1944 no event 1
1945 KÍ Klaksvík II -
1946 Royn Hvalba -
1947 B36 Tórshavn II -
1948 TB Tvøroyri -
1949 KÍ Klaksvík II -
1950 B36 Tórshavn II -
1951 KÍ Klaksvík II -
1952 HB Tórshavn II -
1953 KÍ Klaksvík II -
1954 KÍ Klaksvík II -
1955 HB Tórshavn II -
1956 KÍ Klaksvík II -
1957 B36 Tórshavn II -
1958 HB Tórshavn II -
1959 KÍ Klaksvík II -
1960 SÍF Sandavágur -
1961 B36 Tórshavn II -
1962 B36 Tórshavn II -
1963 KÍ Klaksvík II -
1964 VB Vágur -
1965 B36 Tórshavn II -
1966 HB Tórshavn II -
1967 B36 Tórshavn II -
1968 B36 Tórshavn II -
1969 SÍ Sørvágur -
1970 SÍF Sandavágur -
1971 B36 Tórshavn II -
1972 KÍ Klaksvík II -
1973 SÍF Sandavágur -
1974 KÍ Klaksvík II -
1975 KÍ Klaksvík II -
1976 Fram Torshavn -
1977 MB Miðvágur -
1978 NSÍ Runavík -
1979 GÍ Gøta -
1980 B68 Toftir -
1981 LÍF Leirvík -
1982 MB Miðvágur -
1983 NSÍ Runavík -
1984 ÍF Fuglafjørður -
1985 B36 Tórshavn -
1986 VB Vágur -
1987 ÍF Fuglafjørður B36 Tórshavn
1988 B71 Sandur SÍF Sandavágur
1989 MB Miðvágur TB Tvøroyri
1990 NSÍ Runavík SÍ Sumba
1991 B71 Sandur SÍF Sandavágur
1992 LÍF Leirvík ÍF Fuglafjørður
1993 NSÍ Runavík EB / Streymur
1994 VB Vágur RV Vágar
1995 HB Tórshavn II 2 ÍF Fuglafjørður
1996 NSÍ Runavík -
1997 SÍ Sumba TB Tvøroyri
1998 B71 Sandur -
1999 RV Vágar -
2000 EB / Streymur -
2001 TB Tvøroyri Skála ÍF
2002 RV Vágar -
2003 ÍF Fuglafjørður -
2004 TB Tvøroyri -
2005 B68 Toftir -
2006 B71 Sandur AB Argir
2007 B68 Toftir ÍF Fuglafjørður
2008 07 Vestur AB Argir
2009 VB / Sumba B71 Sandur
2010 07 Vestur KÍ Klaksvík
2011 FC Suðuroy TB Tvøroyri
2012 07 Vestur AB Argir
2013 B68 Toftir Skála ÍF
2014 TB Tvøroyri FC Suðuroy
2015 Skála ÍF B68 Toftir
2016 EB / Streymur 07 Vestur
2017 AB Argir - 3
2018 ÍF Fuglafjørður - 3
2019 KÍ Klaksvík II - 3
1Under the British occupation there was a shortage of soccer balls, which is why no championship could be played.
2 Second representations may not be promoted to the 1st division.
3 No other first team in the top three.

KÍ Klaksvík II was with twelve titles the most frequent champions of the second division before B36 Tórshavn II with nine and HB Tórshavn II and NSÍ Runavík with five successes each. In terms of the number of promotions to the first division, which have only been possible since 1976, ÍF Fuglafjørður leads with seven, ahead of TB Tvøroyri with six and B68 Toftir, B71 Sandur and NSÍ Runavík with five each.

Eternal table

The eternal table includes all seasons since the introduction of promotion and relegation in 1976. The following list is based on the three-point rule . Clubs playing 1st Deild in 2017 are highlighted in green .

Pl. society Years Sp. S. U N T + T- Diff. Points Ø pt. title
 1. HB Tórshavn II 34  685  251  111  323 1267 1437 −170 864 1.26 5
 2. KÍ Klaksvík II 28  581  206  97  278 1047 1260 −213 715 1.23 12
 3. TB Tvøroyri 14th  309  182  49  78 780 427 +353 595 1.93 4th
 4th Royn Hvalba 025 1  384  166  60  158 731 719 +12 558 1.45 0
 5. B71 Sandur 16  350  162  52  136 735 674 +61 538 1.54 4th
 6th NSÍ Runavík II 18th  432  160  58  214 818 1003 −185 538 1.25 0
 7th ÍF Fuglafjørður 14th  254  154  48  52 668 342 +326 510 2.01 4th
 8th. LÍF Leirvík 18th  332  148  62  122 695 555 +140 506 1.52 2
 9. B68 Toftir 12  244  147  44  53 590 299 +291 485 1.99 4th
10. Víkingur Gøta II 12  324  128  63  133 538 584 −46 447 1.38 0
11. Skála ÍF 14th  297  125  65  107 583 497 +86 440 1.48 1
12. 07 Vestur 7th  189  123  29  37 532 235 +297 398 2.11 3
13. SÍ Sumba 17th  286  114  56  116 502 527 −25 398 1.39 1
14th AB Argir 8th  183  125  21st  37 522 209 +313 396 2.16 1
15th B36 Tórshavn II 16  342  105  66  171 596 764 −168 381 1.11 9
16. FC Suðuroy 2 6th  162  101  25th  36 403 215 +188 328 2.02 2
17th SÍ Sørvágur 17th  294  90  58  146 446 623 −177 328 1.12 1
18th MB Miðvágur 14th  234  87  47  100 404 472 −68 308 1.32 3
19th NSÍ Runavík 10  152  93  23  36 352 171 +181 302 1.99 5
20th EB / Streymur 8th  153  77  26th  50 359 269 +90 257 1.68 2
21st FC Hoyvík 3 13  221  69  41  111 313 442 −129 248 1.12 1
22nd SÍF Sandavágur 9  138  57  26th  55 261 236 +25 197 1.43 3
23. B68 Toftir II 11  234  51  37  146 325 597 −272 190 0.81 0
24. EB / Streymur II 7th  189  52  31  106 275 491 −216 187 0.99 0
25th RV Vágar 5  90  57  14th  19th 277 121 +156 185 2.06 2
26th EB Eiði 12  170  40  40  90 192 351 −159 160 0.94 0
27. GÍ Gøta II 9  162  37  35  90 250 429 −179 146 0.9 0
28. AB Argir II 4th  108  33  22nd  53 149 228 −79 121 1.12 0
29 VB Vágur 4th  60  34  11  15th 124 84 +40 113 1.88 3
30th FS Vágar 2004 3  66  35  6th  25th 127 95 +32 111 1.68 0
31. FF Giza / FC Hoyvík 3  81  31  17th  33 147 137 +10 110 1.36 0
32. TB Tvøroyri II 5  79  18th  17th  44 105 172 −67 71 0.9 1
33. B36 Tórshavn 2  28  19th  3  6th 78 27 +51 60 2.14 1
34. Skála ÍF II 2  54  14th  18th  22nd 83 106 −23 60 1.11 0
35. KÍ Klaksvík 1  27  18th  4th  5 78 26th +52 58 2.15 0
36. RV Vágar II 3  54  15th  9  30th 91 171 −80 54 1 0
37. VB Vágur II 3  54  15th  7th  32 79 124 −45 52 0.96 0
38. VB / Sumba II 4 03 1  36  15th  3  18th 66 97 −31 48 1.33 0
39. GÍ Gøta 1  14th  14th  0  0 46 9 +37 42 3 1
40. TB / FC Suðuroy / Royn II 2  54  10  8th  36 69 199 −130 38 0.7 0
41. ÍF Streymur 1  18th  4th  5  9 18th 40 −22 17th 0.94 0
42. 07 Vestur II 1  27  0  0  27 16 117 −101 0 0 0
43. ÍF Fuglafjørður II 1  27  0  0  27 14th 170 −156 0 0 0
Status: beginning of the season 2020

1 Royn Hvalba and VB / Sumba II retired during the 2006 season, the playing time is included in the number.

2 Played as VB / Sumba in the league in 2008 and 2009.

3 Played as Fram Tórshavn in the league between 1976 and 1990.

4 Played in 1995 as Sumba / VB II in the league.

Legend:

S = victories; U = tie; N = defeats; GT = goals conceded

Worth mentioning

  • KÍ Klaksvík II played 14 years in a row in the second division from 1991 to 2004. LÍF Leirvík also succeeded in doing this from 1994 to 2007.
  • The tightest championship went to LÍF Leirvík in 1981, who prevailed against MB Miðvágur due to the better goal quotient . In 2011, the second and third placed TB Tvøroyri and AB Argir were equal on points and goals after the last match day. Only the one higher number of goals scored was the decisive factor for promotion.
  • GÍ Gøta succeeded in 1979 as a climber who made the direct march from the third to the first division. LÍF Leirvík and Skála ÍF were able to repeat this feat in 1981 and 2001 respectively.
  • The opposite way went VB Vágur , who finished last in the first and second division in 1981 and 1982. In 2008 Skála ÍF finished last in the first division and in 2009 the penultimate place in the second division and thus also rose within two years from the first to the third division.

Point and goal records

Points

Gates

  • FS Vágar scored the most goals with an average of 4.33 in 1999 (78 goals in 18 games).
  • The fewest goals conceded with an average of 0.50 TB Tvøroyri 1989 (9 goals against in 18 games).
  • The best goal difference was with +3.06 on average B68 Toftir 2005 (+55 in 18 games).
  • ÍF Fuglafjørður II scored only 0.52 goals on average in 2017 (14 goals in 27 games).
  • ÍF Fuglafjørður II conceded an average of 6.30 goals in 2017 (170 goals against in 27 games).
  • ÍF Fuglafjørður has also held the negative record in this division since 2017 with an average goal difference of −5.78 (−156 in 27 games).

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Faroe Islands - List of Champions (English)
  2. ↑ FØROYAMEISTARAR Í FÓTBÓLTI 1942-75 (Faroese)
  3. ↑ Faroe Islands - List of Second Level Champions (English)
  4. ↑ TB Tvøroyri promoted after intense drama , October 31, 2011. Accessed August 29, 2012.

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