The championship was played in a regular season with a round trip. Each team competed twice against each other team. The two last-placed teams had to relegate to the then still second-rate category e dytë . The champion moved into the European Cup .
A total of 381 goals were scored, which corresponds to an average of 2.1 goals per game. The top scorer with 19 goals was Ilir Përnaska of KS Dinamo Tirana .
After five seasons without a title, Partizani Tirana won the championship again for the first time and was again the sole record champion in Albania with eleven championship titles. Just behind, just one point behind, was Dinamo Tirana . Vllaznia Shkodra was again third . It was followed by Labinoti Elbasan , Besa Kavaja and Skënderbeu Korça , all of whom left the defending champion 17 Nëntori Tirana and Lokomotiva Durrës behind them. The tied Flamurtari Vlora , Tomori Berat and Luftëtari Gjirokastra also secured themselves the league like Traktori Lushnja , last year eighth. Instead, promoted Besëlidhja Lezha and bottom of the table Apolonia Fier , who had just managed to stay in the league in the previous two seasons, had to go into second division.
Safet Berisha, Astrit Ziu, Lin Shllaku, Panajot Pano , Sabah Bizi, Agim Janku, Suvorov Seferi, Pellumb Shaqiri, Gjergji Thaka, Bujar Cani, Dhori Kalluci, Bashkim Muhedini, Sokol Gjeci, Uran Xhafa, Kujtim Balledipi., Vladimir , Shandro, Fatbardh Keno, Mithat Shehu, Sotir Seferaj, Neptun Bajko - Trainer: Loro Boriçi .
literature
Giovanni Armillotta: Almanaku i kategorisë së dytë (1930 / 2008-09) dhe i futbollit shqiptar . ARACNE EDITRICE Srl, Tirana 2009, ISBN 978-88-548-2585-7 .
Individual evidence
↑ Giovanni Armillotta: Albanian Football Season 1970-71. In: RSSSF - The Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. 2009, accessed February 8, 2011 .
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