Azerbaijan1

The table was completely overhauled and corrected in the April 2019. You are free to copy this document in a non-commercial capacity, but please state the source, i.e. Clas Glenning.

Notes on namechanges: Kapaz Ganca prev. Ganca.

Shamakhi Baki prev. Kesla, Inter Baki and Xazar Universitesi, respectively.

FK Baki prev. Dinamo Baki and Polis Akademiyasi Baki, respectively.

Qabala prev. Gilan Qabali.

AZAL Baki prev. Olimpik and Olimpik-Suvalan Baki, respectively.

Masalli prev. Vilash Masalli.

Xazar Sumqayit prev. Kimyachi Sumqayit.

ANS Pivani prev. Nicat Mashtaga, Bak Fahlasi and Baki Fahlasi Mashtaga, respectively.

Kür-Nur Mingacevir prev. Kür Mingacevir.

Qarabag Barda prev. Pambigchi Barda.

Standard Sumqayit prev. Standard Baki.

Kürmük Qax prev. Kür-Nur Qax.

Azneftyag Baki prev. Taraqqi Baki.

Other notes

1997/98: One game between Sumqayit and Qarabag Barda was declared a defeat for both teams but with 0-0 in goals.

1999/2000: Three games were declared 0-3 defeats for both teams.

2001/02: 2nd part of the championship was unsanctioned by the Azeri Federation but is counted here as all teams from the 1st round participated in it.

Except two, which withdrew for other reasons than the conflict between the clubs and the federation.

2001/02: Qarabagh Agdam Baki vs Safa in the championship was declared 0-3 defeats for both teams.

2002/03: No championship was played due to the conflict between the clubs and the fedearation.

2011/12: Khazar Lankaran had six points deducted.

2019/20: The season was cut short because of the Covid-19 pandemic. The table at the halt was considered official.

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