2004–05 Luxembourg National Division

The National Division 2004/ 05 was the 91st season of the highest Luxembourg Football League.

F91 Dudelange won the fourth title in the club's history.

Championship format

The twelve teams first played a fundamental passage consisting of a simple round-trip round. After that, the top four teams competed in the Masters playoff against each other. The remaining eight teams were divided into two groups, and played for the league. The points from the regular season were taken in each case.

Each of these three groups was again played in a round-trip round. The two last of the descent groups descended into the honorary doctorate.

Regular season

Playoffs

Masters playoff

Relegation playoff group 1

Relegation playoff group 2

Credentials

• Results on rsssf.com, accessed on June 6, 2013
• Scorers on rsssf.com, accessed on June 6, 2013

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