2010â€“11 Maltese Premier League

The Maltese Premier League 2010/11 was the 96th season in the history of the highest Maltese Football League. The League began on 11 September 2010 and ended with the last game of the play-off rounds on May 7, 2011.

After a preliminary round, consisting of a round and a second round, the league was divided into a six - and a group of four: The best six teams played in the Champions round for the title and the international launch sites, the four worst teams in the play- outs against relegation. The points obtained in the group stage were credited to half ( half points are rounded up ).

The Valletta FC was already after the fourth final day fixed as a master, thus securing fix the 20th title in club history. Here, the Valetta FC did not lose a single game. Reigning champions Birkirkara FC was only third. Descent had the Movers Vittoriosa Stars.

3.1 Cross table

4.1 Cross table

Clubs

Compared to the 2009/10 season, the composition of the league changed as follows: The Dingli Swallows FC Msida Saint Joseph went after one year and seven years as a last place teams in the play- group back into the First Division ( second highest division) from and were replaced by the FC Marsaxlokk and Vittoriosa Stars, which perfectly again as champion and runner of the First Division after each year.

Only a few stadiums in Malta have the necessary infrastructure to hold regular Premier League matches can. These were the Ta ' Qali Stadium, the Victor Tedesco Stadium and the Hibernians Football Ground. Although each team had its own training ground, but no matches were on these usually played. Therefore, the Games were usually held on neutral ground, which makes the distinction between home and away games essentially obsolete.

Preliminary round

Final standings after 18 rounds

Cross Table

The cross table presents the results of all games of this first round represents the home team is listed in the first column, the visiting team in the top row. The results are always given from the perspective of the home team.

Master Round

The teams were given half the points scored in the first round credited. Half points were rounded up.

Full Time from May 7, 2011

Cross Table

Playouts

The teams were given half the points scored in the first round credited. Half points were rounded up

Final from April 18, 2011

Cross Table

Top scorers

References and links

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Continental Cup competitions: Champions League | Europa League

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