Slovak Super Liga
The Corgoň league is the highest football league in Slovakia since the 2003/ 04 season and is sponsored by the brewery based in Nitra Corgoň. The highest Slovakian league has borne the name of Mars superliga in seasons 1993/1994 in 2002/ 2003. The first Slovak football league was established in 1939. During the first Slovak Republic five seasons have been played to the end, in the sixth season (1944 /45), only the first two rounds. After 1993, after the end of the federation with the Czech Republic, the common division has been discontinued. The viewers interest is relatively low. It was 2007/ 08 at about 3,000 spectators per game.
The record holder is the ŠK Slovan Bratislava with eleven league titles.
The second division of Slovakia called since the 2011/12 season again " second league ", the third division is divided into 3 League West and the 3rd League East. The 2nd league as the Corgoň League currently with 12 teams, the two 3 leagues play with 16 teams.
2012/13 season
In the 2012/13 season, the league Corgoň following twelve teams of:
Possible merger
Since February 2010, there were several meetings between Czech and Slovak officials, was where negotiate a common professional league in both countries. The football associations were already early agree, however, was initially questioned whether UEFA would agree. Meanwhile, the UEFA officials were "not averse to the idea " in a properly drafted project, such as the Slovak Association president František Laurinec the Slovak daily newspaper " Pravda " announced the end of April.
The Czech and Slovak Football Association expect from a common league not only a higher sporting quality, but also marketing opportunities. You may therefore want to start already in autumn 2012 with the joint league. Twelve Czech and Slovak six teams should open the first season after previous plans.
Champion and cup winner
Historic season overview
Championships by clubs
UEFA five year ranking
Position in the UEFA five year ranking ( in parentheses the last year placement). The abbreviation CL and EL countries behind the coefficients indicate the number of representatives in the 2014/15 season of the Champions League and the Europa League.
- 24 (18 ) Scotland (league, cup ) - Coefficient: 15.191 - CL: 1, EL: 3
- 25 (27 ) Serbia Serbia (league, cup ) - Coefficient: 14.625 - CL: 1, EL: 3
- 26 (25 ) Slovakia Slovakia (league, cup ) - Coefficient: 14.208 - CL: 1, EL: 3
- 27 (26 ) Norway Norway (league, cup ) - Coefficient: 14.175 - CL: 1, EL: 3
- 28 (28 ) Bulgaria (league, cup ) - coefficient: 12,250 - CL: 1, EL: 3
As of the end of the European campaign of 2012/13