1990 1. deild

The Faroe Islands Football Cup 1990 was held in the first Deild said first Faroese league and overall was the 48th season. It started on April 29, 1990 and ended on 30 September 1990.

The climber Miðvágur MB and TB Tvøroyri returned after six and one year the top division. Master was HB Tórshavn, which could thus win the title for the 14th time. Descent on the other hand had to SIF Sandavágur and defending B71 Sandur every two years excellence. Only in 1988 were relegated with TB Tvøroyri the champion of last year also.

In comparison to the previous season, the strike rate deteriorated to 2.89 per game. The highest victory achieved GÍ Gøta 7-1 at home against KÍ Klaksvík on the second match. The highest-scoring game, there were between KÍ Klaksvík and MB Miðvágur at eight games, which ended 6:5.

Mode

In the first Deild each team to play 18 days played two games against each other. The point- best team in the season-ending stable as champions of this league, the last two teams were relegated to the 2nd Deild.

Course of the season

Cup decision

GÍ Gøta directly lost the first game away with 1:2 at TB Tvøroyri, but could conquer with two subsequent wins the championship lead. By a 3-3 draw against immediate rivals HB Tórshavn drew the above third-placed TB Tvøroyri, had the only on the second match with a 0:2 in SIF Sandavágur give points, past teams. The fifth Round brought another change at the top, because TB lost its away game 0-1 at B68 Toftir. Now again GÍ was at the top, but then stole the lead after every round always with HB, which consistently were from eight games to square one and not these charges. The decision for the championship fell on 16 Round with a 3-0 away win against HB KÍ Klaksvík, which thus were able to maintain the lead by five points over the new Second B36 Tórshavn.

Relegation battle

SIF Sandavágur was from the beginning in the lower half of the table. Up to and including the fourth game of the day the point ratio was indeed designed to balance but only two more wins out of the next ten games left the team to fall back to the bottom of the table, which was occupied throughout from the seventh match. However, the distance to the saving locations could be kept low, and three consecutive wins from matchday 15 led to leave the relegation zone.

The reigning champion B71 Sandur started with three points from their first two games the season well. Over the next six games, however, did not succeed in winning, which had the crash on the penultimate place result. Individual victories arrive then will still work, but the team always fluctuated between eighth and ninth.

VB Vágur could from the first six games only reach a victory and was at the end of the table. Two wins but the team catapulted up to fourth place, which should remain the highest season placement. On the twelfth match day was the last place to beech, which could be closed by three wins in a row again, however. However, VB had to tremble until the last game to avoid relegation, the projection was at a slightly better goal difference just two points.

TB Tvøroyri was found after three wins and one defeat after Matchday at the top again. This was followed by a steady descent, so succeeded in the next six games, only one victory, which was the last place result. This could be indeed leave by two consecutive victories, although again, but then the following five winless games led to the fall to the bottom of the table.

On the final day SIF Sandavágur still needed a point to avoid relegation, this was not achieved at 0:2 at home against GÍ Gøta, so that had to be looked at the results of the other games. The point same team of VB Vágur a 2-0 away win against KÍ Klaksvík, so they had nothing to do with the decline. B71 Sandur met on the final day on TB Tvøroyri. Both teams were tied at the end of the table, a victory would mean the leap to number eight, a draw would have been the descent of both teams result. Ultimately, TB prevailed by a 2-0 B71 thus slipped to last place, SIF finished second last rank.

Final Table

Explanation: S = Wins, D = Draws, L = Defeats, (M) = Champion of last year, (P) = Cup winners of the previous year, (N) = Up

1st place: master
7th place: Cup Winners
Place 9-10: descent into the second Deild. Movers were NSÍ Runavík and SÍ Sumba.

Fixtures and Results

Top scorers

With the same number of hits, the players are ordered alphabetically by last name.

Coach

Two teams alternated throughout the season from the coaches. For MB Miðvágur this resulted in an improvement from fifth to fourth place in B68 Toftir the change, however, had no effect on the placement.

Venues

In brackets the number of matches played there are shown at several stages listed.

Referee

The following referees, including one from Denmark, led the 90 top-flight appearances:

The champion team

In brackets the number of bets as well as the goals achieved are called.

Without use: Bárður Johannesen | Hans Pauli Kristiansen | Niels Poulsen Suni | Jacob Skaaning

Coach: Jógvan Norðbúð

National Cup

In the National Cup KÍ Klaksvík won 6-1 against GÍ Gøta. Master HB Tórshavn difference in the second round with 1-2 against KÍ Klaksvík.

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