2008 Úrvalsdeild

The 2008 season was the 97th season of Landsbankadeild the highest Icelandic league in men's football. FH Hafnarfjörður won for the fourth time the national championship, the 18- time champions ÍA Akranes and HK Kópavogs descended into the second division.

Final Table

Cross Table

In the crosstab, all results of the 2008 teams are included against each other. The home teams are in the left column, the away teams are in the first row.

Top scorers

The following table gives the most goals in the season.

External links and references

  • Season details on rsssf.com

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