Albanian First Division






















































Albanian First Division
Logo of the Albanian First Division
Founded 1930
Country
Albania Albania
Confederation UEFA
Number of teams 20
Level on pyramid 2

Promotion to		 Albanian Superliga

Relegation to		 Albanian Second Division
Domestic cup(s) Albanian Cup
Current champions
Tirana (1st title)
(2017–18)
Most championships
Luftëtari (9 titles)
Website Official

2018–19 Albanian First Division

The Albanian First Division is the second level of professional football in Albania, behind the Albanian Superliga and above the Albanian Second Division.[1]




Contents






  • 1 Format


  • 2 2018–19 member clubs


    • 2.1 Group A


    • 2.2 Group B




  • 3 All-time champions, second placed and leading goalscorers


  • 4 References


  • 5 External links





Format


The Albanian First Division was founded in 1930. It is made up of 2 groups, each containing 10 teams. The group winners gain promotion to the Albanian Superliga and play a final against each other, while the teams that finish in the last place get relegated to the Albanian Second Division. The 9th ranked teams, qualify to the play-off round.



2018–19 member clubs




Albanian First Division is located in Albania

Besëlidhja

Besëlidhja



Dinamo Tirana

Dinamo Tirana



Burreli

Burreli



Erzeni

Erzeni



Iliria

Iliria



Korabi

Korabi



Vllaznia

Vllaznia



Veleçiku

Veleçiku



Shënkolli

Shënkolli



Vora

Vora



Apolonia

Apolonia



Bylis

Bylis



Pogradeci

Pogradeci



Oriku

Oriku



Elbasani

Elbasani



Lushnja

Lushnja



Tomori

Tomori



Turbina

Turbina



Besa

Besa



Egnatia

Egnatia




Location of teams in 2018–19 Albanian First Division:
Red pog.svg Group A; Blue pog.svg Group B



Group A















































Club
 City

Besëlidhja
Lezhë

Burreli
Burrel

Dinamo Tirana
Tirana

Erzeni
Shijak

Iliria
Fushë-Krujë

Korabi
Peshkopi

Shënkolli
Shënkoll

Veleçiku
Koplik

Vllaznia
Shkodër

Vora
Vorë


Group B















































Club
 City

Apolonia
Fier

Besa
Kavajë

Bylis
Ballsh

Egnatia
Rrogozhinë

Elbasani
Elbasan

Lushnja
Lushnjë

Oriku
Orikum

Pogradeci
Pogradec

Tomori
Berat

Turbina
Cërrik

Source:[1]



All-time champions, second placed and leading goalscorers


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References





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External links



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