Football Championship of the Moldavian SSR

Football league
Football Championship of the Moldavian SSR
Founded1940
Folded1991
Country Moldavian SSR ( Soviet Union)
Last championsSperanța Nisporeni (1st title)
(1991–92)
Most championships6 – Dinamo Chișinău (Security Police Sports Club)

The Football Championship of the Moldavian SSR in football was a top competition of association football in the Moldavian SSR in 1940-91 soon after the Soviet occupation of Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina during the World War II in 1940.

The competition was organized based on Romanian clubs from Bessarabia (Kingdom of Romania) and Ukrainian clubs from the Moldavian ASSR that existed in 1924–1940.

List of champions

  • 1940 team of Chișinău
  • 1942-1944 Tournament Interrupted
  • 1945 Dinamo Chișinău
  • 1946 Dinamo Chișinău (2)
  • 1947 Spartak Tiraspol
  • 1948 Dinamo Chișinău (3)
  • 1949 Burevestnik Bender
  • 1950 Krasnoe Znamea Chișinău
  • 1951 Krasnaia Zvezda Tiraspol
  • 1952 Burevestnik Bender (2)
  • 1953 Dinamo Chișinău (4)
  • 1954 Institutul Agricol Chișinău
  • 1955 Burevestnik Bender (3)
  • 1956 Spartak Tiraspol (2)
  • 1957 Institutul Agricol Chișinău (2)
  • 1958 Moldavkabel Bender
  • 1959 ICȘ PVV Chișinău
  • 1960 Echipa orașului Tiraspol
  • 1961 Institutul Agricol Chișinău (3)
  • 1962 Universitatea Chișinău
  • 1963 Temp Tiraspol
  • 1964 Temp Tiraspol (2)
  • 1965 Energia Tiraspol
  • 1966 Stroiindustria Bălți
  • 1967 Nistrul Bender
  • 1968 Temp Tiraspol (3)
  • 1969 Politehnica Chișinău
  • 1970 Politehnica Chișinău
  • 1971 Pișcevik Bender
  • 1972 Kolhozul Lenin Edineț
  • 1973 Pișcevik Bender (2)
  • 1974 Dinamo Chișinău (5)
  • 1975 Dinamo Chișinău (6)
  • 1976 Stroitel Tiraspol
  • 1977 Stroitel Tiraspol (2)
  • 1978 Nistru Cioburciu
  • 1979 Nistru Cioburciu (2)
  • 1980 Nistru Cioburciu (3)
  • 1981 Grănicerul Glodeni
  • 1982 Grănicerul Glodeni (2)
  • 1983 Grănicerul Glodeni (3)
  • 1984 Grănicerul Glodeni (4)
  • 1985 Iskra Râbnița
  • 1986 Avangard Lazovsc
  • 1987 Tekstilșcik-2 Tiraspol
  • 1988 Tighina Bender
  • 1989 Tekstilșcik-2 Tiraspol (2)
  • 1990 Moldovahidromaș Chișinău
  • 1991 Cristalul Fălești
  • 1991–92 Speranța Nisporeni

See also

  • Moldovan Super Liga

References

External links

  • All Moldovan champions including Soviet at RSSSF
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Union republics