Lviv Oblast Football Federation

Lviv Oblast Football Federation (LOFF) is a football governing body in the region of Lviv Oblast, Ukraine. The federation is a member of the Regional Council of FFU and the collective member of the FFU itself.

History

The regional competitions around Lviv started at times of the Austria-Hungary. Lviv also became the first city where the Polish Football Association was formed. Before the World War I there were three championships of Galicia. After the war the Polish state was reinstated and absorbed the territory of Galicia. The championship was reorganized, the eastern portion formed Lwow District, while the western portion formed Krakow District of the reorganized Polish Football Association. The championships of the Lwow District continued until the World War II and until the establishment of the Polish Football League in 1927, the winner of the district qualified for the championship playoff among nine participants.

During the World War II at first by the Soviet authorities and later by the Nazis, there was revived the championship of Galicia. After the war, there was organized championship of Lviv Oblast.

Previous Champions

  • 1945 FC Dynamo Lviv
  • 1948 FC Spartak Yavoriv
  • 1949 FC Kharchovyk Vynnyky
  • 1950 District Officers' Club-2 Lviv
  • 1951 FC Kolhospnyk Bibrka
  • 1952 FC Iskra Zolochiv
  • 1953 FC Dynamo Lviv
  • 1954 FC Kolhospnyk Bibrka
  • 1955 FC Burevisnyk Zolochiv
  • 1956 FC Burevisnyk Zolochiv
  • 1957 ???
  • 1958 FC Avanhard Nesteriv
  • 1959 FC Spartak Drohobych
  • 1960 FC Avanhard Vynnyky
  • 1961 FC Silmash Lviv
  • 1962 FC Silmash Lviv
  • 1963 LVVPU Lviv
  • 1964 ???

  • 1965 FC Khimik Novyi Rozdil
  • 1966 FC Sokil Lviv
  • 1967 FC Shakhtar Chervonohrad
  • 1968 FC Khimik Novyi Rozdil
  • 1969 FC Khimik Novyi Rozdil
  • 1970 FC Sokil Lviv
  • 1971 FC Sokil Lviv
  • 1972 FC Avanhard Stryi
  • 1973 FC Sokil Lviv
  • 1974 SKA Lviv
  • 1975 SKA Lviv
  • 1976 SKA Lviv
  • 1977 FC Shakhtar Chervonohrad
  • 1978 ???
  • 1979 FC Shakhtar Chervonohrad
  • 1980 FC Khimik Drohobych
  • 1981 FC Khimik Drohobych
  • 1982 FC Spartak Sambir

Note: In 1993-99 the championship was organized by fall-spring calendar. In 1999 the main competition was shifted back to the summer calendar. Therefore there are two champions in 1999.

Winners

See also

References

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