Английская Википедия:2014 Nigeria Professional Football League

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Шаблон:Use dmy dates Шаблон:Infobox football league season The 2014 Nigeria Professional Football League was the 43rd season of the competition since its inception, and the 24th since the rebranding of the league as the "Professional League". The season was scheduled to kick off on November 22, about one month after the conclusion of the 2013 season.[1] However, on that date the league's start was postponed to mid-February until after the 2014 African Nations Championship and to allow the teams to complete all their FIFA licensing.[2] It was delayed again until March.

Clubs

Sixteen teams from the previous season and four teams promoted from the Nigeria National League (Crown F.C., Giwa FC, Taraba F.C. and Abia Warriors F.C.) are participating in this season. With Abia Warriors debuting it means the Abia State derby with Enyimba will feature at the highest level of Nigerian football for the first time. Шаблон:Location map+

Team name Home city Home venue First year of current stint in League
Akwa United Uyo Uyo Township Stadium 2011
Bayelsa United F.C. Yenegoa Sapele Stadium/Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium 2012
Dolphins Port Harcourt Liberation Stadium 2009
Gombe United Gombe Pantami Stadium 1994
Heartland Owerri Dan Anyiam Stadium 1975
Kaduna United Kaduna Kaduna Township Stadium 2008
Lobi Stars Makurdi Emmanuel Atongo Stadium, Katsina-Ala/Aper Aku Stadium 1999
Nasarawa United Lafia Lafia Township Stadium 2012
Nembe City F.C. Nembe Krisdera Hotel Stadium, Port Harcourt 2012
Sunshine Stars Akure Akure Township Stadium 2007
El-Kanemi Warriors Maiduguri Pillars Stadium(Kano) 2012
Enugu Rangers Enugu Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium 1973
Enyimba Aba Enyimba International Stadium 1994
Kano Pillars Kano Sani Abacha Stadium/Pillars Stadium 2001
Sharks Port Harcourt Sharks Stadium 2008
Warri Wolves Warri Warri Township Stadium 2008
Abia Warriors F.C. Umuahia Umuahia Township Stadium 2013
Giwa FC Jos Rwang Pam Stadium 2013
Crown F.C. Ogbomosho Lekan Salami Stadium, Ibadan 2013
Taraba F.C. Jalingo Jalingo City Stadium 2013

Table

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|team1=KAN|name_KAN=Kano Pillars |team2=ENY|name_ENY=Enyimba |team3=WAR|name_WAR=Warri Wolves |team4=GIW|name_GIW=Giwa |team5=NAS|name_NAS=Nasarawa United |team6=LOB|name_LOB=Lobi Stars |team7=ABI|name_ABI=Abia Warriors |team8=ENU|name_ENU=Enugu Rangers |team9=DOL|name_DOL=Dolphins |team10=HEA|name_HEA=Heartland |team11=SUN|name_SUN=Sunshine Stars |team12=TAR|name_TAR=Taraba |team13=SHA|name_SHA=Sharks |team14=EKW|name_EKW=El-Kanemi Warriors |team15=BAY|name_BAY=Bayelsa United |team16=AKW|name_AKW=Akwa United |team17=GOM|name_GOM=Gombe United |team18=CRO|name_CRO=Crown |team19=KAD|name_KAD=Kaduna United |team20=NEM|name_NEM=Nembe City

|win_KAN=19|draw_KAN=8|loss_KAN=11|gf_KAN=57|ga_KAN=41|status_KAN=C |win_ENY=18|draw_ENY=10|loss_ENY=10|gf_ENY=50|ga_ENY=27|status_ENY=Q |win_WAR=18|draw_WAR=7|loss_WAR=13|gf_WAR=49|ga_WAR=38|status_WAR=Q |win_GIW=17|draw_GIW=9|loss_GIW=12|gf_GIW=44|ga_GIW=34 |win_NAS=17|draw_NAS=8|loss_NAS=13|gf_NAS=43|ga_NAS=37 |win_LOB=19|draw_LOB=2|loss_LOB=17|gf_LOB=40|ga_LOB=46 |win_ABI=17|draw_ABI=7|loss_ABI=14|gf_ABI=51|ga_ABI=40 |win_ENU=17|draw_ENU=7|loss_ENU=14|gf_ENU=45|ga_ENU=37 |win_DOL=15|draw_DOL=10|loss_DOL=13|gf_DOL=45|ga_DOL=34 |win_HEA=14|draw_HEA=13|loss_HEA=11|gf_HEA=36|ga_HEA=27 |win_SUN=14|draw_SUN=12|loss_SUN=12|gf_SUN=51|ga_SUN=47 |win_TAR=16|draw_TAR=5|loss_TAR=17|gf_TAR=35|ga_TAR=41 |win_SHA=14|draw_SHA=10|loss_SHA=14|gf_SHA=42|ga_SHA=39 |win_EKW=14|draw_EKW=9|loss_EKW=15|gf_EKW=43|ga_EKW=35 |win_BAY=16|draw_BAY=3|loss_BAY=19|gf_BAY=50|ga_BAY=54 |win_AKW=14|draw_AKW=9|loss_AKW=15|gf_AKW=27|ga_AKW=34 |win_GOM=14|draw_GOM=8|loss_GOM=16|gf_GOM=42|ga_GOM=41|status_GOM=R |win_CRO=11|draw_CRO=6|loss_CRO=21|gf_CRO=30|ga_CRO=56|status_CRO=R |win_KAD=11|draw_KAD=5|loss_KAD=22|gf_KAD=33|ga_KAD=55|status_KAD=R |win_NEM=6|draw_NEM=10|loss_NEM=22|gf_NEM=23|ga_NEM=73|status_NEM=R

|col_CCL=#D0F0C0|text_CCL=Qualification for 2015 CAF Champions League |result1=CCL|result2=CCL |col_CCC=#79BDFF|text_CCC=Qualification for 2015 CAF Confederation Cup |result3=CCC |col_R=#FFCCCC|text_R=Relegated to Nigeria National League |result17=R|result18=R|result19=R|result20=R |class_rules=1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored. |update=5 Nov. 2014 |source=lmc-ng.org }}

News

  • - On February 21, Sunshine Stars F.C. was involved in an accident on the road between Ijebu-Ode and Akure. Five players and the team masseur went to the hospital with serious injuries. However, nobody was killed.[3]
  • - On the eve of the league start, Giwa F.C. and Nembe City (the last two Nigeria National League champions and the league's only two privately funded clubs) were withdrawn from league fixtures by the LMC for failing to provide guarantees of the minimum salary for players, leaving the league at 18 teams.[4] Both teams appealed to be reinstated on March 20. Giwa was admitted back on the 2nd of April and Nembe City was readmitted the next day.[5][6]
  • - After the Week 1 games, Abia Warriors refused to travel to Maiduguri to play El-Kanemi Warriors, citing fears for safety after recent Boko Haram attacks. The league then refused to sanction games there, and El Kanemi nominally agreed to move games this season to Kano.[7]
  • - The Week 26 fixtures were suspended when the Nigeria Referees Association went on strike.[8] The league resumed 17 September.

Managerial (head coach) changes

Team Outgoing manager Manner of departure Date of vacancy Incoming manager Date of appointment
Nasarawa United Kadiri Ikhana Retired[9] 20 Oct. 2013(preseason) Mohammed Baba Ganaru 22 Nov. 2013
Enugu Rangers Felix Emordi Resigned[10] 21 Oct. 2013 John Obuh 28 Oct. 2013[11]
Akwa United Justin Tenger Contract expired[12] 1 Nov. 2013 Emmanuel King 10 Dec. 2013[13]
Kano Pillars Mohammed Baba Ganaru Resigned to take over Nasarawa United[14] 22 Nov. 2013 Felix Emordi 30 Jan. 2014[15]
Bayelsa United Ladan Bosso Resigned to take over Abia Warriors[16] 21 February 2014 Richard Bubagha 28 Feb. 2014[17]
Giwa FC Abdul Bidemi Biffo Resigned [18] 13 April Aminu Musa(Interim)/Kadiri Ikhana[19] 14 April/25 May
Kaduna United Saleh Lato Deceased 20 April Hassan Abubakar 27 April [20]
Giwa FC Kadiri Ikhana Resigned to take Enyimba job [18] 1 July Duke Udi[21] 1 July
Enyimba Zachary Baraje Fired 1 July Kadiri Ikhana[22] 1 July
Gombe United Maurice Cooreman Resigned- Illness July Augustine Eguavoen 9 July[23]

Top scorers

23 goals

References

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Шаблон:Nigeria Premier League Seasons Шаблон:2014 in African football (CAF)

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