Английская Википедия:Dhaka Second Division Football League

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The Dhaka Second Division Football League (Шаблон:Lang-bn) is the fourth-tier football league in Bangladesh and the second-highest league division in Dhaka. The league was officially founded in 1948 as the second tier of the Dhaka League (First Division) when Bangladesh was under Pakistani rule.

Until 1992, it served as the second tier of Bangladeshi football before being replaced by the now-defunct Dhaka First Division Football League (second-tier version) in 1993. In 2012, the league was further demoted to become the country's fourth tier. The two top-finishing teams in the Super League round are automatically promoted to the Dhaka Senior Division League (formerly Dhaka League).

The league is the second-highest division of semi-professional football in the country and is run by the Dhaka Metropolitan Football Committee under the supervision of the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF).

Format

• 15 clubs mainly from Dhaka take part in the league.
• Clubs face each other in a single round league.
• The league champions and runners-up gain promotion to the Dhaka Senior Division Football League. While the bottom two positioned teams are relegated to the Dhaka Third Division Football League, which is the fifth-tier of Bangladeshi football.

Structure

Level	League / Division
1	Bangladesh Premier League 11 clubs - 2 relegation
2	Bangladesh Championship League 11 clubs - 2 promotion, 2 relegation
3	Dhaka Senior Division Football League 14 clubs – 2 promotion, 3 relegation
4	Dhaka Second Division Football League 18 clubs, split into 2 groups – 3 promotion, 2 relegation
5	Dhaka Third Division Football League 18 clubs, split into 2 groups – 5 promotion, 2 relegation
6	Bangladesh Pioneer Football League unlimited number of clubs - 4 promotion

Results

Second-tier league: 1948–1992

Season	Champion	Promoted Runners-up	Ref.
1948	East Pakistan Gymkhana	None
1950	Fire Service SC & Azad Sporting Club	None
1951	Bengal Government Press	None
1953	Central Printing Press & Stationery Club	None
1955	Dhakeswari Cotton Mill	None
1957	PWD Sports Club	None
1958–59	Kamal Sporting Club	None
1964	Rahmatganj MFS	None
1965	EPIDC	None
1967	East End Club	None
1968	Dilkusha SC	None
1969	Pakistan Sporting	None
1870	Iqbal Sporting Club	None
1971	Not Held
1972	Not completed
1973	BRTC Sports Club	None
1974	Brothers Union	None
1975	Shantinagar Club	None
1976	Sadharan Bima CSC	None
1977	Fire Service SC	None
1978	Dhanmondi Club	None
1979	Arambagh KS	None
1980	Farashganj SC	None
1981	Not Held
1982	BRTC Sports Club	None
1983	Muktijoddha Sangsad KC	None
1984	PWD Sports Club	None
1985	Mirpur Chalantika KC	None
1986	Adamjee Jute Mills SSC	None
1987	Fakirerpool Young Men's Club	Agrani Bank Ltd. SC
1988–89	Team BJMC	Wari Club
1989–90	Eskaton Sabuj Sangha Club	Police AC
1990–91	Not Held
1991–92	Bangladesh Boys Club	East End Club
From 1993 to 2006 the Dhaka First Division Football League acted as the second-tier.
From 2007 to 2011 the Dhaka Senior Division Football League acted as the second-tier.
Since 2012 the Bangladesh Championship League acts as the second-tier.

Third-tier league: 1993–2011

Season	Champion	Promoted Runners-up	Promoted Third-place	Ref.
From 1948 to 1992 the Dhaka Third Division Football League acted as the third-tier
1993–94	Shantinagar Club	The Muslim Institute	None
1994–95	Police AC	Badda Jagoroni Club	None
1996	Shantinagar Club	Dhaka Wanderers Club	None
1997–98	Prantik KC	The Muslim Institute	None
1999–00	PWD Sports Club	Sadharan Bima CSC	None
2000–01	Not Held
2001–02	Sheikh Russel KC	East End Club	Dhaka Wanderers Club
2003	Mohakhali Ekadash	Dipali Jubo Sangha	None
2008	Uttar Baridhara Club	T&T Club Motijheel	None
Since 2012 the Dhaka Senior Division Football League acts as the third-tier.

Fourth-tier league: 2012–present

Season	Champion	Promoted Runners-up	Promoted Third-place	Promoted Fourth-place	Ref.
From 1981 to 1992 the Bangladesh Pioneer Football League acted as the fourth-tier
From 1994 to 2011 the Dhaka Third Division Football League acted as the fourth-tier
2012	Bashabo Tarun Sangha	Friends Social Welfare Organization	Bangladesh Boys Club	Swadhinata KS
2013–14	Police AC	PWD Sports Club	Kawran Bazar PS	Sadharan Bima CSC
2014	Not Held
2015	Not Held
2016–17	Koshaituli Somaj Kallyan Parishad	Nawabpur Krira Sangha	None	None
2017–18	Not Held
2018–19	Somaj Kallyan KS Mugda	East End Club	Dilkusha SC	None
2019	Not Held
2020–21	Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic in Bangladesh
2021–22	Saif Sporting Club Youth Team	Siddikbazar Dhaka Jr. SC	None	None
2022–23	Jatrabari Jhatika Shangshad	Arambagh FA	None	None

Top scorers

Season	Player	Club	Goals	Ref.
1968	Kazi Salahuddin	Dilkusha SC	14
1974	Mohammed Mohsin	Brothers Union	22
1982	Monir Hossain Manu	BRTC Sports Club	14
1983	Shahinur Kabir Shimul	Muktijoddha Sangsad KC	16
1984	Mostafizur Rahman Mostak	PWD Sports Club	17
1986	Mohammed Noman	Rayer Bazar AC	10
1987	Mizanur Rahman Mizan	Fakirerpool Young Men's Club	7
1988–89	Tushar Barua	Team BJMC	9
2001–02	Bashir Ahmed	Mohakhali Ekadosh	15
2021–22	Saifullah Sardar	Jahid Ahsan Sohel KC	14
2022–23	Aryan Sikder	Jatrabari Jhatika Shangshad	11

Match-Fixing

2017

On 8 June 2017, Bangladesh Football Federation relegated Dhaka United Sports Club and Friends Social Welfare Organisation during the 2016–17 league after both clubs were found guilty of playing a fixed match. They were both fined Tk 50000, while three of the Dhaka United Sports Club players were suspended for different terms following their involvement in the fixed-match which led to Friends Social Welfare Organisation winning the game and thus avoiding relegation.

2021–22

On 10 November 2022, Bangladesh Football Federation found both BG Press Sports and Recreation Club and Khilgaon Football Academy guilty of match-fixing. Both clubs were also fined Tk5 lakhs each. BG Press had three points deducted, while the club general secretary, Shikdar Moshiur Rahman, head coach Md Delowar Hossain and team manager Md Rafiqul Islam Sarkar, were banned from football activities for six months. Five players of BG Press – Salman Rahman, Mostafizur Rahman, Shahin Alam Pranto, Swadhin Biswas and Mehedi Hasan were also banned for six months, while Md Tanis Mia has been suspended for three months. Khilgaon Football Academy were already relegated from the league, and the club's president Hazi Md Nazrul Islam, general secretary Md Rafiqul Islam, head coach Md Habibur Rahman and team manager Faruk Ahmed were banned from taking part in football activities for six months.

External links

• History of Dhaka Football at barta24.com
• Dhaka Football League Quiz at somewhereinblog
• Newspaper articles at kironsportsdesk.com