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1989 Jordan League


FieldValue
competitionJordanian League
season1989
winnersAl-Faysali
(22nd title)
relegatedSahab
Al-Nasr
continentalcup1AFC Champions League
continentalcup2AFC Cup
league topscorerKhaled Al-Akori
(Al-Ramtha-14 goals)
matches90
total goals209
prevseason1988
nextseason1990

(22nd title) Al-Nasr

(Al-Ramtha-14 goals)

The 1989 Jordanian League (known as The Jordanian League, was the 39th season of Jordan League since its inception in 1944. Al-Faysali won its 22nd title.

Teams

Jordanian League 1989ClubLocationStadiumCapacityYear formed
Al-FaisalyAmmanAmman International Stadium17,6191932
Al-HusseinIrbidIrbid Municipal Stadium5,5001964
Al-AhliAmmanAmman International Stadium17,6191944
Al-RamthaAr-RamthaIrbid Municipal Stadium5,5001966
Al-Wehdat
(Al-Deffatain)AmmanAmman International Stadium17,6191956
Al-NaserAmmanAmman International Stadium17,619
Al-JazeeraAmmanAmman International Stadium17,6191947
Al-QadisiyaAmmanAmman International Stadium17,619
Al-Baqa'aAin Albasha District-Balqa GovernorateAmman International Stadium17,6191968
SahabSahab districtAmman International Stadium17,6191972

Map

Overview

Al-Faysali won the championship.

League standings

References

References

  1. "Al-Faisaly SC - TheSportsDB.com".
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