SPL Helsingin piiri explained

Suomen Palloliiton
Helsingin piiri
Size:200
Abbreviation:SPL Helsinki
Purpose:District Football Association
Location:Maistraatinkatu 5
00240 Helsinki
Finland
Leader Title:CEO
Leader Name:Kimmo J. Lipponen
Website:helsinki.palloliitto.fii

The SPL Helsingin piiri (Helsinki Football Association) was one of the 12 district organisations of the Football Association of Finland. It administered lower tier football in Helsinki.[1]

Background

Suomen Palloliitto Helsingin piiri, commonly referred to as SPL Helsingin piiri or SPL Helsinki, is the governing body for football in Helsinki. Based in Helsinki, the Association's General Secretary is Kimmo J. Lipponen.[2]

The association was founded on 9 January 1924 and is the oldest District Football Association in Finland. SPL Vaasa was established 6 days later and SPL Turku on 5 May 1924. Since 1970 the organisation has only covered the city of Helsinki when the 13 surrounding municipalities formed the new SPL Keski-Uusimaa (which was later to become part of SPL Uusimaa). On 31 December 2009 SPL Helsinki had 137 member clubs and 14,034 registered players. The District's mission statement seeks to enable all to enjoy soccer at their respective ability levels and in a variety of roles. The District supports its members needs and demand for football on both a competitive and recreational basis as well as providing supporting services for its membership.[3]

Member clubs

Existing clubs

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AC Balls AC Balls
AC StaSi AC Stadin Sissit
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AC StaSi/Europort AC Stadin Sissit / Europort
AFC EMU Athletic Football Club EMU
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Arsenal Arsenal Tier 2 (3 seasons): 1945, 1946/47, 1949
Arsenal/2 Arsenal / 2
Atlantis FC Edustus
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Recent history:
Atlantis Helsinki 1
- see Allianssi Vantaa

Atlantis Helsinki 2
Tier 2 (5 seasons): 2005–09
Tier 3 (5 seasons): 2002–04, 2010–

Atlantis FC/SOB Atlantis FC / SOB
Canona Cantona
Cantona Cantona
Club Latino Espanol Club Latino Espanol
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Colo-Colo/DOS Club Colo-Colo / DOS
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Colo-Colo/UNO Colo-Colo / UNO
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Cosmos Cosmos
Dal Football Club Dal
Dicken Drumsö Idrottskamrater Dicken
Dynamo Dynamo
EHP EHP (Etelä-Haagan Pallo)
Ellas FC Ellas Helsinki
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Ellas/FC Aztecas FC Ellas / Club de Futbol Aztecas
FC ALPC FC A la Plancha Calamar
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FC Bombers FC Bombers
FC Botan FC Botan
FC BrBr FC Brunnsparkens Bröder
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FC Degis FC Degis
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FC East FC East United
FC Elite FC Elite
FC FC FC FC
FC HEIV FC Helsingfors Idrottsvänner
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FC Hieho FC Hieho
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FC Härät FC Härät
FC IKHTYS FC IKHTYS
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FC KaKe FC Kanuunoiden Kerma
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Formerly known as Kontulan Urheilijat
Tier 2 (10 seasons): 1986–91, 1993–96
Tier 3 (12 seasons): 1984–85, 1992, 1997, 1999–2000, 2003–08
FC Kontu/2 FC Kontu Itä-Helsinki / 2
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FC Kontu/3 FC Kontu Itä-Helsinki /3
FC Kontu/4 FC Kontu Itä-Helsinki / 4
FC Kontu/HSP FC Kontu Itä-Helsinki / HSP
FC Kuitu/1 FC Kuitu / 2
FC Kuitu/2 FC Kuitu / 2
FC Pakila FC Pakila
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FC Pihlajisto/LEPRE FC Pihlajisto / LEPRE
FC Playmates FC Playmates
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Tier 3 (1 season): 1977
FC POHU/2 FC Pohjois-Haagan Urheilijat / 2
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FC POHU/LostKurd FC Pohjois-Haagan Urheilijat / LostKurd
FC POHU/Playboys FC Pohjois-Haagan Urheilijat / Playboys
FC POHU/Shrimps FC Pohjois-Haagan Urheilijat / Shrimps
FC POHU/Simpsons FC Pohjois-Haagan Urheilijat / Simpsons
FC POHU/Susijengi FC Pohjois-Haagan Urheilijat / Susijengi
FC POHU/Swigu FC Pohjois-Haagan Urheilijat / Swigu
FC Puimur FC Puimur
FC Puotila FC Puotila
FC Puotila/Reservit FC Puotila / Reservit
FC Sonnit FC Sonnit
FC Spede FC Spede
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Formerly known as Vuosaaren Viikingit
Tier 1 (1 season): 2007
Tier 2 (9 seasons): 2002–06, 2008–
Tier 3 (2 seasons): 1996, 2001
FC Viikingit Ed 2 FC Viikingit Edustus / 2
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FC Viikingit/05 FC Viikingit / 05
FC Wartti/WB FC Wartti / WB
FFR FFR (Fotbollsföreningen Rugbyplanspojkarna)
FFR/Väiski FFR (Fotbollsföreningen Rugbyplanspojkarna) / Väiski
Geishan Pallo Geishan Pallo
Geishan Pallo/Pallo Geishan Pallo / Pallo
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Tier 2 (6 seasons): 1995–98, 2001–02
Tier 3 (13 seasons): 1990, 1994, 1999–2000, 2003–
Gnistan/2 Idrottsföreningen Gnistan / 2
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Gnistan/Ogeli Idrottsföreningen Gnistan / Ogeli
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Gnistan/Roots Idrottsföreningen Gnistan / Roots
Grumset Grumset
HakPa Hakaniemen Palloilijat
HDS / Mondial Helsinki Diplomat Sports Club / Mondial
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HDS/Club Latino Español Helsinki Diplomat Sports Club / Club Latino Español
HDS/Express Helsinki Diplomat Sports Club / Express
HDS/Magnifiga Helsinki Diplomat Sports Club / Magnifiga
HeKuLa Helsingin Kukkaislapset
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HeMan Hesperian Mankeli
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HePu FC Helsingin Pumppu
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HePu/FCFC Helsingin Pumppu/ FCFC
HePuLi Helsingin Punalippu
Herrasmiehet Jalkapalloseura Herrasmiehet
HerTo Herttoniemen Toverit
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HerTo/2 Herttoniemen Toverit / 2
HIFK Helsinki HIFK Fotboll Ykkönen
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Full name – Idrottsföreningen Kamraterna i Helsingfors
Tier 1 (29 seasons): 1930–45, 1946/47-49, 1958–66, 1970–72
Tier 2 (19 seasons): 1945/46, 1950–57, 1967–69, 1973–74, 1999–2002, 2011
Tier 3 (18 seasons): 1975–78, 1988–98, 2008–10
HIFK/2 HIFK Fotboll / 2
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HIFK/3 HIFK Fotboll / 3
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HJK Helsinki Helsingin Jalkapalloklubi Veikkausliiga
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Tier 1 (73 seasons): 1931, 1933–45, 1946/47-49, 1953–62, 1964–
Tier 2 (5 seasons): 1945/46, 1950–52, 1963
HJK-j/Kmäki Helsingin Jalkapalloklubi Juniorit / Kannelmäki
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HJK-j/Lsalo Helsingin Jalkapalloklubi Juniorit / Laajasalo
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HJK-j/Töölö Helsingin Jalkapalloklubi Juniorit / Töölö
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HöySä Höyläämötien Sähly
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Tier 1 (26 seasons): 1930-40/41, 1945–49, 1956–64
Tier 2 (18 seasons): 1943/44, 1950–55, 1965–70, 1972, 1974–76, 1983
Tier 3 (12 seasons): 1973, 1977–82, 1984, 1988–89, 1997–98
HPS/2 Helsingin Palloseura / 2
HPS/Jägers Helsingin Palloseura / Jägers
HuPaVeikot HuPaVeikot
JJ Vepo JJ Velttopotku
JP13 JP13
Juhlahevoset FC Juhlahevoset
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History:
Formerly known as Kronohagens Idrottsförening (abbrev. KIF)
- KIF Helsinki until 1976
- Kiffen Helsinki since 1977
Tier 1 (25 seasons): : 1930–32, 1940/41-46/47, 1948–57, 1960–64, 1977–78
Tier 2 (16 seasons): 1936–39, 1947/48, 1958–59, 1965, 1969–74, 1976, 1979
Tier 3 (22 seasons): 1975, 1980–85, 1990, 1994–2004, 2009–
Kiffen/2 FC Kiffen / 2
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KPPK Kirkonpellon Pallokerho
KPR Karhupuiston Vartijat FC
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Kullervo Helsingin Kullervo
KuRa KuRa
Kurvin Vauhti Kurvin Vauhti
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KäPa/PuLe Käpylän Pallo / Putoava Lehti
LauttaPallo Lauttasaaren Pallo
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LeJa Levottomat Jalat
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LPS/2 Laajasalon Palloseura / 2
MaKu/Baltika Marmiksen Kuula / Baltika
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MaKu/Legends Marmiksen Kuula / Legends
MaKu/Nelonen Marmiksen Kuula / Nelonen
MoPo Jalkapalloseura Mooseksen Potku
MPS
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MPS/2 Malmin Palloseura / 2
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MPS/4 Malmin Palloseura / 4
MPS/Atletico Akatemia Malmin Palloseura / Atletico Akatemia
MPS / Atletico Malmi Malmin Palloseura / Atletico Malmi
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MPS/Old Stars Malmin Palloseura / Old Stars
Ompun Pomppu Ompun Pomppu
Orson Orson
PeTe PeTe
PETO Malminkartanon PETO (Peli-Toverit)
PH-99 Pallo Hukassa-99
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PK-35 Pallokerho-35 ry
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Previously known as PK-35/2.
Ponnistajat Malmin Ponnistajat
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Tier 1 (4 seasons): 1948, 1968, 1973, 1995
Tier 2 (28 seasons): 1949–55, 1958–63, 1965–67, 1969–72, 1974–77, 1993–94, 1996–97
Tier 3 (21 seasons): 1978–83, 1985–92, 1998–2002, 2005–06
Ponnistus/2 Helsingin Ponnistus / 2
PPJ Pallo-Pojat Juniorit
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PPJ/Akatemia Pallopojat Juniorit / Akatemia
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PPV/2 Pajamäen Pallo-Veikot / 2
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PPV/Seos Pajamäen Pallo-Veikot / Seos
RoU Roihuvuoren Urheilijat
RoU/Naamiomiehet Roihuvuoren Urheilijat / FC Naamiomiehet
Ruila Ruila
Ruisku Roihuvuoren Ruisku
Ruisku/09 Roihuvuoren Ruisku / 09
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SAPA/2 SAPA (Savannan Pallo) / 2
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SAPA/3 SAPA (Savannan Pallo) / 3
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SAYKUS SAYKUS (Suomi-Arabia Ystävyys, Kulttuuri ja Urheilu Seura)
Sheikit Arabian Sheikit
Spartak Spartak
SS Stanley SS Stanley
Stallions Kallion Stallions
Strikers/Bertil Strikers / Bertil
SUMU Suurmetsän Urheilijat
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SUMU/77 Suurmetsän Urheilijat / 77
Tavastia FC Tavastia
Tavastia/FC Mojo FC Tavastia / FC Mojo
ToTe/AP Toukolan Teräs / Avauspotku
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Trikiinit Trikiinit
Töölön Taisto Töölön Taisto
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Valtti Puotinkylän Valtti
Vatanspor Vatanspor
Veijarit Veijarit
Vesa Töölön Vesa
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Tier 2 (6 seasons): 1960–65
Vesa/Stadi Töölön Vesa / Stadi
Vesa/Töölö Töölön Vesa
WäSy Wäinämöisen Syke
Ylis-78 Ylis-78
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Previous clubs

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Former club
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History:
- FinnPa Helsinki until 1999
- Jokrut Helsinki from 2000 to 2001
Tier 1 (6 seasons): 1993–98
Tier 2 (14 seasons): 1977, 1981–88, 1991–92, 1999–2001
Tier 3 (6 seasons): 1976, 1978–80, 1989–90
HePa Hermannin Pallo Former club Tier 2 (3 seasons): 1970–72
Herttua Herttua Former club History:
- HerU Helsinki until 1966
- Herttua Helsinki since 1967
Tier 2 (5 seasons): 1964–68
HerU Herttoniemen Urheilijat Former club see Herttua Helsinki
HT Helsingin Toverit Former club see Herttua Helsinki
Tier 1 (8 seasons): 1932, 1934-40/41
Tier 2 (5 seasons): 1943/44-45, 1959–61
Hukat Hukat Former club Tier 2 (1 season): 1950
Hurjat Huopalahden Hurjat Former club Tier 3 (3 seasons): 1980–82
Jokerit Jokerit Former club History:
- ViPK Viipuri until 1944
- PK-35 Helsinki (#1) from 1945 to 1998
- Jokerit Helsinki since 1999
Tier 1 (5 seasons): 1998–2001, 2003
Tier 2 (3 seasons): 1939, 1997, 2002
Tier 3 (2 seasons): 1995–96
Jokrut Jokrut Former club See FinnPa Helsinki
Jyry Jyry Former club Tier 2 (1 season): 1948
KaPS Kallion Palloseura Former club Tier 2 (12 seasons): 1945–53, 1967, 1971
Zyklon Jalkapalloseura Zyklon No record Last record Kolmonen in 2009.
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League Competitions

SPL Helsingin piiri run the following league competitions:

Men's Football

Ladies Football

References

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Suomen Palloliitto Helsingin piiri . SPL . Finnish . 16 December 2011.
  2. Web site: Suomen Palloliitto Helsingin piiri . SPL . Finnish . 16 December 2011.
  3. Web site: Suomen Palloliitto Helsingin piiri – Piiri. SPL . Finnish . 21 December 2011.
  4. Web site: Result Code – Jalkapallo. 13 December 2011. dead. https://web.archive.org/web/20111204175703/http://www.resultcode.fi/sarjat/default.php. 4 December 2011.
  5. Web site: Suomen Palloliitto (SPL) . SPL . 16 December 2011.
  6. Web site: Finland – Divisional Movements 1930–2011 . Heikki Pietarinen and RSSSF . 16 December 2011.

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