2009 Sri Lanka Football Premier League

2009 Premier League championship organized by Football Federation of Sri Lanka was sponsored by Dialog Telekom. Renown SC won the championship by beating SL Air force SC. Mohamed Fazal of Renown SC is the top scorer.

Teams

Group A	Group B
Renown SC - Kotahena (Colombo)	Don Bosco SC - Negambo
Rathnam SC - Kotahena (Colombo)	Blue Stars SC - Kalutara
SL Air force SC	Police SC
Saunders SC - Pettah (Colombo)	Army SC
Jupiter's SC - Negambo	New Young's SC - Wennappuwa
Old Bens SC - Kotahena (Colombo)	Negambo Youth SC - Negambo

Semi-finals

Renown SC 1-0 Blue Stars SC
SL Air Force SC 2-1 Don Bosco SC

Finals

Renown SC 2-2[3-1] SL Air Force SC

References

http://www.rsssf.com/tabless/srilanka2010.html#champ

Football in Sri Lanka

Football Federation of Sri Lanka

National teams	Men's team result record Women's team U-23 U-20 U-17

League competitions	Kit Premier League Division I Division II Division III

Cup competitions	Sri Lanka FA Cup

Clubs Venues Player category International players

South Asian Football Federation

International Competitions	SAFF Championship South Asian Games U-19 Championship U-16 Championship Club Championship (proposed) Women's Championship

National Teams	Bangladesh Bhutan India Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka

Domestic Leagues	Bangladesh Bhutan India Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka

Former National Team(s)	Afghanistan (left the federation after 2015 SAFF Championship)

2009 in Asian Football (AFC)

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