IFFHS Ligaranking
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IFFHS Ligaranking är en rankningslista som upprätthålls av IFFHS, som bland annat listar vilka nationella ligor i fotboll som är bäst varje år.
Enligt IFFHS ska man ha 200 fotbollsexperter från 120 länder med i omröstningarna. IFFHS kan dock inte redogöra för vilka som deltar i omröstningarna till de utmärkelser som man delar ut.[1]
Starkaste ligorna i världen
Aktuell ställning
| Historisk ställning för 1991–2000
| Historisk ställning för 2001–2010
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Referenser
- ^ Erik Eggers: „Statistisches Phänomen“. In die tageszeitung, 9. Januar 2008
- ^ ”The strongest National League in the World 2010”. IFFHS officiella hemsida. http://www.iffhs.de/?b6e28fa3002f71504e52d17f7370eff3702bb1c2bb11. Läst 27 februari 2011.
- ^ [a b] ”The strongest National League in the World 1991-2010”. IFFHS officiella hemsida. http://www.iffhs.de/?3ccdc42ec70a294b4cd433c4e30e. Läst 27 februari 2011.
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