Mongolia Premier League

Mongolia Premier League

Mongolia Premier League is the top division of the Mongolian Football Federation.

Mongolia Premier League Clubs (2007)

*Erchim (Ulaanbaatar) [UB Power Plant team]
*Khangarid (Erdenet; town in northern mongolia)
*Kharaatsai (Ulaanbaatar)
*Khasiin Khulguud (Ulaanbaatar) [bank team]
*Khoromkhon (Ulaanbaatar)
*Mazaalai (Ulaanbaatar)
*UB United (Ulaanbaatar)
*UB College (team from Ulaanbaatar University)
*Cowboys (Ulaanbaatar)

Previous Winners

*1974 : Altar
*1985 : Khuch
*1989 : Khudulmur
*1990 : Khuch
*1994 : Khuch
*1995 : Idsskh
*1996 : Erchim
*1997 : Delger
*1998 : Erchim
*1999 : ITI Bank-Bars
*2000 : Erchim
*2001 : Khangarid
*2002 : Erchim
*2003 : Khangarid
*2004 : Khangarid
*2005 : Khoromkhon (Ulan Bator)
*2006 : Khasin Khultood (Ulan Bator)
*2007 : Erchim

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