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2002–03 Iraqi First Division League

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Football league season
Iraqi First Division League
Season2002–03
ChampionsN/A (season cancelled)
2003 Arab Unified Club ChampionshipAl-Shorta
2004 AFC Champions LeagueAl-Shorta
Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya
2003–04 Arab Champions LeagueAl-Zawraa
Al-Talaba
←2001–02
(Iraqi Elite League)
2003–04
(Iraqi Premier League) →

The2002–03 Iraqi First Division League was the 29th season of thetop-tier Iraqi national football league since its establishment in 1974. Organised by theIraq Football Association (IFA), the league's name was changed toIraqi First Division League, and it started on 6 September 2002.

27 rounds of the league were played before the2003 invasion of Iraq began on 20 March 2003.[1] Despite the outbreak of theIraq War, matches continued with free entry for spectators, and games from rounds 28 and 29 were played in the midst of the conflict.[2][3] The last matches were played on 28 March before the league stopped andSaddam Hussein's government was overthrown, leading to the formation of a new IFA committee.[4]

The IFA revealed on 6 May that it was considering holding a play-off between the top fourBaghdad clubs to decide who would qualify for the2003 Arab Unified Club Championship.[5] However, the IFA then announced on 30 May thatAl-Shorta had been chosen to participate as they were leading the league table at the end of round 27 before the outbreak of war.[6][7] The IFA later announced that the 2002–03 league competition had been cancelled and that the league table at the end of round 27 would also be used to determine the clubs that qualified for theBaghdad Championship and theAFC Champions League.[8][9]

League table used to determine qualifications

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Al-Shorta2720526123+38652004 AFC Champions League and2003 Arab Unified Club Championship
2Al-Najaf2619524412+3262
3Al-Zawraa2717825916+43592003–04 Arab Champions League
4Al-Talaba2419235615+4159
5Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya2717464930+19552004 AFC Champions League[a]
6Al-Minaa27143103023+745
7Al-Mosul27115113342−938
8Erbil27107104433+1137
9Al-Karkh2791082921+837
10Zakho279993627+936
11Duhok2797113040−1034
12Al-Difaa Al-Jawi2778122737−1029
13Samarra2677122638−1228
14Al-Nasiriya2776142755−2827
15Al-Jaish2768132642−1626
16Al-Sinaa26411111729−1223
17Al-Naft27410132137−1622
18Al-Samawa2757152252−3022
19Kirkuk2729161448−3415
20Al-Basra2735191445−3114
Source: Ali Al-Sabti Archive
Notes:
  1. ^The IFA initially planned to admit Al-Najaf into the AFC Champions League,[9] but later deemed that Al-Najaf were not ready to participate and thus gave the slot to Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya,[10] the next highest-placed team in the table that had not already been admitted into a continental or regional competition. When informed by theAsian Football Confederation (AFC) that participation in the AFC Champions League should be for the league champions and theFA Cup winners (Al-Talaba), the IFA asked the AFC to give it freedom in choosing its participating clubs due to the league not being completed.[11] The AFC agreed to the IFA's request and therefore Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya entered the competition alongside Al-Shorta.

Results

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Home \ AwayBSRDIFJSHKARMINMSLNFTNJFNASQWJSMASHRSINTLBZWRDUHERBKIRSMRZAK
Al-Basra0–02–10–10–00–10–12–32–20–1–[a]1–01–10–0
Al-Difaa Al-Jawi1–00–40–12–01–22–23–21–11–00–41–1–[a]1–20–0
Al-Jaish1–01–11–02–21–21–14–1–[a]1–10–01–1
Al-Karkh0–22–01–0–[a]0–00–05–01–16–10–00–51–21–01–00–01–1
Al-Minaa2–01–02–11–04–10–01–22–03–01–01–01–04–11–0
Al-Mosul0–01–31–01–02–22–12–10–13–11–11–42–11–23–12–1
Al-Naft1–00–11–21–11–12–11–10–11–31–53–01–11–2
Al-Najaf5–01–01–01–03–03–01–04–02–12–10–03–12–0
Al-Nasiriya2–00–40–01–01–20–10–50–11–11–12–11–11–01–0
Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya3–22–02–13–12–14–0–[a]3–13–21–01–13–02–13–0
Al-Samawa1–13–20–10–10–00–11–41–10–30–12–20–01–0
Al-Shorta4–1–[a]1–03–11–02–01–15–13–23–02–01–08–03–02–03–2
Al-Sinaa1–01–00–22–31–11–11–20–10–03–20–0
Al-Talaba3–13–05–01–13–22–14–11–02–01–12–14–00–1
Al-Zawraa4–04–26–01–01–02–01–05–05–01–10–02–05–1–[a]4–0
Duhok1–01–21–14–11–00–30–03–20–11–02–04–11–1
Erbil3–03–20–05–01–01–21–20–30–01–31–11–16–14–02–1
Kirkuk0–12–20–01–00–01–10–11–11–21–40–12–10–1
Samarra2–10–02–11–11–23–10–20–20–11–11–24–11–0
Zakho2–01–04–12–01–26–13–01–12–34–01–21–11–30–00–0
Source: Ali Al-Sabti Archive
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Notes:
  1. ^abcdefgMatch results from rounds 28 and 29 (played after the outbreak of war) were not considered in the league table that was used to determine qualifications to other tournaments. This includes the following results:[12]
    • Al-Basra 1–1 Al-Zawraa
    • Al-Karkh 2–1 Al-Mosul
    • Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya 1–0 Al-Najaf
    • Al-Shorta 6–3 Al-Difaa Al-Jawi
    • Al-Difaa Al-Jawi 7–2 Kirkuk
    • Al-Jaish 0–0 Al-Sinaa
    • Al-Zawraa 3–0 Samarra

Season statistics

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Hat-tricks

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Main article:List of Iraq Stars League hat-tricks
Player[13]ForAgainstResultDate
IraqAhmed KhalafDuhokAl-Mosul4–16 September 2002
IraqYounis MahmoudAl-TalabaAl-Basra3–126 September 2002
IraqIhsan HadiAl-MinaaAl-Samawa3–010 October 2002
IraqHamid Qasim4ErbilAl-Naft5–111 October 2002
IraqNashat AkramAl-ShortaDuhok8–018 October 2002
IraqHussam FawziAl-ZawraaAl-Basra4–01 November 2002
IraqAmin AbbasDuhokSamarra4–115 November 2002
IraqAhmed IbrahimSamarraAl-Nasiriya3–122 November 2002
IraqAhmed MnajedAl-ShortaAl-Samawa3–029 November 2002
IraqMohammed NasserErbilAl-Minaa5–020 December 2002
IraqHusham MohammedAl-ZawraaKirkuk5–123 December 2002
IraqBasim HamoudAl-JaishAl-Shorta4–120 February 2003
IraqSalim KhanjarZakhoAl-Nasiriya6–17 March 2003
IraqHusham MohammedAl-ZawraaKirkuk4–17 March 2003
IraqMuayad JudiAl-SinaaSamarra3–27 March 2003
Notes

4 Player scored 4 goals

References

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  1. ^"الدوري العراقي". 29 March 2003.
  2. ^Al-Tuwaijri, Abdul-Aziz (3 April 2003)."استمرار منافسات الدوري العراقي رغم الحرب يثير استغراب المراقبين". Asharq Al-Awsat.
  3. ^"Un hijo de Sadam pide que la Liga de fútbol iraquí continúe pese a la guerra".El País. 28 March 2003.
  4. ^Kitz, Sami (28 March 2003)."القنابل الاميركية لم تحل دون استمرار الدوري العراقي". MEO News. Archived fromthe original on 1 September 2020. Retrieved16 May 2020.
  5. ^Qadri Hassan, Mohammed (6 May 2003)."العراقي حسين سعيد: جاهزون لمقابلة الفرق الكويتية وأنديتنا عادت لتدريباتها". Asharq Al-Awsat.
  6. ^Qadri Hassan, Mohammed (30 May 2003)."راضي رئيس اتحاد الكرة العراقي: ادعاءات عمو بابا كاذبة وهو دائم الاستجداء". Asharq Al-Awsat.
  7. ^Qadri Hassan, Mohammed (3 June 2003)."منتخب فلسطين الأولمبي يستعين بلاعبين من تشيلي لملاقاة الكويت السبت". Asharq Al-Awsat.
  8. ^"الاتحاد العراقي المركزي لكرة القدم تعليمات ونشاطات الموسم الرياضي 2003-2004". 25 September 2003.
  9. ^ab"Al-Najaf to participate in the Asian Champions League". Iraq Soccer. 14 October 2003. Archived fromthe original on 2004-01-17.
  10. ^"النجف يطالب إتحاد الكرة بحقه الآسيوي كاملا" (in Arabic). Sport Today. 4 December 2003.
  11. ^"من سيمثك العراق في بطولة الأندية الآسيوية؟"(PDF). Al-Taakhi Newspaper. 30 November 2003. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 2004-06-28.
  12. ^Al-Sabti, Ali (2014).Iraqi League History 1974-2011. Iraq.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  13. ^"Iraq 2002/03".RSSSF. 25 July 2019.

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