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2012–13 Iraqi Elite League

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Football league season
Iraqi Elite League
Season2012–13
Dates19 October 2012 – 4 September 2013
ChampionsAl-Shorta
(3rd title)
RelegatedAl-Kahrabaa
Sulaymaniya
Al-Sinaa
Kirkuk
AFC Champions LeagueAl-Shorta
AFC CupErbil
Matches305
Goals776 (2.54 per match)
Top goalscorerAmjad Radhi
(25 goals)
Biggest home winAl-Zawraa 7–0Kirkuk
(29 April 2013)
Erbil 8–1Al-Minaa
(27 June 2013)
Biggest away winAl-Sinaa 0–6Al-Minaa
(12 April 2013)
Highest scoringErbil 8–1Al-Minaa
(27 June 2013)
Longest winning run6 games
Zakho
Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya
Longest unbeaten run20 games
Al-Shorta
Longest winless run14 games
Kirkuk
Longest losing run12 games
Kirkuk
2013–14
(Iraqi Premier League) →

The2012–13 Iraqi Elite League was the 39th season of the competition since its establishment in 1974. The season began on 19 October 2012 and finished on 4 September 2013.Al-Shorta were crowned champions for the third time, finishing on 72 points, two points ahead of nearest competitorsErbil.

Having only managed a seventh-place finish in the previous season, Al-Shorta's results improved significantly under the presidency of Ayad Bunyan and they were able to outperform favouritesErbil,Duhok,Al-Zawraa andAl-Quwa Al-Jawiya.[1]

On the final day of the season, three teams were all still in the race for the title. Al-Shorta needed a win againstAl-Talaba to secure the league, whilst Erbil had to defeatAl-Najaf and hope that Al-Shorta failed to win their game if they wanted to retain their title. Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya needed both Al-Shorta and Erbil to slip up and needed to defeatMasafi Al-Wasat by a large goal margin in order for them to go home with the trophy.

All three teams ended up winning their respective matches, making Al-Shorta the champions. It was the club's first league title since the1997–98 season.[2]

SWAT incident

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On 23 June 2013, after a match withAl-Quwa Al-Jawiya, seven football players ofKarbala and their manager were beaten by the anti-terror police. They used sticks and batons against the eight men.

Five of them were in critical condition, and on June 30, Mohammed Abbas Al-Jabouri, the club's manager, died in hospital.[3] Several teams refused to play their matches in round 25 as a result of the incident.

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Al-Shorta(C)34201226229+3372Qualification for theAFC Champions League preliminary round 1
2Erbil3421766834+3470Qualification for theAFC Cup group stage
3Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya3421676033+2769
4Al-Zawraa34181156129+3265
5Duhok34161085435+1958
6Baghdad34131473628+853
7Zakho341410104841+752
8Al-Minaa34157125448+652
9Al-Naft34137144343046
10Naft Al-Junoob33912124749−239[a]
11Al-Najaf34108163443−938
12Karbala34910154049−937
13Masafi Al-Wasat34107172739−1237
14Al-Talaba3498173547−1235
15Al-Kahrabaa(R)3397173049−1934[a]Relegation to theIraqi First Division League
16Sulaymaniya(R)3497183760−2334
17Al-Sinaa(R)34413172346−2325
18Kirkuk(R)3446241774−5718
Source:Soccerway
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^abAl-Kahrabaa and Naft Al-Junoob refused to play each other in round 25 after the hospitalisation of Karbala's coach Mohammed Abbas Al-Jabouri. On July 27, before round 30, theIFA decided not to deduct either team any points.

Results

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Al-Kahrabaa0–12–11–00–31–11–10–10–10–21–13–52–12–01–0–[a]1–01–2
Al-Minaa1–01–03–11–32–11–10–00–12–11–22–34–43–0[b]0–00–25–22–1
Al-Naft1–22–14–12–21–23–11–21–22–40–01–21–03–24–22–10–21–1
Al-Najaf1–31–11–03–11–11–03–11–10–02–10–11–11–01–01–04–21–1
Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya3–11–30–01–04–01–02–13–31–02–13–01–03–0[a]2–02–02–01–0
Al-Shorta0–04–12–22–04–13–01–11–11–14–31–13–21–05–02–14–02–0
Al-Sinaa1–10–60–10–02–10–12–01–00–00–01–11–20–11–01–10–00–1
Al-Talaba2–00–30–02–11–20–32–11–20–22–22–22–12–00–10–13–0[a]2–3
Al-Zawraa1–00–04–01–01–21–23–0[c]1–02–21–10–12–27–02–13–24–04–1
Baghdad0–01–01–00–3[a]2–11–12–10–01–11–21–01–01–11–01–13–21–1
Duhok1–01–00–13–21–01–11–11–01–32–01–22–14–02–14–24–02–2
Erbil2–18–10–14–11–10–11–03–12–11–00–13–0[d]6–03–00–14–12–1
Karbala0–11–00–31–12–40–11–13–20–22–11–11–14–00–02–10–03–2
Kirkuk1–11–10–01–00–30–12–12–11–10–00–41–20–10–11–21–20–1
Masafi Al-Wasat2–00–11–21–00–02–32–21–10–10–11–01–10–13–01–02–12–1
Naft Al-Junoob4–14–33–13–10–10–22–21–12–20–31–11–12–22–01–11–13–3
Sulaymaniya3–10–10–21–01–11–12–02–10–21–11–32–32–16–20–11–00–1
Zakho6–22–31–01–03–20–02–10–10–00–01–01–21–04–01–02–21–1
Source:Soccerway
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Notes:
  1. ^abcdAl-Talaba, Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya and Al-Najaf were awarded 3–0 wins in round 25 because their respective opponents Sulaymaniya, Kirkuk and Amanat Baghdad all withdrew following the hospitalisation of Karbala's manager Mohammed Abbas Al-Jabouri. Meanwhile, the Al-Kahrabaa–Naft Al-Junoob match from the same round was not held as both teams refused to play the game.
  2. ^The Al-Minaa–Kirkuk match was awarded as a 3–0 win to Al-Minaa, as Kirkuk did not turn up for the game.
  3. ^The Al-Zawraa–Al-Sinaa match was awarded as a 3–0 win to Al-Zawraa, as Al-Sinaa refused to play the game in protest at the IFA reversing its punishment of Al-Zawraa fans and allowing them to attend the game.
  4. ^The Erbil–Karbala match was awarded as a 3–0 win to Erbil, as Karbala did not turn up for the game.

Season statistics

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Top scorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals
1IraqAmjad RadhiErbil25
2IraqAlaa Abdul-ZahraDuhok20
3IraqMustafa KarimAl-Quwa Al-Jawiya18
4IraqLuay SalahErbil15
5IraqMustafa JawdaAl-Kahrabaa11
IraqHaidar SabahAl-Zawraa

Hat-tricks

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Main article:List of Iraq Stars League hat-tricks
Player[4]ForAgainstResultDate
CameroonJean Michel N'LendAl-ShortaAl-Quwa Al-Jawiya4–118 November 2012
IraqNasser Tallaa4Al-MinaaSulaymaniya5–227 January 2013
IraqAmjad RadhiErbilKirkuk6–028 January 2013
IraqAmjad RadhiErbilAl-Najaf4–128 February 2013
IraqHassan HamoudAl-MinaaAl-Sinaa6–012 April 2013
IraqAlaa Abdul-ZahraDuhokKirkuk4–019 April 2013
IraqEmad MohammedAl-ZawraaKirkuk7–029 April 2013
IraqMustafa JawdaAl-KahrabaaErbil3–56 May 2013
Iraq Younis ShakorZakhoAl-Kahrabaa6–24 September 2013
Iraq Firas IsmailZakhoAl-Kahrabaa6–24 September 2013
Notes

4 Player scored 4 goals

Media coverage

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Iraqi Elite League Media Coverage
CountryTelevision ChannelMatches
 IraqAl-Iraqiya Sports Channel3 matches per round

See also

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References

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  1. ^FIFA.com
  2. ^"Iraqi League 2012–2013". Goalzz.com.
  3. ^"Al-Jazeera SC official website - SWAT Incident". Archived fromthe original on 2013-07-03. Retrieved2013-08-10.
  4. ^"Iraqi Premier League 2012/2013 All Fixtures".Goalzz. Kooora.com. Retrieved16 May 2019.

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