1960 Mestaruussarja

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Mestaruussarja
Season1960
Champions Haka Valkeakoski
Relegated RU-38
TKT Tampere
Drott Pietarsaari
European Cup Haka Valkeakoski
Matches played132
Goals scored574 (4.35 per match)
← 1959
1961 →

Statistics of Mestaruussarja in the 1960 season.

Overview

It was contested by 12 teams, and Haka Valkeakoski won the championship.

Contents

League standings

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1 Haka Valkeakoski (C)2220117823+5541
2 TPS Turku 2213277243+2928
3 KIF Helsinki 2212375141+1027
4 HPS Helsinki 2210665138+1326
5 HIFK Helsinki 229585743+1423
6 KuPS Kuopio 228774747023
7 PPojat Helsinki 2210394147−623
8 VIFK Vaasa 2275104149−819
9 HJK Helsinki 225894451−718
10 RU-38 Pori (R)2265113145−1417
11 TKT Tampere (R)2242163582−4710
12 Drott Pietarsaari (R)2225152665−399
Source: rsssf.com
(C) Champion; (R) Relegated

Results

Home \ Away DRO HAK HFK HJK HPS KIF KPS PP RU38 TKT TPS VIF
Drott 1–12–31–10–53–31–60–30–03–01–62–1
FC Haka 4–32–12–04–05–06–13–14–23–27–12–1
HIFK 4–01–42–24–40–10–10–06–05–22–16–0
HJK Helsinki 2–12–44–42–11–22–20–33–09–40–42–2
HPS 2–11–24–15–23–02–10–14–05–24–32–1
KIF 3–01–54–03–24–10–10–13–12–03–25–1
KuPS 4–12–12–21–11–11–15–14–18–11–50–3
PPojat 4–32–50–22–41–14–43–13–11–44–22–4
RU-38 1–01–34–10–01–10–45–03–02–02–44–1
TKT 5–30–51–82–02–21–52–20–22–10–53–4
TPS 7–00–24–24–32–24–26–11–22–23–12–1
VIFK 0–00–41–32–23–15–12–24–10–04–11–4
Source: [ citation needed ]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

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