1961 Mestaruussarja

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Statistics of Mestaruussarja in the 1961 season.

Overview

It was contested by 12 teams, and HIFK Helsinki won the championship.

Contents

League standings

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1 HIFK Helsinki (C)2214355726+3131
2 KIF Helsinki 2214264529+1630
3 Haka Valkeakoski 2212555132+1929
4 TPS Turku 2211294849−124
5 Reipas Lahti 229493737022
6 HJK Helsinki 227784241+121
7 HPS Helsinki 2292114956−720
8 TaPa Tampere 227693848−1020
9 KuPS Kuopio 2283114045−519
10 VIFK Vaasa (R)2274114253−1118
11 PPojat Helsinki (R)2273123041−1117
12 TuTo Turku (R)2253143658−2213
Source: rsssf.com
(C) Champion; (R) Relegated

Results

Home \ Away HAK HFK HJK HPS KIF KPS PP REI TPT TPS TTT VIF
FC Haka 1–03–22–14–06–20–02–01–10–11–13–1
HIFK 4–23–12–03–16–03–13–12–33–23–01–3
HJK Helsinki 2–22–22–01–11–12–12–22–21–34–00–3
HPS 4–20–51–22–23–20–44–26–15–06–35–4
KIF 0–30–22–15–03–03–12–02–03–01–05–1
KuPS 2–41–50–04–00–16–03–01–23–44–02–1
PPojat 1–61–21–03–11–22–11–12–02–31–23–2
Reipas 3–12–11–32–22–02–00–21–10–22–17–1
TaPa 0–20–36–40–23–22–21–11–31–35–12–2
TPS 6–20–04–15–42–31–21–01–22–41–63–0
TuTo 0–34–41–52–31–32–32–13–00–24–12–4
VIFK 1–11–02–42–02–40–13–11–44–13–31–1
Source: [ citation needed ]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

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