1964 Mestaruussarja

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Mestaruussarja
Season1964
Champions HJK Helsinki
Relegated HPS Helsinki
MiPK Mikkeli
KIF Helsinki
European Cup HJK Helsinki
Matches played132
Goals scored423 (3.2 per match)
Average goals/game3,20
← 1963
1965 →

Statistics of Mestaruussarja in the 1964 season.

Overview

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

Contents

League standings

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1 HJK Helsinki (C)2214624218+2434
2 KuPS Kuopio 2213453921+1830
3 KTP Kotka 2212464729+1828
4 Haka Valkeakoski 2211564222+2027
5 Reipas Lahti 2210484633+1324
6 HIFK Helsinki 227962729−223
7 IKissat Tampere 228683237−522
8 ÅIFK Turku 228593333021
9 GBK Kokkola 2274112742−1518
10 HPS Helsinki (R)2253143145−1413
11 MiPK Mikkeli (R)2244143864−2612
12 KIF Helsinki (R)2236131950−3112
Source: rsssf.com
(C) Champion; (R) Relegated

Results

Home \ Away GBK HAK HFK HJK HPS ILV KIF KTP KPS MPK REI ÅIF
GBK 2–00–12–42–03–31–10–32–50–12–11–0
FC Haka 2–01–10–01–21–12–10–22–02–02–05–0
HIFK 1–11–33–20–04–12–22–10–13–10–10–0
HJK Helsinki 7–21–10–02–01–15–11–42–11–03–03–0
HPS 1–22–31–40–11–01–01–31–24–45–22–2
I-Kissat 1–01–21–11–22–01–02–31–15–42–13–2
KIF 1–10–90–00–10–75–02–00–02–12–30–1
KTP 1–20–05–20–04–02–24–02–06–21–02–0
KuPS 1–01–04–00–14–00–22–13–11–02–11–1
MiPK 4–00–41–21–33–20–11–16–21–61–14–4
Reipas 3–24–03–01–13–12–13–01–12–29–35–1
ÅIFK 1–23–20–00–11–02–05–03–01–25–01–0
Source: [ citation needed ]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

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