1970–71 French Division 1

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Division Nationale
Season1970–71
Champions Marseille (3rd title)
Relegated Strasbourg
Valenciennes
Sedan
European Cup Marseille
Cup Winners' Cup Rennes
UEFA Cup Saint-Étienne
Nantes
Nîmes
Matches played380
Goals scored1,108 (2.92 per match)
Top goalscorer Josip Skoblar (44)
1971–72 →

Olympique de Marseille won Division 1 season 1970/1971 of the French Association Football League with 55 points.

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Participating teams

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Location of teams in 1970–71 Division 1

Final table

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 Marseille (C)3823969448+4655Qualification to European Cup first round
2 Saint-Étienne 38201178345+3851Qualification to UEFA Cup first round
3 Nantes 38171296141+2046
4 Nîmes 381711106854+1445
5 Bordeaux 38168145851+740
6 Ajaccio 38168145452+240
7 Lyon 381412125151040
8 Metz 381314114656−1040
9 Reims 381411135444+1039
10 Sochaux 381410145855+338
11 Rennes 38149155653+337Qualification to Cup Winners' Cup first round [lower-alpha 1]
12 Angers 38155186166−535
13 Nancy 381211154556−1135
14 Nice 381210164855−734
15 Red Star 381111164665−1933
16 Angoulême 381012163047−1732
17 Bastia 38128185283−3132
18 Strasbourg (R)38135205463−931Relegated to French Division 2
19 Valenciennes (R)38109194759−1229
20 Sedan (R)38108204264−2228
Source: rsssf.com
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champion; (R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ↑ Rennes qualified for 1971–72 European Cup Winners' Cup as winners of the 1970–71 Coupe de France.

Promoted from Division 2, who will play in Division 1 season 1971/1972

Results

Home \ Away ACA ANG ASA BAS BOR OL OM MET NAL NAN NIC NMS RSFC REI REN STE SED SOC RCS VAL
Ajaccio 0–00–0 6–1 2–00–01–22–05–02–13–12–20–11–03–01–11–01–04–01–0
Angers 1–11–43–00–33–22–15–02–10–16–01–23–10–32–12–23–11–01–35–3
Angoulême 2–01–12–21–12–20–01–01–01–01–10–21–01–31–01–11–01–00–11–0
Bastia 1–4 2–03–12–02–10–32–00–21–0 3–1 2–22–10–62–24–24–02–23–11–0
Bordeaux 2–23–01–02–03–03–11–12–32–33–13–04–13–10–11–21–21–21–41–0
Lyon 3–01–03–01–12–2 1–4 1–22–12–02–10–12–10–03–2 1–2 0–02–02–23–1
Marseille 1–05–15–05–23–0 2–2 2–13–02–24–02–21–11–05–02–25–02–26–35–2
Metz 1–32–11–01–01–06–12–1 1–1 0–00–04–22–22–02–12–21–03–32–12–2
Nancy 3–10–12–13–00–00–02–0 1–1 1–20–02–00–02–25–01–11–02–13–20–2
Nantes 3–01–00–03–12–21–11–30–07–03–15–11–13–0 1–0 2–12–01–11–22–0
Nice 2–32–13–1 2–0 0–12–01–20–10–03–13–01–12–00–10–02–04–51–04–2
Nîmes 4–00–13–12–01–11–13–04–01–02–21–11–21–13–25–34–04–33–04–1
Red Star 3–00–50–01–13–11–33–40–03–10–30–01–22–11–51–14–20–02–13–2
Reims 1–03–12–05–23–01–01–21–12–10–01–11–10–11–12–22–14–11–02–0
Rennes 0–11–00–03–23–02–32–20–05–1 4–0 1–32–03–00–00–30–04–02–01–1
Saint-Étienne 5–23–11–06–02–3 1–0 2–16–04–12–32–10–02–13–11–08–01–02–14–0
Sedan 3–16–21–15–10–23–11–21–02–20–00–11–15–01–10–13–12–11–00–1
Sochaux 5–10–03–01–11–30–01–15–11–02–01–03–02–12–14–21–13–11–00–1
Strasbourg 3–06–22–12–20–10–11–22–10–22–22–20–22–12–03–41–03–02–10–0
Valenciennes 0–01–32–12–01–11–21–22–21–11–23–13–11–23–10–00–10–04–03–0
Source: RSSSF.com
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top goalscorers

RankPlayerClubGoals
1 Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Josip Skoblar Marseille 44
2 Flag of Mali.svg Salif Keïta Saint-Étienne 42
3 Flag of France.svg Jacques Vergnes Nîmes 27
4 Flag of Cameroon.svg Joseph Yegba Maya Valenciennes 22
5 Flag of France.svg Fleury Di Nallo Lyon 21
Flag of France.svg Philippe Piat Sochaux 21
7 Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Vladica Kovačević Angers 20
8 Flag of France.svg Marc Molitor Strasbourg 17
9 Flag of France.svg Réginald Dortomb Ajaccio 16
Flag of France.svg Serge Lenoir Rennes 16

See also

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