1975 Mestaruussarja

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Statistics of Mestaruussarja in the 1975 season.

Overview

It was contested by 12 teams, and TPS Turku won the championship.

Contents

League standings

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1 TPS Turku (C)2213633418+1632
2 KuPS Kuopio 2212644024+1630
3 KPV Kokkola 2211563121+1027
4 MiPK Mikkeli 2210664027+1326
5 KPT Kuopio 2210663222+1026
6 Reipas Lahti 2210394735+1223
7 VPS Vaasa 228682928+122
8 HJK Helsinki 2282122937−818
9 MP Mikkeli 2266102336−1318
10 Haka Valkeakoski (O)2263132136−1515
11 OTP Oulu (Q, R)2255121938−1915
12 MyPa Anjalankoski (R)2244142245−2312
Source: rsssf.com
(C) Champion; (O) Play-off winner; (Q) Qualified for the phase indicated; (R) Relegated

Results

Home \ Away HAK HJK KPT KPV KPS MPK MP MYP OTP REI TPS VPS
FC Haka 1–10–11–20–12–02–02–11–20–20–11–1
HJK Helsinki 1–23–12–00–22–33–22–01–24–11–42–1
KPT 3–03–01–01–12–00–31–12–02–01–12–2
KPV 0–04–10–20–03–03–03–10–02–21–02–1
KuPS 2–15–00–23–12–12–24–13–02–01–32–1
MiPK 3–00–00–24–12–21–13–04–03–21–12–0
MP 3–10–21–00–20–21–12–12–22–10–30–3
MyPa 1–30–31–12–00–11–33–01–02–50–02–0
OTP 1–22–02–10–10–00–31–14–11–10–10–2
Reipas 2–11–03–30–24–23–20–14–08–24–01–2
TPS 4–01–03–11–43–11–12–11–12–01–01–0
VPS 4–12–11–00–02–21–31–13–21–01–30–0
Source: [ citation needed ]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

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