1980 Jordan League

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Jordan League
Season1980
Champions Al-Wehdat
(first title)
Relegated Al-Baqa'a
Al-Qadisiya
Goals scored199
Average goals/game2.21
Top goalscorer Flag of Jordan.svg Sahil Ghazawy
(Al-Hussein-14 goals )
Highest scoring Ramtha 5–1 Al-Jeel
Ramtha 5–1 Baqa'a
Ramtha 5–1 Qadisiya
Amman 4–2 Jazeera
1979
1981

The 1980 Jordanian League (known as The Jordanian League, was the 30th season of Jordan League since its inception in 1944. Al-Wehdat won its first title.

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Teams

Jordanian League 1980
ClubLocationStadiumCapacityYear Formed


Al-Faisaly Amman Amman International Stadium 17,6191932
Al-Hussein Irbid Irbid Municipal Stadium 5,5001964
Al-Jeel Amman Amman International Stadium 17,6191950



Al-Ahli Amman Amman International Stadium 17,6191944
Al-Ramtha Ar-Ramtha Irbid Municipal Stadium 5,5001966
Al-Wehdat Amman Amman International Stadium 17,6191956
Amman SC Amman Amman International Stadium 17,6191976
Al-Jazeera Amman Amman International Stadium 17,6191947
Al-Qadisiya Amman Amman International Stadium 17,619
Al-Baqa'a Ain Albasha District-Balqa Governorate Amman International Stadium 17,6191968

Map

Location of clubs in Jordan for the 1980 Premier League season

Overview

Al-Wahdat won its first title championship.

League final standings

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 Al-Wehdat 1814312710+1731Champion
2 Al-Ramtha 1811523410+2427
3 Al-Hussein 1812332714+1327
4 Al-Ahli 186751513+219
5 Amman SC 186481421716
6 Al-Jazeera 184681821314
7 Al-Faisaly 184591720313
8 Al-Jeel SC 183781827913
9 Al-Baqa'a 18341115291410Relegated
10 Al-Qadisiya SC 18341114342010
Source: [ citation needed ]

Promoted: Ain Karem SC and Orthodoxy SC

Matches

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Wehdat1–01–00–01–12–11–03–01–02–0
Faisaly1–21–10–20–22–22–02–01–13–0
Ramtha3–10–20–01–01–03–00–05–15–1
Ahli0–11–00–20–01–02–01–11–22–1
Hussein1–21–00–42–13–13–13–22–01–0
Jazeera1–21–00–10–00–02–43–11–11–1
Amman0–00–00–12–10–10–02–10–01–3
Qadisiya1–21–01–51–10–21–00–10–40–3
Jeel0–22–21–11–21–21–40–12–21–0
Baqa'a1–33–11–10–00–30–11–20–20–0
Source: [ citation needed ]

Notes:

Top scorers

NameTeamGoals
Sahil GhazawyHussein14
Najid DiyabatRamtha8
Walid al-ShakranRamtha8
Munir MisbahHussein7
Khalid SalimWehdat7
Khalid al-ZaabyRamtha7
Ghassan JumaWehdat6
Imad ZakariyaJeel6

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