2000 Cambodian League

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Cambodian League
Season2000
Champions Nokorbal Cheat
1999
2002

Statistics of the Cambodian League for the 2000 season.

Contents

Overview

It was contested by 10 teams. The top four teams qualified to the Championship play-off and Nokorbal Cheat won the championship.


League standings

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1 Nokorbal Cheat 1814315218+3445
2Kang Yothipoi Khemara Phumin1812153821+1737
3Keila Rith188553020+1029
4Sala Vekvoeun Yothes188553124+729
5Nokorbal Krung Phnom Penh187743221+1128
6Kangtorp Choeung Tek187564027+1326
7Prey Veng18521132491717
8 Khemara 18511230582816
9Kampot18431118402215
10Siem Reap18241211392810
Source: RSSSF

Championship play-off

Semi-finals

02 Dec 2000 Nokorbal Cheat 3-2 Sala Vekvoeun Yothes

09 Dec 2000 Kang Yothipoi KP 1-2 Keila Rith

Third place

16 Dec 2000 Sala Vekvoeun Yothes 3-1 Kang Yothipoi KP

Final

16 Dec 2000 Nokorbal Cheat 2-0 Kelia Rith

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