2001 Kakkonen – Finnish League Division 2

Finnish League Division 2
Season	2001
Champions	FC Viikingit ; FC KooTeePee ; VG-62 ; FC Korsholm ;
Promoted	Above teams and; PP-70 ;
Relegated	11 teams
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Last updated January 06, 2020

League Tables for teams participating in Kakkonen, the third tier of the Finnish Soccer League system, in 2001.

League Tables 2001

Southern Group, Etelälohko

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	FC Viikingit, Helsinki (C, P)	22	15	5	2	56	19	+37	50
2	Ponnistus, Helsinki (O)	22	12	4	6	41	27	+14	40
3	LePa, Espoo	22	10	6	6	41	24	+17	36
4	IFK Mariehamn, Mariehamn	22	10	4	8	48	37	+11	34
5	KäPa, Helsinki	22	9	4	9	42	35	+7	31
6	Ponnistajat, Helsinki	22	9	4	9	37	43	−6	31
7	Kiffen, Helsinki	21	8	5	8	25	27	−2	29
8	TP Lahti, Lahti	22	8	3	11	29	45	−16	27
9	HyPS, Hyvinkää	22	8	3	11	32	49	−17	27
10	Nateva, Nurmijärvi (R)	22	6	6	10	29	43	−14	24
11	MPS, Helsinki (R)	22	7	1	14	31	53	−22	22
12	JäPS, Järvenpää (R)	22	6	2	14	37	46	−9	20

Source: ^[1]
(C) Champion; (O) Play-off winner; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated.

Eastern Group, Itälohko

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	FC KooTeePee, Kotka (C, P)	22	17	5	0	87	11	+76	56
2	Koparit, Kuopio (O)	22	13	8	1	69	20	+49	47
3	Warkaus JK, Varkaus	22	14	5	3	55	26	+29	47
4	Kings, Kuopio	22	10	9	3	32	24	+8	39
5	Ratanat, Joensuu	22	9	7	6	44	29	+15	34
6	JiiPee, Joensuu	22	8	7	7	42	25	+17	31
7	SäyRi, Jyväskylä	22	8	7	7	42	33	+9	31
8	JJK, Jyväskylä	22	6	8	8	33	23	+10	26
9	Pallo-Lahti, Lahti	22	6	6	10	40	43	−3	24
10	PEPO, Lappeenranta (R)	22	6	2	14	33	60	−27	20
11	KiuPa, Kiuruvesi (R)	22	3	0	19	30	100	−70	9
12	KeuPa, Keuruu (R)	22	0	0	22	13	126	−113	0

Source: ^[2]
(C) Champion; (O) Play-off winner; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated.

Western Group, Länsilohko

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	VG-62, Naantali (C, P)	22	13	4	5	43	26	+17	43
2	PP-70, Tampere (O, P)	22	12	6	4	47	29	+18	42
3	KaIK, Kaskinen	22	12	3	7	54	39	+15	39
4	PS-44, Valkeakoski	22	11	6	5	43	29	+14	39
5	KaaPo, Kaarina	22	10	5	7	53	38	+15	35
6	PIF, Pargas	22	10	4	8	34	38	−4	34
7	TPK, Turku	22	11	0	11	41	34	+7	33
8	TPV, Tampere	22	9	4	9	30	41	−11	31
9	FC Rauma, Rauma	22	8	6	8	44	35	+9	30
10	ÅIFK, Turku (R)	22	4	8	10	23	36	−13	20
11	Ilves, Tampere (R)	22	3	5	14	16	36	−20	14
12	Vilpas, Salo (R)	22	1	5	16	20	67	−47	8

Source: ^[3]
(C) Champion; (O) Play-off winner; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated.

Northern Group, Pohjoislohko

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	FC Korsholm, Korsholm (C, P)	20	14	4	2	54	21	+33	46
2	GBK, Kokkola (O)	20	13	3	4	57	20	+37	42
3	JBK, Jakobstad	20	12	4	4	48	24	+24	40
4	FC Kiisto, Vaasa	20	11	1	8	39	32	+7	34
5	KPV-j, Kokkola	20	8	5	7	33	32	+1	29
6	PS Kemi, Kemi	20	8	4	8	32	33	−1	28
7	Sepsi-78, Seinäjoki	20	8	4	8	43	48	−5	28
8	KajHa, Kajaani	20	7	3	10	32	36	−4	24
9	OLS, Oulu	20	7	2	11	39	43	−4	23
10	FC-88, Kemi (R)	20	3	2	15	30	62	−32	11
11	FC YPA, Ylivieska (R)	20	3	0	17	17	73	−56	9

Source: ^[4]
(C) Champion; (O) Play-off winner; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated.

Promotion Playoffs

Koparit – Ponnistus 2–2
Ponnistus – Koparit 0–0
GBK – PP-70 1–3
PP-70 – GBK 1–0
Koparit – IF Gnistan 0–2
IF Gnistan – Koparit 4–2

IF Gnistan retain their place in the Ykkönen.

PP-70 – FC Mikkeli 1–0
FC Mikkeli – PP-70 2–1

PP-70 are promoted to Ykkönen.

Leading goal scorers

Etelälohko

22 - Peter Lundberg IFK Mariehamn
20 - Vjatšeslav Malakejev FC Viikingit
15 - Janne Mäkitalo JäPS

Itälohko

19 - Tommi Keveri FC KooTeePee
18 - Kim Liljeqvist FC KooTeePee
14 - Mikko Pantsu Koparit, Tero Tahvanainen Ratanat

Länsilohko

17 - Claes-Johan Siegfrids KaIK
14 - Matti Heimo VG-62, Jouni Santanen KaIK
12 - Petri Merisaari KaaPo

Pohjoislohko

16 - Alexander Andraschuk JBK
15 - Jussi Roiko GBK
13 - Pekka Kainu KPV-j

Footnotes

↑ "Soccerway - Finland 2001 - Kakkonen - South". Soccerway. Retrieved 2012-02-16.
↑ "Soccerway - Finland 2001 - Kakkonen - East". Soccerway. Retrieved 2012-02-16.
↑ "Soccerway - Finland 2001 - Kakkonen - West". Soccerway. Retrieved 2012-02-16.
↑ "Soccerway - Finland 2001 - Kakkonen - North". Soccerway. Retrieved 2012-02-16.

References and sources

Finnish FA, Suomen Palloliitto
Kakkonen (in Finnish)

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[1] "Soccerway - Finland 2001 - Kakkonen - South". Soccerway. Retrieved 2012-02-16.

[2] "Soccerway - Finland 2001 - Kakkonen - East". Soccerway. Retrieved 2012-02-16.

[3] "Soccerway - Finland 2001 - Kakkonen - West". Soccerway. Retrieved 2012-02-16.

[4] "Soccerway - Finland 2001 - Kakkonen - North". Soccerway. Retrieved 2012-02-16.

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