2005 Kakkonen – Finnish League Division 2

Finnish League Division 2
Season	2005
Champions	Klubi-04; JIPPO; SalPa; VIFK;
Promoted	Klubi-04; JIPPO; VIFK;
Relegated	8 teams
	← 2004 2006 →

Last updated February 21, 2023

League tables for teams participating in Kakkonen, the third tier of the Finnish Soccer League system, in 2005. Kakkonen was reduced to 3 groups of 14 teams for season 2006.

League tables

Southern Group, Etelälohko

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	Klubi-04, Helsinki	20	14	5	1	59	16	+43	47	Promotion Playoff

2	Gnistan, Helsinki	20	13	2	5	48	22	+26	41
3	FC Espoo	20	11	5	4	44	25	+19	38
4	KäPa, Helsinki	20	10	5	5	44	36	+8	35
5	FC Kontu, Helsinki	20	10	4	6	31	27	+4	34
6	LPS, Helsinki	20	7	4	9	44	46	−2	25
7	EIF, Tammisaari	20	5	5	10	43	51	−8	20
8	GrIFK, Kauniainen	20	5	3	12	26	45	−19	18
9	HyPS, Hyvinkää	20	5	3	12	32	55	−23	18

10	Ponnistus, Helsinki	20	5	3	12	27	53	−26	18	Relegation Playoff

11	FCK Salamat, Kirkkonummi	20	2	7	11	30	52	−22	13	Relegated

Source: ^[1]

NB: FJK, Forssa withdrew on May 24, their 3 matches were annulled.

NB: JJK II, promoted from Division Three, withdrew and Ponnistus took their place.

Eastern Group, Itälohko

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	JIPPO, Joensuu	22	14	5	3	44	19	+25	47	Promotion Playoff

2	TPV, Tampere	22	10	6	6	28	26	+2	36
3	FC Kuusankoski	22	9	8	5	31	28	+3	35
4	KuPS Akatemia, Kuopio	22	9	6	7	33	26	+7	33
5	Kings, Kuopio	22	9	6	7	31	24	+7	33
6	Warkaus JK	22	9	5	8	33	29	+4	32
7	JJK Jyväskylä	22	9	5	8	29	28	+1	32
8	Huima, Äänekoski	22	8	7	7	29	24	+5	31
9	TKT, Tampere	22	7	4	11	24	32	−8	25

10	FC Vaajakoski	22	7	2	13	32	46	−14	23	Relegation Playoff

11	Kajo, Valkeala	22	6	3	13	24	41	−17	21	Relegated
12	MiKi, Mikkeli	22	4	5	13	19	34	−15	17	Relegated

Source: ^[1]

NB: Jyväskylä United withdrew, FC Vaajakoski took their place.

Western Group, Länsilohko

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	SalPa, Salo	22	15	3	4	49	22	+27	48	Promotion Playoff

2	PoPa, Pori	22	11	5	6	38	21	+17	38
3	PIF, Parainen	22	11	3	8	41	31	+10	36
4	Masku	22	10	5	7	34	28	+6	35
5	KaaPo, Kaarina	22	11	2	9	33	28	+5	35
6	TP-Seinäjoki	22	9	7	6	39	26	+13	34
7	Närpes Kraft, Närpiö	22	9	7	6	37	26	+11	34
8	Sepsi-78, Seinäjoki	22	9	6	7	30	29	+1	33
9	SoVo, Somero	22	9	3	10	32	38	−6	30

10	Virkiä, Lapua	22	4	6	12	22	39	−17	18	Relegation Playoff

11	Kaskö IK, Kaskinen	22	4	3	15	22	55	−33	15	Relegated
12	MuSa, Pori	22	4	2	16	19	53	−34	14	Relegated

Source: ^[1]

Northern Group, Pohjoislohko

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	VIFK, Vaasa	20	13	5	2	55	15	+40	44	Promotion Playoff

2	FC Kiisto, Vaasa	20	12	3	5	34	28	+6	39
3	PS Kemi	20	11	5	4	42	26	+16	38
4	TUS, Teerijärvi	20	10	6	4	39	31	+8	36
5	GBK, Kokkola	20	9	8	3	38	16	+22	35
6	JBK, Pietarsaari	20	7	4	9	40	39	+1	25
7	FC YPA, Ylivieska	20	5	5	10	32	45	−13	20
8	FC Korsholm, Mustasaari	20	5	3	12	27	38	−11	18
9	FC Dreeverit, Oulu	20	3	9	8	21	34	−13	18

10	Tervarit, Oulu	20	3	5	12	17	39	−22	14	Relegation Playoff

11	KajHa, Kajaani	20	3	5	12	12	46	−34	14	Relegated

Source: ^[1]

NB: Because OLS were promoted to Division One, Division Two North was played with 11 teams.

Promotion Playoff

First Legs

Klubi-04 1-0 JIPPO
SalPa 1-2 VIFK

Second Legs

JIPPO 2-0 Klubi-04
VIFK 1-1 SalPa

JIPPO and VIFK promoted, Klubi-04 and SalPa to division one/division two playoff.

Division One/Division Two Playoff

First Legs

SalPa 0-4 Hämeenlinna
Klubi-04 2-1 VG-62

Second Legs

Hämeenlinna 3-1 SalPa
VG-62 3-2 Klubi-04

Klubi-04 promoted, VG-62 relegated. Hämeenlinna remain at second level.

Relegation playoff

First Legs

Ponnistus 0-2 FCV
Tervarit 0-2 Virkiä

Second Legs

FCV 1-1 Ponnistus
Virkiä 4-3 Tervarit

Ponnistus and Tervarit relegated, FCV and Virkiä remain at third level.

Footnotes

1 2 3 4 "Finnish Football Tables - Finland 2005 - Division Two, Kakkonen". Ville Virkkala - RSSSF. Retrieved 2011-12-30.

References and sources

Finnish FA, Suomen Palloliitto

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2005 Kakkonen – Finnish League Division 2

Contents

League tables

Southern Group, Etelälohko

Eastern Group, Itälohko

Western Group, Länsilohko

Northern Group, Pohjoislohko

Promotion Playoff

Division One/Division Two Playoff

Relegation playoff

Footnotes

References and sources

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