2007–08 Iranian Volleyball Super League

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The following is the final results of the Iranian Volleyball Super League (National unity and Islamic solidarity Cup) 2007/08 season.

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Standings

MatchesPoints ratioSetsQualification or relegation
RankTeamPtsPldWLWLRatio
1 Paykan Tehran 45242131.15866183.667 2008 Asian Club Championship
2 Saipa Tehran 44242041.08964282.286
3 Pegah Urmia 42241861.09158321.813
4 Pardis Mottahed Qazvin 39241591.04652361.444
5 Petrochimi Bandar Imam 362412121.02551491.041
6 Shahrdari Hamedan 362412120.98043510.843
7 Bank Saderat Iran Mashhad 342410141.00041520.788
8 Etka Tehran 342410140.99247530.887
9 Steel Azin Tehran 342410140.98143520.827Relegation to the first division
10 Esteghlal Gonbad 33249150.92938560.679
11 Sang Ahan Bafgh 32248160.96939530.736
12 Gol Gohar Sirjan 29245190.90230640.469
13 Heyat Volleyball Urmia 29246180.88733610.541Relegation to the first division

Results

BSI EST ETK GOL HVU PAR PAY PEG PET SAI SNG HAM STL
Bank Saderat 1–32–33–03–0*0–31–31–33–11–31–33–03–1
Esteghlal Gonbad 2–33–23–23–00–33–11–33–01–33–23–11–3
Etka 2–33–03–23–03–20–31–32–32–33–13–03–0
Gol Gohar 3–23–12–33–20–30–33–00–30–33–21–31–3
HV Urmia 3–12–33–23–12–30–30–33–11–30–32–33–2
Pardis 2–33–03–03–13–10–31–33–13–23–13–03–1
Paykan 3–03–03–13–03–03–03–03–13–13–13–03–1
Pegah Urmia 3–03–13–23–03–03–13–23–22–33–01–33–0
Petrochimi 0–33–22–33–03–23–01–33–13–03–02–32–3
Saipa 3–03–03–13–03–13–13–03–03–23–13–13–1
Sang Ahan 2–33–03–03–10–33–02–30–32–30–33–11–3
Shahrdari Hamedan 3–13–13–13–23–10–30–30–32–33–12–33–1
Steel Azin 3–03–13–13–23–10–30–32–32–31–33–01–3

* Forfeit

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