2008 Sri Lanka Football Premier League

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The following covers the events of the 2008 Sri Lanka Football Premier League.

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The 2008 Premier League championship was organized by the Football Federation of Sri Lanka, and by Dialog Telekom. Army SC won the championship after its win over Rathnam SC. Kasun Jayasooriya of Renown SC was the top scorer in the league.

Teams

Group AGroup B
Army SC Rathnam SC - Kotahena (Colombo)
Negambo Youth SC - Negambo SL Air Force SC
Renown SC - Kotahena (Colombo) Saunders SC - Pettah (Colombo)
Blue Stars SC - Kalutara Jupiter's SC - Negambo
New Young's SC - Wennappuwa Police SC
Pelicans SC - Kurunegala Java Lane SC - Slave Island (Colombo)

Both Pelicans SC and Java Lane SC were relegated to Division I because they were the last two teams on the table

Semi-finals

Finals

Rathnam SC 1-2 Army SC

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