2011–12 Pakistan Premier League

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Pakistan Premier League
Season2011–12
Champions Khan Research Laboratories
2nd Premier League title
2nd Pakistani title
RelegatedPakistan Police
Pak Elektron
2012 AFC President's Cup Khan Research Laboratories
Matches played240
Goals scored556 (2.32 per match)
Top goalscorer Jadeed Khan (22 goals)
Biggest home win Habib Bank 9–1 Pak Elektron
(16 September 2011)
Biggest away win Karachi Port Trust 0–4 Pakistan Airlines
Karachi Port Trust 0–4 Khan Research Laboratories
Pakistan Airlines 0–4 Khan Research Laboratories
Muslim 0–4 Khan Research Laboratories
Highest scoring Habib Bank 9–1 Pak Elektron
(16 September 2011)
Longest winning run10 games
Khan Research Laboratories
Longest unbeaten run24 games
Khan Research Laboratories
Longest winless run22 games
Pak Elektron
Longest losing run9 games
Pak Elektron
2012–13

The 2011 season is the 57th season of Pakistan domestic football and the 8th season of the Pakistan Premier League , and started on 5 July 2011 under the auspices of Pakistan Football Federation (PFF). The season ending on 29 December with mid season break between 30 July and 14 September.

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KRL F.C. under head coach Tariq Lufti were crowned champions after losing only one game the whole season. They also took the winners prize of Rs 700,000. Afghan Club were the surprise of the season after finished second, the first time since the PPL started that a non-departmental club finished in the top three and took Rs 500,00. Pakistan Army F.C. finished third and were given Rs 400,00.

PIA F.C. took the Fair-Play trophy and Rs 100,000. Cheques of Rs 100,000 each were handed over to the leading scorer Jadeed Khan Pathan (Afghan Club, 22 goals) and the best goalkeeper Jaffar Khan (Pakistan Army F.C.).

The best player award and a prize of Rs 150,000 went to KRL F.C.’s skipper Samar Ishaq. Rs100,000 each went to the best referee Waheed Murad and the best match commissioner Zaman Khan from Rawalpindi. The best assistant referee Adnan Anjum received Rs50,000. Pakistan Police F.C. and PEL F.C. were both relegated.

Format

Teams play each other on a home and away basis

The winners will represent Pakistan at the 2012 AFC President's Cup. The bottom two teams will be relegated to the Pakistan Football Federation League.

Teams

SSGC F.C. and Young Blood F.C. were relegated at the end of the 2010 campaign and were replaced by Muslim F.C. and Pakistan Police F.C., both representing the city of Quetta.

Location and stadia

ClubCityStadiumCapacity
Afghan F.C. Chaman Jamal Nasir Stadium12,000
Baloch F.C. Nushki Nushki Stadium3,000
Habib Bank Limited F.C. Karachi Peoples Football Stadium 40,000
Karachi Electric Supply Corporation F.C. Karachi Peoples Football Stadium 40,000
Pak Elektron Limited Football Club. Quetta Sadiq Shaheed Stadium5,000
Karachi Port Trust F.C Karachi Karachi Port Trust Stadium6,000
Khan Research Laboratories F.C. Rawalpindi KRL Stadium 8,000
Muslim F.C. Quetta Sadiq Shaheed Stadium5,000
National Bank of Pakistan F.C. Karachi Karachi Port Trust Stadium6,000
Pakistan Air Force F.C. Rawalpindi Municipal Stadium1,000
Pakistan Army F.C. Rawalpindi Army Stadium 7,000
Pakistan International Airlines F.C. Karachi Karachi Port Trust Stadium6,000
Pakistan Navy F.C. Rawalpindi Municipal Stadium1,000
Pakistan Police F.C. Quetta Sadiq Shaheed Stadium5,000
PMC Club Athletico Faisalabad Faisalabad Railways Ground20,000
Water & Power Development Authority F.C. Lahore Railway Stadium 5,000

League standings

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 Khan Research Laboratories (C)3024515610+4677 2012 AFC President's Cup
2 Afghan Chaman 3016955224+2857
3 Pakistan Army 3017673522+1357
4 WAPDA 3015784125+1652
5 Karachi Electric Supply Corporation 3015694130+1151
6 Muslim 3015694033+751
7 Pakistan Airlines 3014795033+1749
8 National Bank 30143134126+1545
9 Habib Bank 301010103429+540
10 Pakistan Navy 30811113434035
11 Pakistan Airforce 30712112329633
12 Karachi Port Trust 30951638582032
13 Baloch Nushki 30771626401428
14 PMC Athletico 30761717361927
15 Pakistan Police (R)30732028633524Relegation to 2012 PFF League
16 Pak Elektron (R)3015241074648
Updated to match(es) played on 29 December 2011. Source: [ citation needed ]
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions; (R) Relegated

Statistics

Hat-tricks

PlayerForAgainstResultDateRef.
Mohammad AtifHabib BankPak Elektron9–116 September 2011
Zahid AhmedPakistan PolicePak Elektron4–021 September 2011
Muhammad Essa Karachi Electric Supply CorporationPakistan Police4–124 September 2011
Zabiullah4Afghan ChamanBaloch Nushki4–14 November 2011
Nomi Gill MartinPakistan NavyHabib Bank3–015 November 2011
Jadeed Khan Afghan ChamanBaloch Nushki3–112 December 2011

4 Player scored four goals

Champions

 Pakistan Premier League 2011 
KRL F.C.
2nd title

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