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Qods League (provinces) was a nine team football competition that existed in Iran for four years from 1985 to 1988. In 1989, the league became a competition between clubs rather than provinces. [1]
The nine teams were:
This tournament was won by Tehran A.
This tournament was won by Esfehan.
This tournament was won by Esfehan.
This tournament was won by Tehran A.
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