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| Abbreviation | SPL Satakunta |
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| Purpose | District Football Association |
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Director | Janne Koivisto |
| Website | satakunta.palloliitto.fi |
The SPL Satakunnan piiri(Satakunta Football Association) was one of the 12 district organisations of the Football Association of Finland. It administered lower tier football in Satakunta. [1]
Suomen Palloliitto Satakunnan piiri, commonly referred to as SPL Satakunnan piiri or SPL Satakunta, is the governing body for football in Satakunta. SPL Satakunta was founded in 1934, as the SPL Häme-Satakunta-district was divided into two associations. Based in Pori, the Association's Director is Janne Koivisto. [2]
| Abbreviation | Settlement | Official Name | Division | Cup | Other information |
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| EuPa | Eura | Euran Pallo | Kolmonen | * * | Tier 2(11 seasons): 1991–2000, 2004 |
| EuPa2 | Eura | Euran Pallo 2 | Nelonen | * * | |
| FC Eurajoki | Eurajoki | FC Eurajoki | Vitonen | * | |
| FC HaPo | Harjavalta | Harjavallan Pallo | Vitonen | * | |
| FC Jazz | Pori | FC Jazz Juniorit | Kakkonen | * * * | Tier 1(19 seasons): 1984–1988, 1991-2004 |
| FC Jazz 2 | Pori | FC Jazz Juniorit / 2 | Nelonen | * * | |
| FC Jazz 3 | Pori | FC Jazz Juniorit/ 3 | Vitonen | * | |
| FC Rauma | Rauma | FC Rauma | Nelonen | * * | Tier 3(4 seasons): 2001-2004 |
| FC Ulvila | Ulvila | FC Ulvila | Nelonen | * | |
| HNs | Huittinen | Huhtamon Nuorisoseura | Nelonen | * | |
| IKiri | Ihode, Pyhäranta | Ihoden Kiri | Vitonen | * | |
| KaPa | Kankaanpää | Kankaanpään Pallo | Vitonen | * | |
| Karhu-Futis | Pori | Karhu-Futis | - | Youth football | |
| Koitto | Noormarkku, Pori | Noormarkun Koitto | Nelonen | * | |
| KoPa | Kokemäki | Kokemäen Pallo | Nelonen | * | |
| LLuja | Huittinen | Lauttakylän Luja | Vitonen | * | |
| LuVe | Luvia | Luvian Veto | Nelonen | * * | |
| LuVe2 | Luvia | Luvian Veto /2 | Vitonen | * | |
| MInto | Merikarvia | Merikarvian Into | Vitonen | * | |
| MuSa | Musa, Pori | Musan Salama | Kolmonen | * * * | Tier 2(5 seasons): 1972, 1976, 1999-2001 |
| MuSa 2 | Pori | Musan Salama / 2 | Kolmonen | * | |
| MuSa 3 | Pori | Musan Salama / 3 | Vitonen | * | |
| MäKi | Mäntyluoto, Pori | Mäntyluodon Kiri | Vitonen | * | |
| Nasta | Nakkila | Nakkilan Nasta | Nelonen | * * | |
| Nasta2 | Nakkila | Nakkilan Nasta / 2 | Vitonen | * | |
| NiceFutis | Pori | NiceFutis | Naisten Liiga | Women's football Tier 1(4 seasons): 2004- | |
| P-Iirot | Rauma | Pallo-Iirot | Kakkonen | * * * | Tier 2(24 seasons): 1938–1939, 1945, 1956–1957, 1962–1966, 1984–1985, 1991, 1993–2001, 2004-2005 Tier 3(16 seasons): 1978–1980, 1983, 1986–1987, 1990, 1992, 2002–2003, 2006- |
| P-Iirot 2 | Rauma | Pallo-Iirot / 2 | Nelonen | * * | |
| PapaJazz | Pori | PapaJazz | - | Veteran football | |
| PiTU | Pori | Pihlavan Työväen Urheilijat | Nelonen | * | Tier 2(2 seasons): 1968-1969 |
| PoPa | Pori | Porin Palloilijat | Kakkonen | * * * | Tier 2(13 seasons): 1937–1939, 1945–1951, 2009–2011 Tier 3(7 seasons): 1989, 2002–2003, 2005-2008 |
| PoSa | Pormestarinluoto, Pori | Pormestarinluodon Salama | Nelonen | * | |
| ReKu | Reposaari, Pori | Reposaaren Kunto | Vitonen | * | |
| RuosV | Ruosniemi, Pori | Ruosniemen Visa | * | ||
| TOVE | Toejoki, Pori | Toejoen Veikot | Kolmonen | * * | |
| TOVE2 | Pori | Toejoen Veikot / 2 | Vitonen | * | |
SPL Satakuntan piiri run the following league competitions:
The SPL Satakunta clubs have played for the district's championship title since 1934 (ladies 1972).
Men/Ladies:
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Satakunnan Kultakenkä - The Satakunta Golden Shoe is a yearly award for the best player of SPL Satakunta clubs. First award was presented in 1984 (ladies award in 2007). [6]
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