Slovenian Futsal League

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Slovenian Futsal League
Founded1995;29 years ago (1995)
CountrySlovenia
Confederation UEFA
Number of teams11
Level on pyramid1
Domestic cup(s) Slovenian Futsal Cup
Slovenian Supercup
International cup(s) UEFA Futsal Champions League
Current champions Dobovec (7th title)
(2023–24)
Most championships Litija (10 titles)
Website https://www.futsal.si/1sfl/

The Slovenian First Futsal League (Slovene : Prva slovenska futsal liga), also known by the abbreviation 1. SFL, is the main futsal league in Slovenia, organized by the Football Association of Slovenia.

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History

1984–1995

The Slovenian Futsal League dates back to 1984, when the tournament system was used to determine the winner. Talci Maribor have won the first championship in the inaugural 1984–85 season. Talci Maribor and Vuko Ljubljana were the most successful teams of the period, winning five and four titles, respectively.

1995–present

The competition in its current format was established in the 1995–96 season, when the tournament was transformed into a league system. Juventus from Šentjur became the first champions with the same number of points (43) as runners-up Vuko Ljubljana, but with better head-to-head record. In the following season, the title was won by Litija, which played under the name Assaloni Cosmos at the time due to sponsorship reasons. It was the first of ten titles for Litija, which are, as of 2024, the most successful Slovenian futsal team in terms of titles won.

2024–25 teams

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Benedikt
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Bronx
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Dobrepolje
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Extrem
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Ajdovščina
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Mlinše
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Siliko
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Trzin
Team locations in the 2024–25 season
TeamLocationVenue [1] Capacity
Benedikt Benedikt Benedikt Sports Hall650
Bronx Škofije Škofije Burja Sports Hall700
Dobovec Rogatec II. Osnovna šola Ratanska vas400
Dobrepolje Videm Dobrepolje Sports Hall350
Extrem Ribnica Sodražica Sports Hall350
KIX Ajdovščina Ajdovščina Police Sports Hall700
Mlinše Mlinše Zagorje ob Savi Sports Hall1,050
Oplast Kobarid Kobarid Kobarid Sports Hall500
Sevnica Sevnica OŠ Savo Kladnik Sports Hall800
Siliko Vrhnika OŠ Antona Slomška Sports Hall800
Trzin Trzin Municipality of Cerklje Sports Hall750

Champions by year

SeasonTeam
1995–96Juventus
1996–97 Litija
1997–98 Sevnica
1998–99 Litija
1999–00Celje
2000–01 Litija
2001–02 Litija
2002–03 Litija
2003–04 Litija
2004–05 Litija
2005–06Zagorje
2006–07 Puntar
SeasonTeam
2007–08Gorica
2008–09 Puntar
2009–10 Oplast Kobarid
2010–11 Litija
2011–12 Litija
2012–13 Litija
2013–14 Oplast Kobarid
2014–15 Dobovec
2015–16 Brezje Maribor
2016–17 Brezje Maribor
2017–18 Dobovec
2018–19 Dobovec
SeasonTeam
2019–20No winners
(COVID-19 pandemic)
2020–21 Dobovec
2021–22 Dobovec
2022–23 Dobovec
2023–24 Dobovec

Performance by club

ClubTitlesSeason
Litija 101997, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2011, 2012, 2013
Dobovec 72015, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
Puntar 22007, 2009
Oplast Kobarid 22010, 2014
Brezje Maribor 22016, 2017
Šentjur11996
Sevnica 11998
Celje12000
Zagorje12006
Gorica12008

Top goalscorers by season

SeasonGoalsPlayerClub
1995–9626Simon BogovičMarmor Hotavlje
1996–9727Janko Dolenc Sevnica
1997–9825Danilo KurnikTalci Maribor
1998–9924Kristjan StojkoLjutomer
1999–0023Franc Rozman Sevnica
2000–0129Senudin Džafič Litija
2001–0230Valdi LakošeljacBronx Škofije
2002–0329Tomi Horvat Litija
2003–0438Tomi Horvat Litija
2004–0533Tomi Horvat Litija
2005–0626Edis Čauševič
Peter Stres
Tomi Press Bronx
Dobovec
2006–0721David ŠnoflZagorje
2007–0822 Igor Osredkar Litija
2008–0930Rade RusmirŽivex Pekarna Duh
2009–1039Marko HrvatinIzola
SeasonGoalsPlayerClub
2010–1129 Igor Osredkar
Damir Pertič
Litija
2011–1230Blaž MetuljNazarje Glin
2012–1329Jani Ručna Oplast Kobarid
2013–1422Jaka Sovdat Oplast Kobarid
2014–1532 Rok Mordej Dobovec
2015–1637Denis Totošković Brezje Maribor
2016–1739Slaven RadiškovićBronx
2017–1830 Rok Mordej Dobovec
2018–1936Matej Fideršek Brezje Maribor
2019–2023 Kristjan Čujec Dobovec
2020–2133Jonhn Lennon Litija
2021–2223Gašper Vrhovec Litija
2022–2329Jure SubanSiliko
2023–2426Patrik Pasariček Dobovec

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