Northern Premier League Premier Division (1306 bytes)
1: ... it is often referred to as the '''UniBond League Premier Division'''.
3: ...ced teams are relegated to the [[Northern Premier League First Division]].
5: ...hern Premier League, Southern League and Isthmian League will offer more chances for promotion.
9: {{English_Northern_Premier_League_teams}}

FA Premier League (14433 bytes)
1: ...l]] clubs in the [[English football league system|league system]] of [[Football in England|English footbal...
4: ...st placed teams are relegated into the [[Football League Championship]], and the top two teams from the Ch...
6: ...qualify for the [[UEFA Champions League|Champions League]]. The top two teams directly enter the group pha...
10: ...sponsors have referred to the competition as the 'Premiership'. The list below details who the sponsors hav...
12: * 1993-2001: [[Carling]] (FA Carling Premiership)

FA Premier League 2003-04 (5339 bytes)
1: ''This article describes the '''FA Premier League 2003-04''' season.''
5: ...al were crowned champions without losing a single Premiership fixture, but they had to fight off strong com...
7: ...ng to drug testing, especially highlighted by the fact that a [[Manchester City F.C.]] player had comm...
9: ...red that Arsenal might squander their lead of the Premiership for the second successive season. But Arsenal...
11: ...four seasons after they had reached the Champions League semi finals.

Norwegian Premier League (1882 bytes)
1: ...e", and ''Tippeligaen'', which means "the betting league" (it got this name because it was sponsored by No...
3: The Norwegian Premier League consists of 14 teams that play each other twice (...
15: ...the winner) qualify for the [[Royal League]]. The league is extremely popular in Norway, even though it ha...
18: ...ian Soccer League Champions (Men)|List of Premier League Champions from 1965 to present time]]
20: ...n Premier League 2003|2003]], [[Norwegian Premier League 2004|2004]]

Russian Premier League (1167 bytes)
1: The '''Russian Premier League''' is the top division of [[Russian football]] te...
3: ...iv Moscow]] are currently holding Russian Premier League champions title.
5: ==Russian Premier League 2004==
6: In season [[2004]] Russian Premier League consisted of the following teams:

FA Premier League 2001-02 (11891 bytes)
1: ''This article describes the '''FA Premier League 2001-02''' season.''
5: ...nocked out of the [[European Cup]], F.A Cup and [[League Cup]], it was also the first time since [[1989]] ...
7: ...this setback, Leicester won promotion back to the Premiership at the first time of asking, although they sl...
9: ...urley]] and Derby County have yet to regain their Premiership status.
11: ...f eight games, which looked to have secured their Premiership survival. But they then suffered another setb...

FA Premier League 2004-05 (567 bytes)
1: The '''2004/05''' season of the [[FA Premier League]] began in [[August]] [[2004]] and will end in [[...
4: These teams were promoted from the [[Football League First Division|First Division]] at the start of t...
13: {{FA Premier League}}
14: [[Category:Premiership seasons]]

Scottish Premier League (2540 bytes)
1: ...It is also known as the ''Bank of Scotland Premierleague'' after its main sponsor, the [[Bank of Scotland]...
3: ...cided to split into a three divisional structure (Premier Division, First Division and Second Division).
7: ...h Premier League (sometimes branded as the Premierleague). This decision was fuelled by a desire by the t...
9: ...r clubs to be promoted from the Scottish Football League, First Division to the SPL.
13: ...ted]] and stopped the club from having the 10,000 fan stadium capacity it required, thus saving [[Moth...

Polish Premier League (348 bytes)
1: The '''Polish Football League''' ('''PLP''') is a league of football ([[soccer]]) clubs in [[Poland]].

Bosnian Premier League (589 bytes)
1: ...an Premier League''' is the top football (soccer) league in [[Bosnia-Herzegovina]]. It is comprised of 16 ...
4: ===Teams in the Premiership for the 2004/2005 season===

FA Premier League 1992-93 (3684 bytes)
1: ''This article describes the '''FA Premier League 1992-93''' season.''
5: ...d who ended the season as champions - their first league championship success since 1967. Aston Villa fini...
7: ...appointing, finishing 17th in the final table and failing to achieve a single win away from home.
9: ... club achieved a record third place finish in the league and qualified for European competition for the fi...
15: ...ed's [[Alex Ferguson]], who returned the football league championship to the club after a 26-year absence.

FA Premier League 2002-03 (8967 bytes)
1: ''This article describes the '''FA Premier League 2002-03''' season.''
5: ... win over [[Southampton FC|Southampton]] in the [[FA Cup]] final.
7: ... the second season in a row. The fourth Champions League place went to [[Chelsea F.C.|Chelsea]], who were ...
8: ...F.C.|Everton]], who finish seventh (their highest league finish for eight years) despite being over £30mil...
10: ...ation for Gerard Houllier's team, who had led the Premiership during the early part of the season but then ...

FA Premier League 1993-94 (4978 bytes)
1: ''This article describes the '''FA Premier League 1993-94''' season.''
5: ...of the [[1993]]-[[1994]] season, the [[FA Premier League]] would be sponsored by [[Carling]] Breweries - a...
7: ...egated the season before the start of the Premier League. Swindon, meanwhile, had never played top divisio...
11: ..., whose 22-year-old striker [[Andy Cole]] was the Premiership's leading scorer with 34 goals in 40 games, w...
13: ... the F.A Cup final) to secure Manchester United's Premiership/F.A Cup double. Football Writers Player of th...

FA Premier League 1994-95 (8185 bytes)
1: ''This article describes the '''FA Premier League 1994-95''' season.''
5: ... problems more than any other [[England|English]] league season in modern times.
7: ...ssaulted a [[Crystal Palace F.C.|Crystal Palace]] fan in his team's 1-1 draw at [[Selhurst Park]]. He ...
13: ...vent them from being relegated back to [[Football League First Division|First Division]] just one season a...
23: ...illions of pounds being squandered on players who failed to live up to expectations. They replaced him...

FA Premier League 1995-96 (6360 bytes)
1: ''This article describes the '''FA Premier League 1995-96''' season.''
5: ...Forest]], who reached the quarter finals of the UEFA Cup.
13: ... had finished runners-up in the Premiership and [[FA Cup]] in [[1994]]-[[1995|95]], took a radically d...
15: ...olton Wanderers]], now jointly managed by [[Roy McFarland]] and [[Colin Todd]]. [[Sheffield Wednesday]...
17: ...p virtually from start to finish, dismissed Roy McFarland and put Colin Todd in sole charge from Chris...

FA Premier League 1996-97 (4819 bytes)
1: ''This article describes the '''FA Premier League 1996-97''' season.''
5: ...997|97]] was the fifth season of the [[FA Premier League]]. It was also the more closely contested than an...
7: ...t by a reaction of stunned shock from players and fans alike.
9: ...] winger [[Karel Poborsky]] was disappointing and failed to win a regular place in the team.
11: ...lit]] became the first foreign manager to win the famous trophy. He was also in his first season of ma...

FA Premier League 1997-98 (5121 bytes)
1: ''This article describes the '''FA Premier League 1997-98''' season.''
5: ...urites for the title. Arsenal secured the Premier League title at the beginning of May after beating [[Eve...
7: ...kly guided them to success in the finals of the [[League Cup]] and [[Cup Winners' Cup]].
9: ...FA Champions League|Champions League]], while [[UEFA Cup]] places went to [[Liverpool F.C.|Liverpool]]...
11: ...nded in relegation, although they did reach the [[FA Cup]] quarter finals and knock out Manchester Uni...

FA Premier League 1998-99 (4815 bytes)
1: ''This article describes the '''FA Premier League 1998-99''' season.''
5: ...er. In December, however, McClair was back in the Premiership as [[Brian Kidd]]'s assistant at [[Blackburn ...
7: ...nited F.C.|West Ham United]] had to qualify the UEFA Cup via the [[Intertoto Cup]].
9: ...rn Rovers, who just five seasons earlier had been Premiership champions. The final relegation place went to...
11: ...ons [[Sunderland F.C.|Sunderland]] regained their Premiership place after a two-year exile. The other two r...

FA Premier League 1999-00 (3028 bytes)
1: ''This article describes the '''FA Premier League 1999-00''' season.''
5: ...hip title. Like last season, they lost only three league games all season. Unlike last season, they won by...
7: ...]] were on the losing side to Galatasary in the UEFA Cup final.
9: ...y F.C.|Sheffield Wednesday]] were relegated after failing to beat Arsenal in their penultimate game of...
12: ...ted qualified for the 2000-01 Champions League. UEFA Cup places went to fourth placed Liverpool, F.A C...

FA Premier League 2000-01 (4899 bytes)
1: ''This article describes the '''FA Premier League 2000-01''' season.''
5: ...the Premiership and qualified for the [[Champions League]], they had not played in the European Cup since ...
9: ...which had brought numerous relegation battles and league finishes no higher than sixth place.
11: ...erial change and Premiership clubs also had their fair share of changes.
13: ...romotions before finally being relegated from the Premiership again).

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