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1989 in association football

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This is a list of the football (soccer) events of the year 1989 throughout the world.

Events

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Winners club national championships

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Africa

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CountryTeam
AlgeriaJE Tizi-Ouzou
AngolaPetro Atlético
BeninDragons de l'Ouémé
BotswanaBotswana Defence Force XI
Burkina FasoAssociation Sportive du Faso-Yennenga
BurundiInter Bujumbura
CameroonRacing Bafoussam
Cape VerdeAcadémica Mindelo
Central African RepublicSCAF Tocages
ChadRenaissance
CongoÉtoile du Congo
Djiboutitournament not held
EgyptAl-Ahly
Equatorial GuineaElá Nguema
EthiopiaMechal Army
GabonSogara
Gambiatournament unfinished
GhanaAsante Kotoko
GuineaHoroya
Guinea-BissauSport Bissau e Benfica
Ivory CoastAfrica Sports National
KenyaAFC Leopards
LesothoArsenal Maseru
LiberiaMighty Barolle
LibyaAl-Ittihad
MadagascarSotema
MalawiTigers
MaliStade Malien
Mauritaniatournament not held
MauritiusSunrise Flacq United
MoroccoFAR Rabat
MozambiqueClube Ferroviário de Maputo
NamibiaBlack Africa
NigerOlympic FC de Niamey
NigeriaIwuanyanwu Nationale
PolandRuch Chorzów
RéunionSaint-Pierroise
RwandaMukungwa
São Tomé and PríncipeVitória Riboque
SenegalASC Diaraf
SeychellesSaint-Louis
Sierra LeoneFreetown United
SomaliaMogadiscio Municipality
SudanAl-Hilal Omdurman
SwazilandDenver Sundowns
TanzaniaMalindi
TogoASKO Kara
TunisiaEspérance Sportive de Tunis
UgandaNakivubo Villa
ZaireDaring Club Motema Pembe
ZambiaNkana
ZimbabweDynamos

Asia

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CountryLeagueTeamLeague details
BahrainBahraini Premier LeagueBahrain1988–89
CambodiaCambodian LeagueMinistry of Transports1989
ChinaJia-AChina B1989
Hong KongHong Kong First Division LeagueHappy Valley1988–89
IraqIraq Super LeagueAl-Rasheed1988–89
JapanJapan Soccer LeagueNissan Motors1988–89
JordanJordan LeagueAl-Faisaly1989
North KoreaDPR Korea LeagueCh'ŏngjin Chandongcha1989
South KoreaK-LeagueYukong Elephants1989
KuwaitKuwaiti Premier LeagueAl Arabi Kuwait1988–89
LebanonLebanese Premier LeagueAl-Ansar1989
MacauCampeonato da 1ª Divisão do FutebolHap Kuan1989
MalaysiaMalaysia Super LeagueSelangor FA
MaldivesMaldives National ChampionshipClub Lagoons1989
MongoliaMongolia Premier LeagueKhudulmur1989
  NepalA-Division LeagueManang Marsyangdi Club1989
OmanOmani LeagueAl-Nasr1988–89
PakistanPakistan National ChampionshipPIA1989
QatarQatar Stars LeagueAl-Sadd1988–89
Saudi ArabiaSaudi Professional LeagueAl-Nasr1988–89
SingaporeFAS Premier LeagueGeylang International1989
Sri LankaKit Premier LeagueSaunders1989
SyriaSyrian Premier LeagueJableh1988–89
Chinese TaipeiNational Football LeagueTaipei City Bank F.C.1989
UAEUAE Football LeagueSharjah1988–89
VietnamV-LeagueĐồng Tháp F.C.1989
North YemenYemeni LeagueAl Yarmuk Al Rawda1988–89
South YemenAl-Wahda AdenSouth Yemeni League1988–89

Europe

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CountryLeagueTeamLeague detailsNational details
AlbaniaAlbanian Superliga17 Nëntori Tirana1988–89
AustriaAustrian Football BundesligaSwarovski Tirol1988–89
BelgiumBelgian First DivisionMechelen1988–89
BulgariaBulgarian A Professional Football GroupCSKA Sofia1988–89
CyprusCypriot First DivisionOmonia1988–89
CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovak First LeagueSparta Prague1988–89
DenmarkDanish 1st DivisionOB1989
EnglandFootball League First DivisionArsenal1988–891988–89
Faroe Islands1. deildB71 Sandoy1989
FinlandMestaruussarjaKuusysi1989
FranceDivision 1Marseille1988–89
East GermanyDDR-OberligaDynamo Dresden1988–89
West GermanyBundesligaBayern Munich1988–89
GreeceAlpha EthnikiAEK Athens1988–89
HungaryHungarian National Championship IBudapest Honvéd1988–89
IcelandÚrvalsdeildKnattspyrnufélag Akureyrar1989
IsraelLiga LeumitMaccabi Haifa1988–89
ItalySerie AInter Milan1988–89
LuxembourgLuxembourg National DivisionSpora Luxembourg1988–89
MaltaMaltese Premier LeagueSliema Wanderers1988–89
NetherlandsEredivisiePSV1988–89
Northern IrelandIrish LeagueLinfield1988–89
Norway1. divisjonLillestrøm1989
PolandEkstraklasaRuch Chorzów1988–89
PortugalPortuguese LigaBenfica1988–89
Republic of IrelandLeague of IrelandDerry City1988–89
RomaniaDivizia ASteaua București1988–89
San MarinoCampionato Sammarinese di CalcioDomagnano1988–89
ScotlandScottish Premier DivisionRangers1988–89
Soviet UnionSoviet Top LeagueSpartak Moscow1989
SpainLa LigaReal Madrid1988–89
SwedenAllsvenskanIFK Norrköping19891989
 SwitzerlandSwiss Super LeagueLucerne1988–89
TurkeyFirst Football LeagueFenerbahçe1988–89
YugoslaviaYugoslav First LeagueVojvodina1988–89

North America

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CountryLeagueTeamLeague details
Antigua and BarbudaPremier DivisionSAP1988–89
ArubaAruban Division di HonorEstrella1989
BarbadosPremier DivisionParadise1989
BermudaBermudian Premier DivisionPembroke Hamilton Club1988–89
British Virgin IslandsTortola LeaguePopeye Bombers1989
 CanadaCanadian Soccer LeagueVancouver 86ers1989
Costa RicaPrimera División de Costa RicaDeportivo Saprissa1989
CubaCampeonato Nacional de Fútbol de CubaPinar del Río1988–89
DominicaDominica ChampionshipHarlem United1989
El SalvadorPrimera División de Fútbol ProfesionalLuis Ángel Firpo1988–89
French GuianaChampionnat NationalASC Le Geldar1988–89
GuadeloupeDivision d'HonneurZénith1989
GuatemalaLiga Nacional de Fútbol de GuatemalaMunicipal1988–89
HaitiDivision 1 Ligue HaïtienneFICA1988–89
HondurasLiga Nacional de Fútbol de HondurasReal España1988–89
JamaicaJamaica National Premier LeagueBoys' Town1988–89
MartiniqueMartinique Championnat NationalExcelsior (Schoelcher)1988–89
MexicoPrimera DivisiónAmérica1988–89
Netherlands AntillesKopa AntianoUnion Deportivo Banda Abou1989
NicaraguaPrimera División de NicaraguaDiriangén1989
PanamaANAPROFTauro1989
Saint KittsSaint Kitts Premier DivisionNewton United1989
SurinameSurinamese LeagueRobinhood1989
Trinidad and TobagoTT Pro LeagueDefence Force1989
United States United StatesAmerican Soccer LeagueFort Lauderdale Strikers1989
United States United StatesWestern Soccer AllianceSan Diego Nomads1989
United States United StatesNational Pro Soccer ChampionshipFort Lauderdale Strikers1989

Oceania

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CountryLeagueTeamLeague details
AustraliaNational Soccer LeagueMarconi Fairfield1989
FijiNational Club ChampionshipCombine Stars SC1989
New ZealandNew Zealand National Soccer LeagueNapier City Rovers1989
TahitiTahiti Division FédéraleAS Pirae1989

South America

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CountryLeagueTeamLeague detailsNational details
ArgentinaPrimera División ArgentinaIndependiente1988–891988–89
BoliviaLiga de Fútbol Profesional BolivianoThe Strongest1989
BrazilCampeonato Brasileiro Série AVasco da Gama19891989
ChilePrimera División de ChileColo-Colo1989
ColombiaColombian Professional Footballtournament cancelled1989
EcuadorSerie A de EcuadorBarcelona Sporting Club1989
ParaguayPrimera División de ParaguayOlimpia Asunción1989
PeruPrimera División PeruanaUnión Huaral1989
UruguayPrimera División UruguayaC.A. Progreso1989
VenezuelaPrimera División VenezolanaAtlético Club Mineros de Guayana1988–89

International Tournaments

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Births

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January

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February

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  • February 1: Oleksandr Protsyuk (Ukrainian footballer)
  • February 4: Toni Huuhka (Finnish former footballer and current coach)[6]
  • February 14: Jocenir "Jocenir Alves da Silva" (Brazilian footballer)
  • February 21: Luca Borrelli (Italian professional footballer)
  • February 28: Sofian Akouili (Dutch-Morocco professional footballer)[7]

March

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April

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May

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June

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July

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August

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September

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October

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November

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December

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Deaths

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February

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April

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May

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July

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September

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November

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References

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  41. ↑ "David Gbemie". worldfootball.net. HEIM:SPIEL Medien GmbH & Co. KG. Retrieved 7 February 2024.
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