Slovenian Women's League

The Slovenian Women's League (Slovenian: Prva slovenska ženska nogometna liga) or simply 1. SŽNL is the top level women's football league of Slovenia. It was founded in 1992 and currently features eight teams.

Slovenian Women's League
Founded1992 (1992)
CountrySlovenia
ConfederationUEFA
Divisions1
Number of teams8
Level on pyramid1
Domestic cup(s)Slovenian Women's Cup
International cup(s)UEFA Champions League
Current championsPomurje (7th title)
(2018–19)
Most championshipsKrka (8 titles)
Websitenzs.si

The champion of the league qualifies for a spot in the UEFA Women's Champions League.

Format

The teams play each other three times per season, thus every team plays 21 matches. There is no relegation system in place. Between 2010–11 and 2017–18, a playoff system was adopted. After the regular season, the top four and the bottom four teams played each other once more with the points added to the regular season record. After that, the winner of the top 4 group was crowned champion.

2019–20 Slovenian Women's League members
Ajdovščina
Cerklje
Koper Obala
Krim
MB Tabor
Locations of teams in the 2019–20 season
Team Home city Home ground
AjdovščinaAjdovščinaPolice Sports Centre
CerkljeCerklje na GorenjskemVelesovo Sports Centre
Koper ObalaKoperBonifika Athletic Stadium
KrimLjubljanaIgrišče Krim
MB TaborMariborTabor Sports Park
Olimpija LjubljanaLjubljanaJama Lj.-Bežigrad Sports Park
PomurjeBeltinciBratonci Sports Centre
RadomljeRadomljeRadomlje Sports Park

Winners

All winners of Slovenian Women's League.[1]

By titles
Club Winners
Krka8
Pomurje7
Ilirija4
Jarše2
Rudar Škale2
Olimpija Ljubljana2
Krim1
Tesar1

Top scorers

The following is a list of the league's top scorers since the 2000–01 season. Tanja Vrabel have won the award a record six times. Mateja Zver achieved the highest number of goals per season, scoring 61 goals in 21 games.

Season Top scorer Club Goals (Apps)
2000–01[2]Anica KorpičRudar Škale32 (11)
2001–02[3]Anica KorpičRudar Škale43 (18)
2002–03[4]Anica KorpičOdranci/Rudar Škale44 (16)
2003–04[5]Karmen VaisKrka57 (18)
2004–05[6]Anica KorpičPomurje43 (19)
2005–06[7]Karmen VaisPomurje27 (18)
2006–07[8]Mateja ZverPomurje61 (21)
2007–08[9]Natalija GolobSlovenj Gradec38 (20)
2008–09Tanja VrabelPomurje33 (17)
2009–10Tanja VrabelPomurje30 (14)
2010–11[10]Tanja VrabelPomurje50 (20)
2011–12[11]Tanja VrabelPomurje36 (20)
2012–13[12]Tanja VrabelPomurje44 (18)
2013–14[13]Tanja VrabelPomurje49 (19)
2014–15[14]Monika ConjarPomurje51 (18)
2015–16[15]Monika Conjar
Tjaša Tibaut		Pomurje42 (19)
42 (20)
2016–17[16]Monika ConjarPomurje44 (21)
2017–18[17]Špela KolblPomurje31 (17)
2018–19[18]Špela KolblPomurje46 (21)

References
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