Latvia

1st level Cup

2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000

Latvia, Latvijas Mobilais Telefons Virsliga

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Total

Wide Form Goals
1.	Liepajas Met.	32	25	4	3	96	:	23	(+73)	79	16	13	2	1	50	:	8	41	16	12	2	2	46	:	15	38
2.	Ventspils	32	23	5	4	89	:	21	(+68)	74	16	11	3	2	48	:	14	36	16	12	2	2	41	:	7	38
3.	Skonto	32	23	4	5	96	:	30	(+66)	73	16	11	2	3	44	:	19	35	16	12	2	2	52	:	11	38
4.	Jurmala	32	12	4	16	42	:	60	(-18)	40	16	5	2	9	16	:	30	17	16	7	2	7	26	:	30	23
5.	RFS/Olimps	32	11	5	16	53	:	60	(-7)	38	16	5	3	8	27	:	34	18	16	6	2	8	26	:	26	20
6.	Blazma	32	7	5	20	30	:	71	(-41)	26	16	5	1	10	19	:	32	16	16	2	4	10	11	:	39	10
7.	Tranzits	32	2	10	20	22	:	65	(-43)	16	16	1	7	8	11	:	25	10	16	1	3	12	11	:	40	6
8.	Daugava Riga	32	3	5	24	26	:	116	(-90)	14	16	3	2	11	15	:	58	11	16	0	3	13	11	:	58	3
9.	Dinaburg	32	15	4	13	31	:	39	(-8)	49	16	9	1	6	16	:	19	28	16	6	3	7	15	:	20	21

Riga withdrew from the competition due to unpaid debts. They eventually merged with Olimps and created a new club called RFS/Olimps.
Vindava withdrew from the competition due to financial reasons.
Daugava and Dinaburg merged and remained under the Dinaburg name. Dinaburg will also take Daugava's Europa League 2009/10 spot.
Blazma won the promotion/relegation play-off in last season against Tranzits. However, after several mergers and withdrawals Tranzīts were also awarded a place in Virsliga, as the runners-up of First League.

Liepajas Metalurgs - 2nd round of qualifications for the Champions League
Ventspils and Cup winner - 2nd round of qualifications for the Europa League
Skonto - 1st round of qualifications for the Europa League

Dinaburg were excluded from the league due to match-fixing related to betting which involved Dinaburg's president Oleg Gavrilov and head coach Tamaz Pertia. Dinaburg's remaining matches will be awarded to their opponents with 3:0.