Indonesian Futsal League

Indonesian Futsal League

Countries	Indonesia
Confederation	AFC (Asia)
Founded	2006
Number of teams	16 (in 2011) IFL Super Futsal League (10) IFL Premier Division (6)
Levels on pyramid	1 & 2
International cup(s)	AFC Futsal Club
Current champions	Harimau Rawa (2010)
Most championships	Electric PLN (2 times)
Website	http://www.pssi-football.com
2011

Indonesian Futsal League (Indonesian: Liga Futsal Nasional or Liga Futsal Indonesia) is the official main competition for professional futsal clubs in Indonesia. It is organized by PSSI (Football Association of Indonesia).

1 Clubs
2 List of champions
3 List of top-goalscorers
4 See also
5 References
6 External links

Clubs

Participating clubs in 2009

Biangbola
Electric PLN
Hanggar IBM
Pelindo
Mutiara Hitam
Dupiad KNPI
Jaya Kencana United
SWAP FC

Participating clubs in 2010

Electric PLN (Jakarta)
Pelindo II (Jakarta)
Limus IBM Jaya (West Java)
Futsal Kota Bandung (West Java)
Jatim Futsal (Surabaya)
Bank Sumut FC (North Sumatra)
Harimau Rawa (Riau)
Isen Mulang (Central Kalimantan)

Participating clubs in 2011

Super League

Electric PLN (Jakarta)
Pelindo II (Jakarta)
Limus IBM Jaya (West Java)
Futsal Kota Bandung (West Java)
Jatim Futsal (Surabaya)
Bank Sumut FC (North Sumatra)
Harimau Rawa (Riau)
Isen Mulang (Central Kalimantan)
JICT Jakarta (Jakarta)
Jaya Kencana United (South Tangerang)

Premier Division

Futsal Kota Depok (West Java)
Putra Melayu
Borneo Nusantara (Kalimantan)
Mitre Putra Melayu
Poltek LP3I Medan (North Sumatra)
Gen B. Bandung (West Java)

List of champions

Year	Champions	Runners-Up	Third Place	Reference
2006-07	Biangbola	Mastrans	Electric PLN	^[1]
2008	Electric PLN	Biangbola	Pelindo	^[2]
2009	Electric PLN	Biangbola	Mutiara Hitam	^[3]
2010	Harimau Rawa	Electric PLN	Pelindo II	^[4]

List of top-goalscorers

Year	Scorer	Club	Goals	Reference
2006-07	Sayan Karmadi Maulana M Ihsan	Mastrans Cosmo FC	18	^[5]
2008	Achmad Syaibani	Biangbola	21	^[6]
2009	Boi Boas	Mutiara Hitam	30	^[7]
2010	Firman Septian	Limus IBM Jaya	20	^[8]
2011

References

^ "IFL Tables" (in Indonesian). PSSI. 2008. http://www.pssi-football.com/id/klasemen_ifl_2008.php. Retrieved 2010-06-12.
^ "IFL Tables" (in Indonesian). PSSI. 2008. http://www.pssi-football.com/id/klasemen_ifl_2008.php. Retrieved 2010-06-12.
^ http://www.futsal-indonesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=46:electric-pln-v-sport-juara-ifl-2009&catid=34:futsal&Itemid=50 Electric PLN V-Sport is The Champion of IFL 2009
^ http://www.pssi-football.com/id/view_news_111082.php?id=2974
^ "IFL 2007 Results" (in Indonesian). FutsalPlanet. 2007. http://www.futsalplanet.com/news/news-01.asp?id=7327. Retrieved 2010-06-12.
^ "IFL Top Scorers" (in Indonesian). PSSI. 2008. http://www.pssi-football.com/id/topskorisl.php. Retrieved 2010-06-12.
^ "IFL 2009 Results" (in Indonesian). BolaIndonesia.com. 2009. http://bolaindonesia.net/?pilih=berita_detail&id=185&kat=7&subkat=0. Retrieved 2010-06-12.
^ http://www.pssi-football.com/id/view_news_111082.php?id=2974

External links

Official Website

Top level futsal leagues of Asia (AFC)

Australia · China · Hong Kong · Indonesia · Iran · Iraq · Japan · Korea Republic · Kyrgyzstan · Lebanon · Qatar · Thailand · Uzbekistan

^† Provisional Associated Member