1994–95 Azadegan League

Azadegan League
Season	1994–95
Champions	Saipa
Asian Club Championship	Saipa
Top goalscorer	Farshad Pious (20)
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First Round

Group A

	Team	GP	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	Saipa	22	11	7	4	30	16	29	Promoted to Semi-Final
2	Esteghlal	22	10	7	5	25	20	27	Promoted to Semi-Final
3	Machine Sazi	22	9	7	6	27	21	25
4	Shahrdari Tabriz	22	7	10	5	26	22	24
5	Jonoob Ahvaz	22	6	12	4	23	19	24
6	Sepahan	22	8	6	8	28	25	22
7	Naft Ghaemshahr	22	8	6	8	20	22	22	Relegated to 2nd Division
8	Chooka Talesh	22	7	8	7	15	19	22
9	Bank Tejarat	22	7	7	8	27	22	21
10	Payam Gach Khorasan	22	6	6	10	21	32	18
11	Pars Khodro	22	2	11	9	19	29	15
12	Sanat Naft	22	3	9	10	27	35	15

Group B

	Team	GP	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	Persepolis	22	14	5	3	53	17	33	Promoted to Semi-Final
2	Keshavarz	22	8	11	3	26	15	27	Promoted to Semi-Final
3	Bargh Shiraz	22	8	10	4	18	11	26
4	Esteghlal Ahvaz	22	8	10	4	31	27	26
5	Ararat	22	8	9	5	31	19	25
6	Pas Tehran	22	6	13	3	32	22	25
7	Malavan	22	8	8	6	23	16	24
8	Zob Ahan	22	6	11	5	31	34	24	Relegated to 2nd Division
9	Teraktor Sazi	22	5	10	7	29	31	20
10	Nassaji Mazandaran	22	6	6	10	16	32	15
11	Qods Sari	22	5	4	13	16	33	14
12	Shahin Bushehr	22	-	5	17	7	56	5

Semi-Final

First Leg

Saipa v Keshavarz

1995-01-20

Saipa	1 - 0	Keshavarz

Azadi Stadium, Tehran

Second Leg

Keshavarz v Saipa

1995-01-27

Keshavarz	0 - 0	Saipa

Azadi Stadium, Tehran

First Leg

Persepolis v Esteghlal

1995-01-20

Persepolis	2 - 2^[A]	Esteghlal
Pious 51', Dadashzadeh 56'		Varmazyar 79', Akhtar 87'

Azadi Stadium, Tehran
Attendance: 100,000
Referee: Ahmad Abharan (Iran)

Second Leg

Esteghlal v Persepolis

1995-01-27

Esteghlal	0 - 0	Persepolis

Azadi Bandar Abbas Stadium Bandar Abbas^[B]
Attendance: 4,000^[B]
Referee: Mehdi Akhavan (Iran)

Notes

^ A The original match was 2–2 until 88' when Persepolis fans stormed into the ground. Football Federation awarded the match 3–0 for Esteghlal.
^ B The match was originally planned to be held in Azadi Stadium, but due to the incidents that happened during the first leg match, Football Federation declares the match to be held in Bandar Abbas behind closed doors. However, a number of people were allowed to attend the match.

Final

Saipa v Esteghlal

1995

Saipa	1 – 0	Esteghlal
Farshad Falahatzadeh 110'

Azadi Stadium, Tehran

Notes

Azadegan League champions : Saipa F.C.
Relegated teams : Shahin Bushehr, Qods Sari, Nassaji Mazandaran, Teraktor Sazi, Zob Ahan, Sanat Naft, Pars Khodro, Payam Gach Khorasan, Bank Tejarat, Chooka Talesh, Naft Ghaemshahr, Shahdari Sari
Promoted teams : Bahman, Polyacryl Esfahan, Shemushack Noshahr
Malavan was initially supposed to be relegated to the 2nd Division, but since Bank Melli- which was to be promoted to the 1st Division - withdrew, the Federation offered their spot to Malavan.

Top goal scorers

20^[1]

Farshad Pious (Persepolis)

15

Ali Daei (Persepolis)

14

Seyed Kamal Hosseini (Zob Ahan)

12

Ahmad Reza Sohrabi (Pas)

11

Edmond Akhtar (Esteghlal)
Edmond Bezik (Ararat)

References

↑ Iran - List of Topscorers since 1990

Pars Sport

Persian Gulf Pro League

2016–17 teams	Esteghlal Esteghlal Khuzestan Foolad Gostaresh Machine Sazi Mashhad Naft Tehran Padideh Paykan Persepolis Saba Saipa Sanat Naft Sepahan Tractor Sazi Zob Ahan

Former teams	Aboumoslem Aluminium Hormozgan Bargh Shiraz Damash Esteghlal Ahvaz Esteghlal Rasht Fajr Sepasi Gahar Zagros Malavan Mes Kerman Mes Sarcheshmeh Naft Masjed Soleyman PAS Hamedan Pas Tehran Payam Mashhad Pegah Gilan Rah Ahan Shahin Bushehr Shahrdari Tabriz Shamoushak Rahian Kermanshah Steel Azin Tarbiat Yazd

Competition	Champions Iranian league system Foreign players

Statistics and awards	Winning managers Top scorers all-time by season Football Awards

Associated competitions	Hazfi Cup Iranian Super Cup Azadegan League League 2 League 3

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