Liga e Parë

Liga e Parë
Unofficial logo of First Football League of Kosovo
Country	Kosovo
Founded	1945
Number of teams	16
Level on pyramid	1
Promotion to	Football Superleague of Kosovo
Relegation to	Liga e Dytë
Domestic cup(s)	Kupa e Kosovës Superkupa e Kosovës
Current champions	KF Trepça (2015–16)
TV partners	RTK (only summaries of matches)
Website	Liga e Parë

Liga e Parë e Futbollit të Kosovës (English: First Football League of Kosovo) is the second division of football in Kosovo. Liga e Parë is organized by the Football Federation of Kosovo and the division has a 16-team format. The clubs play each other twice (home and away) during the season for a 28-match schedule. At the end of the season, the three top teams in the division are promoted to the first division of football in Kosovo, Raiffeisen Superliga.

Clubs (2016–17)

Club	Town
FC Vushtrria	Vushtrri
KF 2 Korriku	Prishtinë
KF Ballkani	Suhareka
KF Deçani	Deçan
KF Dukagjini	Klina
KF Flamurtari	Prishtinë
KF Fushë Kosova	Fushë Kosovë
KF Istogu	Istog
KF KEK-u	Obiliq
KF Kosova (P)	Prishtinë
KF Rahoveci	Rahovec
KF Ramiz Sadiku	Prishtinë
KF Ulpiana	Lipjan
KF Vëllaznimi	Gjakovë
KF Vitia	Viti
KF Vllaznia	Viti

Football in Kosovo

Football Federation of Kosovo

National teams	Men's (U-21 U-19 U-17) Women's (U-19 U-17)

Football and futsal league competitions	Vala Superliga e Kosovës Futsal Superleague of Kosovo Liga e Parë Liga e Dytë (only in football) Women's League

Cup competitions	Cup

List of clubs List of venues

Second level football leagues of Europe (UEFA)

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Defunct	East Germany Serbia and Montenegro Soviet Union Yugoslavia

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