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Mongolian Premier League
Mongolian Premier League
Mongolia
2025/26
Classificação
TotalCasaFora
#TimePWDL+/-GolsPTSÚltimos 5
1
Team
Hunters
20
11
3
6
+43
72:29
36
2
Team
Khovd Western
20
7
3
10
-5
37:42
24
3
Team
Khovd
21
5
1
15
-49
39:88
16
4
Team
Ulaangom City
20
3
2
115
-90
27:117
11
5
Team
Khoromkhon Club
21
2
0
19
-85
31:116
6

About Mongolian Premier League

Mongolian Premier League is a Football tournament in Mongolia, a part of the Mongolia Football league system. Mongolian Premier League with 10 clubs (or Football teams) competing each season, running from .

The Mongolian Premier League 25/26 season is live and ongoing, with the kick-off match played on . Currently, SP Falcons FC are the defending champions, followed closely by Ulaangom City and then Khovd Western FC. Player was the Golden Boot winner in season with a total of goals, while Player holds the all-time Mongolian Premier League top scorer record.

Competition format and league structure: 10 teams, 24 rounds.

Average goals per match (scoring rate):

Record holder for the highest points in league history: Hunters FC

Best goalkeeper:

Players with the most red cards in league history:

Football-1x2 gives live scores, tables, fixtures, top scorers, odds and match predictions for the Mongolian Premier League.

Mongolian Premier League FAQs

1. Which team won the first Mongolian Premier League title and in what year?

The first Mongolian Premier League title was won by Khaan Khuns-Erchim FC in season .

2. Which club has won the most Mongolian Premier League championships?

Khaan Khuns-Erchim FC holds the record for most Mongolian Premier League championships, with 13 titles to date.

3. What are the key upcoming Mongolian Premier League matches?

Upcoming Mongolian Premier League highlights include , expected to be a thrilling clash.

4. Which team has the most fans in the Mongolian Premier League?

Hunters FC is currently recognized as the club with the most fans in the Mongolian Premier League.