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Latest revision as of 23:28, 21 July 2022
The 2019–20 Lega ona FLV was the sixth season of the Lega ona FLV, the premier domestic league competition in Lusa. It was contested by six teams.
League table
| Team | Qualification |
|---|---|
| Iunivesite N.V. (C, Q) | Qualification for Governor's Trophy |
| Matali'ia Uliuli (Q) | |
| Taulaga le Lusa N.V. | |
| Samiai'i Malie | |
| Loto le Lusa'aii | |
| Tafa'a onalu Iloatu'a |
2020 Governor's Trophy
The winner of the Governor's Trophy qualified for the 2020–21 WMFA Champions' League. The runner-up qualified for the 2020–21 WMFA Cup. Previously, teams from Lusa qualified for competitions in the CTFA region, but due to the 2020 eruption of Montaña Blanca and subsequent evacuation, Lusa was moved to the WMFA region for the 2020–21 season onwards.
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