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|domest_cup    = [[Mataba Premier Cup|Premier Cup]]
|domest_cup    = [[Mataba Cup|Matabese Cup]]
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|current        = [[2023–24 Liga Mataba]]
}}'''Liga Mataba''' (abbv as '''LiM''') is the only professional football league in the Dauian region of [[Mataba]]. The League was founded in mid-August to promote football in Mataba and bring more Matabese player overseas and is the core part of the [[Matabese Football Project]].
}}'''Liga Mataba''' (abbv as '''LiM''') is the only professional football league in the Dauian region of [[Mataba]]. The League was founded in mid-August to promote football in Mataba and bring more Matabese player overseas and is the core part of the [[Matabese Football Project]]. The league is also known as IAI Liga Mataba for sponsorship reasons.


The League runs from late March to late October in the same year with the league cup at the end of the season to determine the champions of Mataba.  
The League runs from late November to late March in the same year with the league cup at the end of the season to determine the champions of Mataba.  


== History ==
==History==


=== Opening Season ===
===Opening Season===
The LiM's first edition will be the [[2023 Liga Mataba]] with 6 teams confirmed to be playing this season with signups still open.
The LiM's first edition will be the [[2022–23 Liga Mataba]] with 6 teams confirmed to be playing this season with signups still open.


== Format ==
==Format==


===Competition===
===Competition===
There are 6 clubs in the league who play each other twice in a double round-robin system throughout the course of the season, once at home and once away. Teams receive three points for a win, one point for a draw, and none for a loss. Teams are ranked by points scored, then goal-difference for tie breakers. If there is still a tie, the positions will be decided based on goals scored. If there is still a tie for relevant occupancies such as the league title, qualification to any competition, or relegation, a play-off will be hosted in a home and away format to decide league standings.
There are 6 clubs in the league who play each other twice in a double round-robin system throughout the course of the season, once at home and once away. Teams receive three points for a win, one point for a draw, and none for a loss. Teams are ranked by points scored, then goal-difference for tie breakers. If there is still a tie, the positions will be decided based on goals scored. If there is still a tie for relevant occupancies such as the league title, qualification to any competition, or relegation, a play-off will be hosted in a home and away format to decide league standings.
Liga Mataba clubs have almost complete freedom to sign whatever number and category of players they wish. There is no team or individual salary cap, no squad size limit, no age restrictions other than those applied by general employment law. However teams are restricted to not more than 5 foreign players in the squad for the season. Players move on free transfers as contracts only last for a year, but some contracts can be as long as three years, and the transfer fees are small. Due to the nature of the league, players that earn a nominal salary need second jobs to support themselves however top players can command respectable football salaries.


==Clubs==
==Clubs==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! style="width:150px;" |Team
! style="width:150px;" |Team
!Founded
!Based
!Based  
!Stadium
!Stadium
!Capacity
!Capacity
|-
|-
|[[Mataba Sailors FC]]  
|[[Mataba Sailors FC]]
|2022
|Jaran Besor
|Jaran Besor
|[[Kunhing West Stadium]]
|[[Jaran Besor Stadium]]
| style="text-align:center;" |1,800
|1,800
|-
|-
|[[Sultan FC]]
|[[Sultan FC]]
|2022
|Inner Mataba
|Inner Mataba
|[[Sultan Fadli Stadium]]
|[[Sultan Fadli Stadium]]
| style="text-align:center;" |25,000
|25,000
|-
|-
|[[Pretaling Daya City|Pretaling Daya]]
|[[Pretaling Daya City|Pretaling Daya]]
|2022
|Pretaling Daya
|Pretaling Daya
|[[PD MSBC Stadium]]
|[[PD MSBC Stadium]]
| style="text-align:center;" |3,500
|6,254
|-
|-
|[[Mataba Defence Forces FC|MDFFC]]
|[[Mataba Defence Forces FC|MDFFC]]
|2022
| style="text-align:center;" | -
| style="text-align:center;" | -
|[[Pafle Institution Pitch]]
|[[Pafle Institution Pitch]]
| style="text-align:center;" |500
|700
|-
|-
|[[Usjid Wahir FC|Usjid Wahir]]
|[[Valestir Bahlsa]]
|2022
|Tuh Payah
|Wahir Darul Lahore
|[[Tuh Payah Stadium]]
|[[Lahad Ghata Pitch]]
|3,800
| style="text-align:center;" |100
|-
|-
|[[Pahmer FC|Pahmer]]
|[[Pahmer FC|Pahmer]]
|2022
|Pulau Pahmer
|Pulau Pahmer
|Pahmer Stadium
|[[Pahmer City Stadium]]
| style="text-align:center;" |2,000
|20,000
|-
|[[Sri Ringgang FC]]
|Inner Mataba
|[[Pulau Ringgang Stadium]]
|1,000
|-
|[[Mataba Army FC|Army FC]]
|Tuh Payah
|[[PD MSBC Stadium]]
|6,254
|-
|[[Ringgang Tazim FC]]
|Inner Mataba
|[[Pulau Ringgang Stadium]]
|1,000
|-
|-
|[[Kuala Payah City FC]]
|Tuh Payah
|[[Tuh Payah Stadium]]
|3,800
|}
|}


==Sponsorship==
==Sponsorship==
The LiM is sponsored by MIM, a Matabese insurance company.  
The LiM is sponsored by IAI, a Matabese insurance company.  
[[Category:Daau]]
[[Category:Daau]]
[[Category:Mataba]]
[[Category:Football competitions]]
[[Category:Football competitions]]

Latest revision as of 11:19, 25 June 2024

Liga Mataba
Countries Mataba Mataba
Founded 2022
First season 2022–23
Number of teams 6
Levels on pyramid 1
Domestic cup(s) Matabese Cup
League cup(s) Sultan Cup
2023–24 Liga Mataba

Liga Mataba (abbv as LiM) is the only professional football league in the Dauian region of Mataba. The League was founded in mid-August to promote football in Mataba and bring more Matabese player overseas and is the core part of the Matabese Football Project. The league is also known as IAI Liga Mataba for sponsorship reasons.

The League runs from late November to late March in the same year with the league cup at the end of the season to determine the champions of Mataba.

History

Opening Season

The LiM's first edition will be the 2022–23 Liga Mataba with 6 teams confirmed to be playing this season with signups still open.

Format

Competition

There are 6 clubs in the league who play each other twice in a double round-robin system throughout the course of the season, once at home and once away. Teams receive three points for a win, one point for a draw, and none for a loss. Teams are ranked by points scored, then goal-difference for tie breakers. If there is still a tie, the positions will be decided based on goals scored. If there is still a tie for relevant occupancies such as the league title, qualification to any competition, or relegation, a play-off will be hosted in a home and away format to decide league standings.

Liga Mataba clubs have almost complete freedom to sign whatever number and category of players they wish. There is no team or individual salary cap, no squad size limit, no age restrictions other than those applied by general employment law. However teams are restricted to not more than 5 foreign players in the squad for the season. Players move on free transfers as contracts only last for a year, but some contracts can be as long as three years, and the transfer fees are small. Due to the nature of the league, players that earn a nominal salary need second jobs to support themselves however top players can command respectable football salaries.

Clubs

Team Based Stadium Capacity
Mataba Sailors FC Jaran Besor Jaran Besor Stadium 1,800
Sultan FC Inner Mataba Sultan Fadli Stadium 25,000
Pretaling Daya Pretaling Daya PD MSBC Stadium 6,254
MDFFC - Pafle Institution Pitch 700
Valestir Bahlsa Tuh Payah Tuh Payah Stadium 3,800
Pahmer Pulau Pahmer Pahmer City Stadium 20,000
Sri Ringgang FC Inner Mataba Pulau Ringgang Stadium 1,000
Army FC Tuh Payah PD MSBC Stadium 6,254
Ringgang Tazim FC Inner Mataba Pulau Ringgang Stadium 1,000
Kuala Payah City FC Tuh Payah Tuh Payah Stadium 3,800

Sponsorship

The LiM is sponsored by IAI, a Matabese insurance company.