Bangalore A Division

The Bangalore A Division is a second tier football league in the Indian State of Karnataka, under the Bangalore football league system. Prior to 2001, it was the top tier league.[1] The league has 10–12 teams contesting and the top two teams gain promotion to the Bangalore Super Division.[2][3] All matches are played in the RBANMS Ground, Bangalore.[4]

Bangalore A Division
CountryIndia
Number of teams10
Promotion toBangalore Super Division
Relegation toBangalore B Division
Current championsFC Deccan
(2019–20)

League champions

SeasonChampionsRef.
1994–95Indian Telephone Industries[5]
1995–96Indian Telephone Industries[6]
1996–97Indian Telephone Industries[7]
1997–98Indian Telephone Industries[8]
1998–99Indian Telephone Industries[9]
1999–00Indian Telephone Industries[10]
2000Hindustan Aeronautics Limited[11]
2005–06Postal Department[12]
2006–07Army Service Corps[13]
2007–08Rail Wheel Factory[14]
2008–09Dharmaraja Union[15]
2011–12District Youth Sports Hostel[16]
2012–13Jawahar Union[17]
2013–14Department of Youth Empowerment and Sports[18]
2014–15Income Tax[19]
2015–16Accountants General's Office Recreation Club[20]
2016–17Bangalore Independents[21]
2017–18Bangalore Eagles[22]
2018–19AGORC
2019–20FC Deccan[23]
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References

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  3. "FC Deccan 'A' Div champs". The Times of India (Bangalore ed.). 12 December 2019. p. 28.
  4. "BDFA 'A' Division League 2019-20". Faisports. Retrieved 29 December 2019.
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  18. "BDFA Bangalore A Division 2013-14". Bangalore Dream United. Archived from the original on 29 December 2019. Retrieved 29 December 2019.
  19. "BDFA Bangalore A Division 2014-15". Bangalore Dream United. Archived from the original on 29 December 2019. Retrieved 29 December 2019.
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  23. "FC Deccan champs". Deccan Herald (Bangalore ed.). 12 December 2019. p. 18.
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