Kategoria e Dytë

Kategoria e Dytë is the third professional level of football in Albania. It was called the Second Division until 2003. Kategoria e Dytë has two groups, A and B. which are divided geographically. It is made up of 23 teams. The winners of each group earn the right to be promoted to the Kategoria e Parë and they also play a single final for seasonal champions. Teams which finish in the last 2 positions on each group are relegated to the Kategoria e Tretë.[1]

Kategoria e Dytë
Logo of the Albanian Second Division
Organising bodyFSHF
Founded1930
CountryAlbania Albania
ConfederationUEFA
Number of teams23
Level on pyramid3
Promotion toKategoria e Parë
Relegation toKategoria e Tretë
Domestic cup(s)Albanian Cup
Current championsVora (3rd title)
(2022–23)
Most championshipsTërbuni (4) titles
WebsiteOfficial site
Current: 2023–24 Kategoria e Dytë

Clubs (2023–24)
Location of teams in 2023–24 Kategoria e Dytë:
Group A; Group B

Group A
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
AdriatikuDurrësVorë Stadium
AlbanëtTiranaInternacional Complex1,000
BesëlidhjaLezhëBrian Filipi Stadium5,000
GramshiGramshMislim Koçi Stadium3,100
IliriaFushë-KrujëRedi Maloku Stadium3,000
MurlaniVau i DejësBarbullush Stadium200
NaftëtariKuçovëBashkim Sulejmani Stadium5,000
ShënkolliShënkollShënkoll Stadium500
SopotiLibrazhdSopoti Stadium3,000
TërbuniPukëIsmail Xhemali Stadium1,950
ValbonaBajram CurriTropojë Stadium1,000
VeleçikuKoplikKompleksi Vëllezërit Duli2,000

Group B
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
ButrintiSarandëAndon Lapa Stadium5,500
DelvinaDelvinëPanajot Pano Stadium2,500
DevolliBilishtBilisht Stadium3,000
KëlcyraKëlcyrëKëlcyrë Stadium1,000
LabëriaVlorëLabëria Complex500
LuftëtariGjirokastërGjirokastra Stadium8,400
MaliqiMaliqJovan Asko Stadium1,500
OrikuOrikumOrikum Stadium2,000
PogradeciPogradecGjorgji Kyçyku Stadium10,700
ShkumbiniPeqinShkumbini Stadium9,000
TurbinaCërrikNexhip Trungu Stadium6,600

Champions
Year Champions Runners-up Top scorer Goals
1960 Ylli i Kuq
1961 Butrinti
1962 Erzeni
1962–63 Punëtori
1963–64 Tërbuni
1964–65 Punëtori
1965–66 Tërbuni
1966–67 Përparimi
1968 22 Tetori
1969–73 Seasons were not played
1973–74 24 Maji Gramozi[2]
1974–75 Vetëtima Industriali[3]
1975–76 Minatori 5 Shtatori[4]
1976–77 Përparimi 10 Korriku[5]
1977–78 Korabi Kastrioti[6]
1978–79 Shkumbini Punëtori[7]
1979–80 Butrinti Tërbuni[8]
1980–81 Erzeni Minatori[9]
1981–82 Përparimi Bistrica[10]
1982–83 Korabi Turbina[11]
1983–84 Sopoti 24 Maji[12]
1984–85 Ylli i Kuq 5 Shtatori[13]
1985–86 Ballsh i Ri Përparimi[14]
1986–87 Veleçiku
Dajti
Bistrica
1987–88 Turbina Domozdova[15]
1988–89 21 Shkurti Sopoti[16]
1989–91 Seasons were not played
1991–92 Rubiku ShBO Tiranë[17]
1992–95 Seasons were not played
1995–96 Porto Shëngjin Olimpiku Plug[18]
1996–97 Seasons were not played
1997–98 Everest Divjaka[19]
1998–99 Ilir Viking Çlirimi[20]
1999–00 Këlcyra
2000–01 Veleçiku Domozdova[21]
2001–02 Albania Fushë Kuqe Bubullima[22]
2002–03 Partizani Academy Çakrani[23]
2003–04 Kastrioti Pogradeci
2004–05 Turbina Minatori
2005–06 Burreli Bilisht Sport
2006–07 Bylis Dajti
2007–08 Gramozi Tërbuni
2008–09 Memaliaj Gramshi
2009–10 Vlora Adriatiku
2010–11 Kukësi Himara
2011–12 Tërbuni Partizani
2012–13 Albpetrol Veleçiku
2013–14 Iliria Sopoti
2014–15 Gramshi Korabi
2015–16 Tomori Shënkolli
2016–17 Egnatia Naftëtari
2017–18 Vora Elbasani
2018–19 Tërbuni Devolli
2019–20 Vora Tomori
2020–21 Shkumbini Maliqi Ledjon Xhymerti 20
2021–22 Flamurtari Luzi 2008 Ervis Kongjini 26
2022–23 Vora Elbasani Anton Lleshi 23

See also

References
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