Czechoslovakia

 

Czechoslovakia. The last 2 in the league were relegated and the top two in the Second Division promoted.

1. Slovan Bratislava        30 16 11  3  39-15  43
 2. Spartak Trnava           30 15 10  5  55-23  40
 3. Sparta Praha             30 15  8  7  40-25  38
 4. Inter Bratislava         30 14  8  8  45-32  36
 5. Sklo Union Teplice       30 11 11  8  26-19  33
 6. Lokomotiva Kosice        30 12  8 10  36-25  32
 7. Dukla Praha              30 10 12  8  34-31  32
 8. VSS Kosice               30 10 10 10  32-31  30
 9. Tatran Presov            30  9 12  9  22-22  30
10. Jednota Trencin          30  8 11 11  35-29  27
11. Banik Ostrava            30  7 12 11  26-32  26
12. ZVL Zilina               30  9  8 13  34-42  26
13. Slavia Praha             30  7 12 11  29-42  26
14. TJ Gottwaldov            30  8  7 15  28-45  23
15. SONP Kladno              30  7  7 16  29-61  21
16. Bohemians Praha          30  3 11 16  23-59  17
Promoted from Second Division: Skoda Plzen and  
TZ Trinec

Slovan (Bratislava) won their 7^th title – if 2 Czechoslovak amateur victories are counted – and their first since 1954-55. The club just entered its arguably most successful period.

Switzerland the Cup

 

Cup:

 FC Zürich                    4-1 FC Basel               [aet]

FC Zurich won the Cup for second time.

Switzerland

 

Switzerland

Nationalliga A

1  FC Basel                        26   15   7   4   59  23   37
2  Lausanne-Sports                 26   12  12   2   54  36   36
3  FC Zürich                       26   15   4   7   49  29   34
4  Grasshopper Club Zürich         26   12   7   7   39  24   31
5  BSC Young Boys Bern             26   13   5   8   52  41   31
6  FC Lugano                       26   10  10   6   43  37   30
Standing from left: Schneider, Conti, Morgenegg, Perroud, Martin, Marti, Scalena, Wegmann, Guyot, Pottier, ?, Trainer Snella
Crouching: Haid, Oliver, Nemeth, Blanchoud, Schindelholz, Bersier, Marchi, Heutschi, Bosson, D`Amico
7  Servette FC Genève              26   10   9   7   53  37   29
8  FC Winterthur                   26   11   5  10   50  41   27
9  FC La Chaux-de-Fonds            26    9   3  14   36  55   21
10 AC Bellinzona                   26    6   8  12   26  43   20     
11 FC Fribourg                     26    7   5  14   27  37   19
12 FC Biel-Bienne                  26    7   5  14   28  55   19      
13 FC Wettingen                    26    6   3  17   33  62   15
Standing from left:  Trainer Albert Sing, Sandoz, Bauer, Bischof, Nafzger, Grünig, Frei, Meier, Schüwig, Ziehmann.
Front: Tanner, Weiss, Dolmen, Biaggi, Nussbaumer, Moscatelli, Kaspar, Pfirte
14 FC St.-Gallen                   26    6   3  17   28  57   15   

Nationalliga B

Back row from left: Peter Roesch (entraîneur), Jean-Yves Valentini, Pierre-Antoine Dayen, Serge Trinchero, Léon Walker, Jean-Luc Lipawski, Jaen-Claude Donzé, André Germanier, Jimmy Delaloye, René Boillet, Günter Herrmann, Henri Vouillamoz (président).
Front: Jean-Pierre Jungo, Claude Sixt, Edouard Savary, Charles Zingaro, Guy Mathey, Fernand Luisier, Jean-Michel Elsig. 
1  FC Sion                         26   14   9   3   62  27   37
2  FC Luzern                       26   15   5   6   58  39   35
3  FC Grenchen                     26   13   6   7   49  28   32
4  FC Mendrisiostar                26    8  13   5   41  25   29
5  Young Fellows Zürich            26   10   8   8   42  31   28
6  Xamax-Sports                    26   11   6   9   48  45   28
7  FC Chiasso                      26   10   6  10   37  35   26
8  Brühl St.-Gallen                26    8  10   8   34  38   26
9  Etoile Carouge FC               26    9   6  11   43  47   24
10 FC Aarau                        26    9   6  11   22  26   24
11 Urania Genève-Sports            26    7   9  10   37  41   23
12 FC Martigny-Sports              26    9   5  12   26  46   23
13 FC Thun                         26    3  12  11   25  45   18
14 FC Langenthal                   26    3   5  18   25  76   11

Austria

 

Austria.

 1.FK Austria                30  19  7  4  63-31   45 
 2.Wiener Sport-Club         30  16  6  8  63-34   38
 3.SK Sturm Graz             30  14  8  8  43-34   36
 4.Linzer ASK                30  13  8  9  41-27   34
 5.Wacker Innsbruck          30  14  5 11  52-38   33
 6.SK Rapid                  30  12  7 11  52-35   31 
 7.SV Wattens                30  12  7 11  45-35   31
 8.SV Austria Salzburg       30  12  7 11  45-38   31
 9.First Vienna FC           30   8 14  8  35-43   30
10.Admira Energie            30  11  6 13  38-45   28
11.SC Wacker                 30  11  6 13  55-69   28
12.VÖEST Linz                30  11  6 13  31-48   28
13.Grazer AK                 30   8 11 11  37-35   27
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14.SC Eisenstadt             30   7  8 15  40-63   22
15.Austria Klagenfurt        30   5 11 14  26-51   21
16.FC Dornbirn               30   4  9 17  23-63   17


Promoted:
WSG Radenthein (Mitte)
1. Simmeringer SC (Ost)    
Schwarz-Weiß Bregenz (West) 

Cup:

Wacker Innsbruck         1-0   LASK

Wacker (Innsbruck) won its first ever trophy.

Hungary the Cup

 

Cup 1970:

Újpesti Dózsa               3-2 Komlói Bányász

Komlo fought bravely, but lost.

Ujpesti Dozsa won the Cup ended the short season with a double.

Hungary

 

Hungary decided to move back to traditional Autumn-Spring season and 1970 championship was short – it was just spring championship, organized unusually and without relegation.

                 Group A
 1.Ú.Dózsa      14  11  1  2   37:13  23
 2.MTK          14   8  2  4   19:12  18
 3.Vasas SC     14   7  4  3   19:13  18
 4.Diósgyőr     14   7  4  3   16:13  18
 5.Tatabánya    14   4  4  6   15:17  12
 6.Videoton     14   3  2  9   16:28   8
 7.Komlói B.    14   3  2  9   14:26   8
 8.Rába ETO     14   3  1 10    9:23   7

Group B

 1.FTC          14   8  4  2   17: 8  20
 2.Bp.Honvéd    14   8  2  4   26: 9  18
 3.Csepel SC    14   6  5  3   18: 6  17
 4.Pécsi Dózsa  14   6  4  4   18:11  16
 5.Dunaújváros  14   4  4  6   15:22  12
 6.Haladás VSE  14   3  5  6   13:22  11
 7.Salgót. BTC  14   3  4  7   14:25  10
 8.SZEOL        14   3  2  9   15:33   8

The winner of each group received 8 points,whilst the remaining teams got
7-1 points according their standing.These points were added to the final table
of 1970-1971 championship.

                       Final
The teams that finished on the same place played against each other and the
results determined their final position.


Play off matches


for  1st place  Újpesti Dózsa       - F.T.C.          3-2 and 1-1
for  3rd place  M.T.K.              - Budap. Honvéd   1-3 and 1-3


for  5th place  Vasas               - Csepel          4-0 and 1-2
for  7th place  Diósgyőr            - Pécsi Dózsa     1-4 and 3-5

for  9th place  Tatabánya           - Dunaújváros     0-0 and 2-1
for 11th place  Videoton Szekesfeh. - Szomb. Haladás  7-1 and 1-3
for 13nd place  Komló Bányasz       - Salgótarjan BTC 3-1 and 1-2
for 15nd place  Rába ETO Győr       - SZEOL           2-0 and 1-3

No relegation|

Ujpesti Dozsa (Budapest) – champion.