The Albanian First Division (Albanian: Kategoria e Parë) is the second level of association football in Albania[1][2].
The league was first created with the name Kategoria e Dytë (Second Division) and had also been named Kategoria A2. Since 2004-05 it was named First Division which holds currently. In the 2006–07 season, the First Division had 14 teams, but was expanded to 16 teams for the 2007–08 season. No teams were relegated and four teams were promoted from the Second Division.
[edit] Clubs for the 2011–12 season
| Team |
City/Area |
Stadium |
Capacity |
| Adriatiku |
Mamurras |
Fusha Sportive Mamurras |
6,500 |
| KF Gramshi |
Gramsh |
Fusha Sportive Gramsh |
1,500 |
| KS Ada |
Velipoja |
Kompleks Sportiv Zmijani |
1,000 |
| Besëlidhja |
Lezha |
Besëlidhja-Stadion |
5,000 |
| KS Burreli |
Burrel |
Liri Ballabani Stadion |
2,500 |
| Luftëtari |
Gjirokastra |
Subi Bakiri Stadium |
8,500 |
| KS Lushnja |
Lushnja |
Abdurrahman Roza Haxhiu Stadion |
11,000 |
| FK Skrapari |
Skrapar |
Fusha Sportive Skrapar |
1,500 |
| Gramozi |
Ersekë |
Ersekë Stadium |
7,000 |
| KF Vlora |
Vlore |
Stadium Flamurtari |
8,500 |
| FK Kukesi |
Kukës |
Stadium Zeqir Ymeri |
6,000 |
| KS Besa |
Kavajë |
Stadium Besa |
7,000 |
| KS Elbasani |
Elbasan |
Stadium Ruzhdi Bizhuta |
13,000 |
| KS Butrinti Sarandë |
Sarandë |
Stadium Andon Lapa |
10,500 |
| KS Iliria |
Fushë Krujë |
Stadium Fushë-Krujë |
|
| SK Himarë |
Himarë |
Stadium Himara |
2,500 |
[edit] References
[edit] External links
Albania
2011–12 Albanian First Division
