1959–60 Divizia A

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[edit] Final classification

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Pos
Club
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
 Comments
1 CCA Bucureşti
22
15
4
3
52
25
+27
34
Champion of Romania
2 Steagul Roşu Oraşul Stalin
22
9
9
4
47
34
+13
27
3 Petrolul Ploieşti
22
8
8
6
33
23
+10
24
4 Farul Constanţa
22
9
6
7
37
34
+3
24
5 Ştiinţa Cluj
22
7
10
5
34
32
+2
24
6 Dinamo Bacău
22
9
6
7
31
33
-2
24
7 UTA Arad
22
8
6
8
26
30
-4
22
8 Dinamo Bucureşti
22
6
9
7
29
29
0
21
9 Progresul Bucureşti
22
7
5
10
36
39
-3
19
10 Rapid Bucureşti
22
5
8
9
30
34
-4
18
11 Minerul Lupeni
22
5
6
11
27
37
-10
16
Relegated
to Divizia B
12 Jiul Petroşani
22
2
7
13
17
49
-32
11

[edit] Top scorers

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Divizia A 1959-60 Winners
FC Steaua Bucureşti
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