Dhaka Second Division Football League

Football league

Dhaka Second Division Football League

Logo of 2021–22 season

Founded| 1948; 76 years ago (1948)[1]
First season| 1948
Country|  Bangladesh
Confederation| AFC
Number of teams| 18
Level on pyramid| 2 (1948–1992)
3 (1993–2011)
4 (2012–present)
Promotion to| Dhaka Senior Division League
Relegation to| Dhaka Third Division League
Current champions| Jatrabari JS
Most championships| Unknown
TV partners| Bangladesh Football Federation
(on Facebook and YouTube)
Website| bff.com.bd
Current: 2022–23 Dhaka Second Division Football League

The Dhaka Second Division Football League (Bengali: ঢাকা দ্বিতীয় বিভাগ ফুটবল লীগ) is the fourth-tier football league in Bangladesh and the second-highest league division in Dhaka.[2] It was officially founded in 1948 as the league below the First Division Football League when Bangladesh was under Pakistani rule.

Until 1992, it served as the second-tier of Bangladeshi football before being replaced by the now-defunct Dhaka First Division Football League (1993–2006 second-tier version). In 2012, the league was further demoted to become the country's fourth-tier.[3]

The two top-finishing teams are automatically promoted to the Dhaka Senior Division League. The bottom two teams are automatically relegated to the Dhaka Third Division League.[4][5]

The league is the second-highest division of semi-professional football in the country and is run by the Dhaka Metropolitan Football Committee under the supervision of the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF).[6]

## Format

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As of 2022–2023

* 15 clubs mainly from Dhaka take part in the league.
* Clubs face each other in a single round league.
* The league champions and runners-up gain promotion to the Dhaka Senior Division Football League. While the bottom two positioned teams are relegated to the Dhaka Third Division Football League, which is the fifth-tier of Bangladeshi football.

## Structure

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Further information: Bangladeshi football league system

Level

League / Division

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Bangladesh Premier League
11 clubs - 2 relegation

Bangladesh Championship League
11 clubs - 2 promotion, 2 relegation

Dhaka Senior Division Football League
14 clubs – 2 promotion, 3 relegation

Dhaka Second Division Football League
18 clubs, split into 2 groups – 3 promotion, 2 relegation

Dhaka Third Division Football League
18 clubs, split into 2 groups – 5 promotion, 2 relegation

Bangladesh Pioneer Football League
unlimited number of clubs - 4 promotion

## Results

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This list is incomplete; you can help by adding missing items. (May 2023)

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### Second-tier league: 1948–1992

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Season  | Champion  | Promoted Runners-up  | Ref.

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1948  | East Pakistan Gymkhana  | None | [7]
1950  | Fire Service SC & Azad Sporting Club (joint)  | None | [8]
1951  | Bengal Government Press  | None | [9]
1952  | East End Club | None | [10]
1953  | Central Printing Press & Stationery Club  | None | [11]
1955  | Dhakeswari Cotton Mill  | None | [12]
1957  | PWD Sports Club | None | [13]
1959  | Kamal Sporting Club  | None | [14]
1961  | Ispahani Club  | None | [15]
1964  | Rahmatganj MFS | None | [16]
1965  | EPIDC | None | [17]
1967  | East End Club | None | [8]
1968  | Dilkusha SC & WAPDA SC (joint)  | None | [18][8]
1969  | Pakistan Sporting  | None | [8]
1970  | Iqbal Sporting Club | None | [19]
1971  | Not Held |
1972  | Not completed | [20]
1973  | BRTC Sports Club  | None | [21]
1974  | Brothers Union | None | [22]
1975  | Shantinagar Club | None | [21]
1976  | Sadharan Bima CSC | None | [21]
1977  | Fire Service SC  | None | [21]
1978  | Dhanmondi Club | None | [21]
1979  | Arambagh KS | None | [21]
1980  | Farashganj SC | None | [21]
1981  | Not Held | [21]
1982  | BRTC Sports Club  | None | [23]
1983  | Muktijoddha Sangsad KC | None | [24]
1984  | PWD Sports Club | None | [25]
1985  | Mirpur Chalantika KC  | None | [26]
1986  | Adamjee Jute Mills SSC  | None | [27]
1987  | Fakirerpool Young Men's Club | Agrani Bank SC | [28]
1988–89  | Team BJMC | Wari Club | [29]
1989–90  | Eskaton Sabuj Sangha Club | Police AC | [30]
1990–91  | Not Held
1991–92  | Bangladesh Boys Club | East End Club | [31]
From 1993 to 2006 the Dhaka First Division Football League acted as the second-tier.
From 2007 to 2011 the Dhaka Senior Division Football League acted as the second-tier.
Since 2012 the Bangladesh Championship League acts as the second-tier.

### Third-tier league: 1993–2011

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Season  | Champion  | Promoted Runners-up  | Promoted Third-place  | Ref.

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From 1948 to 1992 the Dhaka Third Division Football League acted as the third-tier
1993–94  | Shantinagar Club | The Muslim Institute  | None | [32]
1994–95  | Police AC | Badda Jagoroni Sangsad | None | [33]
1996–97  | Shantinagar Club | Dhaka Wanderers Club | None | [34]
1997–98  | Prantik KC[35] | The Muslim Institute  | None | [36]
1999–00  | PWD Sports Club[37] | Sadharan Bima CSC | None | [38]
2000–01 | Not Held | [39]
2001–02  | Sheikh Russel KC[40] | East End Club | Dhaka Wanderers Club[41] | [42]
2002–03  | Mohakhali Ekadosh | Dipali Jubo Sangha  | None | [43]
2003–04  | Purbachal Parishad | MSPCC City Club | None | [44]
2004–05  | Jatrabari KC | Sunrise SC  | None | [44]
2006 | Not Held |
2007 | Not Held |
2008  | Uttar Baridhara Club | T&T Club Motijheel | None | [45]
2009 | Unknown |
2010 | Unknown |
2011 | Unknown |
Since 2012 the Dhaka Senior Division Football League acts as the third-tier.

### Fourth-tier league: 2012–present

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Season  | Champion  | Promoted Runners-up  | Promoted Third-place  | Promoted Fourth-place  | Ref.

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From 1981 to 1992 the Bangladesh Pioneer Football League acted as the fourth-tier
From 1994 to 2011 the Dhaka Third Division Football League acted as the fourth-tier
2012  | Basabo Tarun Sangha[46] | Friends Social Welfare Organization  | Bangladesh Boys Club | Swadhinata KS | [47]
2013–14  | Police AC[note 1] | PWD Sports Club | Kawran Bazar PS | Sadharan Bima CSC | [48]
2014 | Not Held | [49]
2015 | Not Held | [49]
2016–17  | Nobabpur KC[50] | Kashaituly SKP | None | None | [51]
2017–18 | Not Held | [49]
2018–19 | Somaj Kallyan KS Mugda | East End Club | Dilkusha SC | None | [52]
2019–20 | Not Held | [53]
2020–21 | Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic in Bangladesh | [54]
2021–22 | Saif Sporting Club Youth Team | Siddique Bazar Dhaka Jr. SC | None | None | [55]
2022–23 | Jatrabari JS[56] | Arambagh FA | None | None | [57]

## Top scorers

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Season  | Player  | Club  | Goals  | Ref.

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1968  | Kazi Salahuddin | Dilkusha SC | 14  | [58]
1974  | Mohammed Mohsin | Brothers Union | 22  | [59]
1982  | Monir Hossain Manu | BRTC Sports Club  | 14  | [23]
1983  | Shahinur Kabir Shimul | Muktijoddha Sangsad KC | 16  | [60]
1984  | Mostafizur Rahman Mostak  | PWD Sports Club | 17  | [61]
1986  | Mohammed Noman  | Rayer Bazar AC  | 10  | [62]
1987  | Mizanur Rahman Mizan | Fakirerpool Young Men's Club | 7  | [63]
1988–89  | Tushar Barua  | Team BJMC | 9  | [29]
2001–02  | Bashir Ahmed  | Mohakhali Ekadosh | 15  | [41]
2021–22 | Saifullah Sardar  | Jabid Ahsan Sohel KC  | 14  | [55]
2022–23 | Aryan Sikder  | Jatrabari JS | 11  | [56]

## Match-fixing

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### 2017

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On 8 June 2017, Bangladesh Football Federation relegated Dhaka United Sports Club and Friends Social Welfare Organisation during the 2016–17 league after both clubs were found guilty of playing a fixed match. They were both fined Tk 50000, while three of the Dhaka United Sports Club players were suspended for different terms following their involvement in the fixed-match which led to Friends Social Welfare Organisation winning the game and thus avoiding relegation.[64]

### 2021–22

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On 10 November 2022, Bangladesh Football Federation found both BG Press Sports and Recreation Club and Khilgaon Football Academy guilty of match-fixing. Both clubs were also fined Tk5 lakhs each. BG Press had three points deducted, while the club general secretary, Shikdar Moshiur Rahman, head coach Md Delowar Hossain and team manager Md Rafiqul Islam Sarkar, were banned from football activities for six months. Five players of BG Press – Salman Rahman, Mostafizur Rahman, Shahin Alam Pranto, Swadhin Biswas and Mehedi Hasan were also banned for six months, while Md Tanis Mia has been suspended for three months. Khilgaon Football Academy were already relegated from the league, and the club's president Hazi Md Nazrul Islam, general secretary Md Rafiqul Islam, head coach Md Habibur Rahman and team manager Faruk Ahmed were banned from taking part in football activities for six months.[65]

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## Notes

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1. ^ Police AC were directly promoted to the Bangladesh Championship League after meeting the cirterion required to enter the professional football league.

## External links

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* Dhaka Football League: Days of Glory at daily-sun.com
* History of Dhaka Football at barta24.com
* Newspaper articles at kironsportsdesk.com

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* 2013
* 2015
* 2016
* 2017
* 2018
* 2019–20
* 2020–21
* 2021–22
* 2022–23
* 2023–24

Bangladesh Independence Cup|

* 2011
* 2014
* 2016
* 2017–18
* 2018
* 2021
* 2022–23
* 2023–24

Bangladesh Super Cup|

* 2009
* 2011
* 2013
* 2025

National Football Championship|

* 2020
* 2021–22

National Football League|

* 2000
* 2001–02
* 2003
* 2004
* 2005–06

Dhaka Senior Division Football League|

* 2014–15
* 2017
* 2018–19
* 2021–22

Dhaka Second Division Football League|

* 2018–19
* 2021–22

Dhaka Third Division Football League|

* 2017
* 2018
* 2019–20
* 2021

BFF U-18 Football League|

* 2021–22
* 2023–24

Bangladesh Super League|

* 2016–17 (cancelled)

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