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Messinia Football Clubs Association

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Founded
  
1929

President
  
Leonidas Oikonomides

Headquarters
  
Kalamata

FIFA affiliation
  
Hellenic Football Federation

Website
  

The Messinia Football Clubs Association is part of the Greek Football Federation that includes football (soccer) teams in the Messenia regional unit.

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History

Its first attempt to run their own football (soccer) union in Messinia happened with the running of the council in Kalamanta. In 1929, the Patras FCA asked from the Greek Football Federation not to try to run their own union as it was known that the association was part of the union.

Categories

In the 2008-09 season, the MFCA championship by category features the clubs:

First division

One of the 16 teams. The championship enters the fourth division. Three and four teams relegates analogously with the amount of the prefectural points of a team to return from the fourth division.

  • Apollon Petalidi
  • Miltiadis Pyrgos Trifyllia
  • Kyparissia FC
  • Fares FC
  • Sperchogeia
  • Tsiklitiras Pylos
  • Aias Kalamatas
  • Panthouriakos
  • Apollon Kalamata
  • Papaflessas Chora
  • Ethnikos Meligala
  • Methoni
  • Doriefs Dorio
  • Olympiakos Kalamata
  • Iraklis Kalamata
  • Omonoia Kalamata
  • Second division

    For two of the fourteen teams. It enters the first two teams to the first division. It relegates three from every clyb as much as it remains 28 teams again. The number tries to influence from the Messinian teams which returns from the fourth division.

  • Papaflessas Amfia
  • Panionios Kalamata
  • Verga AU
  • Patista Kalamata FC
  • Pamissos Arios
  • Panathinaikos Kalamata
  • Astera Valira
  • Doxa Kalamata
  • Avia AU
  • Paneviakos
  • Foinikounta
  • Asprochoma
  • Prasina Poulia Kalamata
  • Niki Plati
  • Asteras Arfara (2009-10 season)
  • Chatzi
  • Chandrinaikos
  • Manessi
  • Achilleas Avrami
  • Androussa
  • Atromitos Platy
  • Akritas Koroni
  • Mani FC
  • PAO Kalamata
  • Neromylos
  • Astera Mikromani
  • Iraklis Kalamata
  • Third division

    This division features 23 teams. 6 teams with the highest points enters the third division (of the first three from ever club) the five remaining with the lowest points returns from the fourth division.

  • Skala FC
  • Ermis Kalamatra
  • Kallithea
  • Ethea AU
  • Olympiakos Analypsi
  • Diagoras Kopanaki
  • Aspropoulia FC
  • Gargaliani AU
  • Amfithea
  • Anagenissi Paralia
  • Akadimia Patista 2006
  • Astera Chiliochori
  • Ikaros Kalamata
  • AEK Kalamata
  • Kalo Nero
  • Longa
  • Stenossia
  • Nestor Pylos (founded in 1958)
  • Thyella Paralia
  • Diodia
  • Dimakeios Taygetos
  • Pyravlos Zevgolateio
  • Leontes Kalamata
  • Teams in the highest divisions

    In the power of the MFCA it had 6 teams which in the 2008-09 season features those in the highest categories:

  • Second division:
  • Kalamata FC
  • None in the third division
  • Fourth division:
  • Messinakos
  • Erani Filiatra
  • Asteras Arfara (did not take part), relegated to the prefectural second division
  • Pamissos Messini
  • Telos Agras Gargaliani
  • Women's clubs

    In the women's clubs features two teams:

  • Messiniakos
  • Niki 1991 Kalamata
  • The veteran clubs

    From the 2004-05 season, the Messinia Football Clubs Association runs a veterans championships. In the 2008-09 season, in the 5th veterans, it has 11 clubs: Apollon Kalamata, Kalamata FC, Messiniakos, Prasina Poulia Kalamata, Omonoia Kalamata, Thyella Paralia, Pamisos Messini, Atromitos Platy, Ethnikos Meligala, Kostis Tsiklitirias Pulos and Apollon Petalidi.

    References

    Messinia Football Clubs Association Wikipedia