- Dutch East Indies city champions
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Dutch East Indies city champions Countries Indonesia Founded 1914 Number of teams 7 (in 1914-1929)
11 (in 1930)Current champions Soerabaja
(1930)Most championships Batavia (10) 
1930Dutch East Indies city Championship is a term commonly refers to national amateur football competitions in Indonesia held between 1914 to 1930 before the formation of Perserikatan,[1] organized by the PSSI, the Indonesian football federation. The tournament originally featured only the four main cities (Batavia (Jakarta), Soerabaja, Semarang, Bandoeng) but by 1930 included many cities from across the island. Competition in the initiated and organized by the Nederlandsch Indische Voetbal Bond (NIVB) or its successor, the Nederlandsch Indische Voetbal Unie (NIVU) before the Football Association of Indonesia (PSSI) is formed.
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History
Starting from 1914, there was a city championship for the main cities on Java. The first seven editions were played for the De Vries beker, which was to be kept outright by the first city to win the tournament five times in total or three times in succession, with Batavia fulfilling both conditions simultaneously when they won on enemy territory in 1920. The tournament originally featured only the four main cities (Batavia, Soerabaja, Semarang, Bandoeng) but by 1930 included many cities from across the island.
In addition, there were a number of local leagues, lists the following leagues on Java as being controlled by the NIVB (Nederlandsch-Indische Voetbalbond): Batavia (14 clubs), Bandoeng (9 clubs), Soerabaja (12 clubs), Semarang (15 clubs), Malang (8 clubs), Soekaboemi (7 clubs), Djokjakarta (10 clubs); moreover, 3 associations on other islands were subscribed to the NIVB (renamed NIVU in 1936): East Sumatra (based in Medan), Makassar and Bandjermasin. In addition the Hwa Nan FA (based in Semarang), presumably an ethnic Chinese association, was subscribed.
List of Dutch East Indies city champions[2]
Season Winners Venue Reference 1914 Batavia Semarang 1915 Batavia Batavia 1916 Soerabaja [3] 1917 Soerabaja Semarang 1918 Batavia 1919 Batavia 1920 Batavia Soerabaja [4] 1921 Batavia 1922 Soerabaja Weltevreden (Batavia) [5] 1923 Batavia 1924 Soerabaja 1925 Batavia 1926 Soerabaja 1927 Batavia Batavia [6] 1928 Soerabaja Soerabaja [7] 1929 Batavia Bandoeng [8] 1930 Soerabaja [9] City Championship
Oost Sumatra
Eerste Klasse
Season Winners Runner-up Reference 1922 Langkat Sportvereeniging (L.S.V.) Go-Ahead Medansche [10] Inlandsche Competitie
Season Winners Runner-up Reference 1922 Medansche Sportvereeniging (M.S.V.) Bataksche Sportvereeniging [10] Batavia
Eerste Klasse
Season Winners Runner-up Reference 1904 Vios (Voorwaarts is ons streven) Oliveo (Onze leus is voorwaarts en overwinnen) [11] 1919 Hercules Batavia Bataviasche Voetbal Club (B.V.C.) [12] 1920 Hercules Batavia Sport Vereeniging Binnenlandsch Bestuur (S.V.B.B.) [13] 1933/34 Hercules Batavia Sport Vereeniging Binnenlandsch Bestuur (S.V.B.B.) [14] Tweede Klasse
Season Winners Runner-up Reference 1933/34 Jong Arab [14] Bandoeng
Eerste Klasse
Season Winners Runner-up Reference 1919 Uitspanning Na Inspanning (U.N.I.) Sidolig (Sport in de open lucht is gezond) [15] 1920 Sparta Bandoeng Uitspanning Na Inspanning (U.N.I.) [16] Tweede Klasse
Season Winners Runner-up Reference 1919 Sparta II Osvia [15] 1920 U.N.I. II L.U.N.O. II [16] Vijfjarig jubileum B.V.B. (Bandoeng Voetbal Bond)
Season Winners Score Runner-up Reference 1919 Sidolig 1-0 Sparta Bandoeng [15] Soekaboemi
Eerste Klasse
Season Winners Score Runner-up Reference 1933/34 Y.M.A. 3-1 P.V.C. [17] External links
- (Indonesian) Official website of Liga Indonesia
- (Indonesian) Official website of PSSI
- (Indonesian) List of Indonesian Footbsll Champions
References
- ^ List of Perserikatan champions in RSSSF
- ^ List of Dutch East Indies city champions
- ^ 1922 DEI Championship
- ^ 1922 DEI Championship
- ^ 1922 DEI Championship
- ^ 1927 DEI Championship
- ^ 1928 DEI Championship
- ^ 1929 DEI Championship
- ^ 1930 DEI Championship
- ^ a b 1922 Oost Sumatra
- ^ 1904 Batavia
- ^ 1919 Batavia
- ^ 1920 Batavia
- ^ a b 1933/34 Batavia
- ^ a b c 1919 Bandoeng
- ^ a b 1920 Bandoeng
- ^ 1933/34 Soekaboemi
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