Sunday Football League (Lithuania)
| Sport | Association football |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2005 |
| No. of teams | Vilnius: 60 (2010) |
| Country |
 Lithuania
|
| Continent |
 Europe (UEFA) |
| Most recent champion(s) |
Bekentas Vilnius |
| Level on pyramid | 5 |
The Sunday Football League (SFL) is an amateur association football level 5 league in Lithuania. The league was established in 2005. It is managed by VšĮ „Sekmadienio futbolo lyga“. Players from higher leagues except top Lithuanian division - A Lyga are not prohibited from playing in SFL [1]
Established in 2005 in Vilnius. In the first season 19 teams participated in SFL (A division - 9 teams, B division - 6, C division 4).
1. Prelegentai 2. Tygelis 3. Užupis
B division top teams:
1. Kapočiai 2. "Viči" 3. Pietų IV
C division top teams:
1. Kruša 2. F.1.C. 3. Gangai
In 2006 SFL included 24 teams(A division - 8, B division - 8, C division - 8)[4].
A division top teams:
1. Prelegentai 2. Ozas-Triobet 3. Užupis
B division top teams: 1. Fortūna 2. LiCS 3. Kruša
C division top teams: 1. Bekentas 2. Creditinfo 3. Ozo tapyrai
In 2007 37 teams participated, divided into 4 divisions (A division - 10, B division - 10, C division - 10, D1 division 7 (spring), and 9 (autumn)
A division top teams [5]:
1. Prelegentai 2. Fortūna 3. Ozas-Triobet
In 2009 48 teams participated in Vilnius region (A division - 10, B division - 10, C division - 10, D 1 division - 9, D 2 division - 9), and 5 teams in Klaipėda SFL competition.
A division top teams [6]:
1. Prelegentai 2. Ozas-Triobet 3. Aktas
In 2009 season 60 teams and 2500 players participated in Vilnius SFL. The league significantly expanded beyond Vilnius region to Klaipėda, Alytus and Šakiai. Among the SFL participants were former professional footballers Raimondas Žutautas, Vaidas Žutautas, Eimantas Poderis, Ričardas Zdančius, Aidas Preikšaitis and some celebrities such as former professional basketball player Rolandas Skaisgirys, singers Gabrielius Liaudanskas-Svaras and Linas Zareckas-Choras, actor Andrius Bialobžeskis, politician Juozas Olekas [7]. Fifteen SFL teams participated in 2009/2010 LFF cup[8].
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