Prva Liga

Slovenia

Matches

Prva Liga Live Stream and TV Schedule, Live Scores, Fixtures

Saturday, 22 November

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Sunday, 23 November

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14:00 Maribor vs Olimpija
Canal+Sportklub Poland ŠTV 1
16:30 Primorje vs Mura
SportKlub 1 Slovenia

Monday, 24 November

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16:30 Bravo vs Radomlje
Canal+SportKlub 1 Slovenia Sportklub Poland

Friday, 28 November

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16:30 Aluminij vs Primorje

Saturday, 29 November

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14:00 Mura vs Maribor
16:30 Olimpija vs Radomlje

Sunday, 30 November

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14:00 Domžale vs Bravo
16:30 Celje vs Koper

Friday, 5 December

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16:30 Koper vs Domžale

Saturday, 6 December

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14:00 Maribor vs Aluminij
16:30 Radomlje vs Mura

Sunday, 7 December

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14:00 Bravo vs Olimpija
16:30 Celje vs Primorje

Saturday, 31 January

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Wednesday, 4 February

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Saturday, 7 February

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Saturday, 14 February

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Saturday, 21 February

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Saturday, 28 February

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Saturday, 7 March

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Saturday, 14 March

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Saturday, 21 March

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Saturday, 4 April

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Saturday, 11 April

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Wednesday, 15 April

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Table

Prva Liga League Standings

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Pos	Team	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Form
1	Celje	15	11	3	1	39	12	27	36	W D L W D
2	Maribor	15	8	3	4	30	19	11	27	W L W W D
3	Bravo	15	7	4	4	32	22	10	25	D W W L D
4	Koper	15	7	3	5	26	22	4	24	L W D W L
5	Olimpija	15	6	3	6	19	19	0	21	D D L L W
6	Aluminij	15	6	3	6	23	26	-3	21	D D L L W
7	Radomlje	15	5	4	6	18	28	-10	19	L D D W D
8	Mura	15	3	6	6	18	23	-5	15	D D W D W
9	Primorje	15	3	2	10	17	32	-15	11	W L L L L
10	Domžale	15	2	3	10	15	34	-19	9	L D W D L

About Prva Liga

History, Format, Organization, Media Coverage

The Slovenian First Football League, also known as the Prva Liga, is the highest division league in Slovenia. The championship was founded in 1991 after the nation gained its independence, with Olimpija winning the inaugural title.

A total of 10 teams contest for the title in the Prva Liga, with each club facing the other nine four times per season – twice at home and twice away – for a total of 36 Matchdays. The champion earns a ticket to the UEFA Champions League while the last-placed side gets relegated to the Slovenian Second League, the nation’s second division.