The Luxembourg National Division is in progress again, and football fans are gearing up for an exciting season ahead. The 2022/2023 Luxembourg National Division Table Standings is thrilling with 16 teams battling it out for the top of the table standings. From FC Swift Hesperange to Hostert, each team brings its unique style of play and strategy to the pitch.
As we gear up for another round of intense matches, let’s take a closer look at each team and how they might fare this season. So grab your jerseys, get comfortable, and join us as we dive into the Season 2022/2023 Luxembourg National Division Table Standings!
Season 2022/2023 of the Luxembourg National Division
As of May 16 2023, 16 teams compete in Luxembourg’s National Division, and 240 matches have already been played. A current leader in National Division is Swift Hesperange, with 24 wins from 29 matches, followed by Progrès Niedercorn and F91 Dudelange. Hostert is at the bottom of the table with four wins. In danger of relegation, UN Käerjéng and Etzella Ettelbrück are just above Hostert.
Attacking:
Rayan Philippe is the highest scorer in the National Division, with 32 goals. Swift Hesperange has scored the most goals so far, with 98. Bruno Ramrez leads the National Division in assists this season with two.
The defense:
As of now, Fola Esch has conceded the most goals (70), while Swift Hesperange holds the best clean sheet record (13). Geordan Dupire is the goalkeeper with the most clean sheets (13).
Disciplinary:
In National Division, 1040 yellow cards have been shown, making an average of 4.48 yellow cards per match. Red cards have been shown 36 times (0.16 per match), and yellow-red cards 51 times (0.22 per match).
It is possible to check National Division live scores, updated every minute when matches are live, on Scoreaxis.com after each round.
The 2022/2023 Luxembourg National Division Table Standings
See Also: Season 2022/2023 Zambia Super League Table Standings
2022/2023 National Division Top Scores Players
Here is the list of top 10 players with the most goals in this season.
The Luxembourg Premier League
The National Division was known as the BGL Ligue before to 2011, when the Luxembourg Football Federation won a sponsorship arrangement with Fortis.
Before 2006, the league had twelve teams, but it rose to fourteen the following year and has been there ever since. F91 Dudelange is the current champion.
With the exception of 1912-13 and four seasons during World War II, the competition has been held every year since 1909-10.
It was known as the Luxembourgish Championship prior to 1913-1914 (Ltzebuerger Championnat, French: Championnat Luxembourgeois). It was known as the Premier Division from 1914-15 to 1931-32 (French: Première Division; Luxembourgish: Éischt Divisioun).
From 1932-1933 until 1956-1957, the Division of Honour (French: Division d’Honneur; Luxembourgish: Éirendivisioun) was held. Since 1957-1958, the league has been known as the National Division.
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