1991 in Lithuanian football was the first season of competitive association football in Lithuania as an independent nation since regaining independence from the Soviet Union in 1990.
The Lithuanian Football Federation (LFF) organised three football leagues: A Lyga (the highest), 1 Lyga (second-tier), and 2 Lyga (third-tier), which comprises several zones. 1991 was a transitional year: it was decided to adopt western fall-spring model. Therefore, the season lasted only one round from March to June. Prior to that there were the 1990 Baltic League and the 1990 Lithuanian Top League .
National leagues
A Lyga
Regular season
Championship play-off
Semifinals
Third place match
Final
1 Lyga
2 Lyga
Zone West
Pos
Team
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
1
Banga Gargždai
13
9
3
1
38
10
+28
21
2
Papartis Šiauliai
13
7
4
2
18
10
+8
18
3
Cementininkas Naujoji Akmenė
13
8
2
3
21
13
+8
18
4
Zondra Seda
13
5
6
2
16
10
+6
16
5
Liepsna Klaipėda
13
7
1
5
33
16
+17
15
6
Žėrutis Radviliškis
13
4
6
3
16
16
0
14
7
Salanta Salantai
13
5
3
5
17
17
0
13
8
Venta Daugeliai
13
4
4
5
16
17
−1
12
9
Logika Šiauliai
13
5
2
6
20
20
0
12
10
Mituva Jurbarkas
13
5
2
6
18
19
−1
12
11
Elektronas-2 Tauragė
13
4
3
6
24
21
+3
11
12
Okeanas Klaipėda
13
4
1
8
11
40
−29
9
13
Kruoja Pakruojas
13
2
2
9
11
32
−21
6
14
GPK Joniškis
13
2
1
10
11
29
−18
5
Zone East
Pos
Team
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
1
Makabi Vilnius
16
12
4
0
46
8
+38
28
2
Aidas Panevėžys
16
13
0
3
55
21
+34
26
3
Azotas Jonava
16
8
5
3
44
20
+24
21
4
Utenis Utena
16
9
3
4
21
20
+1
21
5
Rasa Anykščiai
16
7
6
3
28
17
+11
20
6
Versmė Birštonas
16
10
0
6
34
33
+1
20
7
Polonia Vilnius
16
8
4
4
37
31
+6
20
8
Klevas Jonava
17
9
1
7
40
30
+10
19
9
Kaitra Lentvaris
16
5
6
5
19
23
−4
16
10
Aušra Vilnius
16
5
5
6
31
32
−1
15
11
Merkys Varėna
16
6
2
8
29
37
−8
14
12
Panerys-2 Vilnius
16
5
4
7
27
18
+9
14
13
Kibirkštis Vilnius
16
5
1
10
22
35
−13
11
14
Olimpia Panevėžys
16
3
3
10
15
35
−20
9
15
Technika Nemenčinė
15
1
5
9
17
41
−24
7
16
Modulis Pabradė
16
3
1
12
14
41
−27
7
17
Lokomotyvas Kybartai
16
2
0
14
20
67
−47
4
National cup
National team
References
Laužadis, Almantas (1998-09-23). "Lithuania 1991 Tables" . Archived from the original on 2006-05-15. Retrieved 2008-07-28 . Saulis, Vytautas; Gediminas Kalinauskas (1997). Lietuvos futbolas 1922–1997 (in Lithuanian). Diemedžio leidykla. pp. 234– 235. ISBN 9986-23-034-9 .
Domestic leagues Domestic cups League cups Supercups UEFA competitions Non-UEFA competitions
Domestic leagues Domestic cups League cups Supercups UEFA competitions Non-UEFA competitions
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