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2004–05 National Football League (India)

9th season of National Football League

Field	Value
competition	National Football League
season	2004–05
dates	12 January – 21 May 2005
winners	Dempo
1st NFL title
1st Indian title
runners-up	Sporting Goa
relegated	Churchill Brothers
Vasco
State Bank of Travancore
Tollygunge Agragami
continentalcup2	AFC Cup
continentalcup2 qualifiers	Dempo
league topscorer	Dudu Omagbemi (21 goals)
biggest home win	East Bengal 5–0 Tollygunge Agragami
(15 February 2005)
Vasco 5–0 Tollygunge Agragami
(23 March 2005)
biggest away win	Dempo 0–4 Sporting Goa
(16 March 2005)
Churchill Brothers 0–4 Sporting Goa
(31 March 2005)
Tollygunge Agragami 0–4 Mohun Bagan
(5 May 2005)
highest scoring
(14 January 2005)
Sporting Goa 5–2 Vasco
(29 April 2005)
prevseason	2003–04
nextseason	2005–06

1st NFL title 1st Indian title | runners-up = Sporting Goa Vasco State Bank of Travancore Tollygunge Agragami (15 February 2005) Vasco 5–0 Tollygunge Agragami (23 March 2005) (16 March 2005) Churchill Brothers 0–4 Sporting Goa (31 March 2005) Tollygunge Agragami 0–4 Mohun Bagan (5 May 2005) (14 January 2005) Sporting Goa 5–2 Vasco (29 April 2005) The 2004–05 National Football League was the ninth season of the National Football League, the top Indian professional league for association football clubs, since its inception in 1996. 12 teams took part in the season. Dempo won the league by scoring 47 points in 22 matches. Sporting Goa won the second position by scoring 45 points in 22 matches. Dudu Omagbemi of Sporting Clube de Goa was the highest goal scorer of the league (21).

League standings

Season awards

The following awards were given at the conclusion of the season. Dudu Omagbemi of Sporting Clube, who scored 21 goals, was named the best player and best forward for the season.

Award	Recipient	Club
Best Player	Dudu Omagbemi	Sporting Goa
Best Forward	Dudu Omagbemi	Sporting Goa
Best Midfielder	Climax Lawrence	East Bengal
Best Goalkeeper	Satish Kumar	Dempo
Best Defender	Mahesh Gawli	Mahindra United
Fair Play	JCT Mills

References

(15 February 2005). "East Bengal crush Tollygunge 5-0". Rediff.com.
(23 March 2005). "Vasco thrash Tollygunge". Rediff.com.
(16 March 2005). "Sporting rout Dempo". Rediff.com.
(1 April 2005). "Sporting thrash Churchill Brothers". Rediff.com.
(5 May 2005). "Bagan rout Tollygunge". Rediff.com.
(14 January 2005). "SBT back with a bang". Rediff.com.
(29 April 2005). "Sporting Clube rout Vasco". Rediff.com.
"National Football League". rediff.com.
(27 May 2005). "Omagbemi adjudged best". Rediff.com.

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