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2010 Ykkönen

Field	Value
competition	Ykkönen
season	2010
winners	RoPS
promoted	RoPS
relegated	TPV
Klubi-04
MP
league topscorer	Irakli Sirbiladze, KPV (16)
matches	182
total goals	472
prevseason	2009
nextseason	2011

Klubi-04 MP The Ykkönen Finnish football club's 2010 season began on 18 April 2010 and ended on 16 October 2010.

The winner team will qualify directly for promotion to Veikkausliiga, the second has to play a play-off against the 13th from Veikkausliiga to decide who plays in Veikkausliiga 2011. The bottom 3 teams will qualify directly for relegation to Kakkonen.

Overview

Club	Location	Stadium	Capacity	Manager
FC Espoo	Espoo	Leppävaaran stadion	5,000	Finland Rami Luomanpää
FC Hämeenlinna	Hämeenlinna	Kaurialan kenttä	4,000	Finland Teuvo Palkki
JIPPO	Joensuu	Joensuun keskuskenttä	2,000	England Mark Dziadulewicz
Klubi-04	Helsinki	Finnair Stadium	11,000	Finland Juho Rantala
FC KooTeePee	Kotka	Arto Tolsa Areena	4,780	Finland Janne Hyppönen
KPV	Kokkola	Kokkolan keskuskenttä	3,000	Finland Jarmo Korhonen
MP	Mikkeli	Mikkelin Urheilupuisto	7,000	Finland Janne Wilkman
OPS-jp	Oulu	Castrén	4,000	Brazil Luiz Antonio
PK-35	Vantaa	ISS Stadion	4,500	Finland Pasi Pihamaa
FC PoPa	Pori	Porin Stadion	12,000	Finland Pertti Lundell
PS Kemi	Kemi	Sauvosaari	1,500	Finland Kalle Huusko
RoPS	Rovaniemi	Rovaniemen keskuskenttä	4,000	Wales John Allen
TPV	Tampere	Tammela Stadion	5,040	Algeria Mourad Seddiki
FC Viikingit	Helsinki	Vuosaaren urheilukenttä	4,200	Finland Toni Korkeakunnas

League table

Relegation play-offs

The 13th placed team of 2010 Veikkausliiga and the runners-up of the 2010 Ykkönen will compete in a two-legged play-offs for one spot in the 2011 Veikkausliiga. JJK won the playoffs by 3-1 and remained again in Veikkausliiga.

Linjala

Statistics

Top goalscorers

*Source: miestenykkonen.fi * ;16 goals

Georgia Irakli Sirbiladze (KPV)

;13 goals

Zambia Nchimunya Mweetwa (RoPS)
Finland Fidan Seferi (FC Espoo)

;11 goals

Finland Olli Lehtimäki (FC Hämeenlinna)

;10 goals

Georgia Pavle Khorguashvili (RoPS)
Finland Samu-Petteri Mäkelä (PoPa)

;9 goals

Zambia Chileshe Chibwe (RoPS)
Finland Eero Peltonen (Viikingit)
Brazil Denis Santos (PS Kemi)

References

Official site

References

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