2018–19 Bermudian Premier Division

Bermudian Premier Division
Season	2018–19
Champions	PHC Zebras
Relegated	Paget Lions
Caribbean Club Shield	PHC Zebras
Matches played	90
Biggest home win	BAA 6–1 BBZ; (22 September 2018)
Biggest away win	BAA 1–7 PHC; (6 October 2018)
Highest scoring	8 goals: (twice)
Longest winning run	4 matches; X-Roads Warriors; (16 September – present)
Longest unbeaten run	4 matches; X-Roads Warriors; (16 September – present)
Longest winless run	4 matches; Boulevard Blazers; Somerset Trojans; (16 September – present)
Longest losing run	4 matches; Boulevard Blazers; Somerset Trojans; (16 September – present)
	← 2017–18 2019–20 →

The 2018–19 Bermudian Premier Division is the 56th season of the Bermudian Premier Division, the top division football competition in Bermuda. The season began on 15 September 2018.^[1]

Teams

Ten teams compete in the league – the top eight teams from the previous season, and two teams promoted from the Bermuda First Division. The new teams this season are BAA Wanderers and Paget Lions, who replace Flanagan's Onions and YMSC Bluebirds.

Team	Home city	Home ground	Capacity
BAA Wanderers	Hamilton	Goose Gosling Field	700
Boulevard Blazers	Pembroke	Police Field	7,000
Dandy Town Hornets	Pembroke	St. John's Field	400
Devonshire Cougars	Devonshire	Bermuda National Stadium	8,500
North Village Rams	Hamilton	Bermuda National Stadium	8,500
Paget Lions	Southampton	Southampton Rangers Field	1,000
PHC Zebras	Warwick	PHC Field	500
Robin Hood	Pembroke	Goose Gosling Field	700
Somerset Trojans	Sandys	Somerset Cricket Club Field	1,500
X-Roads Warriors	Smith's	Warrior Park	400

League table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	PHC Zebras (C)	18	14	1	3	43	14	+29	43	Caribbean Club Shield
2	Robin Hood	18	11	6	1	55	22	+33	39
3	Dandy Town Hornets	18	11	2	5	48	34	+14	35
4	Devonshire Cougars	18	7	5	6	31	28	+3	26
5	X-Roads Warriors	18	7	4	7	47	37	+10	25
6	BAA Wanderers	18	7	2	9	39	55	−16	23
7	Boulevard Blazers	18	6	3	9	36	53	−17	21
8	North Village Rams	18	5	3	10	27	35	−8	18
9	Somerset Trojans	18	2	5	11	27	47	−20	11	Reprieved from relegation^[a]
10	Paget Lions (R)	18	2	5	11	22	50	−28	11	Relegated to Bermuda First Division

Source: Soccerway
(C) Champions; (R) Relegated
Notes:

^ Somerset Trojans were reprieved from relegation after BAA Wanderers withdrew from the league at the end of the 2018–19 season.^[2]

References

External links

Bermuda Football Association

[table_note_res_REP0.29287815899257-3] Somerset Trojans were reprieved from relegation after BAA Wanderers withdrew from the league at the end of the 2018–19 season.^[2]

[1] Bermuda 2018/19, RSSSF.com

[2] Bermuda Football Association (25 July 2019). "The Bermuda Football Association (BFA) Competitions Committee can now officially confirm Somerset Cricket Club's reinstatement to the Premier Division for the 2019/20 Football Season. The Association officially confirms that the Bermuda Athletic Association (BAA) has withdrawn its senior team from the Premier Division for the upcoming 2019/20 season, and Somerset Cricket Club (SCC), the 9th placed Premier Division team in the recently concluded 2018/19 season, has accepted the invitation to have its Premier Division status restored. The BFA Executive Council has confirmed its desire to maintain a complement of ten teams in the top division, and has therefore endorsed the recommendation to reinstate Somerset Cricket Club's Premier Division status - the decision having been made under Clause 4 (c) ii of the General Rules of Divisional Competition, which reads as follows: Vacancies caused by the retirement of a team or by the withdrawal of a membership organization from the Division may be filled by the Executive Council at their discretion prior to the commencement of the Leagues. In addition, the BFA Executive Council has acknowledged Somerset Cricket Club's player transfer philosophy may have been different had they not been relegated. Therefore, SCC has been given a 10-day window to complete any player transfers. The BFA Executive Council will consider further applications on a case by case basis". Retrieved 7 September 2019.

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