The 2004–05 season of the

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was the 44th season of Top-Flight Professional League

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. This season featured 11 clubs once more from across the

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. Two of the competing teams were eligible for qualifying for international competitions(

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for 1st Position and

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while 2nd and 3rd enter the

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) while the bottom 3 would be relegated to make way for 2 teams from the 2004–05 Second Division for 2005–06 season. This Due to the league being reduced to 10 teams for the 2005–06 season.2004–05 season
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Final table

Top scorers

''Correct as of 28 June 2005.''Goalzz.com''
2004-05 Top scorers
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References

External links

Goalzz.comRec.Sports.Soccer.Statistics.FoundationLebanese Football.com
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