The 2011 season of the FFAS Senior League was the thirty-first season of

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Format

Eighteen teams competed in the league divided into two groups of nine. The top two teams in each group qualified automatically for the semi final stage. The group stage was played on a round robin basis and all knockout rounds were one-legged.

Pool A

Table

Pool B

Table

Knockout stage

Semi finals

Third place match

Final

References

{{ASFA Soccer League FFAS Senior League seasons

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