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1965–66 Cypriot First Division

1965-66 First League of Cyprus

The 1965-66 season was the twenty-third resmî football season of Cyprus. The championship was won by Omonia Nicosia, which attended ten teams in the league.

The First Division 1965/66 was the 27th season of the highest Cypriot league in men's football. It began on October 30, 1965 and ended on May 31, 1966. The master was Omonia Nicosia, which secured its second title in the championship.

The Cyprus Football Championship 1965-1966 was the official first division championship in Cyprus. The country's eleven best clubs participated in a unique format, competing twice against each other both at home and away. This season marked the twenty-eighth edition of the Cyprus Football Championship, with Omonia Nicosia emerging as the champion.

The 1965/66 Cypriot First Division was contested by 11 teams, with AC Omonia winning the championship. The league standings showed a clear dominance from Omonia, which secured its second title in the top-level football league.

In terms of scoring, Panikos Efthymiades was the top scorer with a total of 20 goals. The win was scored by 3 points, the tie by 2 points while the defeat by one point. The final championship score was determined based on a combination of first-place points and end ratios, which were calculated from the resulting goal difference.

The results of the league games are as follows:

| Team | Matches | Wins | Draws | Losses | Points |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Omonia Nicosia | 20 | 14 | 4 | 2 | 32 |
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |

The championship was won by Omonia Nicosia, which secured its second title in the top-level football league. This season marked an important milestone for Cypriot football, with Omonia's dominance setting a high standard for future seasons.

Note: The exact results and standings of the 1965-66 First League of Cyprus are not provided due to the lack of comprehensive data across all sources. However, it is clear that Omonia Nicosia emerged as the champion, securing its second title in the championship.