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Champions and Top Scorers

Season Champion Runner-up 3rd position Top scorer
1992 Neftchi Baku Khazar Sumgayit Turan Tovuz Nazim Aliyev (Khazar Sumgayit, 39 goals)
1993 Qarabağ Khazar Sumgayit Turan Tovuz Samir Alakbarov (Neftchi Baku, 16 goals)
1993-94 Turan Tovuz Qarabağ Kapaz Musa Gurbanov (Turan, 35 goals)
1994-95 Kapaz Turan Tovuz Neftchi Baku Nazim Aliyev (Neftchi Baku, 27 goals)
1995-96 Neftchi Baku Khazri Buzovna Kapaz Nazim Aliyev (Neftchi Baku/Qarabağ, 23 goals)
1996-97 Neftchi Baku Qarabağ Khazri Buzovna Gurban Gurbanov (Neftchi Baku, 25 goals)
1997-98 Kapaz Baku Shamkir Nazim Aliyev (Baku, 23 goals)
1998-99 Kapaz Shamkir Neftchi Baku Alay Bahramov (Vilash Masalli, 24 goals)
1999-00 Shamkir Kapaz Neftchi Baku Badri Kvaratskhelia (Shakmir, 16 goals)
2000-01 Shamkir Neftchi Baku Vilash Masalli Pasha Aliyev (Bakili Baku, 12 goals)
2001-02 Shamkir Neftchi Baku Qarabağ Kanan Karimov (Kapaz, 14 goals)
Dmitri Kudinov (Qarabağ, 14 goals)
2002-03 Due to conflict between almost all clubs and the Association of Football Federations of Azerbaijan, no league championship was held.
2003-04 Neftchi Baku Shamkir Qarabağ Samir Musayev (Qarabağ, 20 goals)
2004-05 Neftchi Baku Khazar Lankaran Karvan Zaur Ramazanov (Karvan, 21 goals)
2005-06 Baku Karvan Neftchi Baku Yacouba Bamba (Karvan, 16 goals)
2006-07 Khazar Lankaran Neftchi Baku Baku Zaur Ramazanov (Khazar Lankaran, 20 goals)
2007-08 Inter Baku AZAL Neftchi Baku Khagani Mammadov (Inter Baku, 19 goals)
2008-09 Baku Inter Baku Simurq Walter Guglielmone (Inter Baku, 17 goals)
2009-10 Inter Baku Baku Qarabağ Farid Guliyev (Standard Baku, 16 goals)
2010-11 Neftchi Baku Khazar Lankaran Qarabağ Georgi Adamia (Qarabağ, 18 goals)
2011-12 Neftchi Baku Khazar Lankaran Inter Baku Bahodir Nasimov (Neftchi Baku, 16 goals)

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