2003–04 Iraqi Premier League

• Al-Difaa Al-Jawi renamed to Al-Estiqlal.

{{#invoke:sports table|main|style=WDL

|ranking_style=ppgpts

|team1=ERB|name_ERB=Erbil

|team2=MSL|name_MSL=Al-Mosul

|team3=ZAK|name_ZAK=Zakho

|team4=KIR|name_KIR=Kirkuk

|team5=DUH|name_DUH=Duhok

|team6=SUL|name_SUL=Sulaymaniya

|team7=PRS|name_PRS=Peris

|win_ERB=6|draw_ERB=3|loss_ERB=1|gf_ERB=19|ga_ERB=8

|win_MSL=5|draw_MSL=1|loss_MSL=2|gf_MSL=13|ga_MSL=8

|win_ZAK=4|draw_ZAK=3|loss_ZAK=3|gf_ZAK=11|ga_ZAK=9

|win_KIR=4|draw_KIR=3|loss_KIR=3|gf_KIR=8|ga_KIR=10

|win_DUH=4|draw_DUH=0|loss_DUH=3|gf_DUH=10|ga_DUH=6

|win_SUL=2|draw_SUL=0|loss_SUL=7|gf_SUL=6|ga_SUL=17

|win_PRS=0|draw_PRS=2|loss_PRS=6|gf_PRS=5|ga_PRS=14

|note_ERB=On the assumption that Iraq would be granted three slots for the 2004–05 Arab Champions League, the IFA planned to admit Erbil into the competition as leaders of the North Group. However, UAFA only allowed Iraq to have one participant, leading to Iraq withdrawing from the tournament.

|show_matches=y

|matches_style=FBR|solid_cell=grey

|match_MSL_SUL=1–0

|match_MSL_ERB=2–1

|match_MSL_KIR=2–2

|match_MSL_PRS=2–1

|match_MSL_ZAK=3–0

|match_SUL_MSL=1–2

|match_SUL_DUH=1–0

|match_SUL_PRS=2–0

|match_SUL_ZAK=0–2

|match_DUH_SUL=3–0

|match_DUH_KIR=2–0

|match_DUH_PRS=3–2

|match_DUH_ZAK=1–0

|match_ERB_MSL=2–1

|match_ERB_SUL=5–0

|match_ERB_DUH=2–1

|match_ERB_KIR=4–1

|match_ERB_PRS=2–1

|match_ERB_ZAK=1–1

|match_KIR_MSL=1–0

|match_KIR_SUL=1–0

|match_KIR_DUH=1–0

|match_KIR_ERB=0–0

|match_KIR_PRS=2–1

|match_KIR_ZAK=0–0

|match_PRS_ERB=0–0

|match_PRS_ZAK=0–0

|match_ZAK_SUL=3–2

|match_ZAK_ERB=1–2

|match_ZAK_KIR=1–0

|match_ZAK_PRS=3–0

|update=complete|source=[https://www.goalzz.com/?c=188 Goalzz]

}}

{{#invoke:sports table|main|style=WDL

|res_col_header=Q

|ranking_style=ppgpts

|team1=QWJ|name_QWJ=Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya

|team2=SHR|name_SHR=Al-Shorta

|team3=KAR|name_KAR=Al-Karkh

|team4=EST|name_EST=Al-Estiqlal

|team5=DIY|name_DIY=Diyala

|team6=SAL|name_SAL=Salahaddin

|win_QWJ=6|draw_QWJ=0|loss_QWJ=0|gf_QWJ=13|ga_QWJ=0

|win_SHR=5|draw_SHR=1|loss_SHR=0|gf_SHR=19|ga_SHR=4

|win_KAR=4|draw_KAR=1|loss_KAR=3|gf_KAR=12|ga_KAR=11

|win_EST=3|draw_EST=1|loss_EST=4|gf_EST=11|ga_EST=15

|win_DIY=2|draw_DIY=0|loss_DIY=7|gf_DIY=7|ga_DIY=21

|win_SAL=1|draw_SAL=1|loss_SAL=7|gf_SAL=5|ga_SAL=16

|col_QPR=#BBF3BB|text_QPR=Additional play-offs

|result1=QPR|result2=QPR

|show_matches=y

|matches_style=FBR|solid_cell=grey

|match_EST_KAR=5–1

|match_EST_QWJ=0–2

|match_EST_SHR=0–5

|match_EST_DIY=2–4

|match_EST_SAL=1–0

|match_KAR_EST=2–2

|match_KAR_DIY=2–0

|match_KAR_SAL=2–0

|match_QWJ_EST=1–0

|match_QWJ_KAR=2–0

|match_QWJ_SAL=5–0

|match_SHR_KAR=2–1

|match_SHR_DIY=7–1

|match_SHR_SAL=2–1

|match_DIY_EST=0–1

|match_DIY_KAR=0–2

|match_DIY_QWJ=0–2

|match_DIY_SHR=0–2

|match_DIY_SAL=2–0

|match_SAL_KAR=0–2

|match_SAL_QWJ=0–1

|match_SAL_SHR=1–1

|match_SAL_DIY=3–0

|update=complete|source=[https://www.goalzz.com/?c=188 Goalzz]

}}

{{#invoke:sports table|main|style=WDL

|res_col_header=Q

|ranking_style=ppgpts

|team1=NFT|name_NFT=Al-Naft

|team2=JSH|name_JSH=Al-Jaish

|team3=TLB|name_TLB=Al-Talaba

|team4=SMR|name_SMR=Samarra

|team5=SIN|name_SIN=Al-Sinaa

|team6=ZWR|name_ZWR=Al-Zawraa

|win_NFT=3|draw_NFT=2|loss_NFT=1|gf_NFT=3|ga_NFT=2

|win_JSH=3|draw_JSH=1|loss_JSH=3|gf_JSH=11|ga_JSH=11

|win_TLB=2|draw_TLB=0|loss_TLB=0|gf_TLB=5|ga_TLB=1

|win_SMR=1|draw_SMR=3|loss_SMR=1|gf_SMR=5|ga_SMR=5

|win_SIN=1|draw_SIN=2|loss_SIN=5|gf_SIN=9|ga_SIN=15

|win_ZWR=1|draw_ZWR=0|loss_ZWR=1|gf_ZWR=3|ga_ZWR=2

|note_TLB=On the assumption that Iraq would be granted three slots for the 2004–05 Arab Champions League, the IFA planned to admit Al-Talaba into the competition after they were invited to compete by ART. However, UAFA only allowed Iraq to have one participant, leading to Iraq withdrawing from the tournament.

|col_QPR=#BBF3BB|text_QPR=Additional play-offs

|result1=QPR|result6=QPR

|show_matches=y

|matches_style=FBR|solid_cell=grey

|match_JSH_NFT=0–1

|match_JSH_SIN=4–2

|match_JSH_ZWR=1–3

|match_JSH_SMR=2–2

|match_NFT_JSH=1–0

|match_NFT_SIN=0–2

|match_NFT_SMR=0–0

|match_SIN_JSH=2–3

|match_SIN_NFT=0–0

|match_SIN_TLB=1–3

|match_SIN_SMR=2–2

|match_TLB_SIN=2–0

|match_ZWR_JSH=0–1

|match_SMR_NFT=0–1

|match_SMR_SIN=1–0

|update=complete|source=[https://www.goalzz.com/?c=188 Goalzz]

}}

{{#invoke:sports table|main|style=WDL

|ranking_style=ppgpts

|team1=NJF|name_NJF=Al-Najaf

|team2=KRB|name_KRB=Karbala

|team3=SMA|name_SMA=Al-Samawa

|team4=MIN|name_MIN=Al-Minaa

|team5=NAS|name_NAS=Al-Nasiriya

|team6=BSR|name_BSR=Al-Basra

|win_NJF=6|draw_NJF=0|loss_NJF=1|gf_NJF=13|ga_NJF=4

|win_KRB=5|draw_KRB=2|loss_KRB=2|gf_KRB=12|ga_KRB=7

|win_SMA=4|draw_SMA=3|loss_SMA=2|gf_SMA=12|ga_SMA=11

|win_MIN=3|draw_MIN=2|loss_MIN=2|gf_MIN=3|ga_MIN=4

|win_NAS=1|draw_NAS=0|loss_NAS=7|gf_NAS=8|ga_NAS=15

|win_BSR=0|draw_BSR=3|loss_BSR=5|gf_BSR=6|ga_BSR=13

|note_NJF=On the assumption that Iraq would be granted three slots for the 2004–05 Arab Champions League, the IFA planned to admit Al-Najaf into the competition as leaders of the South Group. However, UAFA only allowed Iraq to have one participant, leading to Iraq withdrawing from the tournament.

|show_matches=y

|matches_style=FBR|solid_cell=grey

|match_BSR_NJF=1–2

|match_BSR_SMA=3–3

|match_BSR_KRB=1–2

|match_MIN_BSR=0–0

|match_MIN_NAS=1–0

|match_MIN_SMA=1–0

|match_MIN_KRB=1–0

|match_NJF_BSR=2–0

|match_NJF_MIN=3–0

|match_NJF_NAS=3–1

|match_NJF_KRB=1–0

|match_NAS_BSR=2–0

|match_NAS_NJF=0–1

|match_NAS_SMA=2–3

|match_NAS_KRB=2–3

|match_SMA_BSR=1–0

|match_SMA_MIN=0–0

|match_SMA_NJF=2–1

|match_SMA_NAS=2–1

|match_SMA_KRB=0–2

|match_KRB_BSR=1–1

|match_KRB_MIN=1–0

|match_KRB_NAS=2–0

|match_KRB_SMA=1–1

|update=complete|source=[https://www.goalzz.com/?c=188 Goalzz]

}}

{{football box

|date =

|team1 = Al-Zawraa

|score = w/o
(Al-Naft withdrew)

|team2 = Al-Naft

|goals1 =

|goals2 =

|stadium = }}

Al-Zawraa qualified for the 2005 AFC Champions League.

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{{football box

|date = 22 September 2004

|team1 = Al-Shorta

|score = 3–2

|team2 = Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya

|goals1 = A. Abdul-Hussein {{goal|}}
T. Abdul-Hussein {{goal|46}}
Ridha {{goal|65}}

|goals2 = {{goal|}} Mohammed
{{goal|}} Abdul-Wahid

|stadium = Franso Hariri Stadium, Erbil}}

{{football box

|date = 24 September 2004

|team1 = Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya

|score =1–1

|team2 = Al-Shorta

|goals1 = Khudhair {{goal|}}
Mohammed {{sent off|0|}}

|goals2 = {{goal|}} Ridha

|referee = Samir Shubaib

|stadium = Franso Hariri Stadium, Erbil}}

Al-Shorta won 4–3 on aggregate and qualified for the 2005 AFC Champions League.

{{main|List of Iraq Stars League hat-tricks}}

{{reflist}}

• [https://ifa.iq/ Iraq Football Association]

{{Iraq Super League}}

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