1966 Season

1966 National Soccer League

President: Bill Boytchuk
Vice-president: Ostap Wynnyckyj

Review of the season

Bill Boytchuk of Toronto Ukraina was re-elected as president for the fourth consecutive time. Ostap Wynnyckyj, also of Toronto Ukraina, was elected as vice-president.

The league started the campaign with nine clubs but after only one week Olympia dropped out. The season opened with Toronto Ukraina beating Windsor Teutonia 4-2 in Toronto.

Windsor Teutonia won the playoff championship. This was the first time since 1950 that the playoffs were won by a team from outside of Toronto.

Final standings

	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
Sudbury Italia	28	18	4	6	30	12	42
Hellas	28	18	4	6	60	26	42
Toronto Ukraina	28	17	6	5	51	28	39
Toronto Hungaria	28	14	12	2	50	36	30
Toronto Croatia	28	12	11	5	42	33	29
Windsor Teutonia	26	10	12	4	22	27	24
Kitchener Kickers	28	4	20	4	23	42	12
Portuguese United	26	0	24	2	21	95	2

National Soccer League Play-offs

Group A Semi-finals

October ??, 1966
Sudbury Italia
Toronto Ukraina

October ??, 1966
Sudbury Italia
Toronto Croatia

October 12, 1966 at Stanley Park, Toronto
Toronto Croatia 2
Toronto Ukraina 0

Toronto Croatia won the Group A semi-finals series.

Group B Semi-finals

October 2, 1966 at Stanley Park, Toronto
Hungaria 4
Windsor Teutonia 1

October 5, 1966 Toronto
Toronto Hungaria 4
Toronto Hellas 4

October 15, 1966
Windsor Teutonia 2
Toronto Hungaria 1

October 16, 1966
Windsor Teutonia 2
Toronto Hellas 1

Windsor Teutonia won the Group B semi-finals series

NSL Play-off finals

October 23, 1966 at Stanley Park, Toronto
Toronto Croatia 1
Windsor Teutonia 1

October 30, 1966 at Wigle Park, Windsor
Windsor Teutonia 1
Toronto Croatia 0

Windsor Teutonia won the two-game, total-points finals.

Exhibition games

July 3, 1966 Toronto
National Soccer League All-Stars 5
Azores All-Stars (Portugal) 2

July 10, 1966 Sudbury
Sudbury Italia 0
Toronto Roma (ECPSL) 1

July 25, 1966 Toronto
Attendance:
National Soccer League All-Stars vs Vojvodina (Yugoslavia) ppd