Übersetzung für 'MFL' von Englisch nach Deutsch

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• In April 2019, as part of the Malaysian Football League (MFL) initiative to improve the quality of Malaysian football stadiums, the stadium's pitch were upgraded through the MFL's pilot project to restore field quality.
• Allan Jeans was recruited to St.Kilda after playing in Finley Football Club's 1954 Murray Football League (MFL) senior premiership, and he was also runner up in the 1954 MFL O’Dwyer Medal.
• Goovert became the head coach for the Flint Sabres of the MFL for the 1973 season. The Sabres went 7–2–1 under Goovert and finished third in the league. and won the MFL championship game.
• The matches should have played from 12 to 13 November 2020, but it be cancelled immediately by the MFL on 12 November 2020 following government's rejection of MFL's appeal due to COVID-19 Pandemic hit that country.
• The MFL Challenge Cup (Malay: "Piala Cabaran MFL"), formerly known as Malaysia Challenge Cup, is a Malaysian football competition held under the auspices of the Malaysian Football League and the Football Association of Malaysia.

• MFL tools are used primarily to detect pitting corrosion, and some tool configurations can detect weld defects.
• Carter was recruited from Strathmerton in the Murray Football League (MFL), after winning the 1956 MFL premiership and the O'Dwyer Medal.
• company SBM Mineral Processing GmbH of Laakirchen was taken over by MFL's owner 'Group Haider' (Heinrich Obernhuber / Krünes Consulting GmbH.) becoming an associate company of the MFL group.
• As of season 2014–15 the league was rebranded Midland Football League (MFL) after the Midland Football Combination merged with the Midland Alliance.
• Bayswater and Queens Park joined the MFL for season 2013, with Baldivis, Secret Harbour leaving the MFL.

• Norm Minns was a former Wangaratta and O&MFL player and captain / coach of Benalla and Corowa. He was also a long time O&MFL selector and life member.
• After a standout 1957 season, where he won the league goal-kicking award, shared the O&MFL best and fairest, represented the O&MFL in the Victorian country football championships, and then kicked the winning goal for Wangaratta against North Albury in the 1957 O&MFL grand final.
• The oval was renamed the Norm Minns Oval in honour of Norm Minns, who played in four consecutive O&MFL premierships with Wangaratta from 1949 to 1952, won another O&MFL flag as captain-coach of Benalla in 1953, and went on to the committees and selection boards for both the Wangaratta and the O&MFL interleague teams.