AS Monaco FC won Division 1 season 1960/1961 of the French Association Football League with 57 points.

[edit] Participating teams

Angers SCO FC Grenoble Le Havre AC RC Lens Limoges FC Olympique Lyonnais AS Monaco FC FC Nancy OGC Nice Nîmes Olympique

RC Paris Stade de Reims Stade Rennais UC FC Rouen AS Saint-Etienne UA Sedan-Torcy Stade Français FC Toulouse FC AS Troyes-Savinienne US Valenciennes-Anzin

[edit] Final table

Position	Club	Points	Played	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	av. attendance	Europe, Division 2
1	AS Monaco FC	57	38	26	5	7	77	42	+35		Champion of France European Cup
2	RC Paris	56	38	23	10	5	93	57	+36
3	Stade de Reims	50	38	23	4	11	78	44	+34
4	FC Rouen	46	38	21	4	13	56	42	+14
5	AS Saint-Etienne	43	38	16	11	11	60	54	+6
6	Nîmes Olympique	42	38	17	8	13	70	61	+9
7	Angers SCO	40	38	16	8	14	64	56	+8
8	FC Nancy	39	38	13	13	12	55	52	+3
9	UA Sedan-Torcy	38	38	15	8	15	64	63	+1		UEFA Cup Winner's Cup (Winner of Coupe de France)
10	RC Lens	37	38	14	9	15	50	54	-4
11	Le Havre AC	36	38	13	10	15	61	62	-1
12	Toulouse FC	36	38	13	10	15	49	58	-9
13	OGC Nice	34	38	13	8	17	66	73	-7
14	Stade Rennais UC	34	38	12	10	16	52	59	-7
15	Olympique Lyonnais	34	38	13	8	17	60	71	-11		Inter-Cities Fairs Cup
16	Stade Français FC	32	38	12	8	18	52	59	-7
17	FC Grenoble	31	38	8	15	15	47	55	-8		Relegated to Division 2
18	Limoges FC	30	38	11	8	19	55	69	-14		Relegated to Division 2
19	US Valenciennes-Anzin	30	38	12	6	20	35	57	-22		Relegated to Division 2
20	AS Troyes-Savinienne	15	38	5	5	28	52	108	-56		Relegated to Division 2

(Victory:2 points, Draw:1 point, Defeat:0 points)

Promoted from Division 2 , who will play in Division 1 season 1961/1962

• SO Montpellier:Champion of Division 2
• FC Metz:runner-up of Division 2
• FC Sochaux-Montbéliard: Third place
• RC Strasbourg: Fourth place, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup

[edit] Top goalscorers

Place	Player	Nationality	Club	Goals
1	Roger Piantoni	France	Stade de Reims	28
2	Antoine Keller	France	AS Troyes-Savinienne	23
3	Hassan Akesbi	Morocco	Nîmes Olympique	21
-	Joseph Ujlaki	France  Hungary	RC Paris	21
5	Hector De Bourgoing	France  Argentina	OGC Nice	20
-	Jacques Faivre	France	Stade Rennais UC	20
7	Lucien Cossou	France	AS Monaco FC	18
8	Yvon Douis	France	Le Havre AC	17
9	Mohamed Salem	?	UA Sedan-Torcy	16
10	Nestor Combin	France  Argentina	Olympique Lyonnais	15
-	Alberto Muro	Argentina	FC Nancy	15
-	Jean-Jacques Marcel	France	RC Paris	15
-	Norbert Eschmann	Switzerland	Stade Français	15
14	Eugène Njo-Léa	Cameroon	Olympique Lyonnais	14
-	Serge Roy	France	AS Monaco FC	14

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