The last round of the National Division 2009/10 season held on Sunday, May 23, brought no changes on the table. With an insurmountable lead, Sheriff Tiraspol retained the title, as a 2-0 win over St. Gheorge Suruceni merely confirmed their supremacy, Info-Prim Neo reports. The second-best, Iskra-Stal, were held to a 1-1 draw by Dynamo at Bender. Olympia Balti kept the third spot despite losing 2-0 to Viitorul at Orhei. This season's ill-starred team Zimbru Chisinau defeated Academia UTM, 2-0, as Dacia Chisinau managed the same score against FC Tiraspol. Rapid Ghidighici trashed 6-0 the bottom-placed Nistru Otaci. [Final National Division Standings:] 1. Sheriff – 84 points (33 matches); 2. Iskra-Stal – 65; 3. Olympia – 60; 4. Zimbru – 59; 5. Dacia – 58; 6. CSCA-Rapid – 45; 7. Academia – 42; 8. Viitorul – 36; 9. FC Tiraspol – 34; 10. Dynamo – 32; 11. Sf. Gheorghe – 24; 12. Nistru – 11. Sheriff will play in the second qualifying round of the Champions League, Dacia in the second qualifying round of Europa League, while Iskra-Stal and Olympia in the first round. St. Gheorge now face a playoff game with the Division A second-best, unless the latter refuse or are refused promotion. Nistru Otaci are in a similar situation, and their chances to avoid relegation are oddly high enough despite coming off last. The last game of the Moldovan 2009/10 football season is the Moldova Cup Final, in which Dacia will meet Sheriff at Zimbru stadium on May 30.