Ethiopian First League
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Football league From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Ethiopian First League (Amharic: የኢትዮጵያ አንደኛ ሊግ) is the third division of Ethiopian football.[1] The league is run by the Ethiopian Football Federation.[2]
Country | Ethiopia (32 teams) |
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Confederation | CAF |
Number of teams | 55 |
Level on pyramid | 3 |
Promotion to | Ethiopian Higher League |
Domestic cup(s) | Ethiopian Cup Ethiopian Super Cup |
Current: 2020–21 Ethiopian First League |
The 2021-22 (2013 E.C.) edition of the league, 48 clubs were split into three different groups each in a designated host city.[3][4][5]
Team | Home City |
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Boditi City | Boditi |
Dire Dawa Police | Dire Dawa |
Lideta Sub-city | Addis Ababa |
Bule Horra City | Bule Hora |
Wenji Suger | Wenji |
Dukem City | Dukem |
Meki City | Meki |
Misrak Sub-city | Hawassa |
Goba City | Goba |
Limu Genet | Limu |
Arada Sub-city | Addis Ababa |
Team | Home City |
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Holeta City | Holeta |
Addis Addis Police | Addis Ababa |
Hadya Lemo | Fonko |
Metu City | Metu |
Mojo City | Mojo |
Nifas Silk Lafto Sub-city | Addis Ababa |
Harar City | Harar |
Durame City | Durame |
Mekelakeye B | Addis Ababa |
Varnero Woreda 13 | |
Jinka City | Jinka |
Waliso FC | Waliso |
Team | Home City |
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Areka City | Areka |
Robe City | Robe |
Angacha City | Angacha |
Legetafo 01 | Legetafo |
Asosa City | Asosa |
Gofa Barenche | Sawla |
Bole Sub-city | Addis Ababa |
Sululta City | Sululta |
Addis Sub-city | Addis Ababa |
Bishoftu City | Bishoftu |
Nisir Club |
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