List of Ethiopian Premier League Clubs

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The following is a list of clubs who have played in the Ethiopian Premier League since its formation in 1997 (1990 E.C.) to the current season.[1]

Table[edit]

As of the 2020-21 Season

Club Location Total Seasons Most recent relegation
Adama City Adama 2012-13
Addis Abeba City F.C. Addis Abeba 2016–17
Air Force FC Debre Zeit 2011-12
Arba Minch City Arba Minch 2017–18
Arba Minch Textile Arba Minch 2004-05
Bahir Dar Kenema Bahir Dar N/A
Berhanena Selam FC Addis Abeba 2002-03
Dashen Beer FC Gonder 2015-16
Debub Police Hawassa 2018–19
Dedebit Addis Abeba/

Mekelle

2018–19
Defence Force Addis Abeba 21 2018–19
Dire Dawa City Dire Dawa 2011-12
Dire Dawa Railway[2] Dire Dawa 2002-03
Dire Dawa Textiles[2] Dire Dawa 1999-00
Ethio Electric S.C. Addis Abeba 20 2017–18
Ethiopia Coffee Addis Abeba 22 N/A
Ethiopian Medhin Addis Abeba 2013-14
Ethiopia Nigd Bank (CBE SA) Addis Abeba 2016–17
Fasil City Gonder N/A
Fincha Sugar Fincha'a 2010-11[3]
Guna Trading FC[4] Mekelle 2001-02
Hadiya Hossana Hossana 2015-16
Harar Beer (Harar City) Harar 2013-14
Hawassa City Hawassa N/A
Jimma Aba Buna F.C. Jimma 2016–17
Jimma Aba Jifar Jimma 4[5] N/A
Kombolcha Textiles Dessie 2000-01
Lideta Nyala/ Nyala S.C. Addis Abeba 2010-11[3]
Mekelle 70 Enderta Mekelle N/A
Meta Abo Brewery 2009-10
Metehara Sugar Addis Abeba 2009-10
Muger Cemento Wonji 2014-15
Saint George Addis Abeba 22 N/A
Sebeta City Sebeta 2 N/A
Shashemene City Shashemane
Shire Endaselassie Shire N/A
Sidama Coffee Hawassa N/A
Tikur Abay Transport Dessie N/A
Trans Ethiopia Mekelle 2010-11[3]
Weha Serawoch 2012-13
Wolaita Dicha Sodo N/A
Wolaita Tussa Sodo N/A
Woldia S.C. Woldia 2017–18
Wonji Sugar Wenji Gefersa 2001-02
Welwalo Adigrat University Adigrat N/A
Wolkite City Wolkite N/A

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Ethiopia - List of Champions". Retrieved March 7, 2021.
  2. ^ a b "Ethiopia 1999/00".
  3. ^ a b c Samuel, Rahel (June 28, 2011). "Ethiopia Football: Trans, Sebeta, Nyala & Fincha Relegated". Ethiosports.
  4. ^ "Ethiopia 2000/01".
  5. ^ "ጅማ አባ ጅፋር". Soccer Ethiopia. Retrieved March 30, 2021.