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The PFL Championnat de Football National Division 1, known as the Coca-Cola Pureplay Football League for sponsorship reasons, is the premier association football league in Madagascar. Prior to 2019, it was known as the Three Horses Beer-sponsored THB Champions League and then the Orange Pro League.
In 2024, it was rebranded as the Coca-Cola Pureplay Football League, again for sponsorship reasons.[1]
The highest-scoring football match in history occurred in Madagascar in 2002 when SO I’Emyrne scored 149 own goals in protest of a refereeing decision.
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Format
1962-2019:
The competition is played in a round-robin format between the 24 qualifying clubs from the 22 regional leagues in the country. In the first round, the teams are divided into four groups of six teams, with each team playing the others once, and with the top three clubs of each group advancing to the next round. In the second round, the teams are divided into two groups of six teams, with each team playing the others once, and with the top two clubs of each group advancing to the final round. In the final round, called the Groupe des As, the four teams play each other twice and the winner is crowned as the champion.
Late 2019-present:
In October 2019, the competition evolved to be a more professional league comprising 12 teams.[2] Each team square off against each other twice (1 home match and 1 away) during the course of the season. The team having the most points at the end of the season becomes Malagasy champions.
From December 2019, the competition became known as Orange Pro League Madagascar due to sponsorship reasons.[3]
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Current clubs (season 2022/2023)
Northern Group
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Southern Group
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2024 edition (Pureplay Football league)
1/2 finals, 1st round:[5]
- ASSM Elgeco Plus vs. 3FB Toliara 1 : 0
- Zanakala FC vs. Disciples FC 3 : 2
Finals
- Disciples FC : ASSM Elgeco Plus 0:0 (1:0 prolongation)
Previous winners
Years | Champions |
1962 | AS Fortior (1) |
1963 | AS Fortior (2) |
1964 | COSFAP (1) |
1965 | COSFAP (2) |
1966 | COSFAP (3) |
1967 | Racing Club (1) |
1968 | FS Firegnina (1) |
1969 | USCA Foot (1) |
1970 | MMM Toamasina (1) |
1971 | AS Saint Michel (1) |
1972 | Fortior Club de la Côte Ouest (1) |
1973 | JS Antalaha (1) |
1974 | AS Corps Enseignement (1) |
1975 | AS Corps Enseignement (2) |
1976 | Not held |
1977 | AS Corps Enseignement (3) |
1978 | AS Saint Michel (2) |
1979 | Fortior Club de la Côte Ouest (2) |
1980 | MMM Toamasina (2) |
1981 | AS Somasud (1) |
1982 | Dinamo Fima (1) |
1983 | Dinamo Fima (2) |
1984 | Not held |
1985 | AS Sotema (1) |
1986 | Bankin' ny Tantsaha Mpamokatra (1) |
1987 | Jos Nosy-Bé (1) |
1988 | COSFAP (4) |
1989 | AS Sotema (2) |
1990 | ASF Fianarantsoa (1) |
1991 | AS Sotema (3) |
1992 | AS Sotema (4) |
1993 | Bankin' ny Tantsaha Mpamokatra (2) |
1994 | FC Rainizafy (1) |
1995 | FC Fobar (1) |
1996 | FC Banky Fampadrosoana ny Varotra (1) |
1997 | Domoina Soavina Atsimondrano (1) |
1998 | Domoina Soavina Atsimondrano (2) |
1999 | AS Fortior (3) |
2000 | AS Fortior (4) |
2001 | Stade olympique de l'Emyrne (1) |
2002 | AS Adema (1) |
2003 | Ecoredipharm FC (1) |
2004 | USJF Ravinala (1) |
2005 | USCA Foot (2) |
2006 | AS Adema (2) |
2007 | Ajesaia (1) |
2008 | Académie Ny Antsika (1) |
2009 | Ajesaia (2) |
2010 | CNaPS Sport (1) |
2011 | Japan Actuel's FC (1) |
2012 | AS Adema (3) |
2013 | CNaPS Sport (2) |
2014 | CNaPS Sport (3) |
2015 | CNaPS Sport (4) |
2016 | CNaPS Sport (5) |
2017 | CNaPS Sport (6) |
2018 | CNaPS Sport (7) |
2019 | Fosa Juniors FC (1) |
2020 | Not finished |
2021 | AS Adema (4) |
2022 | Centre de formation d'Andoharanofotsy (1) |
2023 | Fosa Juniors FC (2) |
2024 | Disciples FC[6] |
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Performance by club
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Top goalscorers
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References
External links
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