Super D1

Super D1 (Arabic: الدوري الموريتاني الممتاز) is the top division of association football league system in Mauritania. It was created in 1976.

Super D1

Founded	1976
Country	Mauritania
Confederation	CAF
Number of clubs	14
Level on pyramid	1
Relegation to	Mauritanian 2nd Division
Domestic cup(s)	Coupe du Président de la République Mauritanian Super Cup
International cup(s)	Champions League Confederation Cup
Current champions	Al Hilal / FC Nouadhibou (2024–25)
Most championships	FC Nouadhibou (13)
Top goalscorer	Hemeya Tanjy (107 goals)
Broadcaster(s)	TV Mauritanie
Website	www.ffrim.org
Current: 2024–25 Super D1

Current clubs (2024–25)

Team	Location	Stadium	Capacity
Al Hilal	Omdurman (Sudan)	Cheikha Ould Boïdiya Stadium[note 1]	8,200
Al Merrikh	Omdurman (Sudan)	Cheikha Ould Boïdiya Stadium[note 2]	8,200
AS Douanes	Nouakchott	Cheikha Ould Boïdiya Stadium	8,200
AS Garde Nationale	Nouakchott	Nouakchott Olympic Stadium	20,000
AS Pompier	Nouakchott	Cheikha Ould Boïdiya Stadium	8,200
ASC GENDRIM	Nouakchott	Cheikha Ould Boïdiya Stadium	8,200
ASC Ksar	Nouakchott	Nouakchott Olympic Stadium	20,000
ASC SNIM	Nouadhibou	Nouadhibou Municipal Stadium	10,000
ASC Toulde	Kaédi	Kaédi Stadium	5,000
Chemal FC	Nouakchott	Nouakchott Olympic Stadium	20,000
FC Nouadhibou	Nouadhibou	Nouadhibou Municipal Stadium	10,000
FC N'Zidane	Atar	Stade d'Atar	2,000
FC Tevragh-Zeina	Nouakchott	Nouakchott Olympic Stadium	20,000
Inter Nouakchott	Nouakchott	Cheikha Ould Boïdiya Stadium	8,200
Kaédi FC	Kaédi	Kaédi Stadium	5,000
Nouakchott Kings	Nouakchott	Nouakchott Olympic Stadium	20,000

Previous winners

Years	Champions
1976	AS Garde Nationale (1)
1977	AS Garde Nationale (2)
1978	AS Garde Nationale (3)
1979	AS Garde Nationale (4)
1980	Not held
1981	ASC Police (1)
1982	ASC Police (2)
1983	ACS Ksar (1)
1984	AS Garde Nationale (5)
1985	ACS Ksar (2)
1986	ASC Police (3)
1987	ASC Police (4)
1988	ASC Police (5)
1989	Not held
1990	ASC Police (6)
1991	ASC Police (7)
1992	ASC Ksar (3)
1993	ASC Ksar (4)
1994	AS Garde Nationale (6)
1995	ASC Sonalec (1)
1996	Not held
1997	Not held
1998	AS Garde Nationale (7)
1999	SDPA Rosso (1)
2000	ASC Mauritel (1)
2001	FC Nouadhibou (1)
2002	FC Nouadhibou (2)
2003	Al Nasr de Sebkha (1)
2004	ACS Ksar (5)
2005	Al Nasr de Sebkha (2)
2006	ASC Mauritel (2)
2007	Al Nasr de Sebkha (3)
2008	ASAC Concorde (1)
2009	ASC Snim (1)
2010	ASC Snim (2)
2010–11	FC Nouadhibou (3)
2011–12	FC Tevragh Zeïna (1)
2012–13	FC Nouadhibou (4)
2013–14	FC Nouadhibou (5)
2014–15	FC Tevragh Zeïna (2)
2015–16	FC Tevragh Zeïna (3)
2016–17	ASAC Concorde (2)
2017–18	FC Nouadhibou (6)
2018–19	FC Nouadhibou (7)
2019–20	FC Nouadhibou (8)
2020–21	FC Nouadhibou (9)
2021–22	FC Nouadhibou (10)
2022–23	FC Nouadhibou (11)
2023–24	FC Nouadhibou (12)
2024–25	FC Nouadhibou (13)[a]

1. Al Hilal were actually the league winners but were not awarded the title as they only contested as a foreign club.

Performance by club

Club	City	Titles	Last title
FC Nouadhibou	Nouadhibou	13	2024–25
AS Garde Nationale	Nouakchott	7	1998
ASC Police	Nouakchott	7	1991
ACS Ksar (includes ASC Sonader Ksar)	Nouakchott	5	2004
ASC Nasr de Sebkha	Nouakchott	3	2006–07
FC Tevragh-Zeina	Nouakchott	3	2015–16
ASAC Concorde	Nouakchott	2	2016–17
ASC Snim (includes CF Cansado)	Nouadhibou	2	2010
ASC Mauritel Mobile FC	Nouakchott	2	2005–06
SDPA Trarza FC	Rosso	1	1999
ASC Sonalec	Nouakchott	1	1995

Top goalscorers

Year	Best scorers	Team	Goals
2003	Baïla Diallo	Ksar	18
2004	Bouha Ould Brahim	Ksar	21
2005	Bouha Ould Brahim	Ksar	14
2006–07	Baïla Diallo	Ksar	21
2007–08	Ely Cheikh Ould Voulany	Ksar	16
2012–13	Wilfreid Kissito	Nouadhibou	18
2016–17	Abdoulaye Gaye Papaye		16
	Hemeya Tanjy	Tidjikja
2018–19	Mohamed Nouh Boilil	Police	13
2019–20	Yatma Abdellahi Cheghrane	Tidjikja	14
2020–21	Hemeya Tanjy	Nouadhibou	19
2021–22	Sidi Cheick Maatale	Tevragh-Zeina	17
2022–23	Hemeya Tanjy	Nouadhibou	21
2023–24	Brahima Gadiaga	FC Nouadhibou	12

Multiple hat-tricks

Rank	Country	Player	Hat-tricks
1		Hemeya Tanjy	2
2		O Bagili	1
		M Jayid
		M Ekbab
		Jahé El Mina
		Y Mbeh
		Mohamed Nouh Beilil
		Ely Cheick Ould Voulany
		A Yatma

See also

• Mauritanian Cup
• Mauritanian Super Cup

Notes

1. Al Hilal play their home matches at Cheikha Ould Boïdiya Stadium in Nouakchott (Mauritania), instead of their regular stadium, Al-Hilal Stadium, Omdurman, due to the Sudanese civil war.
2. Al Merrikh play their home matches at Cheikha Ould Boïdiya Stadium in Nouakchott (Mauritania), instead of their regular stadium, Al-Merrikh Stadium, Omdurman, due to the Sudanese civil war.

External links

• FFRIM D1 Calendar
• RSSSF competition history
• FFRIM.org