List of football clubs in Zambia

The following is an incomplete list of association football clubs based in Zambia. Clubs are grouped by their current league tier for clarity. The league system is organised by the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ), which administers the top three tiers of Zambian football. For a complete alphabetical listing, see Category:Football clubs in Zambia.

Zambia Super League (2024–25)

The Zambia Super League is the highest division of football in Zambia.

FAZ National Division One (2024–25)

Also known as the National League — the second tier of Zambian football. Includes clubs that competed across provinces:

Central Province

  • Aguila Stars
  • Mines United
  • Prison Leopards
  • Young Prison Leopards

Copperbelt Province

  • Chambishi F.C.
  • Kitwe United F.C.
  • Konkola Blades F.C.
  • Ndola United F.C.

Lusaka Province

  • Chirundu United
  • City of Lusaka F.C.
  • Kafue Eagles
  • Young Green Buffaloes F.C.

Eastern Province

  • Chipata United

Northern Province

  • Mpulungu Harbour

North-Western Province

  • Kansanshi Dynamos
  • Kalumbila Quattro
  • Trident F.C.

Southern Province

  • Riverplate F.C.

Provincial and district leagues

These leagues represent the third and lower tiers of Zambian football. Clubs listed below have notable regional presence or history in the upper tiers.

Copperbelt Province

Lusaka Province

  • Happy Hearts F.C. (Lusaka)
  • Romeki F.C. (Lusaka)

Southern Province

  • Mazabuka United F.C. (Mazabuka)
  • Monze Swallows F.C. (Monze)

Central Province

  • Titans F.C. (Kalomo)
  • Maamba Energy Stars (Sinazongwe)
  • TP Ezaloch (Chikankata)
  • Mukuni Royal F.C. (Livingstone)
  • Blue Arrows (Kalomo)

Other notable clubs

Clubs that have appeared in upper tiers or hold historical significance:

  • Kalomo Jetters F.C. (Kalomo)
  • Luanshya Blue Devils F.C. (Luanshya)
  • Mufulira Blackpool F.C. (Mufulira)
  • National Assembly F.C. (Lusaka)
  • Parmalat F.C. (Lusaka)
  • Profund Warriors F.C. (Lusaka)

See also

References


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