Khartoum League
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The Khartoum League began in 1952 and was a famous historical regional championship in Sudan. The teams playing in it were those from the three cities of the capital Khartoum; Khartoum, Bahri, and Omdurman.
The most famous winners of the Khartoum league were the two traditionally strong teams from Sudan, Al-Merrikh and Al-Hilal. They won the championship 17 and 16 times respectively before their eventual withdrawal in 1997. No team had exceeded the number of tiles of Al-Merreikh even though the club has not taken part in the competition since early 1997.
Championship history
- 1- 1951: Al-Tahrir SC (Bahri)
- 2- 1952: Al-Hilal Club
- 3- 1953: Al-Merrikh SC
- 4- 1954: Al-Hilal Club
- 5- 1955: Al-Merrikh SC
- - 1956: No Championship
- 6- 1957: Al-Hilal Club
- 7- 1958: Al-Hilal Club
- 8- 1959: Al-Hilal Club
- 9- 1960: Al-Hilal Club
- 10- 1961: Al-Merrikh SC
- 11- 1962: Al-Hilal Club
- 12- 1963: Al Neel SC (Khartoum)
- 13- 1964: Al-Hilal Club
- 14- 1965: Al-Merrikh SC
- 15- 1966: Al-Hilal Club
- 16- 1967: Al-Merrikh SC
- 17- 1968: Al-Hilal Club
- - 1969: No Championship
- 18- 1970: Al-Hilal Club
- 19- 1971: Al-Merrikh SC
- 20- 1972: Al-Hilal Club
- - 1973: No Championship
- 21- 1974: Al-Merrikh SC
- - 1975: No Championship
- - 1976: No Championship
- - 1977: No Championship
- 22- 1978: Al-Mourada SC
- 23- 1979: Al-Merrikh SC
- 24- 1980: Al-Merrikh SC
- 25- 1981: Al-Hilal Club
- 26- 1982: Al-Merrikh SC
- 27- 1983: Al-Hilal Club
- 28- 1984: Al-Merrikh SC
- 29- 1985: Al-Merrikh SC
- - 1986: No Championship
- - 1987: No Championship
- - 1988: No Championship
- 30- 1989: Al-Hilal Club
- 31- 1990: Al-Merrikh SC
- 32- 1991: Al-Merrikh SC
- 33- 1992: Al-Merrikh SC
- 34- 1993: Al-Hilal Club
- 35- 1994: Al-Mourada SC
- 36- 1995: Al-Merrikh SC
- 37- 1996: Al-Merrikh SC
- 38- 1997: Shambat SC
- 39- 1998: Burri SC[1]
- - 2020-21: Al-Zoma SC
References
- ^ "تاريخ تأسيس نادي بري الرياضي". BurryAlmahas (official forum website). Retrieved September 6, 2010.
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