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Monrovia club founded in 1997 and named after a military camp near the capital, Liberian champion in 2025/26; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Club from the coastal town of Robertsport backed by the Bea Mountain Mining company, runner-up in 2025/26; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

One of Monrovia's best-known clubs and winner of the Liberian Cup in 2025/26; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Club of the state-owned Liberia Petroleum Refining Company, based in Monrovia; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Club of the Liberian International Ship and Corporate Registry from Monrovia, one of the country's most successful sides; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Club from the city of Paynesville near Monrovia, league champion in 2022; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Monrovia club that grew out of the Discoveries Sports Academy; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Club named after the Wologizi mountain range in the north of the country, based in Monrovia; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Monrovia club that has established itself as a steady mid-table side in the top flight; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Monrovia club that previously competed under the name Global Pharma FC; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Club from central Monrovia promoted to the top flight in 2025 — it has no website or social media, so the link leads to its football database profile.

Club from the Gardnersville suburb on the edge of Monrovia; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Club from central Monrovia nicknamed BMW, relegated from the top flight after the 2025/26 season; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Club linked to Monrovia's Freeport harbour, relegated from the top flight after the 2025/26 season; the link leads to the official Facebook page.