mgPureplay Football League

Top Malagasy league — 15 clubs in two geographical groups, including COSFA, Fosa Juniors FC and Elgeco Plus.

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COSFA
Club from Antananarivo, playing in the North group of the Pureplay League — currently topping the 2025/26 table.
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Ajesaia
Club from Itaosy near Antananarivo, winner of the 2006 Coupe de Madagascar and two-time national champion.
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FC Rouge
Inate FC Rouge from the Vakinankaratra region, promoted from the second division and immediately won the 2026 Coupe de Madagascar.
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Fosa Juniors FC
Club from the port city of Mahajanga, first champions of Madagascar after the league turned professional in 2019.
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TGBC
Academy club from Toamasina (Atsinanana), freshly promoted from the second division for the 2025/26 season.
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Tsaramandroso
TFFC club from the Boeny region, a traditional rival of neighbouring Fosa Juniors.
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Clinique Zanatany
Club from Sofia region (Bealanana), promoted from the second division for the 2025/26 season.
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CS-Disciples
Disciples FC from Betafo (Vakinankaratra), champions of Madagascar in 2024.
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Elgeco Plus
ASSM Elgeco Plus from Antananarivo, formed by the 2008 merger of Real Elgeco Plus and AS Saint-Michel, current national champions (2025).
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Avenir Sainte Anne
Club formed by the merger of Avenir du Sud and AS Sainte-Anne, promoted as champions of the second division.
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CFFA
Centre de Formation Andoharanofotsy near Antananarivo, a regular participant in CAF continental cups.
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Mama FCA
FCA Ilakaka from the Ihorombe region, a town known for sapphire mining.
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USCA Foot
Club from Antananarivo, winner of both the THB Champions League and the Coupe de Madagascar in 2005.
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Antimo Record
Club from Antananarivo, competing near the top of the South group in the 2025/26 season.
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COSPN
Club of the National Police (Club Omnisports de la Police Nationale) from Antananarivo.
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