snLigue 1

Top Senegalese league — 16 clubs including ASC Jaraaf, Casa Sports and Génération Foot.

Links

sn Teungueth FC
Club from Rufisque, two-time Senegalese champions and 2019 Senegal Cup winners; the link leads to the official Facebook page (own domain teungueth-fc.com not working).
facebook.com
sn AJEL de Rufisque
Club from Rufisque; the link leads to the official Facebook page.
facebook.com
sn US Gorée
Club named after the famous Gorée Island near Dakar, a UNESCO World Heritage site; the link leads to the official Facebook page.
facebook.com
sn Génération Foot
Football academy and club from Dakar, ranked by CIES among the world's top 50 training clubs, whose alumni include Sadio Mané.
asgenerationfoot.com
sn Wally Daan FC
Club from Thiès founded in 2006, promoted to Ligue 1 for the first time in 2024 and winners of the League Cup in 2025.
wallydaanfc-thies.netlify.app
sn US Ouakam
Club from the Ouakam district of Dakar, founded in 1951; the link leads to the official Facebook page.
facebook.com
sn ASC Jaraaf
The most successful club in Senegalese history, based in Dakar, 13-time champions and 16-time Senegal Cup winners; the link leads to the official Facebook page (own domain jaraaf.sn not working).
facebook.com
sn Casa Sports
Club from the southern city of Ziguinchor in the Casamance region; the link leads to the official Facebook page (the original domain casa-sports.com has been hijacked and now shows unrelated content).
facebook.com
sn AS Pikine
Club from the town of Pikine near Dakar, founded in 1970, playing its home matches at Alassane Djigo Stadium.
aspikine.sn
sn Stade de Mbour
Club from the coastal town of Mbour; the link leads to the official Facebook page.
facebook.com
sn ASC HLM Dakar
Club from the HLM district of Dakar, winners of the 2012 Senegal Cup; the link leads to the official Facebook page.
facebook.com
sn AS Dakar Sacré-Cœur
Club from Dakar founded in 2005, a partner club of France's Olympique Lyonnais; the link leads to the official Facebook page.
facebook.com
sn Guédiawaye FC
Club from the town of Guédiawaye near Dakar, playing its home matches at Amadou Barry Stadium; the link leads to the official Facebook page (own domain gfc.sn not working).
facebook.com
sn ASCE La Linguère
Club from Saint-Louis, formed in 1969 through the merger of Espoir de Saint-Louis and Saint-Louisienne.
lalinguere.net
sn Sonacos
Club from the town of Diourbel founded in 1950, playing its home matches at Ely Manel Fall Stadium; the link leads to the official Facebook page.
facebook.com
sn AS Cambérène
Club from the Cambérène district of Dakar, promoted to Ligue 1 as 2025 Ligue 2 champions; the link leads to the official Facebook page.
facebook.com