tzPremier League

Top Tanzanian league (mainland) — 16 clubs including Simba SC, Young Africans SC and Azam FC.

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Club from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania champions in 2013/14; the link leads to the official Facebook page (own domain azamfc.com is still under construction, "Coming Soon").

tz Coastal Union FC

Club from the coastal city of Tanga.

tz Dodoma Jiji FC

Club from the capital Dodoma, nicknamed the "Grape Growers" (Walima Zabibu).

tz Geita Gold FC

Club from the mining town of Geita, named after the local gold mine.

tz JKT Tanzania FC

Club of the Tanzania People's Defence Force National Service (JKT), second-tier champions 2021–2023.

tz Kagera Sugar FC

Club from the town of Bukoba on Lake Victoria, owned by the Kagera Sugar company.

Club from the town of Kigoma on the shore of Lake Tanganyika.

tz Mbeya City FC

Club from the city of Mbeya in the southwest of the country, registered in 2011.

Club from the town of Ruangwa in the Lindi region, founded in 2019, nicknamed the "Southern Killers".

tz Pamba Jiji FC

Club from the city of Mwanza on Lake Victoria, champions of the Ligi ya Muungano league in 1990.

tz Polisi Tanzania FC

Club of the Tanzania Police, playing at Ushirika Stadium in the Kilimanjaro region.

Club from Dar es Salaam, record 22-time Tanzanian league champions.

tz Singida Black Stars FC

Club from the town of Singida, winners of the 2025 CECAFA Cup.

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tz Singida Fountain Gate FC

Club from the town of Singida, formerly known as Singida Big Stars FC.

tz TRA United FC

Club from the town of Tabora, owned by the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA), founded in 2017.

tz Young Africans SC

Club from Dar es Salaam nicknamed "Yanga", defending champions (fourth title in a row), one of the country's two most popular clubs.