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Ligue Professionnelle 1
Top Tunisian league — 16 clubs including Espérance de Tunis, Club Africain and CS Sfaxien.
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Ligue Professionnelle 1
Current Ligue Professionnelle 1 standings on Soccerway — table, fixtures and season results
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tn AS Marsa
Club from the Tunis suburb of La Marsa, founded in 1920.
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tn CA Bizertin
Club from the port city of Bizerte, founded in 1928, the only Tunisian winner of the African Cup Winners' Cup.
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tn Club Africain
Club from Tunis founded in 1920, reigning Tunisian champion (14th title, 2025/26 season), traditional rival of Espérance.
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CS Hammam-Lif
Club from Hammam-Lif near Tunis, four-time Tunisian champion, back in the top flight for the 2026/27 season. News is published on Instagram.
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tn CS Sfaxien
Club from Sfax, Tunisia's second-largest city, a traditional football powerhouse.
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ES Hammam-Sousse
Club from Hammam-Sousse, founded in 1954, newcomer to the top flight in the 2026/27 season. News is published on Facebook.
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tn ES Métlaoui
Club from the mining town of Métlaoui, founded in 1950.
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tn ES Zarzis
Club from the coastal town of Zarzis in the southeast of the country, founded in 1934.
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tn Espérance de Tunis
Club from Tunis, the most successful Tunisian club in history (26 titles), two-time CAF Champions League winner.
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tn JS El Omrane
Club from the El Omrane district of Tunis, founded in 1943.
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tn Olympique Béja
Club from the northwestern city of Béja.
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PS Sakiet Eddaïer
Club from Sakiet Eddaïer near Sfax, newcomer to the top flight in the 2026/27 season. News is published on Facebook.
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tn Stade Tunisien
Club from the Le Bardo district of Tunis, founded in 1948, part of the "big four" of Tunisian football.
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tn US Ben Guerdane
Club from the town of Ben Guerdane near the Libyan border in southeastern Tunisia.
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tn US Monastir
Club from Monastir, birthplace of Tunisia's first president Habib Bourguiba, a long-time supporter of the club.
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tn Étoile du Sahel
Club from Sousse, winner of the 2007 CAF Champions League, one of the "big four" of Tunisian football.
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