zmSuper League

Competition table on Soccerway — current season (the Football Association of Zambia's official website is not functional)

Club from the border district of Chirundu in Lusaka Province, newly promoted to the Super League for 2026/27.

Club from the town of Mazabuka, known until 2019 as Manchester United Zambia Academy.

Club of the Zambian Army based in Lusaka, founded in 1965.

Club of the Zambia National Service (ZNS) from the town of Choma.

Club from the town of Kabwe, 5-time Zambian champions.

Club from the town of Solwezi backed by the Kansanshi Mine company.

Club from the town of Chililabombwe backed by the Konkola Copper Mines company, founded in 1956.

Club from the Makeni area of Lusaka, newly promoted to the Super League for 2026/27.

Club from the town of Mufulira, historically Zambia's most successful club with 49 trophies, founded in 1953.

Club from the city of Kitwe, revived in 2020 by members of Nkana FC.

Club of the Zambian National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA) based in Lusaka.

Club from the town of Chingola backed by Konkola Copper Mines, founded in 1961, nicknamed "Brave".

Club from the city of Kitwe, historically Zambia's most successful club with 13 league titles, nicknamed "Kalampa".

Club from Lusaka founded in 1978, nicknamed the "high flying" club.

Club from the city of Kitwe, reigning Zambian champions (9th title, 2025/26 season).

Club of the Zambian Air Force based in Lusaka.

Club from the Copperbelt town of Luanshya, playing at Kafubu Stadium, newly promoted to the Super League for 2026/27.

Club from the mining town of Kalumbila in North-Western Province, nicknamed "The Conquerors", newly promoted to the Super League for 2026/27.

Club of the Zambia National Commercial Bank (Zanaco) based in Lusaka, nicknamed "The Bankers".

Club from the city of Ndola owned by the ZESCO power company, 9-time Zambian champions.