mnMongolian Premier League

Top Mongolian league — 9 clubs including FC Ulaanbaatar and Deren, played in an autumn–spring format.

Links

Mongolian Premier League
Mongolian Premier League table on Soccerway — standings, results and fixtures of the current season (the league has no website of its own; the Mongolian federation site the-mff.mn is down)
soccerway.com
Amtat FC
Club from Ulaanbaatar, formerly Ward FC, winner of the 2025–26 First League and newly promoted to the top flight.
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Central Stallions
Club from Töv Province, playing as Tuv Buganuud until 2018, adopting its current English name only ahead of the 2025–26 season.
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Deren
Club from Ulaanbaatar founded in 2008.
fcderen.com
FC Ulaanbaatar
Club from the capital Ulaanbaatar founded in 2011 by the city government, champion of the 2025–26 season.
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Hunters Mongolia
Club from Ulaanbaatar, purchased ahead of the 2022–23 season by a South Korean group for Christian missionary purposes in Mongolia.
huntersfc.com
Khaan Khuns-Erchim
Club from Ulaanbaatar, formerly Erchim, 13-time Mongolian champion, back in the top flight via the 2025–26 promotion play-off.
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Khovd Western
Club from the western Mongolian city of Khovd, promoted to the top flight after winning the 2024–25 First League.
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Khovdyn Khuleguud
Another club from the city of Khovd, which changed ownership after its first top-flight season.
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Ulaangom City
Club from the north-western town of Ulaangom in Uvs Province, founded in 2018.
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