yeYemeni League

Top Yemeni league — 14 clubs including Al-Wehda Sanaa, Al-Oruba and Ittihad Hadramout.

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Al-Shaab Hadramaut
Club from Al-Mukalla in Hadramaut province, one of the traditional Yemeni clubs.
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Al-Tadamun Hadramaut
Club from Hadramaut province in southeastern Yemen.
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Al-Wehda Sanaa
Club from the capital Sanaa, one of the oldest and most successful in Yemen.
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Ahli Sanaa
Club from the capital Sanaa, founded in 1937.
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Al-Sadd
Club from the city of Ma'rib in eastern Yemen.
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Shabab Al-Bayda
Club from Al-Bayda province in central Yemen, founded in 1964.
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Al-Oruba
Club from the capital Sanaa, formed by the merger of two clubs in 2008.
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Ittihad Hadramout
Club from the city of Sayun in Hadramaut province.
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Al-Ittihad Ibb
Club from the city of Ibb in central Yemen, founded in 1976.
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Fahman
Club from Mudiyah in Abyan province in the south of the country.
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Salam Al-Gharfa
Club from Sayun in the Hadramaut valley.
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Al-Mukalla
Club from the port city of Al-Mukalla, one of the oldest in Hadramaut.
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Al-Yarmuk
Club from the capital Sanaa, founded in 1968.
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Hilal Hodeidah
Club from the port city of Al-Hudaydah in the west of the country, league champion 2007/08 and 2008/09.
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