ltI lyga

Second Lithuanian tier (TOPsport pirma lyga) — 16 clubs, played over the calendar year.

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FK Minija
Club from Kretinga with a history dating back to 1962, taken over by French striker Moussa Dembélé in 2025.
fkminija.com
FK Babrungas
Club from the town of Plungė in Samogitia, continuing a football tradition dating back to 1935.
fkbabrungas.lt
FK Be1
Team of the Be1 NFA national football academy from Kaunas.
be1.lt
FC Neptūnas
Football club from the port city of Klaipėda, founded in 2020.
fcneptunas.lt
FK Tauras
Traditional club from Tauragė, founded in 1942.
fktauras.lt
DFK Dainava
Club from Alytus, playing in Lithuania's top division from 2023 to 2025.
dfkdainava.lt
FK Garliava
Community club FKG from Garliava near Kaunas, founded in 2008.
fkg.lt
Vilniaus BFA
Team of the Baltic Football Academy (BFA) from Vilnius.
bfavilnius.lt
FK Atmosfera
Club from the town of Mažeikiai in north-western Lithuania.
fkatmosfera.eu
FK Žalgiris B
The B reserve team of Vilnius side Žalgiris — the link leads to the parent club's website.
fkzalgiris.lt
FK Jonava
Club from Jonava, previously known under the names Azotas and Lietava.
fkjonava.lt
FK TransINVEST B
The B reserve team of TransINVEST — the link leads to the parent club's website.
fktransinvest.lt
FC Hegelmann B
The B reserve team of Hegelmann — the link leads to the parent club's website.
fchegelmann.com
lt FK Ekranas
Revived club of the famous Ekranas Panevėžys, seven-time champions of Lithuania — the link leads to the official Facebook page.
facebook.com
FK Kauno Žalgiris B
The B reserve team of Kauno Žalgiris — the link leads to the team's page on Žalgiris's shared website.
zalgiris.lt
FA Šiauliai B
The B reserve team of the FA Šiauliai academy — the link leads to the parent club's website.
siauliufa.lt