smCampionato Sammarinese

The only San Marino league (Campionato Sammarinese) — contested by all 15 clubs in the country plus the Academy U22 selection; the champion emerges from the play-offs.

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Tre Fiori
Club from the castle of Fiorentino and reigning champions — a record nine titles put them at the top of Sammarinese football.
trefiori.sm
Virtus
Club from Acquaviva — champions in 2023/24 and a regular title contender in recent seasons.
acvirtus.com
Tre Penne
Club from the capital city of San Marino itself, five-time champions of the country.
trepenne.com
La Fiorita
Club from the smallest castle, Montegiardino, with 17 trophies, a regular in European qualifying rounds.
lafiorita.sm
Folgore
Club from Falciano in the municipality of Serravalle, playing in red, yellow and black, a steady top-half side.
folgorecalcio.com
Domagnano
Club from the castle of Domagnano, multiple national champions around the turn of the millennium.
fcdomagnano.com
Fiorentino
The second club from the castle of Fiorentino, founded in 1974.
fcfiorentinocalcio.com
Cosmos
Club from Serravalle named after the New York Cosmos, for whom Pelé once played.
cosmoscalcio.com
Juvenes/Dogana
Club from Dogana formed in 2000 through the merger of Juvenes and Dogana, multiple winners of the Coppa Titano.
acjuvenesdogana.com
Libertas
The republic's oldest sports club (1928), from Borgo Maggiore and the first winners of the Coppa Titano.
aclibertas.com
sm Pennarossa
Club from the castle of Chiesanuova and 2004 champions — named after the red feather on the castle's coat of arms (the link leads to the official Facebook page).
facebook.com
San Giovanni
Club from Borgo Maggiore founded in 1948, named after the San Giovanni sotto le Penne district.
sangiovannicalcio.com
Faetano
Club from the castle of Faetano (1962), three-time national champions.
faetanocalcio.sm
San Marino Academy U22
The federation's under-22 development side — a project to give homegrown talent competitive senior football.
sanmarinoacademy.sm
Cailungo
Club from the Cailungo district of Borgo Maggiore (1974), playing in red and green.
spcailungo.com
sm Murata
Club from beneath the castle rock — three-time champions in 2006–2008 and the first Sammarinese side to reach Champions League qualifying (the link leads to the official Facebook page).
facebook.com