cuCampeonato Nacional (Liga Nacional)

The top football division in Cuba, with 16 clubs representing the provinces, the season split into Apertura and Clausura tournaments.

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FC Artemisa
Club from Guanajay (Artemisa province), founded in 2011.
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FC Camagüey
Camagüey club, league champion in 2015.
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FC Ciego de Ávila
Club from Morón (Ciego de Ávila province), nicknamed 'The Sharks', a 5-time league champion.
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FC Cienfuegos
Cienfuegos club, nicknamed 'The Sailormen', a 5-time league champion (most recently 2023).
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CF Granma
Club from Bayamo (Granma province), nicknamed 'The Tireless Ones'.
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FC Guantánamo
Guantánamo club, playing at Estadio Rogelio Palacios.
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FC Holguín
Club from Banes (Holguín province), nicknamed 'The Panthers'.
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FC Isla de la Juventud
Club from Nueva Gerona, representing the island province of Isla de la Juventud.
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FC La Habana
Havana club, the reigning champion (Apertura/Clausura double in 2025, its first title in 24 years).
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FC Las Tunas
Club from Manatí (Las Tunas province).
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FC Matanzas
Matanzas club, nicknamed 'The Crocodiles'.
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FC Mayabeque
Club from Güines (Mayabeque province), founded in 2011.
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FC Pinar del Río
Pinar del Río club, founded in 1978, with a rich history of 7 league titles.
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FC Sancti Spíritus
Sancti Spíritus club, founded in 1985.
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FC Santiago de Cuba
Santiago de Cuba club, nicknamed 'Red Devils', a 3-time champion and 2025 runner-up.
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FC Villa Clara
Santa Clara club, nicknamed 'The Central Express', the most successful club in league history with 14 titles.
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