Djibouti Champions

1987    AS Etablissements Merill (Djibouti)
1988    AS Compagnie Djibouti-Ethiopie (Djibouti)  [aka CDE]
1989      not played
1990      not played
1991    Aéroport (Djibouti)
1992      not played
1993      not played
1994    Force Nationale Securité (Djibouti)  [aka FNS]
1995    Force Nationale Securité (Djibouti)  [aka FNS]
1996    Force Nationale Securité (Djibouti)  [aka FNS]
1997    Force Nationale Securité (Djibouti)  [aka FNS]
1998    Force Nationale Securité (Djibouti)  [aka FNS]
1999    Force Nationale de Police (Djibouti)
2000    AS Compagnie Djibouti-Ethiopie (Djibouti)  [aka CDE]
2001    Force Nationale de Police (Djibouti)
2002    AS Boreh
2003    Gendarmerie Nationale
2004    Gendarmerie Nationale
2005    AS Compagnie Djibouti-Ethiopie (Djibouti)  [aka CDE]
2006    FC Société Immobilière de Djibouti (Kartileh, Djibouti)
2007    AS Compagnie Djibouti-Ethiopie (Djibouti) 
2008    FC Société Immobilière de Djibouti (Kartileh, Djibouti)
2009    AS Ali Sabieh Djibouti Telecom (Ali Sabieh)
2010    AS Port (Djibouti)      
2011    AS Port (Djibouti)  
2012    AS Port (Djibouti)  
2013

NB: FNP and FNS are probably the same team; FNP were reported to have won the
      1995 and 1996 championships on occasion of their 2001 win.
    CDE were reportedly formed in 1984 and won 6 championships,
      7 Coupes du 27 Juin and 5 Super Cups (another source credits
      them with 8 championships and 6 Coupes du 27 Juin).
    AS Ali Sabieh Djibouti Telecom were the first champions from outside the
      capital when they won in 2009.
    AS Port won (up to and including 2012) 7 championships,
      8 Coupes du 27 Juin and 7 Super Cups.

About this document

With thanks to Erlan Manaschev (emanaschev@yandex.ru) and José Batalha

Sources: [Ric 99], [Tra 02].

Prepared and maintained by Hans Schöggl for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation

Author: Hans Schöggl
Last updated: 24 Dec 2012