Championnat de l'Estuaire
NB: 1958 champions presumably were Abeilles, as they qualified for the
Coupe d'Afrique Equatoriale Française 1958/59 (the only ever edition)
1966/67 Olympique Sportif (Libreville)
1967/68 Aigle Royal (Libreville)
1968/69 Aigle Royal (Libreville)
1969/70 AS Solidarité (Libreville)
1970/71 Olympique Sportif (Libreville)
1971/72 AS Police (Libreville)
1972/73 Zalang COC (Libreville)
1973/74 Orambaka AC (Libreville)
1974/75 abandoned
1975/76 abandoned
1976/77 V. Club Mangoungou (Libreville)
Championnat National
NB: the championship was held as a tournament between the provincial champions (with
the province de l'Estuaire (including Libreville) and that of Ogooué-Maritime
(including Port-Gentil) obtaining additional places in some seasons) until
1984/85, the first season in which the title was decided in a (10-team) league.
1976/77 cancelled
1977/78 FC 105 (Libreville)
1978/79 Anges ABC (Libreville) 3-1 USM (Libreville)
1979/80 USM (Libreville) 1-1 FC 105 (Libreville) [aet, 6-5 pen]
1980/81 USM (Libreville) 4-2 FC 105 (Libreville)
1981/82 FC 105 (Libreville) 4-0 CAPO (Libreville)
1982/83 FC 105 (Libreville)
1983/84 AS Sogara (Port-Gentil)
1984/85 FC 105 (Libreville)
1985/86 FC 105 (Libreville)
1986/87 FC 105 (Libreville)
1987/88 USM (Libreville)
1988/89 AS Sogara (Port-Gentil)
1989/90 JAC (Libreville)
1990/91 AS Sogara (Port-Gentil)
1991/92 AS Sogara (Port-Gentil)
1993 AS Sogara (Port-Gentil)
1994 AS Sogara (Port-Gentil)
1995 Mangasport (Moanda)
1996 Mbilinga FC (Port-Gentil)
1997 championship abandoned
1998 FC 105 (Libreville)
1999 FC 105 (Libreville)
2000 Mangasport (Moanda)
2001 FC 105 (Libreville)
2002 USM (Libreville)
2003 US Bitam
2004 Mangasport (Moanda)
2005 Mangasport (Moanda)
2006 Mangasport (Moanda)
2006/07 FC 105 (Libreville)
2007/08 Mangasport (Moanda)
2008/09 Stade Mandji (Port-Gentil)
2009/10 US Bitam
2010/11 Missile FC (Libreville)
2011/12 CF Mounana (Libreville)
2012/13 US Bitam
2013/14 Mangasport (Moanda)
2015 Mangasport (Moanda)
2015/16 CF Mounana (Libreville)
2016/17 CF Mounana (Libreville)
2018 Mangasport (Moanda)
2019 Cercle Mbérie Sportif (Libreville)
2020 championship abandoned
2021 not held
2022 Stade Mandji (Port-Gentil)
2022/23
Number of Titles (since 1977; 42):
10 FC 105 (Libreville)
9 Mangasport (Moanda)
6 AS Sogara (Port-Gentil)
4 USM (Libreville)
3 US Bitam
CF Mounana (Libreville)
2 Stade Mandji (Port-Gentil)
1 Anges ABC (Libreville)
Cercle Mbérie Sportif (Libreville)
JAC (Libreville) [when playing in Port-Gentil]
Mbilinga FC (Port-Gentil)
Missile FC (Libreville)
Notes
Army club FC 105 were temporarily known as ASMO (AS Militaire Omnisports).
JAC (Jeunesse Athletic Club) were also known at times as AS Douanes and AS Oprag
(Office des Portes et Rodes du Gabon), and temporarily played in Port-Gentil.
Mbilinga was the team of the Shell Oil Company and were known as Shell FC until 1992.
AS Sogara (Société Gabonaise des Raffinage) were excluded from the championship
in 1994 due to financial irregularities.
USM (Union Sportive Mbila Nzambi), now known as OM (O'Mbilia Nzami) are the team
of school teachers.
Partial sources: L'Union, https://soccerinteraction.com/gabon-football, http://gabonautrefois.blogspot.com/2007/10/grandes-equipes-de-foot-ball.html
With thanks to José Batalha
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