NB: territory called Nyasaland during colonial era
189? Mandala Athletic Club [first football club in Nyasaland]
1896 Zomba Gymkhana Club [on Apr 9]
Blantyre Sports Club [on Jul 3]
1920 Indian Sports Club (Blantyre)
1923 Limbe Country Club
1928 Goans Club
1930 Michiru Castles (Blantyre) [founded as Hardware Stars]
1947 Moyale Barracks FC (Mzuzu)
1962 Be Forward Wanderers FC (Blantyre) [founded as Yamaha Wanderers]
1965 Nyasa Big Bullets FC (Blantyre) [founded as Blantyre City]
1967 Moyale Barracks FC (Mzuzu)
1976 Red Lions FC (Zomba)
1977 Silver Strikers FC (Lilongwe)
1980 Azam Tigers FC (Blantyre) [founded as ADMARC Tigers]
1983 Malawi International Transport Company FC (Lilongwe) [aka MITCO FC]
1984 Tigers FC (Blantyre)
1988 Blue Eagles FC (Lilongwe)
1995 EPAC United FC [founded as Pakeeza FC]
1997 Mzuzu University FC
Dwangwa United FC
2003 Mzuzu City Assembly FC
Ntopwa FC
2004 Mitundu Strikers FC (Lilongwe)
Mzuzu United FC [founded as Mzuzu Super Eagles]
2008 Blantyre United FC [founded as ESCOM Reserves]
Karonga United FC
2013 Chanco FC (Zomba) [on Jan 14] [Chancellor College of Malawi]
2016 Lake Valley FC (Ntcheu) [aka Njuchi]
Masters Security FC (Dezda)
2017 Dedza Dynamos
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Author: Hans Schöggl
Last updated: 1 Dec 2022
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