Sierra Leone National Premier League - Previous Winners

Previous Winners

  • 1968 : Mighty Blackpool (Freetown)
  • 1969-72 : Not Played
  • 1973 : Ports Authority F.C. (Freetown)
  • 1974 : Mighty Blackpool (Freetown)
  • 1975-76 : Not Played
  • 1977 : East End Lions (Freetown)
  • 1978 : Mighty Blackpool (Freetown)
  • 1979 : Mighty Blackpool (Freetown)
  • 1980 : East End Lions ( Freetown)
  • 1981 : Real Republicans (Freetown)
  • 1982 : Sierra Fisheries (Freetown)
  • 1983 : Real Republicans (Freetown)
  • 1984 : Real Republicans (Freetown)
  • 1985 : East End Lions (Freetown)
  • 1986 : Sierra Fisheries (Freetown)
  • 1987 : Sierra Fisheries (Freetown)
  • 1988 : Mighty Blackpool (Freetown)
  • 1989 : Freetown United (Freetown)
  • 1990 : Old Edwardians (Freetown)
  • 1991 : Mighty Blackpool (Freetown)
  • 1992 : East End Lions (Freetown)
  • 1993 : East End Lions (Freetown)
  • 1994 : East End Lions (Freetown)
  • 1995 : Mighty Blackpool (Freetown)
  • 1996 : Mighty Blackpool (Freetown)
  • 1997 : East End Lions (Freetown)
  • 1998 : Mighty Blackpool (Freetown)
  • 1999 : East End Lions (Freetown)
  • 1999/00 : Mighty Blackpool (Freetown)
  • 2000/01 : Mighty Blackpool (Freetown)
  • 2002-04 : Not Played
  • 2005 : East End Lions (Freetown)
  • 2005/06 : Kallon F.C. (Freetown)
  • 2007/08 : Ports Authority F.C. (Freetown)
  • 2008/09 : East End Lions (Freetown)
  • 2009/10 : East End Lions (Freetown)
  • 2010/11 : Ports Authority F.C. (Freetown)
  • 2011/12 : Diamond Stars F.C. (Koidu)

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