Total Titles Won By Town or City
Fourteen clubs from a total of five towns and cities have been champions.
| Town or city | Number of titles | Clubs |
|---|---|---|
| San'a' | 21 | Al-Ahli (10), Al Wahda (5), Al Yarmouk(2), Al-Oruba(1), Al-Zuhra(1), Al Sha'ab(1), Al Shorta(1) |
| Aden | 13 | Al-Tilal (8), Al Wahda (3), Al-Shula (1), Al Shorta (1) |
| Ibb | 3 | Al Sha'ab (3) |
| Ta'izz | 2 | Al-Saqr (2) |
| Al Hudaydah | 2 | Al-Hilal (2) |
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