C-League

The Cambodian League (Khmer: លីគកំពូលកម្ពុជា League Kompoul Kampuchea) or the C-League, known for sponsorship reasons as the Metfone Cambodian League,[1] is the highest football division in Cambodian football, and is run by the Cambodian Football Federation.[2] Contested by 13 teams in the 2020 season, it operates on a system of promotion and relegation with the Cambodian Second League. Season usually runs from February to October, with each of the 13 teams playing against each other twice which totals to 24 games played per team. Most of the games are played on Saturdays and Sundays afternoons.

Metfone Cambodian League
Founded1982
CountryCambodia
ConfederationAFC
Divisions1
Number of teams13
Level on pyramid1
Relegation toCambodian Second League
Domestic cup(s)Hun Sen Cup
CNCC Charity Cup
International cup(s)AFC Cup
ASEAN Club Championship
Mekong Club Championship
Current championsPreah Khan Reach Svay Rieng (2nd title)
(2019)
Most championshipsPhnom Penh Crown (6 titles)
TV partnersBTV Cambodia
Kampuchea Thmei Daily
Websitecncc-football.com
2020 C-League

History

Cambodia Derby

Also known as the Cambodian Classic Match, it is given to the rivalry between Phnom Penh Crown and Boeung Ket, with both clubs being the most successful domestically while also establishing names for themselves as representatives for Cambodian football.

Big Five

Phnom Penh Crown, Boeung Ket, Nagaworld, Preah Khan Reach Svay Rieng, and newly promoted Visakha are considered the 'big five' of Cambodian football, with three out of the five teams having played AFC Cup football.

2019 season

Preah Khan Reach Svay Rieng won the 2019 league season with a 25 games run unbeaten streak only to lose its final league game against Nagaworld, setting up a new record in the Cambodian League.

2020 season and teams

Clubs who have competed in the past but not in 2020

Note: These clubs still exist, but compete in the lower levels of competition in Cambodia.

List of champions

1982–2004

Cambodian League or C-League (since 2005)

Champions by club

Source: List of Champions

Awards

Prize money[3]

  • Champion: 150,000,000 riels
  • Runner-up: 60,000,000 riels
  • Third Place: 50,000,000 riels
  • Fourth Place: 40,000,000 riels

References

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