Linafoot Ligue 1
Congo DR

Linafoot Ligue 1

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SeasonWinnerRunner-UpThird Place
2025/26 TP Mazembe
Linafoot Ligue 1
FC Les Aigles du Congo–
2024/25 FC Les Aigles du Congo
Linafoot Ligue 1
FC Saint-Éloi Lupopo–
2023/24 TP Mazembe
Linafoot Ligue 1
AS Maniema Union–
2022/23Title not awarded
Championship abandoned; no title awarded.
2021/22 TP Mazembe
Linafoot Ligue 1
AS Vita Club–
Ended early; TP Mazembe were declared champions.
2020/21 AS Vita Club
Linafoot Ligue 1
TP Mazembe–
AS Vita Club were confirmed as champions following the CAS ruling; the provisional award to TP Mazembe was corrected.
2019/20 TP Mazembe
Linafoot Ligue 1
AS Vita Club–
Ended early; TP Mazembe were declared champions.
2018/19 TP Mazembe
Linafoot Ligue 1
AS Vita Club–
2017/18 AS Vita Club
Linafoot Ligue 1
TP Mazembe–
2016/17 TP Mazembe
Division 1
AS Vita Club–
2015/16 TP Mazembe
Division 1
AS Vita Club–
2014/15 AS Vita Club
Division 1
TP Mazembe–
2013/14 TP Mazembe
Division 1
SM Sanga Balende–
2013 TP Mazembe
Division 1
AS Vita Club–
2012 TP Mazembe
Division 1
AS Vita Club–
2011 TP Mazembe
Division 1
AS Vita Club–
2010 AS Vita Club
Division 1
TP Mazembe–
2009 TP Mazembe
Division 1
FC Saint-Éloi Lupopo–
2008 DC Motema Pembe
Division 1
TP Mazembe–
2007 TP Mazembe
Division 1
DC Motema Pembe–
2006 TP Mazembe
Division 1
FC Saint-Éloi Lupopo–
2005 DC Motema Pembe
Division 1
FC Saint-Éloi Lupopo–
2004 DC Motema Pembe
Division 1
TP Mazembe–
2003 AS Vita Club
Division 1
SC Cilu–
2002 FC Saint-Éloi Lupopo
Division 1
TP Mazembe–
2001 TP Mazembe
Division 1
FC Saint-Éloi Lupopo–
2000 TP Mazembe
Division 1
SM Sanga Balende–
1999 DC Motema Pembe
Division 1
TP Mazembe–
1998 DC Motema Pembe
Division 1
AS Vita Club–
1997 AS Vita Club
Coupe du Congo
DC Motema Pembe–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1996 DC Motema Pembe
Coupe du Zaïre
AS Bantous–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1995 AS Bantous
Coupe du Zaïre
AS Vita Club–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1994 AS Vita Club
Coupe du Zaïre
SM Sanga Balende–
AS Vita Club won the championship final against Sanga Balende 1–2 and 4–2. DC Motema Pembe won the separate Independence Cup. The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1993 AS Vita Club
Coupe du Zaïre
AS Bantous–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1992 US Bilombe
Coupe du Zaïre
FC Scibe Zaïre–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1991 SCOM Mikishi
Linafoot
––
The champions are established; the runners-up are not reliably documented.
1990 FC Saint-Éloi Lupopo
Linafoot
DC Motema Pembe–
1989 DC Motema Pembe
Coupe du Zaïre
TP Mazembe–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1988 AS Vita Club
Coupe du Zaïre
DC Motema Pembe–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1987 DC Motema Pembe
Coupe du Zaïre
TP Mazembe–
The reconstructed results record DC Motema Pembe winning the final against TP Mazembe 1–0 and 4–0. Conflicting club lists name Mazembe. The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1986 FC Saint-Éloi Lupopo
Coupe du Zaïre
––
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1985 US Tshinkunku
Coupe du Zaïre
AS Bilima–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1984 AS Bilima
Coupe du Zaïre
OC Muungano–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1983 SM Sanga Balende
Coupe du Zaïre
AS Bilima–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1982 AS Bilima
Coupe du Zaïre
TP Mazembe–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1981 FC Saint-Éloi Lupopo
Coupe du Zaïre
AS Vita Club–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1980 AS Vita Club
Coupe du Zaïre
FC Lubumbashi Sport–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1979 AS Bilima
Coupe du Zaïre
CS Mokanda–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1978 CS Imana
Coupe du Zaïre
TP Mazembe–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1977 AS Vita Club
Coupe du Zaïre
AS Inga Sport–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1976 TP Mazembe
Coupe du Zaïre
SM Sanga Balende–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1975 AS Vita Club
Coupe du Zaïre
US Tshinkunku–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1974 CS Imana
Coupe du Zaïre
SM Sanga Balende–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1973 AS Vita Club
Coupe du Zaïre
FC Saint-Éloi Lupopo–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1972 AS Vita Club
Coupe du Zaïre
TP Mazembe–
The 1972 edition; the final legs were played on March 4 and March 18, 1973. The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1971 AS Vita Club
Coupe du Congo
FC Renaissance Kananga–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.
1970Title not awarded
Bukavu tournament annulled and its replay in Kisangani unfinished. AS Victoria Club were nominated for the African Champions Cup; no established championship title.
1969Title not awarded
Return leg cancelled; the reconstruction based on contemporary reports records no awarded title. TP Englebert were nominated for the African Champions Cup; some club lists nevertheless claim a championship.
1968 FC Saint-Éloi Lupopo
Coupe du Congo
AS Victoria Club–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title. Decided in a final group, with no single final match.
1967 TP Englebert
Coupe du Congo
Sporting Malekesa–
The 1967 edition; the final group was played in February 1968. The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title. Decided in a final group, with no single final match.
1966 TP Englebert
Coupe du Congo
Union Saint-Gilloise–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title. Decided in a final group, with no single final match.
1965 AS Bilima
Coupe du Congo
US Panda B52–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title. Decided in a final group, with no single final match.
1964 CS Imana
Coupe du Congo
FC Saint-Éloi Lupopo–
The national cup also determined the champions; this success counts once as a championship title.