Premier League of Eswatini

















































Swazi Premier League
Founded 1971
Country Swaziland
Confederation CAF
Number of teams 12 in 2016-17 season
Level on pyramid 1
Domestic cup(s)
Swazi Cup
Swazi Charity Cup
International cup(s)
Champions League
Confederation Cup
Current champions
Mbabane Swallows
(2017–18)
Most championships
Mbabane Highlanders (13)
Website www.pls.co.sz

2018–19 Swazi Premier League

Swazi Premier League, also known as Swazi MTN Premier League due to sponsorship reasons, is the top division of the National Football Association of Swaziland. It was created in 1971 and plans to be a fully professional entity by 2022.[1]




Contents






  • 1 Swazi/MTN Premier League - Clubs 2016/17


  • 2 Previous winners


  • 3 Performance by club


  • 4 Topscorers


  • 5 References


  • 6 External links





Swazi/MTN Premier League - Clubs 2016/17




  • Green Mamba (Simunye)

  • Manzini Sea Birds

  • Manzini Sundowns

  • Manzini Wanderers

  • Mbabane Highlanders

  • Mbabane Swallows

  • Midas Mbabane City


  • Moneni Pirates (Manzini)


  • Red Lions (Balaka)


  • Royal Leopards (Simunye)

  • Tambuti


  • Young Buffaloes (Matsapha)



Previous winners




  • 1971 : Milling Hotspurs

  • 1972 : Milling Hotspurs

  • 1973 : not known

  • 1974 : Mbabane Highlanders

  • 1976 : Mbabane Highlanders

  • 1977 : Juventus Kvaluseni (Mhlume)

  • 1980 : Mbabane Highlanders

  • 1981 : Mhlume Peacemakers (Mhlume)

  • 1982 : Mbabane Highlanders

  • 1983 : Manzini Wanderers

  • 1984 : Mbabane Highlanders

  • 1985 : Manzini Wanderers

  • 1986 : Mbabane Highlanders

  • 1987 : Manzini Wanderers

  • 1988 : Mbabane Highlanders

  • 1989 : Denver Sundowns (Manzini)

  • 1990 : Denver Sundowns (Manzini)

  • 1991 : Mbabane Highlanders

  • 1992 : Mbabane Highlanders

  • 1993 : Mbabane Swallows

  • 1994 : Eleven Men in Flight (Siteki)

  • 1995 : Mbabane Highlanders

  • 1996 : Eleven Men in Flight (Siteki)

  • 1997 : Mbabane Highlanders

  • 1998 : no championship

  • 1998–99 : Manzini Wanderers

  • 1999–00 : Mbabane Highlanders

  • 2000–01 : Mbabane Highlanders

  • 2001–02 : Manzini Wanderers

  • 2002–03 : Manzini Wanderers

  • 2003–04 : Mhlambanyatsi Rovers

  • 2004–05 : Mbabane Swallows

  • 2005–06 : Royal Leopards (Simunye)

  • 2006–07 : Royal Leopards (Simunye)

  • 2007–08 : Royal Leopards (Simunye)

  • 2008–09 : Mbabane Swallows

  • 2009–10 : Young Buffaloes

  • 2010–11 : Green Mamba

  • 2011–12 : Mbabane Swallows

  • 2012–13 : Mbabane Swallows

  • 2013–14 : Royal Leopards (Simunye)

  • 2014–15 : Royal Leopards (Simunye)


  • 2015–16 : Royal Leopards (Simunye)


  • 2016–17 : Mbabane Swallows


  • 2017–18 : Mbabane Swallows




Performance by club

















































































Club
 City
 Titles
 Last Title
Mbabane Highlanders Mbabane 13 2000–01
Mbabane Swallows Mbabane 7 2017–18
Manzini Wanderers Manzini 6 2002–03
Royal Leopards Simunye 6 2015–16

Manzini Sundowns (as Denver Sundowns)		 Manzini 2 1990
Eleven Men in Flight Siteki 2 1996
Milling Hotspurs Manzini 2 1972
Mhlambanyatsi Rovers Mhlambanyatsi 1 2003–04
Juventus Kvaluseni Mhlume 1 1977
Mhlume Peacemakers Mhlume 1 1981
Young Buffaloes Matsapha 1 2009–10
Green Mamba Simunye 1 2010–11


Topscorers
































































Year
Best scorers
Team
Goals

2000–01
 Fritz Junior Seilbea Mbabane Swallows 13

2001–02

2002–03
Eswatini Patrick "Nkola" Mkhwanazi
 Manzini Wanderers 13

2003–04
Eswatini Salebona "Salas" Jele
 Young Buffaloes 11

2004–05
Eswatini Mzwandile "Zoo" Mamba
 Mbabane Swallows 12

2005–06
Eswatini Mzwandile "Zoo" Mamba
Eswatini Mduduzi "Aghahowa" Mdluli
Royal Leopards
Mbabane Highlanders
 11

2011–12
Eswatini Nhlanhla "Mshengu" Kunene
 Malanti Chiefs 17

2012–13
Eswatini Nhlanhla "Mshengu" Kunene
 Malanti Chiefs 14

2013–14
Eswatini Sandile Hlatshwako
 Malanti Chiefs 14


References





  1. ^ http://www.times.co.sz/sports/97827-teams-embrace-pls%E2%80%99-vision-2022.html




External links



  • MTN Premier League Official Website

  • League at fifa.com

  • RSSSF competition history










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