Kategoria Superiore Femra, known officially as Abissnet Superiore Femra, is the highest division of women's football in Albania. The league is the female equivalent to the men's Kategoria Superiore. The current season is contested by 9 clubs.
History Although football is considered the most popular sport in Albania, women's football had historically been non-evident in the country until 2007, when the first ever national tournament was held in Sarandë, from 15 to 18 August, as a promotional event for women's football. The teams who participated were amateur sides made up of a selection of players from Tirana, Shkodër, Korçë and Rubik.Albania 2007 Six more friendly tournaments were held in the following two years, in order to raise the profile of the sport and to receive the backing of the Albanian Football Federation.Hapa seriozë të futbollit të femrave Shqiptare
The first official competition was held in the form of a knockout tournament, played between 23–28 January 2009 at Selman Stërmasi Stadium in Tirana and at the FSHF Sports Center in Kamëz. The tournament featured eight teams: Tirana AS, Tropojë, Juban Danja, Olimpik Tirana, Tirana, Rubiku, Memaliaj Sport and The Door. The quarter-finals were held on 23 January and the semi-finals on 25 January, with the final being held three days later, on 28 January, at Selman Stërmasi Stadium. The final saw Tirana AS, led by coach Altin Rraklli face off against Juban Danja. Tirana AS emerged victorious with a commanding 4–0 win, with goals from Aurora Seranaj, Ana Baro and a brace by Brisida Zaimaj, securing their place as the first-ever champions of Albania.Albania 2009
Clubs (2024–25)
# Club Location1 Apolonia Fier2 Atletik Klub Shkodër3 Egnatia Rrogozhinë4 Gramshi Gramsh5 Kinostudio Tirana6 Lushnja Lushnjë7 Partizani Tirana8 Teuta Durrës9 Vllaznia Shkodër
Champions and top goalscorers Season Winner Runner-up Top Scorer(s) Goals 2009 Tirana AS Juban Danja Emanuela Jaku8 2010–11 Ada Tirana AS Ana Baro24 2011–12 Ada Tirana AS Advije Veliu41 2012–13 Ada Juban Danja Ambra Gjergji23 2013–14 Vllaznia * FC Kinostudio Ambra Gjergji43 2014–15Vllaznia Kukësi Megi Doçi57 2015–16 Vllaznia Tirana AS Mesuara Begallo51 2016–17 Vllaznia Apolonia Megi Doçi62 2017–18 Vllaznia Tirana AS Megi Doçi70 2018–19 Vllaznia Tirana AS Megi Doçi79 2019–20 Vllaznia Apolonia Megi Doçi88 2020–21 Vllaznia Apolonia Megi Doçi59 2021–22 Vllaznia Apolonia Megi Doçi66 2022–23 Vllaznia Tirana Megi Doçi66 2023–24 Vllaznia Apolonia Valentina Troka65 2024–25 Vllaznia Partizani Megi Doçi83 2025–26 Vllaznia Apolonia Megi Doçi47 By the end of 2013, Ada had been dissolved, merging with Vllaznia, while retaining the 3 previously won titles under its original name.
By titles Team Home city Titles Vllaznia Shkodër13 Ada Velipojë 3 Tirana AS Tirana 1
Largest victories
Season Date Match Result 2016–17 22.04.2017Kinostudio–The Door 30–0 2025–26 14.02.2026Teuta–Lushnja 28–0 2017–18 11.11.2017Kinostudio–Bilisht Sport 27–0 2023–24 09.03.2024Partizani–Skënderbeu 24–0 2023–24 23.03.2024Apolonia–Teuta 23–0 2023–24 18.11.2023Skënderbeu–Tirana 0–23 2020–21 21.11.2020Tirana AS–Bilisht Sport 23–0 2013–14 13.04.2014Juban Danja–Apolonia 23–6 2018–19 06.04.2019Kinostudio–Pogradeci 22–0 2016–17 29.10.2016Kinostudio–Skënderbeu 22–0 2023–24 08.10.2023Vllaznia–Teuta 21–0 2020–21 14.11.2020Bilisht Sport–Apolonia 0–21 2019–20 24.06.2020Dajti–Vllaznia 0–21 2018–19 24.11.2018Bilisht Sport–Kinostudio 0–21 2012–13 23.03.2013Shkëndija Durrës–Juban Danja 0–21 2021–22 26.02.2022Apolonia–Skënderbeu 20–0 2016–17 17.12.2016The Door–Vllaznia 0–20 2014–15 13.12.2014Kinostudio–AAS 20–1 2013–14 29.03.2014Apolonia–Kinostudio 0–20
See also Albanian Women's Cup List of football clubs in Albania
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