The 2014–15 Burundi Ligue A season, also known as the Amstel Ligue for sponsorship reasons, was the 52nd edition of the top flight football competition in Burundi. The league was expanded from fourteen to sixteen teams and began on 19 September 2014 and concluded on 31 May 2015. Vital'O was crowned as champion with thirteen points ahead of the defending champion, LLB Sport 4 Africa.
Teams A total of sixteen clubs participate in this season. Twelve teams from previous season and four new promoted sides.
Promoted from Ligue B Rusizi Olympic Star Le Messager Bujumbura Abawigeze
Relegated from Ligue A Espoir de Mutimbuzi Flamengo de Ngagara
Other changes Abawigeze FC was renamed as Nyanza United.
Guêpiers du Lac was renamed as Bujumbura City.
LLB Académic was renamed as LLB Sport 4 Africa. Stadiums and locations
Team Location Stadium Stadium capacityAcadémie TchitéBujumburaStade du Prince Louis Rwagasore22,000Athlético OlympicBujumburaStade du Prince Louis Rwagasore22,000Bujumbura CityBujumburaStade du Prince Louis Rwagasore22,000Flambeau de l'EstRuyigiStade de Ruyigi2,000Inter StarBujumburaStade du Prince Louis Rwagasore22,000LLB Sport 4 AfricaBujumburaStade du Prince Louis Rwagasore22,000Le Messager NgoziRumongeStade Onmisports Ivyizigiro5,418Le Messager BujumburaBujumburaStade du Prince Louis Rwagasore22,000MuzingaBujumburaStade du Prince Louis Rwagasore22,000Nyanza UnitedMagaraStade de football de Magara1,000Olympic Star MuyingaMuyingaStade Municipal de Muyinga10,000Prince LouisBujumburaStade du Prince Louis Rwagasore22,000Royal MuramvyaMuramvyaStade Municipal de Muramvya2,000RusiziCibitokeStade Municipal de Cibitoke1,000Vital'OBujumburaStade du Prince Louis Rwagasore22,000VolontairesKanyoshaStade de Kanyosha1,000
League table
Results
All teams play in a double round robin system (home and away).
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