Aetoloacarnania Football Clubs Association () is responsible for football in Aetolia–Acarnania Prefecture. Its offices are housed in Missolonghi and it is a member of the HFF. It is responsible for running the local league and cup, as well as the youth and children's leagues. It also coordinates the activities of the mixed youth and children's groups, which represent the county at national level. The teams from the former "Kapodistrian" municipalities of Anaktorio, Kekropia and Menidi of Aetoloacarnania do not participate in the Union.

History It was founded as an independent Association in 1968, as in previous years the teams of the prefecture of Aetoloacarnania took part in the championships organized by the Achaea Football Clubs Association. The Association was also known as the "Association of Football Clubs of the Prefecture of Aetoloacarnania" (EPSNA). The founding members of the association were AE Messolonghi, Aris Aitoliko, AO Trikardos Katochi, Achilleas Gramatikous, AE Arakynthos Mataranga, AO Pentalofou, AO Pappadata, Iraklis Astakos

League Organization The structure of the championship of Aetoloacarnania Football Clubs Association is consisted of 3 divisions

List of Champions Season Winner 1968–69 AE Messolonghi 1969–70 AE Messolonghi 1970–71 AE Messolonghi 1971–72 AE Messolonghi 1972–73 Panetolikos 1973–74 AE Messolonghi 1974–75 Aris Aitoliko 1975–76 Aris Aitoliko* 1976–77 AE Messolonghi 1977–78 Amfilochos Amfilochia 1978–79 AO Agrinio 1979–80 AS Omiros Neochori 1980–81 Nafpaktiakos Asteras 1981–82 AO Trikardos Katochi (1st group) AO Agrinio (2nd group) 1982–83 Kalydona Evinochori (1st group) AS Asteras Agrinio (2nd group) 1983–84 AO Trikardos Katochi (1st group) Amfilochos Amfilochia (2nd group) PAO Kalyvia (3rd group) 1984–85 AE Messolonghi (1st group) PAO Kalyvia (2nd group) AEK Agios Konstantinos (3rd group) 1985–86 Evinos Evinochori (1st group) AS Asteras Agrinio (2nd group) AEK Agios Konstantinos (3rd group) 1986–87 Evinos Evinochori (1st group) Amfilochos Amfilochia (2nd group) 1987–88 AE Messolonghi (1st group) PAO Kalyvia (2nd group) 1988–89 AS Omiros Neochori (1st group) Amfilochos Amfilochia (2nd group) 1989–90 AE Arakynthos Mataranga/Pappadata 1990–91 Nafpaktiakos Asteras 1991–92 AO Atromitos Antirrio 1992–93 Aris Aitoliko 1993–94 Amfilochos Amfilochia 1994–95 AO Atromitos Antirrio 1995–96 AEK Agios Konstantinos 1996–97 AO Elaiofytiou 1997–98 MAK Acharnaikos Fyteion 1998–99 Aris Aitoliko 1999–2000 AE Messolonghi 2000–01 AE Messolonghi 2001–02 Thermios Apollon 2002–03 AO Atromitos Antirrio 2003–04 Kentavros Antirrio 2004–05 MAS Acharnaikos Fyteion 2005–06 AO Atromitos Antirrio 2006–07 MAS Acharnaikos Fyteion 2007–08 AO Eleofyteio 2008–09 AE Messolonghi 2009–10 AS Omiros Neochori 2010–11 Amfilochos Amfilochia 2011–12 Aris Aitoliko 2012–13 Nafpaktiakos Asteras 2013–14 AS Omiros Neochori 2014–15 AE Messolonghi 2015–16 Nafpaktiakos Asteras 2016–17 GSP Panamvrakikos Boukas 2017–18 Nafpaktiakos Asteras 2018–19 AE Messolonghi 2019–20 GFS Amvrakikos Loutro** 2020–21 Suspended 2021–22 AO Anagennisi Stano 2022–23 AE Messolonghi 2023–24 Panagriniakos 2024–25 Aris Lepenous 2025–26 Panagriniakos

*AO Agrinio finished first, but were demoted for attempted bribery and thus the second, Aris Aitoliko were crowned champions.

** Due to the suspension of all the championships of the association due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Amvrakikos Loutro were crowned champion and got the ticket to the Gamma Ethniki of the following season. However, the interruption caused the reaction of Panagriniakos, because they were in first place one matchday before the interruption, but they finished second, since Amvrakikos Loutro got a 3–0 over AO Chalkia, who had withdrawn from the league, while they were defeated 1–0 by Apollon Atsikio. Finally on August 19, while the preparation of the groups of the 2020–21 Gamma Ethniki by the HFF was taking place, it was also announced that Panagriniakos would compete in the tournament and thus the prefecture of Aetoloacarnania was represented by 4 clubs.

Cup Winners Season Winner 1971–72 AE Messolonghi 1972–73 Panetolikos 1973–74 Aris Aitoliko 1974–75 AO Agrinio 1975–76 Not finished 1976–77 Aris Aitoliko 1977–78 AO Agrinio 1978–79 AE Messolonghi 1979–80 Amfilochos Amfilochia 1980–81 Nafpaktiakos Asteras 1981–82 AO Agrinio 1982–83 AO Agrinio 1983–84 Asteras Agrinio 1984–85 AS Omiros Neochori 1985–86 AS Omiros Neochori 1986–87 AOK Union/Trikardos Katochi 1987–88 AE Messolonghi 1988–89 Panetolikos 1989–90 Acheloos Aggelokastro 1990–91 Nafpaktiakos Asteras 1991–92 AE Arakynthos Mataranga/Pappadata 1992–93 Nafpaktiakos Asteras 1993–94 AEK Agios Konstantinos 1994–95 Nafpaktiakos Asteras 1995–96 AE Agios Dimitrios 1996–97 AE Messolonghi 1997–98 AS Promytheas Gavrolimni 1998–99 Aris Aitoliko 1999–2000 AE Messolonghi 2000–01 AE Messolonghi 2001–02 Thermios Apollon 2002–03 AO Atromitos Antirrio 2003–04 MAS Acharnaikos Fyteion 2004–05 Nafpaktiakos Asteras 2005–06 MAS Acharnaikos Fyteion 2006–07 AO Eleofyteio 2007–08 AE Messolonghi 2008–09 Nafpaktiakos Asteras 2009–10 G.O. Messolonghi 2010–11 Panetolikos amateurs 2011–12 AE Messolonghi 2012–13 GFS Amvrakikos Loutro 2013–14 Nafpaktiakos Asteras 2014–15 AO Floga Paleomanina 2015–16 AO Chalkeia 2016–17 AE Messolonghi 2017–18 Amfilochos Amfilochia 2018–19 AS Omiros Neochori 2019–20 AE Messolonghi 2020–21 Suspended 2021–22 Nafpaktiakos Asteras 2022–23 Panagriniakos 2023–24 Panagriniakos 2024–25 Panagriniakos 2025–26 Panagriniakos

Super Cup Winners Year Winner 2010 AS Omiros Neochori 2011 Amfilochos Amfilochia 2012 AE Messolonghi 2013 Nafpaktiakos Asteras 2014 AS Omiros Neochori 2015 AO Floga Paleomanina 2016 Nafpaktiakos Asteras 2017 Amfilochos Amfilochia 2018 AE Messolonghi

Teams in national divisions Two teams participate in national divisions in the 2026–27 season : Super League Greece Panetolikos Gamma Ethniki: Panagriniakos

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