The Fiji National Club Championship is a football competition in Fiji. It is played by club teams, as opposed to the Fiji Premier League which is played between district teams. The competition was first held in 1986.
It was founded in order to decide a national champion among club teams, initially using a knockout system including clubs selected by their districts. In 1987 it introduced a "pool system" and in 1992 the "zonal playoffs" were introduced.https://www.fijifootball.com.fj/archives-1881-2/
Teams qualify for the tournament by winning the local district championships.
Champions Source:
1986 - Tanoa SC 1987 - unknown 1988 - unknown 1989 - Combine Stars 1990 - Ba FSC 1991 - Greenstars 1992 - Greenstars 1993 - Lautoka General 1994 - unknown 1995 - unknown 1996 - Ba FSC 1997 - Ba FSC 1988 - Raymonds SC 1999 - Kiwi Sports 2000 - Foodtown Warriors 2001 - not held 2002 - not held 2003 - unknown 2004 - unknown 2005 - General Machinery 2006 - General Machinery 2007–08 - Kriz Signs Uciwai 2008 - Southern Forest Combine 2009 - Southern Forest Combine 2010 - 4R Electric Ltd 2011 - Lokia United 2012 - 4R Electric Ltd 2013 - League FC 2014 - Civic FC 2015 - 4R Electric Ltd 2016 - Press FC 2017 - Blues FC 2018 - Yalalevu FC 2019 - not held 2020–21 - Kasavu FC 2021–22 - not held 2022–23 - United Sangam 2023 - Police FC 2024 - Labasa Northpole 2025 - Labasa Northpole
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