Egyptian Premier League

The Egyptian Premier League (Arabic الدوري المصري الممتاز Al- Dawriy al -Masri al - Mommtāz ) is a professional football league and the highest division in Egyptian football.

The three most famous clubs are al Ahly Cairo, al Zamalek SC and Ismaily SC. The league consists of 16 teams, each deliver an outward and a return match against each other.

Currently, the league officially called Etisalat Egyptian Premier League after the Emirati Communications Company has negotiated a contract with the national federation. No more than three foreign players to play in a club.

The 2010/11 season was interrupted by the January 27, 2011 until April 13, 2011 due to the revolution in Egypt. This season, there were no losers, but as yet ascended three teams from the second division, the number of clubs the following season on 19 Those were increased after the stadium riots of Port Said in the game between al -Masry al Ahly and 1 February 2012 initially and later, on March 10, canceled. At the time the teams had completed 14 to 17 games.

Teams in the season 2012/13

• Al Ahly
• El Gouna FC
• ENPPI Club
• Ghazl El Mahalla SC
• Haras el SC
• Misr El- Makasa
• Smouha Sporting Club
• Telephone call Beni Sweif SC
• Wadi Degla FC

• Al -Ittihad Al- Sakndary
• Arab Contractors SC
• El Dakhleya
• El- Entag El- Harby
• Ismaily SC
• Ittihad El- Shorta
• Petrojet FC
• Tala'ea El- Gaish SC
• Al Zamalek SC

Championships

Record champions

Previous titleholders

• 2002/ 03 Ismaily SC
• 2003/ 04 al Zamalek SC
• 2004/ 05 al Zamalek SC
• 2005/ 06 al Ahly Cairo
• 2006/ 07 al Ahly Cairo
• 2007/ 08 al Ahly Cairo
• 2008/ 09 al Ahly Cairo
• 2009/10 al Ahly Cairo
• 2010/11 al Ahly Cairo
• 2011/12 canceled
• 2012/13 canceled
• 2013/14