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Kategoria e Tretë

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Kategoria e Tretë

Founded	2003
Country	Albania
Confederation	UEFA
Number of teams	15
Level on pyramid	4
Promotionto	Kategoria e Dytë
Current champions	Basania (2023–24)
Most championships	Bylis (2)
Website	Official site
Current: 2023–24

Kategoria e Tretë is the fourth and lowest professional level of football in Albania's football league system. In the 2023−24 season, Kategoria e Tretë has 15 teams participating, split in 2 groups. The winners of each group earn the right to be promoted to the Kategoria e Dytë and play a final match to determine the champions. The runners-up of each group qualify to the play-off round. For the first time in this championship, the matches will be played with a round-robin system, unlike in previous years, which were all held in the field of the national team in Kamza, Tiranë.

Clubs (2023-24)

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Team	Location
Albpetrol	Patos
Arnisa	Tërbuf
Basania	Bushat
Bulqiza	Bulqizë
Eagle FA	Tirana
Gramozi	Ersekë
Himara	Himarë
Kinostudio	Tirana
Klosi	Klos
Memaliaj	Memaliaj
Osumi	Dimal
Përmeti	Përmet
Prestige	Tirana
Skrapari	Çorovodë
Tepelena	Tepelenë

Champions

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Year	Champions	Runners-up	Top scorer	Goals
2003–04	Tërbuni	Butrinti
2004–05	Këlcyra	Domozdova
2005–06	Olimpiku Plug	Olimpik
2006–07	Alfavita	KF Vlora
2007–08	Bylis
2008–09	Laçi
2009–10	Bylis
2010–11	Pogradeci
2011–12	Vora^[1]	KF Farka
2012–13	Partizani B	Oriku
2013–14	Tirana B	Teuta B
2014–15	Kevitan	Internacional Tirana
2015–16	Skënderbeu B	Kukësi B
2016–17	Spartak Tirana	Klosi
2018	Rubiku	Term
2019	Selenica	Mirdita
2020	Labëria	Bulqiza
2021	Luftëtari	Murlani
2021–22	AF Elbasani	Valbona	Denis Mici	29
2022–23	Adriatiku	Albanët	Adhurim Hasani	23
2023–24	Basania	Memaliaj	Kalonji Nyanguila	11