| Football in Comoros | |
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| Country | Comoros |
| Governing body | Comoros Football Federation |
| National team(s) | men's national team |
| Clubs | Comoros Premier League |
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Comoros joined the Confederation of African Football in 2003 following the formation of the Comoros Football Federation, the national football association, in 1979. Comoros were accepted as full members of FIFA in 2005.[1]
At the highest level, the country's domestic competition consists of the Comoros Premier League and the Comoros Cup. Coin Nord is the country's most decorated club, having won the league title on six occasions.[2][3]
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Ligue de Ngazidja |
Ligue de Nzwani |
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Ligue de Ngazidja (Division 2) |
Ligue de Nzwani (Division 2) |
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Ligue de Ngazidja (Division 3) |
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Following accession to FIFA's full member status, the Comoros national football team has competed for entry to the African Cup of Nations and World Cup since 2010; its qualifying campaigns for both competitions were unsuccessful.[4] [5] In the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations, the national football team of the Comoros reached the second round of the competition for the first time.[6]
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| Stade omnisports de Malouzini | Iconi | 14,053 | 
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