Commonwealth League

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This article is for the top flight of Haesanite association football. For the baseball league subdivision, see Haesanite National League.

Commonwealth League
국가 축구 리그
AbbreviationHCL
Formation1883
Founded atSuyang, Haesan
TypeAssociation Football League
HeadquartersSuyang, Haesan
Websitehcl.hn

The Commonwealth League (Korean: 국가 축구 리그) is the top flight of Haesanite association football, founded in 1883 and held continuously since 1969.

League Structure

History

Origins

Teams

Team City Team Nickname Stadium Capacity First Season Current Spell Last Shield
Anmi FC Anmi, Namhae Archers Anmi Muncipal Stadium 52,810 1883–1884 1987– 2006–2007
Byeolbam AC Junyeol, Haebam Starry Night Byeolbam Stadium 25,755 2016–2017 2021–
Cheonpung Sanri AC Sanri, Maehwa Miners Cheonpung Athletics Center 33,891 1997–1998 2017–
Club Cité d'Anfe Anfa, Anfa Burgundies Stade Anfois 82,730 1883–1884 1883– 2022–2023
Coastal FC Munseong, Namhae Seagulls Haeyang Chukgujang 40,491 1901–1902 2014– 1938–1939
Gwanli Yeocheon FC Yeocheon, Namhae Glassies Gwanli Stadium 32,744 1901–1902 2023– 1956–1957
Hansaeng Jeonyu FC Jeonyu, Imyu Silver Whales Hansaeng Arena 41,925 1946–1947 2004– 1993–1994
Hyangsan Athletic FC Hyangsan, Sugang Camellias Camellia Park 46,192 1883–1884 1978– 2017–2018
Hwagang Capitol FC Hwagang, Hwagang CR Nationals Hwagang Capitol Stadium 58,281 1980–1981 2015– 1988–1989
Jeongmi Hanyeong FC Hanyeong, Sinhan Cranes Jeongmi Park 38,075 1924–1925 2009– 1974–1975
Levesque CF Levesque, Northlands Guerriers du Lac Parc du Nord 47,483 1883–1884 1961– 2001–2002
CF Marchal Anfa, Anfa Les Riverains Stade Rivière Marchal 44,087 1924–1925 1988– 2011–2012
Narae Imae AC Imae, Eungang Silvers Eungang Stadium 36,293 1983–1984 2018–
AFC Seorin Suyang, Suyang Metropolitans Suyang Stadium 92,080 1901–1902 1997– 2008–2009
Seowon FC Seowon, Sugang Gardeners Seowon Garden 26,499 1996–1997 2001–
Sinju AC Sinju, Sinhan Ghosts Sinju Park 68,570 1883–1884 1943– 2014–2015
Sinju Gwanak FC Gwanak, Sinhan Spirits, Suburbans Gwanak Arena 28,861 2023–2024 2023–
Southerly FC Altina, Southern Maritimes Palms Caye Stadium 18,820 2020–2021 2023–
Suri Gyeongseong FC Gyeongseong, Ryujang Easterlies Gyeongseong Park 37,494 1924–1925 2022–
Suyang City FC Suyang, Suyang Tridents, Blues Marsh Ground 66,463 1883–1884 2005– 2020–2021

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