UAE League

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UAE League
Sport	Football
Founded	1973
No. of teams	12
Country	United Arab Emirates
Current champions	Al-Ahli

Etisalat National League is the main football competition of the United Arab Emirates. It began in 1973, and the league is now considered to be one of the most famous and exciting in the Asian continent. Some of the great clubs this tournament produced includes the Al-Ain, Al-Wahda, Al-Ahli and Al-Sharjah clubs and the first team to win this league is Al-Sharjah and the team with the most league titles is Al-Ain who have 9.

[edit] 06/07 Season Teams

• Al-Sharjah
• Al-Wasl
• Al-Jazeera
• Dubai
• Al-Emarat
• Al-Fujairah
• Al-Ahli
• Al-Wahda
• Al-Nasr
• Al-Shaab
• Al-Shabbab
• Al-Ain

[edit] League winners

• Al-Ain 9 Titles
• Al-Wasl 6 Titles
• Al-Sharjah 5 Titles
• Al-Ahli 4 Titles
• Al-Nasr 3 Titles
• Al-Wahda 3 Titles
• Al-Shabbab 2 Titles

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