Season | 2024 |
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Dates | 20 April – 22 May |
Champions | Attack Energy FC |
Best Player | Hamid Amiri |
Top goalscorer | Ahmad Nabi Muqdas |
Best goalkeeper | Faisal Hamidi |
← 2022 2025 → |
The 2024 Afghanistan Champions League was the third season of Afghanistan Champions League, the Afghan league for football clubs, since its establishment in 2021. The season began on 20 April. Twelve clubs participated for a total of sixty-six matches. All matches were played at the 5,000-seat Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium in Kabul.
Attack Energy, who were the defending champions since the 2022 season after the league was not held in 2023, [1] [2] [3] won their second consecutive title after finishing the season unbeaten by winning all of their 11 matches. [4]
The following 12 teams competed in the 2024 Afghanistan Champions League season. [2]
20 April 2024 | Abu Muslim | 2-0 | Sarsabz Yashlar | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
13:00 | Sohrab Afghan ![]() ![]() | Referee: Ashraf |
20 April 2024 | Sorkh Poshan | 1-0 | Khurasan | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
15:30 | Mashood Azadani ![]() | Referee: Gul Ahmad Khairi |
21 April 2024 | Istiqlal | 0-3 | Aino Mina | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
13:00 | Hamid Noorzooi ![]() ![]() | Referee: Hamid Mohammadi |
21 April 2024 | Khadim | 0-3 | Attack Energy | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
15:30 | Alireza Panahi ![]() ![]() ![]() | Referee: Mohammad Ashraf Husseinzada |
22 April 2024 | Wahidy | 0-1 | Mawj Sahil | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
13:00 | Shah Nasir Nori ![]() | Referee: Danish Ahmadi |
22 April 2024 | Adalat Farah | 1-2 | Maiwand | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
15:30 | Abdul Ali Wahidi ![]() | Rahimullah Hamasi ![]() ![]() | Referee: Gul Ahmad Khairi |
23 April 2024 | Abu Muslim | 6-0 | Khurasan | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
13:00 | Amanullah Sardari ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Referee: Sami Qarizada |
23 April 2024 | Sarsabz Yashlar | 0-4 | Aino Mina | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
15:30 | Ahlullah Darman ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Referee: Hamid Mohammadi |
24 April 2024 | Sorkh Poshan | 0-1 | Attack Energy | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
13:00 | Samir Samandari, ![]() | Referee: Gul Ahmad |
24 April 2024 | Istiqlal | 2-1 | Mawj Sahil | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
15:30 | Ali Reza Hashimi ![]() ![]() | Milad Hamati,![]() | Referee: Jawid Azizi |
25 April 2024 | Khadim | 2-0 | Maiwand | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
13:00 | Farid Bakhtiyar ![]() ![]() | Referee: Hamid Mohammadi |
25 April 2024 | Wahidy | 1-1 | Adalat Farah | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
15:30 | Junaid Ahmad Shah ![]() | Samullah Naderi, ![]() | Referee: M.Ashraf Hussainzada |
26 April 2024 | Khurasan | 0-5 | Attack Energy | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
13:00 | Khalid Ahmad Ahmadi ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Referee: M.Ashraf Hussainzada |
26 April 2024 | Abu Muslim | 2-1 | Aino Mina | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
15:30 | Sohrab Afghan ![]() ![]() | Rashid Nazari, ![]() | Referee: Hamid Mohammadi |
27 April 2024 | Sarsabz Yashlar | 1-2 | Mawj Sahil | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
13:0 | M.Nasir Niazi ![]() | Mir M.Sanan Rahimi ![]() ![]() | Referee: Danish Ahmadi |
27 April 2024 | Sorkh Poshan | 6-0 | Maiwand | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
15:30 | Habibullah Hotak ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Referee: Said Samim Hosaini |
28 April 2024 | Istiqlal | 2-1 | Adalat Farah | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
13:00 | M.Rueed Samandari ![]() ![]() | Mohammad Nawid Afghan ![]() | Referee: Gul Ahmad |
28 April 2024 | Khadim | 6-0 | Wahidy | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
15:30 | Ali Abdul Ghafor ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Referee: Said Samim Hosaini |
29 April 2024 | Abu Muslim | 0-4 | Attack Energy | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
13:00 | Khalil Ahmad Ahmadi ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Referee: Sayed Nangyali Sadat |
29 April 2024 | Aino Mina | 0-3 | Mawj Sahil | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
15:30 | Esmat Hadafmand ![]() ![]() ![]() | Referee: Hamid Mohammadi |
30 April 2024 | Khurasan | 3-1 | Maiwand | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
13:00 | Hayatullah Salimi ![]() ![]() ![]() | Rahimullah Hamasi ![]() | Referee: Danish Ahmadi |
30 April 2024 | Sarsabz Yashlar | 2-0 | Adalat Farah | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
15:30 | Ahmad Farhad Adel ![]() ![]() | Referee: M.Ashraf Hussainzada |
01 May 2024 | Sorkh Poshan | 3-0 | Wahidy | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
13:00 | Farhad Alizada ![]() ![]() ![]() | Referee: M.Ashraf Hussainzada |
01 May 2024 | Istiqlal | 1-2 | Khadim | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
15:30 | Hamid Ghulami ![]() | Shahzada Sancharaki ![]() ![]() | Referee: Hamid Mohammadi |
02 May 2024 | Abu Muslim | 2-1 | Mawj Sahil | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
13:00 | S.Hashmat Ahmadi ![]() ![]() | Yasar Salaam ![]() | Referee: Gul Ahmad |
02 May 2024 | Attack Energy | 3-0 | Maiwand | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
15:30 | Emmanuel Okorie ![]() ![]() ![]() | Referee: Gul Ahmad |
03 May 2024 | Aino Mina | 2-1 | Adalat Farah | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
13:00 | Ahmad Nabi Moqadas ![]() ![]() | Abdul Ali Wahedi ![]() | Referee: Gul Ahmad Khairi |
03 May 2024 | Khurasan | 2-1 | Wahidy | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
15:30 | Hedayatullah Salimi ![]() ![]() | Farzad Barekzai ![]() | Referee: Gul Ahmad |
04 May 2024 | Sarsabz Yashlar | 2-1 | Khadim | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
13:00 | Khal Mohammad Sultani ![]() ![]() | Nasim Muradi ![]() | Referee: Hamid Mohammadi |
04 May 2024 | Sorkh Poshan | 6-0 | Istiqlal | Afghanistan Football Federation Stadium, Kabul |
15:30 | Omid Rajabi ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Referee: M.Ashraf Hussainzada |
Award | Recipient | Club |
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Top Scorer | Ahmad Nabi Muqdas | Aino Mina |
Most Valuable Player | Hamid Amiri | Sorkh Poshan |
Best Goalkeeper | Faisal Hamidi | Attack Energy |
Best Young Player | Esmat Hadafmand | Mawj Sahel |
Best Coach | Ali Ahmad Yarzadeh | Attack Energy |
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