The "Federación de Futbol Hispano-Marroquí" was founded in 1931 by clubs from the towns of Ceuta and Melilla, the Spanish Protectorate of Morocco (extended over the northern half of the current Morocco), and the neutral place of Tanger, and organized the "Campeonato Hispano-Marroquí", later called "Campeonato Norte de Africa".
It was also a qualifying phase of the Spanish Cup, in spite of being one of the championships with a relatively low level.
See also the list of cup winners.
Year Champions Runners-Up
1929-30 Villajovita FC
1931-32 Cultura Sport Ceutí Ceuta FC
1932-33 Africa Sport Club Unión Santa Bárbara-Europa
1933-34 Ceuta Sport Africa Sport Club
1934-35 Ceuta Sport Africa Sport Club
1935-36 Athletic Club de Tetuán Español FC
1936-37 not played due to Spanish Civil War
1937-38 not played due to Spanish Civil War
1938-39 Ceuta Sport
1939-40 Ceuta Sport Escuela Hispano Árabe
1940-41 Ceuta Sport
1941-42 not played [*]
1942-43 Atlético Tetuán
1943-44 Unión Deportivo Melilla
1944-45 Patronato Dep. Larache
1945-46 not played
1946-47 Juventud Tetuán
1947-48 Unión Deportiva España de Tánger
1948-49 Club Maghreb Aksa de Tánger
1949-50 Español de Tetuán
1950-51 not decided (western group: Unión Tangerina; eastern group: Villa Nador)
1951-52 Unión Deportivo Sevillana de Tánger
1952-53 Larache CF
1953-54 CD Pescadores de Villa Sanjurja
1954-55 SD Ceuta
1955-56 SD Ceuta
1956-68 not known
1968-69 SD Unión Africa Ceutí
[*] one source lists Moghreb Tetuán as champions but Moghreb Tétouan were created in
1956 as a split-off of Atlético Tetuán
7 SD Ceuta (includes Ceuta Sport) 2 Atlético Tetuán (includes Athletic Club de Tetuán) 1 Africa Sport Club Cultura Sport Ceutí UD España de Tánger Español de Tetuán Juventud Tetuán Larache CF Club Maghreb Aksa de Tánger UD Melilla Patronato Dep. Larache CD Pescadores de Villa Sanjurja UD Sevillana de Tánger SD Unión Africa Ceutí Villajovita FC
1) Cultura Sport Ceutí and Ceuta FC merged into Ceuta Sport in 1932. 2) Ceuta Sport changed its name to SD Ceuta in 1941. 3) Tetuán is currently the town of Tétouan in Morocco. 4) In 1956 the Spanish Protectorate of Morocco joined the French Protectorate in the new independent Kingdom of Morocco. In order to retain Atlético's place in the Spanish Second Division, Atlético Tetuán and SD Ceuta officially merged in the new club Atlético Ceuta, and established in Ceuta. On the structures in Tetuan, a new club was formed, called Moghreb Tétouan.
Year Champions 1999-00 UD Melilla "B" 2000-01 UD Melilla "B" 2001-02 CF Rusadir 2002-03 UD Constitución 2003-04 CF Rusadir 2004-05 CD Basto 2005-06 Peña Barcelonista 2006-07 Peña Real Madrid 2007-08 Casino de Real CF 2008-09 FC RD Balompédica Melilla 2009-10 Casino de Real CF 2010-11 Peña Real Madrid 2011-12 UD Melilla "B" 2012-13 Cabrerizas CF 2013-14 Atlético Melilla [or Peña Barcelonista?] 2014-15 River Melilla CF 2015-16 Melistar FS 2016-17 CD Melistar 2017-18 River Melilla CF 2018-19 Melilla CD 2019-20 UB Melilla "B" [or CF Rusadir?] NB: sources: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preferente_de_Melilla and http://www.rfmf.es/index.php
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