In Honduran football, Liga Nacional de Fútbol de Honduras is the top league followed by Liga de Ascenso. This is an incomplete list of current and past clubs.

The list

Club Ground Year founded Level
Arsenal Roatán 1999 2
Atlántida La Ceiba 1927 Dissolved
Atlético Choloma Choloma 2009 2
Atlético Español Tegucigalpa 1971 Dissolved
Atlético Esperanzano La Esperanza 1940 2
Atlético Gualala Gualala 2007 2
Atlético Independiente Siguatepeque 1960 2
Atlético Indio Tegucigalpa unknown Dissolved
Atlético Infop Choloma 2008 Dissolved
Atlético Junior El Negrito 1980 2
Atlético Limeño La Lima unknown 2
Atlético Morazán Tegucigalpa 1970 Dissolved
Atlético Municipal Santa Cruz de Yojoa 1980 Dissolved
Atlético Olanchano / Campamento Catacamas 1974 2
Boca Júnior Tocoa 1974 2
Brasilia Río Lindo 1970 2
Broncos Choluteca unknown Dissolved
CARDVA Coyoles Central 2015 2
Cobán Athletic Jesús de Otoro 2007 2
Comayagua Comayagua 1945 2
Congolón Ocotepeque 1980 3
Cruz Azul San José de Colinas unknown 2
Curacao Tegucigalpa unknown Dissolved
Dandy San Pedro Sula unknown Dissolved
Deportes Concepción San Marcos unknown 3
Deportes Progreseño El Progreso unknown Dissolved
Deportes Savio Santa Rosa de Copán 1964 2
Discua Nicolás El Progreso Unknown 2
Federal Tegucigalpa 1935 Dissolved
E.A.C.I. Olanchito unknown Dissolved
Galaxy Coxen Hole 2002 2
Gimnástico Tegucigalpa 1949 2
Guaimaca Guaimaca unknown 3
Hibueras La Lima unknown 3
Honduras / Progreso El Progreso 1955 1
Honduras Salzburg El Progreso unknown Dissolved
Independiente Villela El Progreso unknown Dissolved
Juticalpa Juticalpa 2004 1
La Salle / San Pedro San Pedro Sula unknown Dissolved
La Virtud Gracias unknown 3
Las Delicias San Francisco de la Paz 2009 3
Lempira La Lima unknown Dissolved
Lenca El Progreso unknown Dissolved
Lepaera Lepaera unknown 2
Marathón San Pedro Sula 1925 1
Motagua Tegucigalpa 1928 1
Motagua Reserves Tegucigalpa unknown Reserves
Municipal Paceño La Paz unknown 2
Municipal Silca Silca unknown 2
Necaxa Tegucigalpa 1954 2
Olancho San Francisco de Becerra 2010 2
Olimpia Tegucigalpa 1912 1
Olimpia Reservas Talanga unknown Reserves
Olimpia Occidental La Entrada unknown 2
Palestino San Pedro Sula 1970 Dissolved
Parrillas One Olanchito 1993 2
Petrotela / Tela Timsa Tela unknown Dissolved
Pinares Choluteca 1975 2
Platense Puerto Cortés 1960 1
Portuario Puerto Cortés unknown Dissolved
Real Comayagua Comayagua unknown Dissolved
Real De Minas Tegucigalpa 2012 1
Real España San Pedro Sula 1929 1
Real España Reserves San Pedro Sula unknown Reserves
Real Juventud Santa Bárbara 1965 2
Real Maya Danlí 1985 Dissolved
Real Sociedad Tocoa 1986 2
San Juan Quimistán 1965 2
Santos Siguatepeque 2017 2
Social Sol Olanchito 1968 2
Sula La Lima unknown Dissolved
Súper Estrella Danlí unknown Dissolved
Talleres Potrerillos 1981 3
Tela Tela 2014 2
Tiburones Choluteca unknown Dissolved
Troya Tegucigalpa 1949 Dissolved
Trujillo Trujillo unknown 2
Unión Ájax Trujillo unknown 2
Universidad Tegucigalpa 1965 Dissolved
UPNFM Tegucigalpa 2010 1
Valencia Choluteca 2002 Dissolved
Valle Nacaome unknown 3
Verdún Tegucigalpa unknown Dissolved
Victoria La Ceiba 1935 2
Victoria B La Ceiba unknown Dissolved
Vida La Ceiba 1940 1
Villanueva Villanueva unknown 2
Yoro Yoro unknown 2
  • Note: E.A.C.I. stands for Empresa Asociativa Campesina de Isletas.
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