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With the 2-1 success against Partizan in the derby, Tirana secured the champion title in this season of Superiore three weeks before the end.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
A well-deserved success of the team led by Orges Shehi, which showed consistency in the game and results throughout the season. The White and Blues have the absolute record in terms of titles won with 26 trophies.<\/p>\n
The closest follower is another team from the capital, Dinamo, with 18 titles, while Partizani is ranked third with 16 trophies.<\/p>\n
The dominance of the capital clubs over the decades has been tried to break Vllaznia, which has won 9 champion titles, and Sk\u00ebnderbeu with 8 titles. Teuta and Elbasan have been declared champions twice and Kuk\u00ebsi and Flamurtari once.<\/p>\n
Golden Book of the Superior Category<\/strong><\/p>\n 1930 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1931 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1932 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1933 – Sk\u00ebnderbeu<\/p>\n 1934 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1935 – (did not take place)<\/p>\n 1936 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1937 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1938 – (did not take place)<\/p>\n 1939 – (not recognized)<\/p>\n 1940 – (not recognized)<\/p>\n 1941 – (did not take place)<\/p>\n 1942 – (not recognized)<\/p>\n 1943 – (did not take place)<\/p>\n 1944 – (did not take place)<\/p>\n [1945-Vllaznia<\/p>\n 1946 – Vllaznia<\/p>\n 1947 – Partizani<\/p>\n 1948 – Partizani<\/p>\n 1949 – Partizani<\/p>\n 1950 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 1951 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 1952 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 1953 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 1954 – Partizani<\/p>\n 1955 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 1956 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 1957 – Partizani<\/p>\n 1958 – Partizani<\/p>\n 1959 – Partizani<\/p>\n 1960 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 1961 – Partizani<\/p>\n 1962-1963 – Partizani<\/p>\n 1963-1964 – Partizani<\/p>\n 1964-1965 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1965-1966 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1966-1967 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 1968 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1969-1970 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1970-1971 – Partizani<\/p>\n 1971-1972 – Vllaznia<\/p>\n 1972-1973 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 1973-1974 – Vllaznia<\/p>\n 1974-1975 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 1975-1976 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 1976-1977 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 1977-1978 – Vllaznia<\/p>\n 1978-1979 – Partizani<\/p>\n 1979-1980 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 1980-1981 – Partizani<\/p>\n 1981-1982 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1982-1983 – Vllaznia<\/p>\n 1983-1984 – Elbasani<\/p>\n 1984-1985 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1985-1986 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 1986-1987 – Partizani<\/p>\n 1987-1988 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1988-1989 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1989-1990 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 1990-1991 – Flamurtari<\/p>\n 1991-1992 – Vllaznia<\/p>\n 1992-1993 – Partizani<\/p>\n 1993-1994 – Teuta<\/p>\n 1994-1995 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1995-1996 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1996-1997 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1997-1998 – Vllaznia<\/p>\n 1998-1999 – Tirana<\/p>\n 1999-2000 – Tirana<\/p>\n 2000-2001 – Vllaznia<\/p>\n 2001-2002 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 2002-2003 – Tirana<\/p>\n 2003-2004 – Tirana<\/p>\n 2004-2005 – Tirana<\/p>\n 2005-2006 – Elbasani<\/p>\n 2006-2007 – Tirana<\/p>\n 2007-2008 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 2008-2009 – Tirana<\/p>\n 2009-2010 – Dinamo<\/p>\n 2010-2011 – Sk\u00ebnderbeu<\/p>\n 2011-2012 – Sk\u00ebnderbeu<\/p>\n 2012-2013 – Sk\u00ebnderbeu<\/p>\n 2013-2014 – Sk\u00ebnderbeu<\/p>\n 2014-2015 – Sk\u00ebnderbeu<\/p>\n 2015-2016 – Sk\u00ebnderbeu<\/p>\n 2016-2017 – Kuk\u00ebsi<\/p>\n 2017-2018 – Sk\u00ebnderbeu<\/p>\n 2018-2019 – Partizani<\/p>\n 2019-2020 – Tirana<\/p>\n 2020-2021 – Teuta<\/p>\n 2021-2022 – Tirana<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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