Live Football Scores & Standings – Global Leagues & Today’s Matches

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Antigua & Barbuda ABFA Premier League: Standings, Fixtures & Results

The Antigua and Barbuda Football Association (ABFA) Premier League is the top professional football league in Antigua, and Barbuda. The league features 12 teams competing for the championship title each year. As of the 2025/2026 season, All Saints United are the current titleholders, while Empire FC holds the record for the most championships with 13 titles.

Key Facts & Stats (2025/26 Season)

  • Current Titleholder: All Saints United
  • Most Titles: Empire FC (13 titles)
  • Average Goals Per Match: 3.63
  • Season Start: October
  • Season End: April
  • Home Team Win Percentage: 36%
  • Away Team Win Percentage: 18%
  • Draw Percentage: 45%

Recent & Upcoming Matches

As of March 23, 2026, several matches are scheduled and have recently taken place across various leagues. Here’s a snapshot:

  • ABFA Premier League: Ottos Rangers vs. Green City (Result: -:-)
  • ABFA Premier League: Old Road vs. Aston Villa (Result: -:-)
  • Argentina – Liga Profesional – Apertura: Boca Juniors vs. Instituto (Result: 2:0)
  • Brazil – Serie A Betano: Corinthians vs. Flamengo RJ (Result: 1:1 – Half Time)
  • Jamaica – Premier League: Waterhouse vs. Cavalier (Result: 1:1)
  • Mexico – Liga MX – Clausura: Pachuca vs. Toluca (Result: 0:1)
  • USA – MLS: San Diego FC vs. Real Salt Lake (Result: 2:1)

Where to Find Live Scores & Standings

Stay up-to-date with the ABFA Premier League and other football leagues through these resources:

  • Flashscore: Live scores, results, and standings.
  • Sofascore: Standings, fixtures, results, and statistics.
  • Soccerway: Table, fixtures, live scores, and results.

Additional League Information

The ABFA Premier League is actively followed by 450 followers on Facebook, where updates on league activities and administrative workshops are posted. Recently, CONCACAF hosted an Administration Team Workshop in Antigua for football administrators from the Premier League, First Division, and national teams.

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