Ethiopian Football Federation and state owned Television and Radio Corporation EBC signed a memorandum of understanding that will enable the corporation to showcase selected Premier League games and Ethiopian men and women national team home and away international games yesterday at EBC meeting hall.
The Ethiopian Premier League, restructured in 1998, never had television coverage. During the 2010/11 season few matches were broadcasted including the last game between the then champions Ethiopia Bunna and Mugher Cement. The Ethiopian Super Cup in 2012 between archrivals Kidus Giorgis and Ethiopia Bunna also had live television coverage.
According to EFF the agreement will be discussed with clubs in the near future. The selected games will be broadcasted on EBC 3.
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Standing Table
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Club
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9
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32
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8
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29
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Top scorers chart
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Player
Played
Goals
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Arba Minch Ketema
14
7
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Ethiopia Bunna
15
7
3
Wolaitta Dicha
15
6
4
Mekele 70 Enderta
13
6
5
Mechal
11
6
6
Kidus Giorgis
14
6
7
Diredawa Ketema
9
6
8
Ethiopia Nigd Bank
15
6
9
Kidus Giorgis
15
6
10
Adama Ketema
14
5
11
Hawassa Ketema
17
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12
Ethiopia Nigd Bank
16
5
13
Ethio Electric
16
5
14
Ethiopia Medin
13
5
15
Diredawa Ketema
15
5
16
Adama Ketema
16
5
17
Sidama Bunna
15
4
18
Wolaitta Dicha
16
4
19
Mechal
16
4
20
Ethiopia Medin
16
4
21
Ethiopia Medin
12
4
22
Fasil Kenema
14
3
23
Ethiopia Bunna
12
3
24
Fasil Kenema
8
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25
Ethio Electric
14
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