Ethiopia Premier League 06/22 15:00 36 Kedus Giorgis v Mekelakeya D 1-1
Ethiopia Premier League 06/15 12:00 35 Mekelakeya v Ethio Electric FC L 0-1
Ethiopia Premier League 06/10 12:00 34 Ethiopian Insurance FC v Mekelakeya L 2-0
Ethiopia Premier League 06/05 12:00 33 Hadiya Hossana v Mekelakeya D 1-1
Ethiopia Premier League 05/31 12:00 32 Mekelakeya v Hawassa City FC L 1-3
Ethiopia Premier League 05/25 15:00 31 [7] Colorado Women v Mekelakeya [6] D 1-1
Ethiopia Premier League 05/19 12:00 30 [3] Bahir Dar Kenema FC v Mekelakeya [5] D 0-0
Ethiopia Premier League 05/14 15:00 29 [6] Mekelakeya v Shire Endaselassie FC [17] D 1-1
Ethiopia Premier League 05/08 13:00 28 [9] Sidama Bunna v Mekelakeya [6] D 2-2
Ethiopia Premier League 05/02 15:00 27 [8] Alan Kohen v Mekelakeya [4] D 0-0
Ethiopia Cup 04/27 12:30 - Sidama Bunna v Mekelakeya L 7-6
Ethiopia Premier League 04/21 06:30 26 [16] Adama City v Mekelakeya [6] W 0-2
Ethiopia Premier League 04/15 15:00 25 [9] Mekelakeya v Arba Minch Kenema [6] W 1-0
Ethiopia Premier League 04/08 15:00 24 [10] Mekelakeya v Mekelle 70 Enderta FC [14] W 1-0
Ethiopia Premier League 04/04 14:55 23 [9] Mekelakeya v Ethiopian Coffee [4] L 0-1
Ethiopia Cup 03/30 10:00 - Mekelakeya v Ethiopian Medhin W 3-1
Ethiopia Premier League 03/12 12:00 22 [7] Mekelakeya v Fasil Kenema [13] L 2-4
Ethiopia Premier League 03/07 12:00 21 [8] Mekelakeya v USM Bel Abbes [18] D 0-0
Ethiopia Premier League 03/02 12:00 20 [14] Dire Dawa v Mekelakeya [5] D 0-0
Ethiopia Cup 02/13 12:30 - Mekelakeya v Sululta Ketema W 2-0
Ethiopia Premier League 02/08 12:00 19 [7] Ethiopian Coffee v Mekelakeya [3] L 1-0
Ethiopia Premier League 01/30 14:55 17 [17] Hawassa City FC v Mekelakeya [3] L 1-0
Ethiopia Premier League 01/25 12:00 16 [2] Mekelakeya v Bahir Dar Kenema FC [5] D 1-1
Ethiopia Premier League 01/21 15:00 15 [12] Fasil Kenema v Mekelakeya [3] D 1-1
Ethiopia Premier League 01/14 15:00 14 [1] Mekelakeya v Dire Dawa [6] D 0-0
Ethiopia Premier League 01/10 12:00 13 [15] Shire Endaselassie FC v Mekelakeya [3] W 1-2
Ethiopia Premier League 01/06 15:00 12 [1] Mekelakeya v Hadiya Hossana [3] L 0-1
Ethiopia Cup 12/29 10:00 - Mekelakeya v Addis Ketema FC W 4-0
Ethiopia Premier League 12/19 13:00 13 Shire Endaselassie FC v Mekelakeya - Postponed
Ethiopia Premier League 12/15 16:00 12 Mekelakeya v Hadiya Hossana - Postponed

Wikipedia - Defence Force S.C.

Mechal Sport Club (Amharic: መከላከያ Mekelakeya), officially known as Defence Force Sport Club, is an Ethiopian professional football club based in the city of Addis Ababa. They play in the Betking Ethiopian Premier League, the first division of professional football in Ethiopia. The team, formerly named Army SC and Mechal SC, is the second most decorated club in Ethiopian football history behind Saint George.

History

Mekelakeya is historically the second most successful club in Ethiopian football history with 11 top division titles, with the most recent coming in 1989. Their dominance in the early years of Ethiopian football was cemented with six titles in the span of eight years from 1949 to 1956. After relative dormancy in the 1960s and 1970s, the club returned to its dominant ways in the 1980s by winning four titles. The club also has enjoyed success in the Ethiopian Cup, winning it 13 times. Defense beat Hawassa City 2–0 to win the 2015 Ethiopian Cup for a record 13th time and for the second time in three years.

Defense entered the 2017 CAF Confederation Cup as the runners-up in the 2016 Ethiopian Cup. They were knocked out of the tournament by Cameroonian side Yong Sports Academy 2–1 on aggregate in the preliminary round. On April 30, 2018, the club was involved in a match where they were awarded a goal that their opponents, Welwalo Adigrat University, disputed. An altercation followed that ultimately led to a member of the Welwalo coaching staff physically attacking the referee. In April 2021, the club was promoted back into the Ethiopian Premier League after a successful campaign in the second division.

Mekelakeya S.C. is a prominent football club based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, known for its rich history and passionate fan base. Founded in 1960, the team has established itself as one of the leading clubs in Ethiopian football, competing in the Ethiopian Premier League. The name "Mekelakeya" translates to "the one who brings victory," reflecting the club's ambition and competitive spirit.

The team's colors are traditionally blue and white, symbolizing unity and strength. Mekelakeya has a reputation for nurturing local talent and has produced several players who have gone on to represent the national team. The club's home matches are played at the Addis Ababa Stadium, where fans gather to support their team with fervor and enthusiasm.

Mekelakeya's success on the field is complemented by its commitment to community engagement and youth development, making it a cornerstone of Ethiopian football culture. With a legacy of triumphs, including multiple league titles and cup victories, Mekelakeya continues to strive for excellence, aiming to bring glory to its supporters and the nation.