Liga Prime
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| Organising body | Indussean Football Association |
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| Country |  Indusse |
| Confederation | FFI, IFCF |
| Number of teams | 10 |
| Level on pyramid | 1 |
| Relegation to | Liga Deux |
| International cup(s) | IFCF Champions' League IFCF Challenger's Cup FFI League of Victors FFI Confederations Trophy |
| Current champions | Southbay Riveria FC (7th) |
| Most championships | Sindvpore FC (10) |
The Liga Prime (Formerly, League One Indusse), is the top level of the Indussean Football League System. Administered by the Indussean Football Association (IFA), it consists of 10 teams that compete with each other in the round-robin format and the league topper is crowned the champions. The Federation is on its way to change the operations to a system of promotion and relegation, with teams being relegated to the Liga Deux.
The season runs from March to September, during which time 18 matches are played per team, totalling 180 matches in a season. Lesser number of matches are held on workdays as compared to those of Weekends. The Liga Prime is completely administered and sponsored by the Federation but since reforms are to be made in regards to relegation system, the IFA is planning to open bids for sponsors in both the leagues from Liga Prime's 20th Season.
Teams from Liga Prime occasionally participates in the tournaments held by International Federation of Club Football and Federation of Football Independents. These clubs have also proven their success through winning tournaments run by FFI.