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English League Tiers
How many divisions are there in the English Football League
The league levels are listed below:
1. Level 1: England Premier League (Barclays Premiership) 20 teams
2. Tier 2: Npower Football League Championship (England) 24 teams
3. Level 3: England First Division (Npower Football League 1) 24 teams
4. Level 4: Npower Football League 2 (England) 24 teams
5. Level 5: FA National League (Blue Square Premier) 24 teams
6, level 6:
Football League North (Blue Square North) 22 teams, Football League South (Blue Square South) 22 teams.
7. Level 7:
Northern Premier League - Premier Division (UniBond League Premier Division) 22 teams, Southern Premier League - Premier Division (Zamaretto Football League Premier Division) 22 teams.
Ismian League - Premier Division (Ryman Football League Premier Division) 22 teams.
8, level 8:
UniBond League Division One North (22 teams) and UniBond League Division One South (22 teams).
Zamaretto Football League Division One Midlands 22 teams.
Zamaretto Football League Division One South & West (22 teams) and Ryman Football League Division One North (22 teams).
Ismian League - Division One South (Ryman Football League Division One South) 22 teams.
9, level 9:
North West Regional League Premier Division 22, North East Regional League Premier Division 20, Northern League Division One (Arngrove Northern League) 22 and Western League Premier Division (Toolstation League Premier Division) 21.
Wessex League Premier Division (Sydenhams Wessex League Premier Division) 22 teams, Sussex County League Division One 20 teams, FTB Futbol Hellenic League Premier Division 22 teams.
Aspire Midland Football Alliance (Aspire Midland Football Alliance) 22 teams, Eagle Bitter United Counties League Premier Division (EBCL) 21 teams.
Eastern Regional League Premier Division (Ridgeons Football League Premier Division) 22 teams.
Kent County League Premier Division 16 teams, Minerva Footballs Spartan South Midlands Football League Premier Division 22 teams.
Mixed Area League Premier Division (Cherry Red Records Combined Counties League Premier Division) 22 teams, Essex County Senior Football League 16 teams.
Extended Information:
League system structure
1. Super League System
Premier League (Premier League) There is only one division of the English soccer Premier League, corresponding to the first level in the pyramid for the first league. The league contains 20 clubs.
Soccer League System
2. The Football League (The Football League) has three divisions, corresponding to the second to fourth tiers of the pyramid, and each division contains 24 clubs.
From highest to lowest are the Football League Championship, Football League One and Football League Two.
All 92 clubs included in these three levels plus the Super League are professional clubs and are collectively referred to as "league teams". All teams from this level downwards are known as "non-league teams".
3. Football League System
The Football Conference is divided into two levels and three divisions. The Conference National is the fifth tier.
The next level is divided into two divisions, the Conference North and the Conference South, the sixth tier of the pyramid.
The English Football Association National League contains 24 clubs, the English Football Association Northern League and the English Football Association Southern League contain 22 clubs each, with both professional and semi-professional clubs in each of the three divisions.
The Football Association National League is the lowest tier of leagues in which national teams participate, and all leagues below this tier are divisional leagues.
4. Regional leagues
Below the Football Association League are the regional leagues. The country is divided into three regions, each with two divisions - a top division and two sub-divisions.
The Northern Premier League (NPL), the next two divisions of the English soccer Northern Premier League Division One South and the English soccer Northern Premier League Division One North, covers the north of England as well as North Wales.
The Southern Premier League (SPL), the next two divisions of the English soccer Southern Premier League Division 1 Central and the English soccer Southern Premier League Division 1 South West, covers the South Midlands of England as well as South Wales.
The Isthmian Premier League (Isthmian League), the next two divisions of the English soccer Isthmian League Division One North and the English Football Isthmian League Division One South, covers the South East of England including London.
5. Lower level leagues
Level 9 leagues contain the top divisions of the more subdivided divisional leagues. Each of these divisional leagues has its own different set of divisions, and the common thread is that the lower the league level, the smaller the geographic area to which the teams belong.
Reference Source: Baidu Encyclopedia - English Football League System
How many divisions are there in the English Football League
The English Football League is taking shape, with four divisions - A, B, C and D - and a system of promotion and relegation
How many divisions are there in England?
There are seven divisions in the English league. The Premier League is under the Premier League Committee and the Championship is under the Championship Committee, both are independent leagues. The English FA is only responsible for arranging fixtures, referees and other simple tasks.
League One and League Two are owned by the League Board of England, which also owns the League Cup. The League Cup is a cup competition for the top 4 tiers of teams in England.
The latter third tier leagues, English C, English D and Regional, are owned by the English Football Association (EFA). Also the FA has the FA Cup. The FA Cup is the oldest soccer tournament and is open to all English league teams.
England's 24 divisions
The Premier League, Championship, League One and League Two as we all know them plus the National League in Division 5 are all national in nature.
There are 24 teams in the National League, 18 of which are left over from last season's National League, 2 come relegated from last season's League Two, 2 promoted from last season's National League North and 2 promoted from last season's National League South. The total number of league rounds in the season is 46.
Parallel leagues have existed since the 6th division:
Level 6 is split into: the National League North and the National League South, with FC United now in the National League North.
Extended Information:
Major Cup:
1. FA Cup
Organized by the English FA. The FA Cup has over 700 teams each year. The first four divisions teams qualify automatically. The next six divisions will also qualify for the FA Cup this season if they have attended the Lower Division FA Cup and the Super Lower Division FA Cup in the previous season. Newly formed teams are not eligible for the FA Cup in their first season.
Single-elimination tournament system. With the exception of the semifinals and finals, if two teams are tied, they go to the home field of the visiting team from the first round for an extra game. If the extra game is still a draw, extra time and penalties are used to determine the winner. The final is played at Wembley Stadium. The winner qualifies for the UEFA Europa League.
2. League Cup
The League Cup is organized by the English Football League. Participating teams include 92 teams from the current season's Super League as well as the Football League.
All are single-elimination tournaments, except for the semi-finals, which are home and away. The final is held at Wembley Stadium. The winner qualifies for the UEFA Europa League.
3. Lower Division League Cup
Organized by the English FA. The teams competing are those from the Third Division and Fourth Division. In some seasons several teams from the fifth tier also qualify.
4. Lower Division FA Cup
Organized by the English FA. The participating teams are those from the fifth to the eighth divisions.
Single-elimination tournament system. With the exception of the final, if two teams are tied, they go to the home field of the visiting team from the first round for an extra game. If the extra game is still a draw, extra time and penalties are used to determine the winner. The final is held at Wembley Stadium.
5. Football Association League Cup
The FA League Cup, which was interrupted after the 2000-01 season, was resumed in the 04-05 season, but was canceled again due to a lack of response, and resumed again in the 07-08 season due to a change of sponsors for the FA League.
Participating teams are those that compete in the Football League, i.e., Division 5 and Division 6.
6. Super Lower Division FA Cup
Organized by the English FA. The Super Lower Division FA Cup is for teams from League 9 to League 11. There are generally more than 500 teams per season.
Single-elimination tournament system. With the exception of the semifinals and finals, if two teams are tied, they go to the home field of the visiting team from the first round for an extra game. If there is still a tie in the extra game, extra time and penalty kicks will be used to determine the winner. The semi-finals are home and away. The final is played at Wembley Stadium.
7. National League System FA Cup
Organized by the English Football Association, it is attended by teams from affiliated leagues. The winner represents England in the UEFA Regional Cup
Reference Source: Baidu Encyclopedia - English Football League System
Why is the Premier League the only one called the Super League?
England's top flight was originally called League One, but in 1992, the English Football Association set up a new league independently, named the Premier League, which became England's top flight, while the second tier turned out to be called League One.
The lowest division of the English Football League
The league levels are listed below:
1. Tier 1: English Premier League 20 teams
2. Tier 2: England Champions League 24 teams
3. Level 3: England League One 24 teams
4. Level 4: England League Two, 24 teams
5. Level 5: 24 teams of the FA National League
6, level 6:
22 teams in the Football League North and 22 teams in the Football League South.
7. Level 7:
Northern Premier League - Super Division 22 teams, Southern Premier League - Super Division 22 teams.
Ismian League - Super Division 22 teams.
8, level 8:
Northern Premier League - Division 1 North 22 teams, Northern Premier League - Division 1 South 22 teams.
Southern Football League - Class A Central Division 22 teams.
22 teams in the Southern Football League - Class A Southwest Division and 22 teams in the Isthmian League - Class A North Division.
Ismian League - Division 1 South 22 teams.
9, level 9:
22 teams in the North West Regional League Premier Division, 20 teams in the North East Regional League Premier Division, 22 teams in the Northern League Division 1 and 21 teams in the Western League Super League Division.
Wessex League Premier Division 22, Sussex County League Division 1 20, Greek Football League Premier Division 22.
22 teams in the Central Football League and 21 teams in the Super Division of the United Regional Football League.
22 teams in the Eastern Regional League Premier Division.
Kent County League Premier Division 16 and Spartan South Midlands Football League Premier Division 22.
22 teams in the Mixed Area League Premier Division and 16 teams in the Essex County Senior Football League.
Extended Information:
League system structure
1. Super League System
Super League has only one division English soccer Premier League, corresponding in the pyramid for the first division. The league contains 20 clubs.
Soccer League System
2. There are three divisions in the Football League, corresponding to the second to fourth tiers of the pyramid, each containing 24 clubs.
From highest to lowest are the English Football Championship, English Football League One and English Football League Two.
All 92 clubs included in these three levels plus the Super League are professional clubs and are collectively referred to as "league teams". All teams from this level downwards are referred to as "non-league teams".
3. Football League System
The Football Association League is divided into two levels and three divisions. The English Football Association National League is the fifth tier.
The next level is divided into two divisions, the English Football League North and the English Football League South, the sixth tier of the pyramid.
The English Football Association National League contains 24 clubs, the English Football Association Northern League and the English Football Association Southern League contain 22 clubs each, with both professional and semi-professional clubs in each of the three divisions.
The Football Association National League is the lowest tier of leagues in which national teams participate, and all leagues below this tier are divisional leagues.
4. Regional leagues
Below the Football Association League are the regional leagues. The country is divided into three regions, each with two divisions - a top division and two sub-divisions.
The Northern Premier League of English soccer, the next two divisions of the Northern Premier League Division One South and the Northern Premier League Division One North, covering the north of England as well as North Wales.
The English Football Southern Premier League, the next two divisions English Football Southern Premier League Division One Central and English Football Southern Premier League Division One South West, covering the South Midlands of England as well as South Wales.
The English Football Ismian Premier League, the next two divisions English Football Ismian League Division One North and English Football Ismian League Division One South, covering the South East of England including London.
5. Lower level leagues
Level 9 leagues contain the top divisions of the more subdivided divisional leagues. Each of these divisional leagues has its own different set of divisions, and the common thread is that the lower the league level, the smaller the geographic area to which the teams belong.
Reference Source: Baidu Encyclopedia - English Football League System
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