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{{Infobox football league | |||
|name = Gerenian Provincial Leagues | |||
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|country = [[File:Gerenia flag.png|25px|border|Gerenia]] [[Gerenia]] | |||
|confed = [[AEFA]] | |||
|founded = 2012<br>2015 (East Gerenia)<br>2016 (Samarne) | |||
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|disbanded = 2018 | |||
|divisions = 3 for each league | |||
|teams = 185 (2017) | |||
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|promotion = [[Gerenian League 3]] | |||
|relegation = [[Gerenian Regional Leagues]] | |||
|levels = 4–6 | |||
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|league_cup = [[Aspirants' Cup]] | |||
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The '''Gerenian Provincial Leagues''' were a group of association football leagues in [[Gerenia]] that formed the tiers 4–6 of the [[Gerenian football league system]], below the [[Gerenian League 3]]. | |||
==History== | |||
During late 2012, seven football leagues were founded in Gerenia for the eight [[Province (Gerenia)|provinces]] that existed at that time. [[Adarma]], [[Barzat]], [[Clements]], [[East Gerenia]], [[Erstveda]], [[Maremedres]], and [[Ramez (province)|Ramez]] had their own leagues, while [[Sängeran]] and [[West]] formed a single league, the Sängeran-West League. | |||
With the rapid growth in number of Gerenian football clubs, the leagues founded new divisions. Today, each provincial league has three divisions, with the exception of East Gerenia, that has only one division. The East Gerenia League, founded in 2015, was always considered a provincial league, although East Gerenia was not a province until 2017. | |||
In 2016, following the foundation of [[Trans-Samarne]], a league for this province was founded. However, due to its small size, it was merged with the Adarma League to form the Samarne League. | |||
==List of leagues== | |||
*[[Barzat League]] | |||
*[[Clements League]] | |||
*[[East Gerenia League]] | |||
*[[Erstveda League]] | |||
*[[Maremedres League]] | |||
*[[Ramez League]] | |||
*[[Samarne League]] | |||
*[[Sängeran-West League]] | |||
==See also== | |||
*[[Gerenian football league system]] | |||
*[[Gerenian Provincial Leagues' Championship]] | |||
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[[Category:Football competitions]] | |||
[[Category:Football in Gerenia]] |
Latest revision as of 14:34, 2 June 2019
Countries | Gerenia |
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Confederation | AEFA |
Founded |
2012 2015 (East Gerenia) 2016 (Samarne) |
Disbanded | 2018 |
Divisions | 3 for each league |
Number of teams | 185 (2017) |
Levels on pyramid | 4–6 |
Promotion to | Gerenian League 3 |
Relegation to | Gerenian Regional Leagues |
League cup(s) | Aspirants' Cup |
The Gerenian Provincial Leagues were a group of association football leagues in Gerenia that formed the tiers 4–6 of the Gerenian football league system, below the Gerenian League 3.
History
During late 2012, seven football leagues were founded in Gerenia for the eight provinces that existed at that time. Adarma, Barzat, Clements, East Gerenia, Erstveda, Maremedres, and Ramez had their own leagues, while Sängeran and West formed a single league, the Sängeran-West League.
With the rapid growth in number of Gerenian football clubs, the leagues founded new divisions. Today, each provincial league has three divisions, with the exception of East Gerenia, that has only one division. The East Gerenia League, founded in 2015, was always considered a provincial league, although East Gerenia was not a province until 2017.
In 2016, following the foundation of Trans-Samarne, a league for this province was founded. However, due to its small size, it was merged with the Adarma League to form the Samarne League.
List of leagues
- Barzat League
- Clements League
- East Gerenia League
- Erstveda League
- Maremedres League
- Ramez League
- Samarne League
- Sängeran-West League
See also
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