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|'''Barzat Division 1'''<br>''8 clubs'' | |'''Barzat Division 1'''<br>''8 clubs'' | ||
|'''Erstveda Division 1'''<br>''8 clubs'' | |'''Erstveda Division 1'''<br>''8 clubs'' | ||
|'''Maremedres Division 1'''<br>'' | |'''Maremedres Division 1'''<br>''8 clubs'' | ||
|'''Ramez Division 1'''<br>''8 clubs'' | |'''Ramez Division 1'''<br>''8 clubs'' | ||
|'''Clements Division 1'''<br>''8 clubs'' | |'''Clements Division 1'''<br>''8 clubs'' | ||
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|'''Barzat Division 2'''<br>''8 clubs'' | |'''Barzat Division 2'''<br>''8 clubs'' | ||
|'''Erstveda Division 2'''<br>''10 clubs'' | |'''Erstveda Division 2'''<br>''10 clubs'' | ||
|'''Maremedres Division 2'''<br>'' | |'''Maremedres Division 2'''<br>''8 clubs'' | ||
|'''Ramez Division 2'''<br>''8 clubs'' | |'''Ramez Division 2'''<br>''8 clubs'' | ||
|'''Clements Division 2'''<br>''8 clubs'' | |'''Clements Division 2'''<br>''8 clubs'' | ||
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|valign="top"|'''Barzat Division 3'''<br>''8 clubs'' | |valign="top"|'''Barzat Division 3'''<br>''8 clubs'' | ||
|valign="top"|'''Erstveda Division 3'''<br>''10 clubs'' | |valign="top"|'''Erstveda Division 3'''<br>''10 clubs'' | ||
|valign="top"|'''Maremedres Division 3'''<br>'' | |valign="top"|'''Maremedres Division 3'''<br>''8 clubs'' | ||
|valign="top"|'''Ramez Division 3'''<br>''10 clubs'' | |valign="top"|'''Ramez Division 3'''<br>''10 clubs'' | ||
|valign="top"|'''Clements Division 3'''<br>''8 clubs'' | |valign="top"|'''Clements Division 3'''<br>''8 clubs'' | ||
Revision as of 17:07, 20 July 2017
The Gerenian football league system consist on three national tiers (Gerenian League 1, Gerenian League 2, and Gerenian League 3), and eight Provincial Leagues below. Only the two highest leagues are professional, while the Gerenian League 3 and the Provincial Leagues are semi-professional. Below the Provincial Leagues, a number of amateur Regional Leagues operate.
Each division has a promotion-relegation system, where the best ranked team(s) in a division move up to a higher level in the following season, while the lowest ranked teams are moved to a lower level.
Men's system
The following is the system that will be used from the 2017–18 season.
| Level | Divisions | ||||||||
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| 1 | Gerenian League 1 10 clubs | ||||||||
| 2 | Gerenian League 2 10 clubs | ||||||||
| 3 | Gerenian League 3 12 clubs | ||||||||
| Northern Conference 6 clubs |
Southern Conference 6 clubs | ||||||||
| 4 | Gerenian Provincial Leagues | ||||||||
| East Gerenia League 7 clubs |
Barzat Division 1 8 clubs |
Erstveda Division 1 8 clubs |
Maremedres Division 1 8 clubs |
Ramez Division 1 8 clubs |
Clements Division 1 8 clubs |
Samarne Division 1 8 clubs |
Sängeran-West Division 1 8 clubs | ||
| 5 | No further divisions | Barzat Division 2 8 clubs |
Erstveda Division 2 10 clubs |
Maremedres Division 2 8 clubs |
Ramez Division 2 8 clubs |
Clements Division 2 8 clubs |
Samarne Division 2 8 clubs |
Sängeran-West Division 2 8 clubs | |
| 6 | Barzat Division 3 8 clubs |
Erstveda Division 3 10 clubs |
Maremedres Division 3 8 clubs |
Ramez Division 3 10 clubs |
Clements Division 3 8 clubs |
Samarne Division 3 10 clubs |
Sängeran-West Division 3 10 clubs | ||
| 7–8 | 17 Regional Leagues 187 clubs | ||||||||
Women's system
Both the First and the Second Division of women's football are semi-professional, with a few professional clubs.
| Level | Divisions |
|---|---|
| 1 | Gerenian Women's First Division 10 clubs |
| 2 | Gerenian Women's Second Division 8 clubs |
| 3 | 3 Regional Leagues 28 clubs |
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