League Status By Country
Main page: Wikipedia:WikiProject Football/Fully professional leaguesCountry | Professional Leagues | |||
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Argentina | Primera División Argentina | |||
Brazil | Campeonato Brasileiro | Série B | Série C | Série D |
England | Premier League | Football League Championship | Football League 1 | Football League 2 |
France | Ligue 1 | Ligue 2 | Championnat National | |
Germany | Bundesliga | Second Bundesliga | 3. Liga | |
Italy | Serie A | Serie B | Serie C1 | Serie C2 |
India | I-League | I-League 2nd Division | ||
Japan | J. League Division 1 | J. League Division 2 | ||
Malaysia | Malaysian Super League | Malaysian Premier League | ||
Korea | K-League Division 1 | K-League Division 2 | ||
Peru | Primera División Peruana | Segunda División Peruana | ||
Russia | Russian Premier League | Russian First Division | Russian Second Division | |
Scotland | Scottish Premier League | Scottish First Division | Scottish Second Division | Scottish Third Division |
Spain | Primera división | Segunda división | ||
Sweden | Allsvenskan | Superettan | Division 1 | |
USA | Major League Soccer | United Soccer Leagues |
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