Italian football league system (6061 bytes)
1: ...of interconnected leagues for [[football (soccer)|football]] clubs in [[Italy]].
5: ...l). Below that is the simply named ''Serie D'', a league of nine regional divisions that is organised by t...
18: '''League/Division(s)'''
121: Many more regional leagues
129: ... clubs existed but decided not to join. The first league took place on a single day, [[May 8]] [[1898]] in...

Catholic League (Italian) (1417 bytes)
1: The '''Catholic League''' (or '''Holy League''') was a coalition of various [[European]] power...
3: Members of the league were [[Pope Julius II]], [[Venice]], [[Switzerlan...
5: ...e [[Battle of Ravenna]] on April 11 [[1512]], the League gained the advantage, with notable victories by t...
9: ... the end of the struggle over Italy — see [[Italian Wars]].
12: *[[Catholic League]] for other similarly named coalitions

Italian Football Federation (1090 bytes)
1: {{National football association |
2: Logo = Italy_national_football_team_logo.png |
10: ...e [[Italy national football team|Italian national football team]]. It is based in [[Rome]]. It was a foundin...
12: ...80]] foreign players were banned from the Italian league, primarily to revive the national team.
16: *[http://www.figc.it Official site] (in Italian and English)

The Football League (48308 bytes)
1: ...on between The Football League and the FA Premier League continues.
3: ==League competition==
5: ...onship]], [[Football League One]], and [[Football League Two]]. Each division has 24 clubs, and in any giv...
7: ...nference National join League Two of The Football League in their stead.
30: <td>League One</td>

Non-league football (2214 bytes)
1: ... part of The Football League were therefore ''non-League'' clubs.
3: ...evels or ''steps'', and includes over 50 separate leagues, many with more than one division.
5: ...e membership remained relatively static, with non-league clubs having almost no chance of joining.
7: ...e club to be relegated to the ranks of non-league football. Since 2003 two clubs from the Conference have be...
9: ... in some cases have feeder relationships into NLS leagues.

Football League One (1275 bytes)
1: ...ighest division overall in the [[English football league system]].
5: ...f Football League One are relegated to [[Football League Two]] and are replaced by the teams which finishe...
9: ...ll|2004-2005]] season. It replaced the [[Football League Second Division]].
12: [[Category:English football competitions]]

Football League Two (1344 bytes)
1: ...ighest division overall in the [[English football league system]].
5: ...two teams that finished at the bottom of Football League Two are relegated to the [[Conference National]] ...
9: ...ll|2004-2005]] season. It replaced the [[Football League Third Division]].
11: ==Football League Two clubs, 2004-2005==
16: [[Category:English football competitions]]

Romanian Football League (2485 bytes)
1: ...]. It is under the jurisdiction of the [[Romanian Football Federation]] (FRF).
3: ...rofessional Football League|Professional Football League]] (LPF).
6: ...iation). Winners of the ASAR cup were regarded as football champions of Romania.
8: A true league competition began in [[1921]], on a regional basi...
10: Since [[1932]] the league is organised into divisions (initially only two)....

Southern Football League (3834 bytes)
1: ...[England|English]] [[football (soccer)|football]] league for semi-professional and amateur teams.
5: ...n]] as early as [[1885]], but when the [[Football League]] was founded in [[1888]] it was based entirely i...
7: ...as absorbed by the Football League to become that league's new Third Division (South).
9: ...e Southern League's status as a semi-professional league was firmly established.
11: ...d in become a feeder to the Football League. The league lost more of its top clubs in [[2004]] when the C...

Gibraltarian Football League (4170 bytes)
1: ...ball League''' was established by the [[Gibraltar Football Association]] (GFA) in [[1905]]. It originally c...
3: In [[1909]] the league grew to two divisions, and it currently has three...
7: List of league champions:
115: ...tegory:Football in Gibraltar|League, Gibraltarian Football]]

Canadian Football League (4643 bytes)
1: ...anadianFootballLeague.png|right|Canadian Football League]]
3: ...tart of the "modern era" of Canadian professional football. It is also considered to be the year the CFL wa...
5: .... Commissioner Tom Wright has announced that the league is looking into adding a 10th team in the Atlanti...
7: ...footing and the CFL could sign top U.S. [[college football]] stars such as [[Raghib Ismail|Rocket Ismail]] a...
12: ====[[Canadian Football League East Division|East Division]]====

British Football League (2183 bytes)
1: ...league systems into the larger [[English football league system]].
3: ...ions were encouraged to play within that nation's league system.
9: * The smaller Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish league systems are not financially viable as independent...
10: ... F.C.|Cardiff City]], already play in the English league despite being located outside the English border.
11: * Several other nations have a joint league system, such as New Zealand and Australia, or Swi...

Football League Championship (1384 bytes)
1: ...ighest division overall in the [[English football league system]].
5: ...l League Championship are relegated to [[Football League One]] and are replaced by the teams which finishe...
9: ...ll|2004-2005]] season. It replaced the [[Football League First Division]].
11: ==Football League Championship clubs, 2004-2005==
16: [[Category:English football competitions]]

Australian Football League (7039 bytes)
1: ...nd history of the game see the [[Australian Rules Football]] page.''
3: ...through the expansion of the [[Victorian Football League]], during the [[1980s]] and [[1990s]].
4: [[Image:Australianfootballleaguelogo.gif|right]]
9: ...l based and in the traditional [[Australian Rules football]] states of [[South Australia]], [[Western Austra...
13: ...ancial support - newly formed national Australian Football associations. The IAFC does not dispute the AFL ...

National Football League (29572 bytes)
1: ...ationalFootballLeague.png|right|National Football League]]
5: ...ion''', which adopted the name "National Football League" in [[1922 in sports|1922]].
7: ...hanced by its merger with the [[American Football League]], effective with the [[1970 in sports|1970]] sea...
11: ...American Football Conference]] and the [[National Football Conference]] meet in the NFL championship, the [[...
15: <tr><th colspan="4">American Football Conference</th></tr>

Sunday league football (1120 bytes)
3: ... as opposed to the more usual [[Saturday]]. These leagues tend to be lower standard amateur competitions, ...
5: ...ate to the [[Football Association|FA]]-sanctioned leagues.
7: ... most prominent single location for Sunday league football is [[Hackney Marshes]] in east London.
9: [[Category:English football]]

Victorian Football League (1647 bytes)
1: ''See also [[Australian Football League]].''
3: ...clubs broke away to form the [[Victorian Football League]] (VFL). The VFA continued to run independently, ...
5: ...ished by the VFL (and later [[Australian Football League]], AFL). For example, 16 players afield as oppose...
7: ...e|WAFL]] and [[South Australian National Football League|SANFL]].
20: * [[Tasmanian Devils Football Club|Tasmanian Devils]]

American Football League (17178 bytes)
1: .... The '''American Football League''' is the only league ever to have merged with another and have all its...
3: [[Image:AmericanFootballLeague.jpg|right|150px|framed|AFL logo]]
5: ==League history==
6: ... league, which he called the '''American Football League''' On August 14th, 1959, franchises that initial...
8: ...olish Club" and promised a franchise in the older league. The eighth AFL franchise, replacing Minnesota, ...

World Football League (7819 bytes)
1: ...d Football League''' was an [[American football]] league that played in [[1974 in sports|1974]] and part o...
3: ...nt rules differences from the [[National Football League]] of that era:
5: ... play (as opposed to by kick as in other football leagues), and were worth one point.
7: ... in the NFL then and now. College and high school football have always used the one-foot rule.
9: ...(the back of the end zone). At that time, college football goalposts were at the end line, but the NFL had i...

Football League First Division (7549 bytes)
1: ... that ended with the creation of the [[FA Premier League]].
3: ...'' prior to the start of the [[2004-05 in English football|2004/05 season]].
6: ...e First Division were relegated to the [[Football League Second Division|Second Division]] and replaced by...
40: <tr><td>[[1916]]-[[1919|19]]</td><td>League suspended due to [[World War I]]</td></tr>
61: <tr><td>[[1940]]-[[1946|46]]</td><td>League suspended due to [[World War II]]</td></tr>

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