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Chinese football league system

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Series of interconnected leagues
Chinese football league system
CountryChina
SportAssociation football
Promotion and relegationYes
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FederationChinese Football Association
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Association football in China

TheChinese football league system or Chinese football league pyramid, refers to the hierarchically interconnectedleague system for theChinese Football Association (CFA) that currently consists of 8 tiers with 29 individual leagues, in a series of partially interconnected leagues that are bound together by the principle ofpromotion and relegation.[1]

A significant feature of the system is that clubs who succeed in the various CFA cup competitions can be promoted multiple times in one season.[citation needed]

By the "Notice of the General Office of the State Council on the Issuance of the General Plan for the Reform and Development of Football in China"[2] dated 8 March 2015, the CFA has set a target of an eight-level league system, which is scheduled to be realised by 2030:

  • Professional levels

1. CFA Super League

2. CFA China League

3. CFA Division Two League

  • Amateur levels

4. CFA Member Association Champions League Finals

5. CFA Member Association Champions League Regional Competitions

6. Leagues of CFA member associations

7. Leagues of city-level associations (includeprefecture-level andcounty-level cities)

8. Leagues of county-level associations (includecounties andautonomous counties)

The target has principally followed the proposed structure in its implementation.

Men's system

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The top 3 tiers are nationwide professional competitions,Super League,China League,Division Two League, have promotion and relegation between the leagues.[3]

The hierarchical system continues and levels have progressively more parallel divisions, which each cover progressively smaller geographic areas.[4] 50 CFA Member Associations organise different forms of competitions and 22 of them organise regular leagues, which locate from tier 4 of the system. OnlyZhejiang Super League has feeder leagues.

CFA Member Association Champions League, is the amateur football finals each season, involving 64 teams from across the country. All teams registered with CFA member associations are required to gain access to the CFA Member Association Champions League in various ways, including participating and winning in leagues organised by the member association (tier 4 leagues). This is the only way to enter top 3 tiers and be a part of the professional system.

Level

Total clubs

League(s) / division(s)

1

16

Chinese Super League
16 clubs – 2 relegations

2

16

China League One
16 clubs – 2 promotions, 2 relegations

3

24

China League Two
24 clubs – 2 promotions, 2 relegations

4

80

Chinese Champions League
64 clubs – 3.5 promotions

Chinese Youth Football Elite League (Division U21)
16 clubs – 0.5 promotions

5–6

Changchun Amateur(18 clubs)

Chengdu City Super(10 clubs)

Chongqing Amateur Super(12 clubs) | One(6 clubs)

Fujian Super(4 clubs) | One(TBD clubs)

Guangdong Super(16 clubs)

Guangxi Clubs Championship(4 clubs)

Guangzhou(8 clubs)

Hainan Super(8 clubs) | One(16 clubs)

Hunan Super(7 clubs)

Hunan(14 clubs)

Jiangsu Champions(8 clubs)

Jiangxi Super(6 clubs)

Liaoning Cities Super(16 clubs)

Nanjing Super(8 clubs)

Qingdao City Super(8 clubs) | One(12 clubs) | Two(22 clubs)

Shanghai Super A(7 clubs) | Super B(6 clubs) | One A(7 clubs) | One B(6 clubs)

Shenzhen City Super(8 clubs) | One(6 clubs) | Two(12 clubs)

Tianjin Super(13 clubs) | One(11 clubs) | Two(126 clubs)

Wuhan City Super(8 clubs)

Xiamen Super(8 clubs) | A(10 clubs) | B(12 clubs) | Grassroots(8 clubs)

Xinjiang Championship(8 clubs)

Zhejiang Super A(8 clubs) | Super B(8 clubs)

China University Super(16 clubs) | One(24 clubs)

w/ other cup competitions

7

Affiliated associations of Zhejiang FA(69 clubs)

↑ 0-1 promotion spot to Zhejiang Super B (through play-off)

Hangzhou West Lake Super(8 clubs) | Championship A(24 clubs) | Championship B(TBD clubs)

Huzhou Super(5 clubs)

Ningbo Super(14 clubs)

Wenzhou Amateur Super(8 clubs) | A(10 clubs)

w/ other cup competitions

Women's system

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The three levels of women's football are structured as follows:

LevelLeagues
1CFA Women's Super League(CWCL)
12 clubs
↓ 1 relegation playoff spot
2CFA Women's League
12 clubs
↑ 2 promotion spots + 1 promotion playoff spot
3CFA Women's Division 2 League
24 clubs
↑ 2 promotion spots

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Country Info". FIFA.com. Archived fromthe original on July 5, 2007. Retrieved29 August 2015.
  2. ^"国务院办公厅关于印发中国足球改革发展总体方案的通知_2015年第9号国务院公报_中国政府网".www.gov.cn. Retrieved2021-06-01.
  3. ^"Chinese Super League". Football Top. Retrieved8 May 2014.
  4. ^"Chinese tycoon Ai Yakang buys actress daughter Ai Ru a football team".The Australian. Retrieved8 May 2014.

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