Oberliga description fifth division of German football.
The Oberliga is the fifth division of German football.
5bury was the first division of German football from the end of World War II until 1963, when the Legionaliga was created and disappeared, but it was revived as the third division in 1978 after the Bundesliga disappeared in 1974.
Since then, the Legionaliga has been reborn in the third division in 1994, and has been pushed back to the fourth division, and the league has been introduced in 2008 and is now in the fifth division.
There are 14 Oberliga districts depending on the state and region of Germany.
Of the 21 state federations, Bavaria operates in two divisions, with six states in the northeast and four in the southwestern region combined with multiple states.
The jurisdiction of the regional football federation is the jurisdiction of the regional football federation, and the regional federation is the jurisdiction of the state federation.
The winner of the Oberliga is usually promoted to the Legionaliga.
If the winner of the Oberliga is already a reserve team of a club in the Legionaliga or if there is a club to be relegated to the Legionaliga, the next highest ranked club will be promoted instead. 메이저사이트
German Amateur Football League/Bayern
German Amateur Football League / Saxony
German Amateur Football League/Turingen
German Amateur Football League/Baden-Württemberg
German Amateur Football League/Brandenburg
German Amateur Football League/Hessen
German Amateur Football League/Mecklenburg-For-Pomern
German Amateur Football League/Nieder Saxony
German Amateur Football League / North Rhine-Westphalia
German Amateur Football League/Lainlandpals
German Amateur Football League / Saxony-Anhalt
German Amateur Football League/Schleswig-Holstein
German Amateur Football League/Jarland
German Amateur Football League/Bremen
German Amateur Football League/Berlin
German Amateur Football League/Hamburg