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| promotion = [[Valladar Liga-1|Liga-1]]
 
| promotion = [[Valladar Liga-1|Liga-1]]
 
| relegation = [[Valladar Liga-3|Liga-3]]
 
| relegation = [[Valladar Liga-3|Liga-3]]
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| levels = 3
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| levels = 2
 
| teams = 20
 
| teams = 20
 
| domest_cup = [[King’s Shield]]
 
| domest_cup = [[King’s Shield]]
 
| league_cup =  
 
| league_cup =  
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| confed_cup = [[Series B Champions’ Cup|UICA Series B Champions’ Cup]]<br>[[Globe Cup|UICA Globe Cup]] (''through King’s Shield'')
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| confed_cup = [[Liga B Champion's Trophy|IFCF Liga B Champion’s Trophy]]<br>[[Challenger's Cup|IFCF Challenger’s Cup]] (''through King’s Shield'')
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| champions = [[Hoxford Rovers]]
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| champions = [[Universitario de Maldonado]]
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| season = 56
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| season = 58
 
| most_successful_club =  
 
| most_successful_club =  
 
| tv = [[SportsNet]]
 
| tv = [[SportsNet]]
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The season runs from March to November, during which time 38 matches are played per team, totalling 380 matches overall. The vast majority of matches are played on Fridays, with two featured matches per round played on Monday nights and one matchday during Independence Day on October 8th. It is broadcast by [[SportsNet]], who own rights to the league's featured matches every week.
 
The season runs from March to November, during which time 38 matches are played per team, totalling 380 matches overall. The vast majority of matches are played on Fridays, with two featured matches per round played on Monday nights and one matchday during Independence Day on October 8th. It is broadcast by [[SportsNet]], who own rights to the league's featured matches every week.
  
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The Liga-2 was set up in 1977 along with the Valladar Super League (now Liga-1) as the '''''Valladar B-League''''', and has served as the second division of Valladar football ever since. For its 31st season, in 2008, it was also taken over by the Liga Federal de Valladares and rebranded as the Liga-2. The current champions of the league are [[Valencia FC]], who will be returning to the top tier for Season 43.
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The Liga-2 was set up in 1977 along with the Valladar Super League (now Liga-1) as the '''''Valladar B-League''''', and has served as the second division of Valladar football ever since. For its 31st season, in 2008, it was also taken over by the Liga Federal de Valladares and rebranded as the Liga-2. The current champions of the league are [[Universitario de Maldonado]], who will be returning to the top tier for Season 59.
  
 
==Competition format==
 
==Competition format==
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==Clubs for Season 57==
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==Clubs for Season 59==
 
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
 
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! Capacity
 
! Capacity
 
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| [[AD Cerro]]
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| [[Ajax Carloburgo FC|Ajax Carloburgo]]
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| Cerro, District of Metropolis
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| Carloburgo, Mountbatten
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| Estadio Marcus Trent
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| Olympic Stadium
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| 15,000
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| 38,755
 
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| [[AS Mont-Blanc]]
 
| [[AS Mont-Blanc]]
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| Laurent Bellerin Stadium
 
| Laurent Bellerin Stadium
 
| 12,000
 
| 12,000
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| [[AS Montreux]]
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| Montreux, Foix
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| Stade Micoud
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| 15,500
 
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| [[AS Vaud]]
 
| [[AS Vaud]]
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| [[Atlético Nápoles]]
 
| [[Atlético Nápoles]]
 
| Metropolis
 
| Metropolis
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| Estadio Pablo Fabianni
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| Estadio Andrew Chosroes
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| 16,000
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| 23,000
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| [[Bellavista Jets]]
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| Metropolis
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| Valladar Royal Air Force Stadium
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| 15,000
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|-
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| [[Bretford Royals]]
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| [[Canalave Rangers]]
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| Bretford, Westlands
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| Canalave, Canalave
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| Royal Stadium
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| Dragon Stadium
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| 11,000
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| 50,987
 
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| [[CAP Los Chorros|CAP]]
 
| [[CAP Los Chorros|CAP]]
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| Municipal Stadium
 
| Municipal Stadium
 
| 41,279
 
| 41,279
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| [[Defensores de Villafuerte]]
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| Villafuerte, Antioquia
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| Estadio Municipal Capitán Rincón
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| 13,000
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| [[Edmonton United]]
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| Edmonton, Westlands
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| Albert Field
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| 20,000
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Étoile Verte]]
 
| [[Étoile Verte]]
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| 35,250
 
| 35,250
 
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|-
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| [[FC Maritime Westporte]]
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| [[FC Fauxham]]
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| Westporte, Canalave
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| Fauxham, Eterna
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| Riverside Stadium
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| Frank Clair Stadium
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| 22,000
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| 17,500
 
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|-
 
| [[FC Sillimus]]
 
| [[FC Sillimus]]
 
| City of Sillimus
 
| City of Sillimus
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| Moss Town Stadium
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| Moss Tower Stadium
 
| 20,540
 
| 20,540
 
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| 16,000
 
| 16,000
 
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| [[Gatineau UC 98]]
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| [[FC Westporte 984]]
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| Gatineau, Foix
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| Westporte, Canalave
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| Stade Omnisports Gatineau
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| Riverside Stadium
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| 17,500
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| 23,000
 
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| [[Hamanos Athletic Club]]
 
| [[Hamanos Athletic Club]]
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| Estadio Municipal
 
| Estadio Municipal
 
| 18,243
 
| 18,243
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| [[Nord Energie FC]]
 
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| Toril, Eterna
 
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| Municipal Stadium
 
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| 15,000
 
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| [[Patriotas FC]]
 
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| Columbus, Mountbatten
 
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| Estadio Parque Armenia
 
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| 35,250
 
 
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| [[Pumas Maldonado]]
 
| [[Pumas Maldonado]]
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| Estádio do Maldonado
 
| Estádio do Maldonado
 
| 20,546
 
| 20,546
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| [[Real Campo Grande]]
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| Campo Grande, Chiquito
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| Estádio Menor
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| 15,000
 
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| [[Real Pradera]]
 
| [[Real Pradera]]
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| 25,272
 
| 25,272
 
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| [[Servette FC]]
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| [[Stanford United]]
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| Servette, District of Metropolis
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| Stanford, Mountbatten
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| Stade Ville de Servette
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| Stanford Municipal Stadium
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| 14,000
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| 10,000
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| [[Universitario de Maldonado]]
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| Maldonado, Chiquito
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| Estádio do Maldonado
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| 20,546
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[[Category:Valladares]]
 
[[Category:Valladares]]

Revision as of 15:23, 9 April 2020

Liga-2
LFV2 logo.png
Country Valladares Flag.png Valladares
Confederation CRF
Founded 1977
Number of teams 20
Levels on pyramid 2
Promotion to Liga-1
Relegation to Liga-3
Domestic cup(s) King’s Shield
International cup(s) IFCF Liga B Champion’s Trophy
IFCF Challenger’s Cup (through King’s Shield)
Current champions Universitario de Maldonado
(58)
TV partners SportsNet
Website www.lfv.vd/liga2

The Valladar Liga-2 (League-2 in English and Ligue-2 in French), is Valladares’s second division of association football. Run by the Liga Federal de Valladares, an entity affiliated to the Valladar Football Association, it contains twenty clubs from across the country, and maintains a system of promotion and relegation of three or four clubs a year between it and the Valladar Liga-1 and Valladar Liga-3, Valladares’s first and third divisions, respectively.

The season runs from March to November, during which time 38 matches are played per team, totalling 380 matches overall. The vast majority of matches are played on Fridays, with two featured matches per round played on Monday nights and one matchday during Independence Day on October 8th. It is broadcast by SportsNet, who own rights to the league's featured matches every week.

The Liga-2 was set up in 1977 along with the Valladar Super League (now Liga-1) as the Valladar B-League, and has served as the second division of Valladar football ever since. For its 31st season, in 2008, it was also taken over by the Liga Federal de Valladares and rebranded as the Liga-2. The current champions of the league are Universitario de Maldonado, who will be returning to the top tier for Season 59.

Competition format

There are 20 clubs in Liga-2. During the course of a season, each club plays the others twice, once at their home stadium and once at that of their opponents, for a total of 38 games. Teams receive three points for a win and one point for a draw. No points are awarded for a loss. Teams are ranked by total points, then head-to-head record, goal difference, goals scored, number of wins, and fair play points. At the end of each season, the club with the most points is crowned champion and promoted to Liga-1 along with the runner-up. The clubs that end between the third and the sixth position go on to play the final play-off series with its winner earning the last direct promotion spot, with a potential fourth promotion to be decided in a play-off between the final play-off runner-up and the Liga-1's seventeenth-placed club. As for relegation, the three lowest placed clubs are relegated to the Liga-3, with the fourth-lowest placed club playing a play-off against a Liga-3 club, and three teams from Liga-3 are promoted in their place: the top-two and the final play-off winner.


Clubs for Season 59

Club Location Stadium Capacity
Ajax Carloburgo Carloburgo, Mountbatten Olympic Stadium 38,755
AS Mont-Blanc White Mount, Eterna Laurent Bellerin Stadium 12,000
AS Montreux Montreux, Foix Stade Micoud 15,500
AS Vaud Gatineau, Foix Stade Omnisports Gatineau 17,500
Atlético Nápoles Metropolis Estadio Andrew Chosroes 23,000
Canalave Rangers Canalave, Canalave Dragon Stadium 50,987
CAP Los Chorros, Mountbatten Municipal Stadium 41,279
Defensores de Villafuerte Villafuerte, Antioquia Estadio Municipal Capitán Rincón 13,000
Edmonton United Edmonton, Westlands Albert Field 20,000
Étoile Verte Bezieres, Foix Stade de Charmilliot 13,000
FC Columbus Columbus, Mountbatten Estadio Parque Armenia 35,250
FC Fauxham Fauxham, Eterna Frank Clair Stadium 17,500
FC Sillimus City of Sillimus Moss Tower Stadium 20,540
FC Townsville Townsville, Westlands Townsville Municipal Stadium 16,000
FC Westporte 984 Westporte, Canalave Riverside Stadium 23,000
Hamanos Athletic Club Hamanos, Antioquia Estadio Municipal 18,243
Pumas Maldonado Maldonado, Chiquito Estádio do Maldonado 20,546
Real Campo Grande Campo Grande, Chiquito Estádio Menor 15,000
Real Pradera Pradera, Antioquia Estadio Gobernador Villa 25,272
Stanford United Stanford, Mountbatten Stanford Municipal Stadium 10,000
Second-division football leagues
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