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2. Liga Interregional (2nd League Interregional in english) is the fifth tier of the Swiss football league system. From 2000 to 2012, it was the country's fourth level. From 2013, the league was demoted to fifth level. The division is split into 4 groups of 16 teams since 2023–24 season onwards, by geographical region.

History

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2. Liga Interregional founded in 1924, refounded in 2000 the league between 1. Liga Classic and 2. Liga.

League Names

Since the creation in 1924, the league has been called :

  • 1924–1925 : Division 1
  • 1925–1930 : Serie D
  • 1930–1931 : 5. Liga
  • 1931–1944 : 4. Liga
  • 1944–1984 : 3. Liga
  • 1984–1989 : 3. Liga Elite
  • 1989–2000 : 3. Liga

Since the creation of Amateur League in 2000, the league has been called :

  • 2000–2012 : 2. Liga
  • Since 2012 : 2. Liga Interregional
The "Switzerland 2. Liga Interregional" is a competitive soccer tournament that serves as a vital part of the Swiss football league system. This league operates beneath the higher tiers of Swiss football, providing a platform for amateur and semi-professional clubs to showcase their talent and compete for promotion to the higher divisions.

Featuring teams from various regions of Switzerland, the tournament is characterized by its diverse mix of local clubs, each bringing their unique style and community spirit to the pitch. Matches are held in a vibrant atmosphere, with passionate fans supporting their teams, creating an engaging experience for players and spectators alike.

The league format typically includes a series of home and away matches, where teams accumulate points to secure their position in the standings. The top-performing clubs at the end of the season have the opportunity to ascend to the higher leagues, making every match crucial in the quest for glory.

The "Switzerland 2. Liga Interregional" not only emphasizes competitive play but also fosters the development of young talent, as many clubs focus on nurturing local players. This tournament is an essential part of the Swiss football landscape, contributing to the growth of the sport at the grassroots level and promoting a strong sense of community through the love of soccer.