3. Liga
German association football league
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3. Liga
Summary
- Liga is a men's association football league[1]. It draws 8,349 Wikipedia views per month (men_s_association_football_league category, ranking #2 of 16).[2]
Key Facts
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- Liga is in the country of Germany[3].
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- Liga's instance of is recorded as men's association football league[4].
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- Liga followed 2. Bundesliga[5].
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- Liga was followed by Regionalliga[6].
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- Liga is part of German men's football league system[7].
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- Liga's Commons category is recorded as 3. Fußball-Liga[8].
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- Liga comprises 2009–10 3. Fußball-Liga[9].
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- Liga comprises 2008–09 3. Fußball-Liga[10].
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- Liga comprises 2010–11 3. Fußball-Liga[11].
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- Liga comprises 2011–12 3. Liga[12].
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- Liga comprises 2012–13 3. Liga[13].
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- Liga comprises 2013–14 3. Liga[14].
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- Liga comprises 2014–15 3. Liga[15].
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- Liga comprises 2015–16 3. Liga[16].
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- Liga comprises 2016–17 3. Liga[17].
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- Liga comprises 2017–18 3. Liga[18].
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- Liga comprises 2018–19 3. Liga[19].
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- Liga comprises 2019–20 3. Liga[20].
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- Liga comprises 2020–21 3. Liga[21].
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- Liga comprises 2021–22 3. Liga[22].
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- Liga comprises 2022–23 3. Liga[23].
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- Liga comprises 2023–24 3. Liga[24].
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- Liga comprises 2024–25 3. Liga[25].
- 2008 marks the founding of 3. Liga[26].
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- Liga's sport is recorded as association football[27].
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Founding
2008 marks the founding of 3. Liga[26].
Identity
- Liga is part of German men's football league system[7]. It followed 2. Bundesliga[5]. It was followed by Regionalliga[6].