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| − | The Greek '''Football C Division''' or '''Gamma Ethniki''', is the division below the [[Football B Division]] or [[Beta Ethniki]]. The top clubs of the Football C Division participate in the Beta Ethniki in the following year. Similarly, the Beta Ethniki's bottom clubs are relegated to the Football C Division. The number of teams going up has varied over the years | + | The Greek '''Football C Division''' or '''Gamma Ethniki''', is the division below the [[Football B Division]] or [[Beta Ethniki]] or [[Football League]]. The top clubs of the Football C Division participate in the Beta Ethniki in the following year. Similarly, the Beta Ethniki's bottom clubs are relegated to the Football C Division. The number of teams going up has varied over the years. The bottom clubs of Gamma Ethniki are relegated into the [[FCA Championships]] and are replaced by that leagues top teams. |
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | The C Division did not always exist. In the first years of the A and B Divisions, Beta Ethniki was fed through the local prefectural leagues usually with playoffs involved. The National C Division was established for the [[1983]] season. At first, it consisted of a single league - as in England - but, as of its second year, it went to a 2-league (North and South) competition. The single league format was tried once more between [[2000]] and [[2004]] but, once again C Division has gone to two leagues. | + | The C Division did not always exist. In the first years of the A and B Divisions, Beta Ethniki was fed through the local prefectural leagues usually with playoffs involved. The National C Division was established for the [[1983]] season. At first, it consisted of a single league - as in England - but, as of its second year, it went to a 2-league (North and South) competition. The single league format was tried once more between [[2000]] and [[2004]] but, once again C Division has gone to two leagues. In the [[2017]] this division consisted of 8 groups dividing 100 clubs, based on geographical criteria. |
In [[2010]], the C Division was named '''Football League 2'''. | In [[2010]], the C Division was named '''Football League 2'''. | ||
| − | ==Third division ''C' Ethniki'' | + | ==Third division ''C' Ethniki'' 2012-2013== |
===Southern League=== | ===Southern League=== | ||
| − | + | #[[Acharnaikos FC|Acharnaikos]] - [[Acharnai]] | |
| − | #[[ | + | #[[Asteras Magoula FC|Asteras]] - [[Magoula]], [[Attica prefecture]] |
| − | #[[Asteras Magoula FC|Asteras]] - [[Magoula]] | + | #[[Chania FC]] - [[Chania]], [[Crete]] |
| + | #Episkopi | ||
| + | #[[Fostiras FC|Fostiras]] - [[Tavros]] | ||
#[[Kalamata FC]] | #[[Kalamata FC]] | ||
| − | #[[ | + | #[[Korinthos FC]] |
#[[Proodeftiki FC|Proodeftiki]] - [[Korydallos]], [[Piraeus]] | #[[Proodeftiki FC|Proodeftiki]] - [[Korydallos]], [[Piraeus]] | ||
#[[Glyfada FC]] | #[[Glyfada FC]] | ||
| − | #[[ | + | #[[Ethnikos Asteras FC|Ethnikos Asteras]] |
| − | |||
#[[Rouvas FC]] | #[[Rouvas FC]] | ||
| + | #[[Panaigialios FC|Panaigialios]] - [[Aigio]] | ||
#[[Paniliakos FC|Paniliakos]] - [[Pyrgos]] | #[[Paniliakos FC|Paniliakos]] - [[Pyrgos]] | ||
| − | |||
===Northern League=== | ===Northern League=== | ||
| − | #[[ | + | #[[Anagennisis Karditsa FC|Anagennisis]] - [[Karditsa]] |
#[[Apollon Kalamaria FC|Apollon]] - [[Kalamaria]], [[Thessaloniki]] | #[[Apollon Kalamaria FC|Apollon]] - [[Kalamaria]], [[Thessaloniki]] | ||
#[[Doxa Kranoula FC|Doxa]] - [[Kranoula]], [[Ioannina prefecture]] | #[[Doxa Kranoula FC|Doxa]] - [[Kranoula]], [[Ioannina prefecture]] | ||
| − | # | + | #Kassiopi |
| − | # | + | #Kordelio |
| − | # | + | #Platamonas |
| − | #[[ | + | #[[Ethnikos Sidirokastro FC|Ethnikos]] [[Sidirokastro]] |
#[[Oikonomos Tsaritsani FC|Oikonomos]] [[Tsaritsani]] | #[[Oikonomos Tsaritsani FC|Oikonomos]] [[Tsaritsani]] | ||
| − | #[[ | + | #[[Telycrates FC|Telycrates]] - [[Lefkada]] |
| − | |||
#[[Tyrnavos FC]] | #[[Tyrnavos FC]] | ||
#[[Vataniakos FC]] - [[Katerini]] | #[[Vataniakos FC]] - [[Katerini]] | ||
| − | + | #[[Zakynthos FC]] | |
Latest revision as of 13:12, February 25, 2018
The Greek Football C Division or Gamma Ethniki, is the division below the Football B Division or Beta Ethniki or Football League. The top clubs of the Football C Division participate in the Beta Ethniki in the following year. Similarly, the Beta Ethniki's bottom clubs are relegated to the Football C Division. The number of teams going up has varied over the years. The bottom clubs of Gamma Ethniki are relegated into the FCA Championships and are replaced by that leagues top teams.
History
The C Division did not always exist. In the first years of the A and B Divisions, Beta Ethniki was fed through the local prefectural leagues usually with playoffs involved. The National C Division was established for the 1983 season. At first, it consisted of a single league - as in England - but, as of its second year, it went to a 2-league (North and South) competition. The single league format was tried once more between 2000 and 2004 but, once again C Division has gone to two leagues. In the 2017 this division consisted of 8 groups dividing 100 clubs, based on geographical criteria. In 2010, the C Division was named Football League 2.
Third division C' Ethniki 2012-2013
Southern League
- Acharnaikos - Acharnai
- Asteras - Magoula, Attica prefecture
- Chania FC - Chania, Crete
- Episkopi
- Fostiras - Tavros
- Kalamata FC
- Korinthos FC
- Proodeftiki - Korydallos, Piraeus
- Glyfada FC
- Ethnikos Asteras
- Rouvas FC
- Panaigialios - Aigio
- Paniliakos - Pyrgos
Northern League
- Anagennisis - Karditsa
- Apollon - Kalamaria, Thessaloniki
- Doxa - Kranoula, Ioannina prefecture
- Kassiopi
- Kordelio
- Platamonas
- Ethnikos Sidirokastro
- Oikonomos Tsaritsani
- Telycrates - Lefkada
- Tyrnavos FC
- Vataniakos FC - Katerini
- Zakynthos FC