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The '''East Chanchajilla Football Federation''', also known as '''La Liga Chancha''' for marketing purposes, is the [[East Chanchajilla]]n top professional league in the country's football league system and has been played in its current format since 1967. As of June 2023, the SFA is ranked 2nd in [[Euronia]] according to [[Euronia Football Confederation|EFC]]'s ranking of league coefficients, which is based upon East Chanchajillan team performances in Euronian competitions. | The '''East Chanchajilla Football Federation''', also known as '''La Liga Chancha''' for marketing purposes, is the [[East Chanchajilla]]n top professional league in the country's football league system and has been played in its current format since 1967. As of June 2023, the SFA is ranked 2nd in [[Euronia]] according to [[Euronia Football Confederation|EFC]]'s ranking of league coefficients, which is based upon East Chanchajillan team performances in Euronian competitions. Many players in La Liga play on the [[East Chanchajilla national football team]]. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Revision as of 01:53, 20 January 2024
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| Founded | 1918 as Liga |
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| Country |  East Chanchajilla |
| Confederation | Euronia Football Confederation |
| Number of teams | 18 |
| Domestic cup(s) | Liga Cup |
 2023–24 Liga Chancha season | |
The East Chanchajilla Football Federation, also known as La Liga Chancha for marketing purposes, is the East Chanchajillan top professional league in the country's football league system and has been played in its current format since 1967. As of June 2023, the SFA is ranked 2nd in Euronia according to EFC's ranking of league coefficients, which is based upon East Chanchajillan team performances in Euronian competitions. Many players in La Liga play on the East Chanchajilla national football team.
Overview
History
Teams
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Vilanja FC | Vilanja | coach | titles | |||
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FC Nortagate | Nortagate | coach | titles | |||
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Pretesia FC | Pretesia | coach | titles | |||
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FC Caapugo | Caapugo | coach | titles | |||
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FC Meguén | Meguén | coach | titles | |||
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FC Ciudad Turania | Turania City | coach | titles | |||
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Mirinu Bobcats | Mirinu | coach | titles | |||
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Louisa FC | Louisa | coach | titles | |||
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Mirinu Bezteca FC | Mirinu | coach | titles | |||
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FC San Cocuí | San Cocuí | coach | titles | |||
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Lagunas FC | Impenoas | coach | titles | |||
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Atlético Ambara | Ambara | coach | titles | |||
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Bravos | Apetu | coach | titles | |||
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Xolos | Otavalora | coach | titles | |||
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FC Guarataqui | Guarataqui | coach | titles | |||
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Atlético Roment | Roment | coach | titles | |||
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Cruz Roja FC | Vilanja | coach | titles | |||
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Atlético Tocucaibo | El Tocucaibo | coach | titles | |||