Chilean football league system
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The Chilean football league system is a series of interconnected leagues for football clubs in Chile.
Since there is no fourth level, the last-placed team in the third division is not allowed to play the league in the next period as established by article 17 of the ANFA rule book. [1]
It's still in conversation that in 2008, Primera División will be reduced to 18 teams, and Primera B will be expanded to 14 teams.
[edit] Current System
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Primera División |
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2 |
Primera B |
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3 |
Tercera División |
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