2. Liga Interregional

2. Liga Interregional
Countries Switzerland
Liechtenstein
Confederation UEFA
Number of teams 6 groups of 14 teams
Levels on pyramid 4
Promotion to 1. Liga
Relegation to 2. Liga
Domestic cup(s) Swiss Cup
Current champions Brühl, Bümpliz 78,
Buochs, Dornach,
Terre Sainte, & Thun U-21
(2009–10)
Website Official Site

2. Liga Interregional is the fourth tier of the Swiss Football League. The division is split into 6 groups of 14 teams, by geographical region.

Contents

Current Season

The 2010-11 season is the current season in the Swiss 2. Liga Interregional.

Group 1

  • Bavois
  • Bex
  • Bernex-Confignon
  • Geneva
  • La Sarraz-Eclépens
  • Lausanne-Ouchy
  • Monthey

Group 2

  • La Tour/Le Pâquier
  • Lerchenfeld
  • Lyss
  • Portalban/Gletterens
  • Romont
  • Spiez
  • Team Vaud U-21

Group 3

Group 4

  • Kickers Luzern
  • Losone Sportiva
  • Muri
  • Sarnen
  • Sursee
  • Taverne
  • Team Aargau U-21

Group 5

Group 6

  • Linth 04
  • Rorschach
  • Schaffhausen
  • Seuzach
  • Töss
  • Wängi
  • Widnau

External links

2. Liga Interregional  · 2009–10
Group 1

FC Bex • Colombier • Geneva • Monthey • Montreux • Perly-Certoux • Serrières • St. Lausanne-Ouchy •
Lausanne U-21 • Le Locle • Neuchâtel Xamax U-21 • Signal • Terre Sainte • Racing Genève (R) •
Group 2

Belfaux • Bern • Bümpliz • Dürrenast • Härkingen • Kerzers • Köniz • La Tour/Le Pâquier •
Lerchenfeld • Lyss • Portalban/Gletterens • Romontois • Sierre • FC Thun U-21 •
Group 3

Aarau U-21 • Aegeri • Buochs • Goldau • Ibach • Kickers • Losone Sportiva •
Malcantone • FC Muri • Olten • Sarnen • Schöftland • Sementina • Sursee •
Group 4

FC Alle • Black Stars • Dornach • Freienbach • Herzogenbuchsee • Kosova • Langenthal •
Liestal • Moutier • Nordstern • Porrentruy • Red Star • Thalwil • Zürich-Affoltern •
Group 5

Amriswil • Arbon • Balzers • Bazenheid • Brühl • Bülach • Diepoldsau-Schmitter •
Herisau • Kreuzlingen • Küsnacht • Linth • Seefeld • Töss • Widnau •
Seasons
2008–09 · 2009–10
National teams
League system
Super League · Challenge League · 1. Liga Promotion  · 1. Liga  · 2. Liga Interregional · 2. Liga · 3. Liga · 4. Liga · 5. Liga · Women's League
Domestic cups
Fourth level football leagues of Europe (UEFA)
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