- or all of the
relegated teams in the
higher division come from one
particular region then the
number of
teams to be
promoted or
relegated from each of...
-
clubs were
relegated by the season's end. The
Premier League distributes a
portion of its
television revenue as "parachute payments" to
relegated clubs for...
- have a
promotion and
relegation process.
Leagues within the
scope of this list are: Top-tier
football leagues with no
relegation system In
countries without...
-
promotion to the
Premier League they were the
first team to be
relegated to,
relegated from,
promoted to and
promoted from the Championship. 2 When Ipswich...
- Similarly, the two
teams that
finished at the
bottom of
League Two are
relegated to the
National League and are
replaced by the team that
finished first...
- in
playing at the
highest level of
their domestic league without being relegated for
several years, if at all. This page
lists the
clubs that
managed to...
- 1928. They were
relegated for the
first time in 1936, but
returned to the top-flight as
Second Division champions in 1938–39.
Relegated in 1948, Rovers...
-
directly relegated. As
League C has four
groups while League D has only two, the two lowest-ranked
League C
teams will
automatically be
relegated (a change...
-
founder members of the
Premier League in 1992,
before being relegated in 1996.
Relegated again in 2001, they
secured promotion from the
third tier at...
- to the
higher league, with the
losers relegated to the
lower league. The match-ups in the promotion/
relegation play-offs are as follows: The third-placed...
