State football leagues in India
There are currently a total of 37 state associations affiliated with the national governing body AIFF (All India Football Federation).[1] Most of the state associations organise and have own affiliated football competitions in their respective states. The state leagues operate as a system of promotion and relegation with the national leagues such as I-League Qualifiers, Indian Women's League and Futsal Club Championship. Clubs of national leagues (i.e Indian Super League, I-league, I-League 2) also participate in their respective state leagues (often with youth teams).[2][3]
Central states & leagues[]
Madhya Pradesh[]
- Madhya Pradesh Premier League
- Madhya Pradesh Women’s Premier League
Eastern states & leagues[]
Bihar[]
- Bihar State Soccer League
- Bihar State Women’s League
Odisha[]
West Bengal[]
Northern states & leagues[]
Delhi[]
- FD Senior Division
- Football Delhi Women’s League
Himachal Pradesh[]
- Himachal Football League
- Himachal Women’s League
Jammu and Kashmir[]
Punjab[]
- Punjab State Super Football League
- Punjab Women’s League
Rajasthan[]
Uttarakhand[]
Uttar Pradesh[]
- Lucknow District League
Northeastern states & leagues[]
Arunachal Pradesh[]
- Indrajit Namchoom Arunachal League
- Arunachal Women’s Football Championship
Assam[]
- Assam State Premier League
- Guwahati (GSA) Super Division League
Manipur[]
- Manipur State League
- Manipur Women’s League
Meghalaya[]
Mizoram[]
Nagaland[]
Sikkim[]
Tripura[]
- Agartala League
Southern states & leagues[]
Karnataka[]
Kerala[]
Pondicherry[]
- Pondicherry Women’s League
Tamil Nadu[]
- Chennai Football Senior Division
- Tamil Nadu Women’s League
Telangana[]
- Hyderabad Football League
Western states & leagues[]
Goa[]
- Goa Professional League
- GFA Vedanta Women’s League
Gujarat[]
- GFA Senior Division League
- Gujarat State Women’s League
Maharashtra[]
- Mumbai Football League
- Mumbai Women’s League
- WIFA Women’s Football League
References[]
- ^ "State Associations". All India Football Federation.
- ^ "State & City Leagues". The Away End. Retrieved 9 February 2022.
- ^ "Women's Football India". The Away End. Retrieved 9 February 2022.
Categories:
- All India Football Federation
- Association football in India lists