Founded | 1974 |
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Country | Iraq |
Number of teams | 173 |
Level on pyramid | 4 |
Promotion to | Iraqi First Division League |
Domestic cup(s) | Iraq FA Cup |
International cup(s) | AFC Champions League Two (via Iraq FA Cup) |
Current champions | Al-Jaish (1st title) (2023–24) |
Current: 2023–24 Iraqi Second Division League |
The Iraqi Second Division League is a football league that is the fourth tier of the Iraqi football league system. [1] The league consists of 173 teams and was founded in 1974. [2]
In the 2023–24 season, Al-Jaish won the championship title after defeating Al-Falluja 4–2 on penalties after a 1–1 draw in the final match.
The Second Division League consists of 173 teams, Each group of teams affiliated to a governorate plays within that governorate, 38 teams are promoted to the First Division League on a 1 out of 5 system. [3]
Period | Name |
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1974–1995 | National Clubs Fourth Division |
1995–1999 | Third Division League |
1999–2000 | Fourth Division League |
2000–2002 | Third Division League |
2002–2003 | Fourth Division League |
2003–2023 | Third Division League |
2023–present | Second Division League |
Name of league | Names of teams |
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Baghdad Province League | |
Abnaa Al-Madina | |
Al-Ain | |
Al-Atheer | |
Al-Baiyaa | |
Al-Difaa Al-Jawi | |
Al-Fath | |
Al-Hashd Al-Shaabi | |
Al-Hurriyah | |
Al-Iskan | |
Al-Nahdha | |
Al-Shabab | |
Al-Sinaat Al-Harbiya | |
Al-Siyaha | |
Al-Tatweer | |
Al-Tijara | |
Aliyat Al-Shorta | |
Beladi | |
Bismaya | |
Junoob Baghdad | |
Nidaa Al-Amin | |
Shabab Al-Khairat |
Name of league | Names of teams |
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Kirkuk Province League | |
Al-Abbasi | |
Al-Amal Al-Shaabi | |
Al-Baiariq | |
Al-Ekhaa | |
Al-Liqaa | |
Al-Manara | |
Al-Nasr Al-Kirkukli | |
Al-Nujoom Daquq | |
Al-Oruba | |
Al-Qalaa | |
Al-Quriyah | |
Al-Rafidain | |
Al-Rashad | |
Al-Rasheed | |
Al-Riyadh | |
Al-Suqoor | |
Al-Turkman | |
Al-Zab | |
Altun Kupri | |
Baba Gurgur | |
Beradust | |
Dumez | |
Ittihad Al-Hawija | |
Ittihad Kirkuk | |
Kayvan | |
Khak | |
Kirkuk | |
Leylan | |
Naft Al-Shamal | |
New Sulav | |
Qandeel | |
Qarah Nav | |
Shabab Al-Dibis | |
Taza | |
Teseen | |
Wahid Huzairan |
Name of league | Names of teams |
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Mosul Province League | |
Al-Ayadhiyah | |
Al-Hadbaa | |
Bazwaya | |
Hamidat | |
Kafaat Nineveh | |
Narkal | |
Qalat Tel Afar | |
Salam Tel Afar | |
Shabab Al-Qayyara | |
Shabab Sinjar | |
Sinjar | |
Talsquf |
Name of league | Names of teams |
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Saladin Province League | |
Al-Dhuluiya | |
Al-Hajaj | |
Al-Ishaqi | |
Al-Jarnaf | |
Al-Malwiya | |
Al-Sahel Al-Aysar | |
Masafi Al-Shamal | |
Saad | |
Tikrit |
Name of league | Names of teams |
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Diyala Province League | |
Al-Mansouriya | |
Al-Shaheed Arkan | |
Al-Sudour | |
Al-Wajihiya | |
Al-Yarmouk | |
Bani Saad | |
Baqubah | |
Buhriz | |
Hibhib | |
Mandali |
Name of league | Names of teams |
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Anbar Province League | |
Aaeli Al-Forat | |
Abu Risha | |
Al-Anqaa | |
Al-Baghdadi | |
Al-Dawar | |
Al-Fallujah | |
Al-Garmah | |
Al-Jazira | |
Al-Mustaqbal | |
Al-Nassaf | |
Al-Rutba | |
Al-Saqlawiya | |
Al-Sumoud | |
Al-Taawoun | |
Anah | |
Habbaniya Al-Sumoud | |
Haditha | |
Rawa |
Name of league | Names of teams |
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Karbala Province League | |
Al-Ebdaa | |
Al-Ghadir | |
Al-Iraq | |
Al-Jamahir | |
Al-Nidhal | |
Al-Osra | |
Al-Rawdhatain | |
Al-Shaheed Abeer | |
Ain Al-Tamur | |
Shabab Al-Hussein |
Name of league | Names of teams |
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Babylon Province League | |
Abi Gharaq | |
Al-Baladi | |
Al-Jawhara | |
Al-Hashimiya | |
Al-Hilla | |
Al-Mahawil | |
Al-Shomali | |
Hittin | |
Ibrahim Al-Khalil | |
Jableh | |
Jenaain Babil | |
Khikan |
Name of league | Names of teams |
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Wasit Province League | |
Al-Aziziyah | |
Al-Damouk | |
Al-Dujaila | |
Al-Ezzah | |
Al-Fallahiya | |
Al-Muntadher | |
Al-Nahrain | |
Al-Sharqiya | |
Al-Shuhadaa | |
Al-Wafaa | |
Al-Wydad | |
Al-Zubaidiya | |
Al-Zaytoun | |
Wasit |
Name of league | Names of teams |
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Qādisiyyah Province League | |
Al-Intifadha | |
Al-Mahanawiya | |
Al-Yaqdhah | |
Aziz Al-Iraq | |
Ghammas | |
Sumer |
Name of league | Names of teams |
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Dhi Qar Province League | |
Al-Chibayish | |
Al-Dhifaf | |
Al-Fohoud | |
Al-Fajer | |
Al-Gharraf | |
Al-Naser | |
Al-Qalaa | |
Dhi Qar |
Name of league | Names of teams |
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Maysan Province League | |
Ahrar Maysan | |
Al-Amir | |
Al-Mejar | |
Al-Resala | |
Al-Shaheed Saad | |
Ali Al-Gharbi | |
Kumayt |
Name of league | Names of teams |
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Basra Province League | |
Al-Dair | |
Al-Faw | |
Al-Junoob | |
Al-Khor | |
Al-Maqal | |
Al-Midaina | |
Al-Noor | |
Al-Shabab Al-Basri | |
Medinat Al-Shuhadaa | |
Thaghar Al-Basra |
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