2. Liga Interregional

{{Infobox football league

| logo =

| pixels =

| country = Switzerland

| other countries = Liechtenstein

| confed = UEFA

| founded = {{start date and age|1924}}
{{start date and age|2000}} (refounded)

| teams = 64 (16 in 4 groups)

| promotion = 1st League Classic

| relegation = 2. Liga

| levels = 5

| domest_cup = Swiss Cup

| confed_cup =

| champions = Lancy FC {{-}}FC Prishtina Bern {{-}}FC Collina d'Oro{{-}} SV Schaffhausen

| season = 2023–24

| website = {{URL|https://www.al-la.ch/amateur-liga.aspx|football.ch}}

| current = 2024–25 2. Liga Interregional

}}

2. Liga Interregional (2nd League Interregional in english) is the fifth tier of the Swiss football league system. From 2000 to 2012, it was the country's fourth level. From 2013, the league was demoted to fifth level. The division is split into 4 groups of 16 teams since 2023–24 season onwards, by geographical region.

History

File:2. Liga Interregional.png

2. Liga Interregional founded in 1924, refounded in 2000 the league between 1. Liga Classic and 2. Liga.

= League Names =

Since the creation in 1924, the league has been called :

1924–1925 : Division 1
1925–1930 : Serie D
1930–1931 : 5. Liga
1931–1944 : 4. Liga
1944–1984 : 3. Liga
1984–1989 : 3. Liga Elite
1989–2000 : 3. Liga

Since the creation of Amateur League in 2000, the league has been called :

2000–2012 : 2. Liga
Since 2012 : 2. Liga Interregional

Current season

The 2024–25 season is the current season in the Swiss 2. Liga Interregional.

File:2LigaNummern.png

= Group 1 =

* FC Amical Saint-Prex

FC Châtel-St-Denis
FC Collex-Bossy
US Collombey-Muraz
FC Concordia LS
FC Echichens
FC Farvagny/Ogoz
FC Martigny-Sports

Olympique de Genève
Pully Football
CS Romontois
Signal FC Bernex-Confignon
FC Stade Lausanne Ouchy
US Terre Sainte
UGS Genève
FC Vernier

= Group 2 =

* FC Ajoie-Monterri

FC Allschwil
SC Binningen
FC Bosna Neuchâtel
FC Bosporus
SC Dornach
SC Düdingen
FC Lerchenfeld

FC Lommiswil
SV Lyss
FC Muri-Gümligen
BSC Old Boys
FC Pratteln
FC Stade-Lausanne-Ouchy SA II
FC Tavannes/Tramelan
FC Ueberstorf

= Group 3 =

* SC Buochs

FC Brunnen
SC Cham II
SC Emmen
FC Emmenbrücke
FC Gambarogno-Contone
SC Goldau
FC Ibach

FC Lachen/Altendorf
FC Locarno
FC Malcantone
FC Muri
FC Rothrist
FC Sursee
FC Thalwil
Zug 94

= Group 4 =

* FC Altstätten

FC Arbon 05
{{flagicon|Liechtenstein}} FC Balzers
FC Bazenheid
FC Bülach
FC Chur 97
KF Dardania St. Gallen
FC Dübendorf

FC Frauenfeld
FC Red Star Zürich
FC Schaffhausen 2
FC Seefeld ZH
FC Uster
FC Widnau
FC Wil 1900 2

League results

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colspan=7\| 2nd League / 2nd League Interregional champions
Season !width=200\|Group 1 !width=200\|Group 2 !width=200\|Group 3 !width=200\|Group 4 !width=200\|Group 5 !width=200\|Group 6
2000–01 \|{{flagicon\|Valais}} FC Sion II \|{{flagicon\|Vaud}} FC Baulmes \|{{flagicon\|Basel-Stadt}} FC Basel II \|{{flagicon\|Lucerne}} FC Luzern II \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} FC Zürich II \|{{flagicon\|Graubünden}} Chur 97
2001–02 \|{{flagicon\|Vaud}} ES FC Malley \|{{flagicon\|Valais}} FC Martigny-Sports \|{{flagicon\|Aargau}} SC Zofingen \|{{flagicon\|Ticino}} GC Biaschesi \|{{flagicon\|Aargau}} FC Aarau II \|{{flagicon\|Thurgau}} FC Frauenfeld
2002–03 \|{{flagicon\|Valais}} FC Sierre \|{{flagicon\|Bern}} BSC Young Boys II \|{{flagicon\|Solothurn}} SC Dornach \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} FC Seefeld \|{{flagicon\|Zug}} SC Cham \| rowspan="8" \| 5 groups (from 2002 until 2010)
2003–04 \|{{flagicon\|Vaud}} FC Lausanne-Sport \|{{flagicon\|Jura}} FC Alle \|{{flagicon\|Aargau}} FC Brugg \|{{flagicon\|Bern}} FC Langenthal \|{{flagicon\|Appenzell Ausserrhoden}} FC Herisau
2004–05 \|{{flagicon\|Geneva}} FC Bernex-Confignon \|{{flagicon\|Fribourg}} SC Düdingen \|{{flagicon\|Luzern}} Kickers Lucerne \|{{flagicon\|Basel-Landschaft}} SV Muttenz \|{{flagicon\|St. Gallen}} FC Rapperswil-Jona
2005–06 \|{{flagicon\|Valais}} FC Sion II \|{{flagicon\|Fribourg}} FC La Tour/Le Pâquier \|{{flagicon\|Ticino}} FC Stabio \|{{flagicon\|Solothurn}} FC Olten \|{{flagicon\|St. Gallen}} FC Gossau
2006–07 \|{{flagicon\|Valais}} FC Savièse \|{{flagicon\|Bern}} SV Lyss \|{{flagicon\|Luzern}} FC Schötz \|{{flagicon\|Basel-Stadt}} BSC Old Boys \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} FC Küsnacht
2007–08 \|{{flagicon\|Geneva}} CS Chênois \|{{flagicon\|Vaud}} FC Le Mont \|{{flagicon\|Luzern}} FC Emmenbrücke \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} SV Höngg \|{{flagicon\|LIE}} USV Eschen/Mauren
2008–09 \|{{flagicon\|Geneva}} Grand-Lancy FC \|{{flagicon\|Bern}} FC Breitenrain \|{{flagicon\|Ticino}} FC Lugano II \|{{flagicon\|Basel-Landschaft}} FC Laufen \|{{flagicon\|Graubünden}} Chur 97
2009–10 \|{{flagicon\|Vaud}} US Terre Sainte \|{{flagicon\|Bern}} FC Thun II \|{{flagicon\|Aargau}} FC Aarau II \|{{flagicon\|Solothurn}} SC Dornach \|{{flagicon\|St. Gallen}} SC Brühl
2010–11 \|{{flagicon\|Geneva}} Servette FC U21 \|{{flagicon\|Fribourg}} FC Bulle \|{{flagicon\|Neuchâtel}} FC Serrières \|{{flagicon\|Aargau}} FC Muri \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} SV Höngg \|{{flagicon\|LIE}} FC Balzers
2011–12 \|{{flagicon\|Vaud}} US Terre Sainte \|{{flagicon\|Bern}} FC Köniz \|{{flagicon\|Basel-Stadt}} FC Black Stars Basel \|{{flagicon\|Zug}} Zug 94 \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} FC Wettswil-Bonstetten \|{{flagicon\|Thurgau}} FC Kreuzlingen
2012–13 \|{{flagicon\|Vaud}} FC Azzurri 90 Lausanne \|{{flagicon\|Vaud}} FC Bavois \|{{flagicon\|Neuchâtel}} Neuchâtel Xamax FCS \|{{flagicon\|Lucerne}} FC Sursee \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} FC Thalwil \|{{flagicon\|Graubünden}} Chur 97
2013–14 \|{{flagicon\|Vaud}} FC Stade-Lausanne-Ouchy \|{{flagicon\|Vaud}} Team Vaud U21 \|{{flagicon\|Bern}} FC Bern \|{{flagicon\|Ticino}} AC Taverne \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} FC Dietikon \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} FC Seuzach
2014–15 \|{{flagicon\|Geneva}} Signal FC Bernex-Confignon \|{{flagicon\|Neuchâtel}} FC La Chaux-de-Fonds \|{{flagicon\|Bern}} FC Thun II \|{{flagicon\|Nidwalden}} SC Buochs \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} FC United Zürich \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} FC Kosova
2015–16 \|{{flagicon\|Vaud}} FC Vevey Sports 1899 \|{{flagicon\|Vaud}} FC La Sarraz-Eclépenz \|{{flagicon\|Jura}} FC Bassecourt \|{{flagicon\|Ticino}} AC Bellinzona \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} FC Red Star Zürich \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} FC Seefeld
2016–17 \|{{flagicon\|Geneva}} Meyrin FC \|{{flagicon\|Fribourg}} FC Portalban/Gletterens \|{{flagicon\|Bern}} FC Langenthal \|{{flagicon\|Luzern}} FC Kickers Luzern \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} SV Höngg \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} FC Kosova
2017–18 \|{{flagicon\|Geneva}} CS Chênois \|{{flagicon\|Fribourg}} FC Bulle \|{{flagicon\|Bern}} FC Biel-Bienne \|{{flagicon\|Nidwalden}} FC Hergiswil \|{{flagicon\|Aargau}} SC Zofingen \|{{flagicon\|Glarus}} FC Linth 04
2018–19 \|{{flagicon\|Geneva}} Olympique de Geneve FC \|{{flagicon\|Vaud}} US Terre Sainte \|{{flagicon\|Basel-Landschaft}} SV Muttenz \|{{flagicon\|Ticino}} FC Paradiso \|{{flagicon\|Zürich}} FC Dietikon \|{{flagicon\|LIE}} FC Balzers
2019–20 \|{{flagicon\|Geneva}} Servette FC II \|{{flagicon\|Fribourg}} SC Düdingen \|{{flagicon\|Bern}} FC Moutier \|{{flagicon\|Lucerne}} FC Willisau \|{{flagicon\|Aargau}} FC Muri \|{{flagicon\|Graubünden}} Chur 97
2020–21 \|{{flagicon\|Valais}} FC Monthey \|{{flagicon\|Vaud}} FC La Sarraz-Eclépens \|{{flagicon\|Bern}} FC Thun II \|{{flagicon\|Ticino}} Team Ticino \|{{flagicon\|Schwyz}} FC Freienbach \|{{flagicon\|St. Gallen}} FC Uzwil
2021–22 \|{{flagicon\|Geneva}} FC Servette II \|{{flagicon\|Fribourg}} FC Portalban-Gletterens \|{{flagicon\|Solothurn}} SC Dornach \|{{flagicon\|Ticino}} AC Taverne \|{{flagicon\|Zug}} FC Rotkreuz \|{{flagicon\|St. Gallen}} FC Weesen
2022–23 \| {{flagicon\|Vaud}} Pully Football \| {{flagicon\|Vaud}} Team Vaud U21 \| {{flagicon\|Zürich}} FC Dietikon \| {{flagicon\|Ticino}} FC Mendrisio \| {{flagicon\|LIE}} FC Balzers \| 5 groups (for 2022–23)

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colspan=7| 2nd League / 2nd League Interregional champions

Season

!width=200|Group 1

!width=200|Group 2

!width=200|Group 3

!width=200|Group 4

!width=200|Group 5

!width=200|Group 6

2000–01

|{{flagicon|Valais}} FC Sion II

|{{flagicon|Vaud}} FC Baulmes

|{{flagicon|Basel-Stadt}} FC Basel II

|{{flagicon|Lucerne}} FC Luzern II

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} FC Zürich II

|{{flagicon|Graubünden}} Chur 97

2001–02

|{{flagicon|Vaud}} ES FC Malley

|{{flagicon|Valais}} FC Martigny-Sports

|{{flagicon|Aargau}} SC Zofingen

|{{flagicon|Ticino}} GC Biaschesi

|{{flagicon|Aargau}} FC Aarau II

|{{flagicon|Thurgau}} FC Frauenfeld

2002–03

|{{flagicon|Valais}} FC Sierre

|{{flagicon|Bern}} BSC Young Boys II

|{{flagicon|Solothurn}} SC Dornach

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} FC Seefeld

|{{flagicon|Zug}} SC Cham

| rowspan="8" | 5 groups (from 2002 until 2010)

2003–04

|{{flagicon|Vaud}} FC Lausanne-Sport

|{{flagicon|Jura}} FC Alle

|{{flagicon|Aargau}} FC Brugg

|{{flagicon|Bern}} FC Langenthal

|{{flagicon|Appenzell Ausserrhoden}} FC Herisau

2004–05

|{{flagicon|Geneva}} FC Bernex-Confignon

|{{flagicon|Fribourg}} SC Düdingen

|{{flagicon|Luzern}} Kickers Lucerne

|{{flagicon|Basel-Landschaft}} SV Muttenz

|{{flagicon|St. Gallen}} FC Rapperswil-Jona

2005–06

|{{flagicon|Valais}} FC Sion II

|{{flagicon|Fribourg}} FC La Tour/Le Pâquier

|{{flagicon|Ticino}} FC Stabio

|{{flagicon|Solothurn}} FC Olten

|{{flagicon|St. Gallen}} FC Gossau

2006–07

|{{flagicon|Valais}} FC Savièse

|{{flagicon|Bern}} SV Lyss

|{{flagicon|Luzern}} FC Schötz

|{{flagicon|Basel-Stadt}} BSC Old Boys

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} FC Küsnacht

2007–08

|{{flagicon|Geneva}} CS Chênois

|{{flagicon|Vaud}} FC Le Mont

|{{flagicon|Luzern}} FC Emmenbrücke

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} SV Höngg

|{{flagicon|LIE}} USV Eschen/Mauren

2008–09

|{{flagicon|Geneva}} Grand-Lancy FC

|{{flagicon|Bern}} FC Breitenrain

|{{flagicon|Ticino}} FC Lugano II

|{{flagicon|Basel-Landschaft}} FC Laufen

|{{flagicon|Graubünden}} Chur 97

2009–10

|{{flagicon|Vaud}} US Terre Sainte

|{{flagicon|Bern}} FC Thun II

|{{flagicon|Aargau}} FC Aarau II

|{{flagicon|Solothurn}} SC Dornach

|{{flagicon|St. Gallen}} SC Brühl

2010–11

|{{flagicon|Geneva}} Servette FC U21

|{{flagicon|Fribourg}} FC Bulle

|{{flagicon|Neuchâtel}} FC Serrières

|{{flagicon|Aargau}} FC Muri

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} SV Höngg

|{{flagicon|LIE}} FC Balzers

2011–12

|{{flagicon|Vaud}} US Terre Sainte

|{{flagicon|Bern}} FC Köniz

|{{flagicon|Basel-Stadt}} FC Black Stars Basel

|{{flagicon|Zug}} Zug 94

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} FC Wettswil-Bonstetten

|{{flagicon|Thurgau}} FC Kreuzlingen

2012–13

|{{flagicon|Vaud}} FC Azzurri 90 Lausanne

|{{flagicon|Vaud}} FC Bavois

|{{flagicon|Neuchâtel}} Neuchâtel Xamax FCS

|{{flagicon|Lucerne}} FC Sursee

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} FC Thalwil

|{{flagicon|Graubünden}} Chur 97

2013–14

|{{flagicon|Vaud}} FC Stade-Lausanne-Ouchy

|{{flagicon|Vaud}} Team Vaud U21

|{{flagicon|Bern}} FC Bern

|{{flagicon|Ticino}} AC Taverne

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} FC Dietikon

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} FC Seuzach

2014–15

|{{flagicon|Geneva}} Signal FC Bernex-Confignon

|{{flagicon|Neuchâtel}} FC La Chaux-de-Fonds

|{{flagicon|Bern}} FC Thun II

|{{flagicon|Nidwalden}} SC Buochs

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} FC United Zürich

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} FC Kosova

2015–16

|{{flagicon|Vaud}} FC Vevey Sports 1899

|{{flagicon|Vaud}} FC La Sarraz-Eclépenz

|{{flagicon|Jura}} FC Bassecourt

|{{flagicon|Ticino}} AC Bellinzona

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} FC Red Star Zürich

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} FC Seefeld

2016–17

|{{flagicon|Geneva}} Meyrin FC

|{{flagicon|Fribourg}} FC Portalban/Gletterens

|{{flagicon|Bern}} FC Langenthal

|{{flagicon|Luzern}} FC Kickers Luzern

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} SV Höngg

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} FC Kosova

2017–18

|{{flagicon|Geneva}} CS Chênois

|{{flagicon|Fribourg}} FC Bulle

|{{flagicon|Bern}} FC Biel-Bienne

|{{flagicon|Nidwalden}} FC Hergiswil

|{{flagicon|Aargau}} SC Zofingen

|{{flagicon|Glarus}} FC Linth 04

2018–19

|{{flagicon|Geneva}} Olympique de Geneve FC

|{{flagicon|Vaud}} US Terre Sainte

|{{flagicon|Basel-Landschaft}} SV Muttenz

|{{flagicon|Ticino}} FC Paradiso

|{{flagicon|Zürich}} FC Dietikon

|{{flagicon|LIE}} FC Balzers

2019–20

|{{flagicon|Geneva}} Servette FC II

|{{flagicon|Fribourg}} SC Düdingen

|{{flagicon|Bern}} FC Moutier

|{{flagicon|Lucerne}} FC Willisau

|{{flagicon|Aargau}} FC Muri

|{{flagicon|Graubünden}} Chur 97

2020–21

|{{flagicon|Valais}} FC Monthey

|{{flagicon|Vaud}} FC La Sarraz-Eclépens

|{{flagicon|Bern}} FC Thun II

|{{flagicon|Ticino}} Team Ticino

|{{flagicon|Schwyz}} FC Freienbach

|{{flagicon|St. Gallen}} FC Uzwil

2021–22

|{{flagicon|Geneva}} FC Servette II

|{{flagicon|Fribourg}} FC Portalban-Gletterens

|{{flagicon|Solothurn}} SC Dornach

|{{flagicon|Ticino}} AC Taverne

|{{flagicon|Zug}} FC Rotkreuz

|{{flagicon|St. Gallen}} FC Weesen

2022–23

| {{flagicon|Vaud}} Pully Football

| {{flagicon|Vaud}} Team Vaud U21

| {{flagicon|Zürich}} FC Dietikon

| {{flagicon|Ticino}} FC Mendrisio

| {{flagicon|LIE}} FC Balzers

| 5 groups (for 2022–23)

4 Groups from 2023 onwards:

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colspan=5\| 2nd League Interregional champions
Season !width=200\|Group 1 !width=200\|Group 2 !width=200\|Group 3 !width=200\|Group 4
2023–24 \| {{flagicon\|Geneva}} Lancy FC \| {{flagicon\|Bern}} FC Prishtina Bern \| {{flagicon\|Ticino}} FC Collina d'Oro \| {{flagicon\|Schaffhausen}} SV Schaffhausen
2024–25 \| \| \| \|

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colspan=5| 2nd League Interregional champions

Season

!width=200|Group 1

!width=200|Group 2

!width=200|Group 3

!width=200|Group 4

2023–24

| {{flagicon|Geneva}} Lancy FC

| {{flagicon|Bern}} FC Prishtina Bern

| {{flagicon|Ticino}} FC Collina d'Oro

| {{flagicon|Schaffhausen}} SV Schaffhausen

2024–25

External links

[http://www.football.ch/al/de/start.aspx http://www.football.ch/]
[https://int.soccerway.com/national/switzerland/2-liga-interregional/ Interregional at soccerway.com]

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