Level 1: League A, 10 team, no relegation team. Divided into regular season and playoffs. Regular season: 10 teams play three rounds of home and away games, and the top six teams advance to the playoffs. The playoff games are all single elimination games, including preliminaries (3vs6, 4vs5), semi-finals and finals. Two champions are produced in one year.

Level 2: National Super League, National Super League, 92 teams. Divided into 8 groups according to state, capital special zone and administration, with 8- 14 teams in each group. State (or capital special zone, administrative region) Super League champion, advanced to the national Super League finals.

Level 3: State League, Super League and below, including several levels.

Australian Football Super League

Australian Football Super League (A-League), also known as League A. League A was established in April 2004. Kia was named Modern A League at the beginning of its establishment, which is usually called "Australian Super League" in China, and called A League and Australian A League in foreign countries and Hong Kong and Taiwan.

League A is a professional football league under the Australian Football Association. The specific operation is the responsibility of the Super League. League A is the best league in Australia, with fast pace and fierce competition. The league stipulates that every team has a salary cap limit. The total salary of the first-team players of each team should be within 2.5 million Australian dollars, and the salary of 1 non-national players and 1 local players can be excluded from the salary cap. Therefore, the strength of each team is not much different and the competition is fierce.

League A, formerly known as the Australian National Football League, now has 65,438+00 teams, with no promotion or demotion. Participating in the intercontinental club competition are the AFC Champions League and the World Club Cup.