Indonesia Tier 2
Liga 2
League Guide & Facts
The second tier of Indonesian Football
3 groups of 9/10 teams
Play each other twice (16-18 Games)
Top 2 teams in each group qualify for second phase
Second phase 2 groups of 3 teams who play each other twice.
Promotion
3 teams are promoted
2 winners of second phase groups play each other in a grand final
Both teams in the final are promoted however the tie decides overall champion
2nd place teams in each second phase group play each other in a third place playoff for the final promotion spot
Relegation
Bottom 2 in each group in first phase are relegated
3rd from bottom in each group go into a 3 way playoff to decide final 2 relegation spots
Other
Maximum of O foreign players
Minimum squad size of 18 players
Maximum squad size of 33 players
Maximum of 3 Over-35 Players (Born before 29/7/1987)
Minimum of 7 Under-23 Players (Born after 29/7/1999
Location Of Teams
Suggested* Additional Nations To Load
Asian Journeyman
Possibly
Brazil
Kalteng Putra have a club culture policy of signing players based in Brazil
*As always this is only a suggestion, the leagues listed are in order of importance, feel free to run as many or as little leagues as you think your system can handle. The setup above gives a nice regional feel.
It is advisable however to run as many top tier leagues of major nations in Asia as you can to keep the continental club competitions competitive
Board Expectations and Title Odds
West Region
*Your odds and board expectations may vary slightly from save to save
East Region
*Your odds and board expectations may vary slightly from save to save
Central Region
*Your odds and expectations may vary slightly from save to save
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Club Culture
West Region
East Region
Central Region
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Supporter Culture
The following clubs have a specific supporter culture:
Persipura - Play possession based attacking football
Persiraja - Play high tempo pressing football
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Facilities
Facilities Explained
Training Facilities
The better the training facilities the more chance (already visible) players will develop.
Here are the facilities ranking from worst to best -
Poor
Basic
Below Average
Adequate
Average
Good
Great
Excellent
Superb
State of the Art
Youth Facilities
The training facilities available for Juniors (only).
Does NOT apply to visible players already at the club. All visible players currently at the club use Training Facilities regardless of age.
In theory the better these facilities the greater your players will be developed on the day of intake. But there are a lot of factors at play.
Here are the facilities ranking from worst to best -
Poor
Basic
Below Average
Adequate
Average
Good
Great
Excellent
Superb
State of the Art
Junior Coaching
The quality and quantity of unseen youth coaches that affects the quality of players in your youth intake
Junior coaching is ranked as follows from worst to best -
Basic
Fairly Basic
Average
Adequate
Good
Excellent
Exceptional
Youth Recruitment
This determines how large a pool of players your team can recruit from. It is the size of your recruitment network. It increases your chances of getting the best young players from your area, nation and beyond.
Some clubs of course will have no youth recruitment at all, which means no youth intakes.
Recruitment is ranked as follows from worst to best -
Limited
Basic
Fairly Basic
Average
Adequate
Good
Excellent
Exceptional
Bekasi City
Deltras FC
Gresik United
Kalteng Putra
Karo Utd
Nusantara Utd
Persekat
Persela
Perserang
Persewar
Persiba
Persijap
Persikab
Persipa
Persipal
Persipura
Persiraja
PSBS
PSCS
PSDS
PSIM
PSKC
PSMS
PSPS
Putra Delta
Semen Padang
Sriwijaya FC
Sulut Utd
