Corneva Football League

The Corneva Football League is the national league of association football clubs of Corneva, managed by the Corneva National Football Association. It consists of the First Division and the Second Division, which have sixteen teams each; and the Third Division, which is split into several regional groups.

The league was founded in 1998, less than a year after Corneva's independence.

Promotion and relegation
At the end of each season, two teams are directly promoted and related between the First Division and the Second Division.

Between the Second Division and the Third Division there is no direct promotion/relegation, but there is a playoff tournament after the season proper: the winners of the four regional leagues of the Third Division, as well as the four lowest-placed teams of the Second Division, are grouped in two poules of four, played at a single neutral venue. The top two teams in each group play in the Second Division the next season, and the others in the Third. This means it is possible for a season to have no promotion/relegation between the Second and Third Divisions at all, which has indeed happened in some seasons.

First Division
Main article: First Division

Teams:
 * AfroBoyz
 * All In (Hyonhang)
 * Brazilian Force FC (Estório)
 * Dayo Day2Win (Dayo)
 * Dream Team
 * FC Chukchi (Genetze)
 * Fire Heads
 * Football Army (Corneva City)
 * God's Own Sons Church Team
 * Green Fury FC (Corneva City)
 * Laketown Tough Guys (Laketown)
 * Nightmare Team (Corneva City)
 * Shooters FC
 * Super Team (Uzugang)
 * The Eleven Musketeers
 * Toyagashi Sushi Factory FC (Toyagashi)

Second Division
Main article: Second Division

Teams:
 * Ball Exploders
 * Blasters FC
 * Bubble Boys
 * Coast Boys
 * Fast Players
 * FC Goal Land
 * Incubo di Calcio
 * KGC-AwesomeTeam
 * Macarons FC
 * Men in Pink
 * Net Breakers
 * Rock Team
 * Sieger FC
 * Swift Kickers
 * Tisozi Marshmallows (Tisozi)
 * Zhuotsen Jags (Zhoutsen)

Third Division
Main article: Third Division

The Third Division is subdivided into four (regional) groups.