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Meore Liga Countries Georgia Confederation UEFA Founded 1990 Divisions 3 Number of teams 15 (West Zone), 12 (East Zone) Levels on pyramid 3 Promotion to Pirveli Liga Domestic cup(s) Georgian Cup Georgian Super Cup Current champions FC Adeli Batumi
(2009–10)Website pfl.ge Georgian Premier League 2010–11
Meore Liga (Georgian:Second League) is the third-level football league arranged by the Georgian Football Federation.
Team get promoted to the Pirveli Liga, Georgia's second level league. The league is split into a Western and Eastern division.
Meore Liga clubs 2010/2011
West Zone
Group A
- FC Chikhura-2 Satchkhere
- FC Bakhmaro Chokhatauri
- Dinamo-2 Batumi
- FC Sulori Vani
- FC Fazisi Poti
- FC Kutaisi Kutaisi
- FC Betlemi Keda
- FC Margveti Zestafoni
- FC Merani-2 Martvili
- FC Merstkhali-2 Ozurgeti
- FC Guria-2 Lanchkhuti
- FC Sairme Bagdati
- FC Martve
- FC Racha Ambrolauri
Group B - Samegrelo
- FC Kolkheti-2 Khobi
- FC Egrisi Senaki
- FC Mglebi-2 Zugdidi
- FC Skuri-2 Tsalendjikha
- FC Zugdidi Zugdidi
- FC Samegrelo Chkorotsku
- FC Aisbergi Abasha
- FC Bermukha Martvili
East Zone
Season: 2010/2011 - FC Gagra-2 Gagra
- Zooveti Tbilisi
- FC Dusheti Dusheti
- FC Abuli Akhalkalaki
- FC Iveria Khashuri
- FC Avaza Tbilisi
- FC Algeti Marneuli
- FC Goliadori Tbilisi
- FC Sasko Tbilisi
- FC Merani Tbilisi
- FC Samtskhe Atskhuri
- FC 35-TH FS
- FC Imedi Rustavi
- FC Tianeti Tianeti
- FC Ertoba Akhmeta
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