The 2019–20 Liga III was the 4th season, since its introduction in 2016, of the third level women's football league of the Romanian football league system. The number of starting teams in Liga III increased from 18 to 19. Therefore, 19 teams divided in 4 series (of 4 or 5 teams) were to play in the competition that consists of a double round-robin lasting 6 or 10 stages, totalling 72 matches.Official website. frf.ro , accessed on 21 October 2019 Since one team withdrew before the start of the competition, the total number of matches to be played became 64. However, only 44 games were played until the season was frozen due to the 2019-20 coronavirus pandemic.
Team changes
To Liga III Relegated to Liga III Viitorul Reghin (4th place in the 2018–19 Liga II, Seria I, decided to enroll in Liga III) Măgura 2012 Bacău (8th place in the 2018–19 Liga II, Seria II, decided to enroll in Liga III)
New founded teams FCM Târgoviște Politehnica Timişoara Viitorul Arad Colţea 1920 Braşov Măgura Cisnădie Student Sport Alba Iulia
From Liga III Promoted to Liga II Carmen București (winners of 2018–19 Liga III, Seria I) CN Nicu Gane Fălticeni (winners of 2018–19 Liga III, Seria II)Echipa feminină CN „Nicu Gane” Fălticeni se pregătește pentru noul sezon fotbalistic în Republica Moldova. cronicadefalticeni.ro , accessed on 5 September 2019 CSM Târgu Mureș (winners of 2018–19 Liga III, Seria III)Laureatele au prefațat finala. zi-de-zi.ro , accessed on 14 October 2019 ACS Atletic Drobeta-Turnu-Severin (runners-up of 2018–19 Liga III, Seria I)
Disbanded FC Onești Independența 2 Baia Mare Sporting Lugaș 2
Excluded and spared teams Viitorul Reghin requested to be enrolled in Liga III for the 2019–20 season, so Măgura 2012 Bacău (8th place in 2018–19 Liga II, Seria I) was to be spared from relegation to Liga III, due to lack of teams. However, Măgura 2012 Bacău decided to play in Liga III anyway.Pisicile Rosii vor juca in Seria a 4-a a Ligii a 3-a!. constantins.ro , accessed on 5 September 2019 Due to this vacated spot, ACS Atletic Drobeta-Turnu-Severin was promoted to Liga II.
Stadiums by capacity and location
Seria I
Club City Stadium Capacity ACS Activ Slobozia Slobozia Baza Bucu, Ialomița Dream Team București București Ion Ţiriac SCM Dunărea 2020 Giurgiu Giurgiu Astra 2 Stadium AS FC Progresul Bucureşti Bucureşti Ion Ţiriac FCM Târgoviște Târgoviște Alpan (Șotânga) 1,000
Seria II
Club City Stadium Capacity Juventus Timișoara Timișoara Baza Colterm, Timișoara Luceafarul 2 Filiași Filiași Orăşenesc (Filiași) Politehnica Timişoara Timișoara Baza Poli 2, Timișoara ACS Viitorul Arad Arad Baza Sportivă Livada
Seria III
Club City Stadium Capacity Atletic Olimpia Gherla Gherla Stadionul Olimpia, Gherla ACS Colţea 1920 Braşov Braşov Unirea (Tărlungeni) CS Măgura Cisnădie Cisnădie Stadionul Textila, Cisnădie ACS Student Sport Alba Iulia Alba Iulia Cetate (Alba Iulia) 18,000 Viitorul Reghin Reghin Avântul 3,200
Seria IV
Club City Stadium Capacity Csiksereda Miercurea Ciuc Miercurea Ciuc Municipal (Miercurea Ciuc) CSM Pașcani Pașcani CSM Pașcani Măgura 2012 Bacău Bacău Lucrețiu Avram ACS Universitatea 2 Galați Galați Siderurgistul 6,000 Zimbrul Tulcea Tulcea Stadionul Comunal, Topolog
Seria I Season results Seria I League table
Seria I Results
Seria II Season results Seria II League table
Seria II Results
Seria III Season results Seria III League table
Seria III Results
Seria IV Season results Seria IV League table
Seria IV Results
References
External links Official site