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The Taiwan Division 2 League is the second tier of professional football in Taiwan, below the Taiwan Premier League. It serves as a platform for clubs to develop talent and compete for promotion to the top division. The league fea ...
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The Taiwan Division 2 League is the second tier of professional football in Taiwan, below the Taiwan Premier League. It serves as a platform for clubs to develop talent and compete for promotion to the top division. The league features several teams from various regions across Taiwan.
Taiwanese football has been growing in recent years, with increased investment and infrastructure development. The national team has made efforts to improve its performance and compete at the international level. The Chinese Taipei Football Association (CTFA) governs football in Taiwan and works towards promoting the sport and supporting the development of domestic clubs.
