Belgian Football Division 1B Championship
Calendar and Results
- Challenger Pro League 2023-2024
- Challenger Pro League 2022-2023
- Proximus League 2021-2022
- Belgium Challenger Pro League 2024-2025 : Free Live Streaming, Fixtures, and Results
- Proximus League 2020-2021
- Proximus League 2019-2020
- Proximus League 2018-2019
- Proximus League 2017-2018
- Proximus League 2016-2017
- Proximus League 2015-2016
- Proximus League 2014-2015
- Belgacom League 2013-2014
- Belgacom League 2012-2013
- Belgian Division 2 2011-2012
- Exqi League 2010-2011
- Exqi League 2009-2010
Information
The Belgian Division 1B football championship, currently called "Proximus League", official name from its sponsor "Proximus" is the second level national the highest Belgian football competition since 2016. It brings together first teams from professional clubs from different provinces. This national competition is played in three phases + the play-offs.
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The Different Phases
Regular Competition
The Proximus League part "Regular Season" is played in two periods of 14 Days from August to March. What is special about this competition: all the teams face each other four times, twice at home and twice away.
The final round trip : the winners of period 1 and period 2 meet back and forth to designate the champion, promoted directly to Jupiler Pro League.
The Play-offs
Play-offs 2
PO2: Belgian clubs ranked 6th to 16th in the Jupiler Pro League compete in Play-offs 2 with clubs ranked in TOP 6 of the general ranking of the Proximus League. These clubs are divided into four groups of four. All teams start these PO2s with zero points and meet twice (home and away). The winners of each group compete in knockout matches with the goal of winning their ticket to the final. The winner of Playoffs 2 plays against the club ranked 4th in Playoffs 1 for the last European ticket.
Play-downs
The teams of clubs classified in seventh and eighth place compete in play-offs 3 (The Play-downs) in order to stay in the Proximus League. The seventh-ranked club start with a 3-point advantage and can play their first home game.
The Different Classifications
Three classifications are established: a general classification with the addition of the points of the 1st period and the 2nd period to determine the TOP 6 and the tickets for the Play-offs 2 of the Jupiler Pro League. A ranking for the 1st period and a ranking for the 2nd period.
European tickets
Winner of the Belgian Cup: qualified for the Europa League group stage
Winner of the POI - POII test match: qualified for the Europa League second qualifying round
Play-offs
From the 2020-2021 season, an additional D1B club will have the opportunity to join. The decision on promotion or retention will be made through 2 round-trip play-offs between 15th in Jupiler Pro League and second in D1B.
Structure of Belgian football
Here are the 2 levels of the football championship divisions close to the D1B:
- Higher level of competition; named Division 1A or Jupiler Pro League.
- Lower competition level, named Division 1 Amateur or D1 Amateur
Official website
The proximus-league category of the proleague.be website represents the official site. Here is the link: proleague.be