Promotion and relegation are two things about football or soccer that many fans talk about. That's because teams who are in lower classes could end up being likely to move up to higher classes. However, some poor teams might end up being forced to move down after a while. The threat of relegation is strong among many soccer teams but the potential for promotion is a great point for many.

Here's a look at how this particular system works. What happens here is that a team can be placed in a series of different leagues based on the country it is in. For England, there is the Premier League being the top level of competition followed by the Football League Championship and the Football Leagues One and Two.

When a team does very well in one of the lower-rated leagues then it will be promoted to the next league up. The rules for promotion will vary by each league though. For instance, in Football League Two the top three teams and the winner of the overall tournament will be promoted to Football League One. The top two teams in that league and the winner of a four-team playoff will then be promoted to the Football League Championship.

Meanwhile, the worst teams in a league will be devoted to a lower position. For instance, the three worst teams in the Premier League will be sent down to the Football League Championship while the top two and a third playoff winner in that league will move up to the Premier League. In other words, teams will have to be forced up and down based on how they perform.

This is a setup that is essential for soccer around the world as it is used to determine who the best teams in the game are. In Italy, Serie A and Serie B are the two key leagues while Germany as the premier and second divisions of the Bundesliga.

The key about this part of soccer is to make sure that all teams work hard throughout the season. This is to make every game count so teams can work hard to avoid relegation even if they have no shot of winning a title.

However, not all countries utilize this particular system. The United States and Canada both use league-based systems instead of systems that entail relegation and promotion. Therefore, the worst Major League Soccer teams aren't going to be relegated to the North American Soccer League. Still, there has been some debate over the years on whether or not a relegation system should be placed into the leagues. Whether or not this will actually come around in the future is still unclear in this part of the world.