The Football League System is a hierarchical structure of interconnected football leagues in England. It allows clubs to move between different levels based on their performance in matches. The system starts with the top tier, the Premier League, followed by several lower divisions, including the EFL Championship, League One, and League Two. Each season, the best-performing teams in lower leagues can be promoted to higher divisions, while the lowest-performing teams in higher leagues face relegation to lower divisions. This promotion and relegation system ensures competitive balance and provides opportunities for clubs to rise through the ranks based on their success.