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The English football league system, also known as the football pyramid, consists of multiple tiers, each representing different levels of competition. Here's a summary of the various levels:

1. Premier League: The top tier of English football, comprising 20 clubs.
2. English Football League (EFL): Divided into three tiers:
   • EFL Championship (Level 2)
   • EFL League One (Level 3)
   • EFL League Two (Level 4)
3. National League System: Below the EFL, comprising several steps:
   • National League (Level 5)
   • National League North and South (Level 6)
4. Regional Leagues: These include multiple divisions that vary in structure. Some notable levels are:
   • Northern Premier League / Southern Premier League / Isthmian League (Level 7)
   • Regional level divisions like Northern Counties East League, Combined Counties League, etc. spanning various levels from 8 and below.

Here's a visual representation of the English football pyramid:

For more detailed information, you can refer to the Wikipedia page or jobsinfootball.com blog.

If you need further details or have specific questions about certain levels, feel free to ask!