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The Oberliga Nord was the predessesor of the Regionalliga Nord, the two leagues covered the same area but at different time periods. Lots of simularities therefore exist, bud it is two separate articles!

Hi everybody. When using the German word Liga, should we not use the German plural Ligen as well? Oberligas, Gauligas and the like i.m.h.o. look and sound odd. -- Best, SpVggLieth ( talk) 17:01, 26 September 2008 (UTC) reply