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Football Australia kicks off process to create new national second tier

Football Australia chief executive James Johnson. (Photo by Glenn Hunt/Getty Images)

Football Australia has started a process to create a new national second-tier men's league, with the aim to kick off in March next year.

The plan is for a division with between 10 and 16 teams, playing between 24 and 36 home and away matches each season.

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