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EFL: 3UP is just part of issue

The Football League insist they are open to the idea of a revamp of promotion and relegation places – after the National League launched a campaign for a third promotion spot into the EFL.

By Matt Badcock

GOING UP: Notts County celebrate promotion to the EFL in 2023 and, left, the 3UP logo and National League CEO Mark Ives

The Football League insist they are open to the idea of a revamp of promotion and relegation places – after the National League launched a campaign for a third promotion spot into the EFL.
The National League’s 3UP campaign officially calls for a change in regulations from the current two-up system.
With a ‘Put Football First’ tagline, the plea is for the change to be voted on by League clubs at the EFL’s AGM this June so it can be implemented in time f...

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