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by **Darmen** » Fri May 16, 2014 2:32 pm

Commonwealth Champions' League 4

Group Stage

Group A                         Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 Menomonie United                6   4  2  0   11   4  +7   14    —   4–1  2–1  0–0
2 Earo United                     6   3  0  3   10   8  +2    9   0–2   —   0–1  3–0
3 FC Aissurop                     6   2  2  2   11   8  +3    8   2–2  1–4   —   6–0
4 PFC Lokomotiv Sofia             6   0  2  4    0  12 −12    2   0–1  0–2  0–0   — 

Group B                         Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 Earo FC                         6   5  1  0   11   2  +9   16    —   1–0  4–0  3–1
2 Tanamera FC                     6   4  0  2    9   3  +6   12   1–2   —   1–0  3–0
3 State Shentarong                6   2  1  3    8   9  −1    7   0–0  0–2   —   5–2
4 1899 Stille Strand              6   0  0  6    3  17 −14    0   0–1  0–2  0–3   — 

Group C                         Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 Tanamera Wanderers              6   3  3  0   11   3  +8   12    —   1–1  0–0  1–0
2 Bishops                         6   3  3  0   10   4  +6   12   2–2   —   3–0  0–0
3 SC Aissurop                     6   2  1  3    8   8   0    7   0–2  1–2   —   3–0
4 County SC                       6   0  1  5    1  15 −14    1   0–5  0–2  1–4   — 

Group D                         Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 Cowapobia                       6   5  1  0   10   2  +8   16    —   2–1  1–1  1–0
2 Heart of Earo                   6   4  0  2   12   5  +7   12   0–2   —   2–0  3–0
3 Aissurop SV                     6   2  1  3    8  12  −4    7   0–3  0–4   —   2–1
4 Damascus GC                     6   0  0  6    3  14 −11    0   0–1  1–2  1–5   — 

Group E                         Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 CT Naitpyge                     6   6  0  0   15   2 +13   18    —   1–0  2–0  4–1
2 AS Tanamera                     6   4  0  2   11   5  +6   12   0–3   —   3–0  2–0
3 Vale of Leven FC                6   1  0  5    2  11  −9    3   1–2  0–3   —   0–1
4 Army SC                         6   1  0  5    3  13 −10    3   0–3  1–3  0–1   — 

Group F                         Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 St. Paul                        6   5  1  0   14   2 +12   16    —   2–1  1–0  5–0
2 VV Concordia                    6   3  1  2    9   6  +3   10   0–2   —   1–1  3–1
3 Union Rosa Wald                 6   2  1  3    6   9  −3    7   0–3  0–3   —   3–0
4 PFC Slavia Sofia                6   0  1  5    3  15 −12    1   1–1  0–1  1–2   — 

Group G                         Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 Eau Claire United               6   3  2  1   11   5  +6   11    —   3–0  2–0  2–0
2 Old Carthusians FC              6   3  2  1    8   8   0   11   2–2   —   2–1  2–1
3 Tempala Athletic                6   3  0  3   11   5  +6    9   1–0  0–1   —   5–0
4 House of the Rising Sun         6   0  2  4    4  16 −12    2   2–2  1–1  0–4   — 

Group H                         Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 Preston North End FC            6   4  2  0    9   3  +6   14    —   1–0  0–0  3–2
2 Scott City University           6   3  1  2    5   4  +1   10   1–1   —   2–1  1–0
3 FK Tanamera                     6   2  2  2    3   4  −1    8   0–2  1–0   —   1–0
4 East Forden                     6   0  1  5    2   8  −6    1   0–2  0–1  0–0   —

Round of Sixteen

DAR       Menomonie United   7-0   Old Carthusians FC      SPO   4-0   3-0
ERO                Earo FC   5-1   Scott City University   DAR   2-0   3-1
TAN     Tanamera Wanderers   2-0   VV Concordia            SPO   1-0   1-0
NAI              Cowapobia   1-2   AS Tanamera             TAN   0-2   1-0
NAI            CT Naitpyge   4-2   Heart of Earo           ERO   1-1   3-1
HFC               St. Paul   4-4 a Tanamera FC             TAN   3-2   1-2
DAR      Eau Claire United   0-4   Bishops                 HFC   0-3   0-1
SPO   Preston North End FC   4-1   Earo United             ERO   3-1   1-0

Quarterfinals

DAR     Menomonie United   6-1   AS Tanamera            TAN   3-1   3-0
ERO              Earo FC   3-1   Tanamera FC            TAN   1-0   2-1
TAN   Tanamera Wanderers   0-2   Bishops                HFC   0-2   0-0
NAI          CT Naitpyge   2-1   Preston North End FC   SPO   0-1   2-0

Semifinals

DAR   Menomonie United   3-3 a Bishops       HFC   3-1   0-2
ERO            Earo FC   0-3   CT Naitpyge   NAI   0-1   0-2

Final

@ Thomas Stadium, Scott City
NAI   CT Naitpyge   0–2   Bishops   HFC

Commonwealth Champions' Cup 4

Qualification Round

FRE   Army SC   3-1   Ballspielverein Aissurop   AIS   2-1   1-0

Group Stage

Group A                    Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 Tanamera Wanderers         6   4  1  1   10   5  +5   13    —   0–2  2–1  3–0
2 CT Naitpyge                6   3  2  1    9   3  +6   11   1–1   —   0–0  3–0
3 Old Carthusians FC         6   3  1  2    8   5  +3   10   0–2  2–1   —   4–0
4 Army SC                    6   0  0  6    1  15 −14    0   1–2  0–2  0–1   — 

Group B                    Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 St. Paul                   6   4  1  1   15   4 +11   13    —   6–1  1–0  3–0
2 Heart of Earo              6   4  1  1    8   7  +1   13   1–0   —   3–0  2–1
3 Augusta                    6   1  2  3    7   6  +1    5   1–1  0–1   —   6–0
4 East Forden                6   0  2  4    2  15 −13    2   1–4  0–0  0–0   —

Semifinals

TAN   Tanamera Wanderers   3-4   Heart of Earo   ERO   2-2   1-2
HFC             St. Paul   1-1 a CT Naitpyge     NAI   1-1   0-0

Final

@ Borg El Beat, Scott City
NAI   CT Naitpyge   1–2   Heart of Earo   ERO

by **Yveltal** » Sat May 17, 2014 4:37 am

Entry revoked due to Vyktory's imminent entry to UICA, which would break puppet rules.

by **Valanora** » Sat May 17, 2014 1:47 pm

Group Draw

Group A
Yuba United (COM)
Fligsive FC (TIS)
AC Abscon e Bouy (MST)

Group B
Cednia Beach AFC (TUR)
1830 Cathair FC (AUD)
Hemel Hempstead FC (GWA)

Group C
Raynor City United (VAL)
Kericia City (KER)
Iskara Daii (STB)

Group D
La Nueva Avenida (FFD)
Comunas Cougars (LGL)
Nacional (WSI)

Group E
Branvun (KOR)
Skyline United (MNG)
Cowapobia (NAI)

Group F
Avenida Principal (FFD)
Port Chester Ladybugs (NFX)
The Sea-Pteronurians Alliance (PLI)

Group G
Turoki United (VIL)
Atletico Gonzales (PSL)
Monarchs (SCV)

After careful deliberations and a perhaps a bribe or three, Cednia Beach Center in Cednia, Turori has been awarded the Final.

by **Costa de Ouro** » Sun May 18, 2014 9:24 am

Round Robin Stage

Group Table
                              Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Antillia Albatroz FC        46   38   4   4   104   20  +84   118  Q
 2 Antillia FC                 46   33   7   6    97   25  +72   106  Q
 3 Fortaleza FC                46   30  10   6    71   22  +49   100  Q
 4 Monteverde  FC              46   27  12   7    90   40  +50    93  Q
 5 Sao Alberto FC              46   26   6  14    83   46  +37    84  Q
 6 Nova Lisboa FC              46   22   8  16    77   62  +15    74  Q
 7 Antillia King Pedro FC      46   20  13  13    69   53  +16    73  Q
 8 Verao FC                    46   19  15  12    57   41  +16    72  Q
 9 Cibola FC                   46   21   8  17    64   50  +14    71
10 Conceicao FC                46   19   8  19    51   63  −12    65
11 Santa Maria FC              46   18  10  18    54   65  −11    64
12 BCA Pascoa FC               46   16  14  16    54   54    0    62
13 Verao King Joao FC          46   17   9  20    48   58  −10    60
14 Sao Jose FC                 46   14  16  16    34   36   −2    58
15 Albergaria FC               46   15  11  20    64   76  −12    56
16 El Mina FC                  46   13  12  21    76   98  −22    51
17 Tacafogo FC                 46   15   6  25    41   67  −26    51
18 Evora FC                    46   14   7  25    48   71  −23    49
19 Canavial FC                 46   13   7  26    32   45  −13    46
20 Virado FC                   46   12   9  25    51  100  −49    45
21 Sao Vicente FC              46   12   7  27    46   97  −51    43
22 Couraca FC                  46   10   6  30    24   53  −29    36
23 Cotavia FC                  46    9   8  29    38   82  −44    35
24 Feitoria FC                 46    8   9  29    33   82  −49    33

Playoffs Stage

Playoffs - Quarterfinals
Antillia Albatroz FC 6–1 Verao FC
Antillia FC 5–1 Antillia King Pedro FC
Fortaleza FC 6–2 Nova Lisboa FC
Monteverde  FC 1–4 Sao Alberto FC

Playoffs - Semifinals
Antillia Albatroz FC 2–4 Antillia FC
Fortaleza FC 1–0 Sao Alberto FC

Playoffs - Finals
Antillia FC 1–3 Fortaleza FC

Playoffs - 3PPO
Antillia Albatroz FC 1–2 Sao Alberto FC

(puppet of Ceni)
Costa de Ouro (CDO) Qualifiers
Champions’ Cup 55: Fortaleza FC
Globe Cup 52: Antillia FC, São Alberto FC, Antillia Albatroz FC

by **Valanora** » Sun May 18, 2014 5:49 pm

Group Stage
Group Winners and best runner up qualify for knockout stage

Group A

MD1: Fligsive FC (TIS) 0-0 AC Abscon E Bouy (MST)
MD2: AC Abscon E Bouy (MST) 0-1 Yuba United (COM)
MD3: Yuba United (COM) 3-1 Fligsive FC (TIS)
MD4: AC Abscon E Bouy (MST) 0-1 Fligsive FC (TIS)
MD5: Yuba United (COM) 2-0 AC Abscon E Bouy (MST)
MD6: Fligsive FC (TIS) 1-2 Yuba United (COM)

Ps Team                        P  W D  L For Ag +/- Pts
 1 Yuba United (COM)           4  4 0  0  8  2  +6  12
 2 Fligsive FC (TIS)           4  1 1  2  3  5  -2   4
 3 AC Abscon E Bouy (MST)      4  0 1  3  0  4  -4   1

Group B

MD1: 1830 Cathair FC (AUD) 3-1 Hemel Hempstead FC (GWA)
MD2: Hemel Hempstead FC (GWA) 1-6 Cednia Beach AFC (TUR)
MD3: Cednia Beach AFC (TUR) 0-1 1830 Cathair FC (AUD)
MD4: Hemel Hempstead FC (GWA) 0-2 1830 Cathair FC (AUD)
MD5: Cednia Beach AFC (TUR) 3-0 Hemel Hempstead FC (GWA)
MD6: 1830 Cathair FC (AUD) 1-2 Cednia Beach AFC (TUR)

Ps Team                          P  W D  L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Cednia Beach AFC (TUR)        4  3 0  1  11   3   +8  9*
 2 1830 Cathair FC (AUD)         4  3 0  1   7   3   +4  9*
 3 Hemel Hempstead FC (GWA)      4  0 0  4   2  14  -12  0
* Cednia Beach AFC ahead on goal difference

Group C

MD1: Kericia City (KER) 2-0 Iskara Daii (STB)
MD2: Iskara Daii (STB) 0-4 Raynor City United (VAL)
MD3: Raynor City United (VAL) 6-0 Kericia City (KER)
MD4: Iskara Daii (STB) 1-2 Kericia City (KER)
MD5: Raynor City United (VAL) 0-2 Iskara Daii (STB)
MD6: Kericia City (KER) 0-1 Raynor City United (VAL)

Ps Team                          P  W D  L For Ag +/- Pts
 1 Raynor City United (VAL)      4  3 0  1  11  2  +9  9
 2 Kericia City (KER)            4  2 0  2   4  8  -4  6
 3 Iskara Daii (STB)             4  1 0  3   3  8  -5  3

Group D

MD1: Comunas Cougars (LGL) 1-0 Nacional (WSI)
MD2: Nacional (WSI) 1-3 La Neuva Avenida (FFD)
MD3: La Neuva Avenida (FFD) 1-0 Comunas Cougars (LGL)
MD4: Nacional (WSI) 0-1 Comunas Cougars (LGL)
MD5: La Neuva Avenida (FFD) 5-0 Nacional (WSI)
MD6: Comunas Cougars (LGL) 3-2 La Neuva Avenida (FFD)

Ps Team                        P  W D  L For Ag +/- Pts
 1 La Neuva Avenida (FFD)      4  3 0  1  11  4  +7  9*
 2 Comunas Cougars (LGL)       4  3 0  1   5  3  +2  9*
 3 Nacional (WSI)              4  0 0  4   1 10  -9  0
*La Neuva Avenida ahead on GD

Group E

MD1: Skyline United (MNG) 2-2 Cowapobia (NAI)
MD2: Cowapobia (NAI) 2-2 Branvun (KOR)
MD3: Branvun (KOR) 2-1 Skyline United (MNG)
MD4: Cowapobia (NAI) 0-3 Skyline United (MNG)
MD5: Branvun (KOR) 2-1 Cowapobia (NAI)
MD6: Skyline United (MNG) 0-0 Branvun (KOR)

Ps Team                      P  W  D  L For Ag +/- Pts
 1 Branvun (KOR)             4  2  2  0  6  4  +2  8
 2 Skyline United (MNG)      4  1  2  1  6  4  +2  5
 3 Cowapobia (NAI)           4  0  2  2  5  9  -4  2

Group F

MD1: Port Chester Ladybugs (NFX) 3-0 The Sea-Pteronurians Alliance (PLI)
MD2: The Sea-Pteronurians Alliance (PLI) 0-5 Avenida Principal (FFD)
MD3: Avenida Principal (FFD) 3-0 Port Chester Ladybugs (NFX)
MD4: The Sea-Pteronurians Alliance (PLI) 1-1 Port Chester Ladybugs (NFX)
MD5: Avenida Principal (FFD) 3-3 The Sea-Pteronurians Alliance (PLI)
MD6: Port Chester Ladybugs (NFX) 3-3 Avenida Principal (FFD)

Ps Team                                     P  W  D  L For  Ag +/- Pts
 1 Avenida Principal (FFD)                  4  2  2  0  14   6  +8  8
 2 Port Chester Ladybugs (NFX)              4  1  2  1   7   7  +0  5
 3 The Sea-Pteronurians Alliance (PLI)      4  0  2  2   4  12  -8  2

Group G

MD1: Atletico Gonzales (PSL) 1-2 Monarchs (SCV)
MD2: Monarchs (SCV) 0-5 Turoki United (VIL)
MD3: Turoki United (VIL) 3-0 Atletico Gonzales (PSL)
MD4: Monarchs (SCV) 1-0 Atletico Gonzales (PSL)
MD5: Turoki United (VIL) 3-0 Monarchs (SCV)
MD6: Atletico Gonzales (PSL) 1-5 Turoki United (VIL)

Ps Team                         P  W D  L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Turoki United (VIL)          4  4 0  0  16   1  +15  12
 2 Monarchs (SCV)               4  2 0  2   3   9   -6   6
 3 Atletico Gonzales (PSL)      4  0 0  4   2  11   -9   0

Quarterfinals
Raynor City United (VAL) v Branvun (KOR)
Avenida Principal (FFD) v Turoki United (VIL)
Cednia Beach AFC (TUR) v Yuba United (COM)
1830 Cathair FC (AUD) v La Neuva Avenida (FFD)

by **Valladares** » Mon May 19, 2014 7:15 pm

Procedural Notes:

The entry from Ilona FC (Nexxus Drako), submitted before the first post of this cycle's competition, will be accepted for next cycle's Cygnus Cup, as Mbnaosn Megabytes were submitted as entrants for this edition. In case another cup competition is scorinated and new entrants are submitted before the next UICA deadline, those entries will be replaced accordingly.
The entries from Turori and Legalese were accepted on the condition that next season's entrants qualify for the competition on sporting merit. Failure to comply with this will result in the exclusion of their entries for next season.
The entry from Wanko Nokuru (The Royal Barangay), originally submitted for the next Cygnus Cup (the 30th) was accepted for this edition (the 29th). A not-so-friendly reminder from the Cygnus Cup Organizing Committee was sent to the Royal Barangay FA requesting them to list their qualifiers with the correct edition number in the future, in order to avoid exclusion from the competition.
The Cygnus Cup Organizing Committee has also noted the refusal of the Futbol Iturributako Federazioa to submit any entrants into the competition, including Iturributa United, who happen to be the current titleholder. As a result, both the FIF and Iturributa United will be banned from entering the next three Cygnus Cup editions, both facing a hefty fine as well.

The Twenty-Ninth Cup Winners' Cup

Previous Winners

01 (VAL)                  Ibini FC    1-0    Alianza Jucaro            (SRG)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia    
 2 (SNO)             Areck Furness    2-0    Raynor City United        (VAL)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia 
 3 (SNO)          Rode Star United  p 0-0    San Solari FC             (COM)   0-0 (aet)  6-5 (pen)      Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia   
 4 (CAF)           Cafundó do Juta  p 2-2    Sokojiwa Dosi CK          (COM)   2-2 (aet)  4-1 (pen)      Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia  
 5 (VAL)                  Hondo FC    3-2    CF Septentrionien         (SNO)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia
 6 (STB)                     Hecia    3-2    Tout-Puissant Outremont   (CLP)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia
 7 (CAF)                Dunboor FC    7-0    Zhevassi                  (KPZ)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia
 8 (VAL)        Raynor City United    1-0    Royal Khaldoon            (QPM)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia 
 9 (VAL)        Raynor City United    3-0    1896 Ebor                 (MYT)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia 
10 (KRY)            Mercia Bromham    3-0    Firewood City             (OSR)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia
11 (VAL)                  FC Capri    1-0    San Solari FC             (COM)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia
12 (PIS)               FC Torshavn    3–1    AC Valanari               (VAL)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia 
13 (ZRB)                    Battle    2-1    Raktaghav Hathi           (KPZ)                             Stade Grande Olympique, Neverend, Liventia
14 (OSR)             Firewood City    2-0    Psychiatrists             (EIT)                             Protectorate Stadium, Ad’ihan
15 (VLD)               AS Bezieres  e 0-0    Warriors                  (ZRB)   1-0 (aet)                 Bridge Road, Oldbridge, Ad’ihan
16 (VLD)               AS Bezieres  e 0-0    Sporting Iturributa       (ASG)   2-0 (aet)                 Estadio Prosperea, Ciudagua, Aguazul
17 (VLD)               AS Bezieres  e 2-2    Northbrook Diamonds FK    (PIS)   4-2 (aet)                 Estadio Conabora, San Pablo, Aguazul
18 (VLD)         Fontvielle Impact  e 1-1    East Franz Athletic       (PIS)   2-1 (aet)                 Old City Stadium, City of Iturributa, Iturributa 
19 (AEL)          Pentref-ar-y-Bae  p 1-1    Scott City FC             (DAR)   1-1 (aet)  3-0 (pen)      Estadio Valor, Dénprade, Aguazul
20 (PIS)           FC Axel Heiburg    1–0    Grasshoppers Turic        (OSR)                             The Barge, Bjarnarey, Polar Islandstates
21 (PIS)           FC Axel Heiburg    3-2    Urbizania Wanderers       (ASG)                             New Free Stone Stadium, Drayfill, Aels
22 (ITB)       Sporting Iturributa    2-1    Scott City FC             (DAR)                             Coliseu Piru Royal, Piru City, Capivara
23 (VIL)          Jungle Strike FC  e 2-2    Firewood City             (OSR)   5-3 (aet)                 South Lawn, Spit, Wight
24 (VIL)          Jungle Strike FC    2-1    Jamaica Giants            (COM)                             Lonngeylin Coliseum, Lonngeylin, Vilita
25 (ASG)            Royal Rumiatzi    3-2    Medoria Löwen             (COM)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia
26 (VAL)        Raynor City United  e 1-1    Urbizania Wanderers       (ASG)   2-1 (aet)                 Royal Equestria Stadium, Canterlot, Equestrian States
27 (PIS)       SK Franz Josef City    3-1    Jungle Strike FC          (VIL)                             The Battleground, Raynor City, Valanora
28 (ITB)         Iturributa United    2-1    FC1. Surtsey Island Gulls (PIS)                             Nueva Estadio de Isla Nespa, Nespa, The Royal Barangay

Association Codes

ABA  Albaie                            KER  Kericia
ACD  Acedonia                          KOR  Ko-oren
APX  Apox                              KRN  Kernansquillec
ASG  Astograth                         LGL  Legalese
AUD  Audioslavia                       LYM  Lymantatia
BLM  Balma                             MST  Mastille
BYN  Buyan                             NAI  Naitpyge
CAT  Catholican Catholica              NXD  Nexxus Drako
CDO  Costa de Ouro                     PAS  Pasarga
CPV  Capivara Group                    PIS  Polar Islandstates
CRY  Crystal Empire                    PLI  The Paradystopi Lymryk Isles
DAI  Dainer                            SCV  Schiavonia
DAR  Darmen                            TAE  Taeshan
DSF  Democratic States of Fenbar       TFI  The Fallenmark Islands
DUH  A Non-Descript Puppet Nation      TRB  The Royal Barangay
EUR  Eura                              TSA  The Sarian
FBI  The Fenbarric Islands             TUR  Turori
FEL  Felix                             VAL  Valanora
GGS  Gregoryisgodistan                 VLD  Valladares
GLX  Gloriax                           WRL  Whirl Islands
ISR  Isula ĝe Ru                       YTT  Yttribia
JSY  Jasĭyun                           ZEN  Zenic

Welcome one and all to the Cygnus Cup, once again organized by the Valladar Football Association. The 29th Cygnus Cup sees an increase in participation to 44 teams from equal number of associations. Iturributa United, the title holders, despite qualifying as defending champions had their entry revoked by the Iturributan FA and thus will not be taking part in the competition, having to face the relevant penalties as explained in the procedural notes. Twenty-four teams will take part in a preliminary round, with the twelve winners joining the remaining 20 clubs in the first round proper, from which we will proceed with the usual knockout format all the way to the final. Vanorian side Raynor City United and Carter FC from Jasiyun are among the favourites to win this edition, but Urbizania Wanderers might want to rain on their parade after having been denied the right to lift the Cup Winners' Cup trophy twice in the past.

Preliminary and First Round Draw

Preliminary Round Draw

Mont Kate (KRN) vs. Kenk CF (BLM)
Trexocia (GLX) vs. Crompton City (TSA)
CT Naitpyge (NAI) vs. 31 Cudmundópolis (CPV)
New Hope United (CAT) vs. Merton Rovers (DSF)
The Sea-Pteronurians Alliance (PLI) vs. Dubrack's Town Celtic (ABA)
Mbnaosn Megabytes (NXD) vs. FC 17 June (GGS)
Honneur (ZEN) vs. Constantia (KER)
Virção FC (LYM) vs. Owen Knob's Sexy All-Female Fan Club (DUH)
Antillia Albatroz FC (CDO) vs. Stemanisis SSC (YTT)
Longshore FC (FBI) vs. Maria CF (ISR)
Kertissiec AC (MST) vs. Monarchs (SCV)
Oljestaden IF (AUD) vs. Marylebone Invicta (TFI)

First Round Proper Draw

Oljestaden IF (AUD) or Marylebone Invicta (TFI) vs. Barbury Town (APX)
Falourr (EUR) vs. Mbnaosn Megabytes (NXD) or FC 17 June (GGS)
New Hope United (CAT) or Merton Rovers (DSF) vs. Pajukas Sport (BYN)
Honneur (ZEN) or Constantia (KER) vs. Eastburg United (WRL)
Cednia Beach AFC (TUR) vs. Altomare (FEL)
Menomonie United (DAR) vs. Virção FC (LYM) or Owen Knob's Sexy All-Female Fan Club (DUH)
Ragaman (DAI) vs. Crystopolis City (CRY)
Étoile Verte (VLD) vs. Mont Kate (KRN) or Kenk CF (BLM)
Antillia Albatroz FC (CDO) or Stemanisis SSC (YTT) vs. Red Star Severny (PIS)
Raynor City United (VAL) vs. Longshore FC (FBI) or Maria CF (ISR)
Álárá (KOR) vs. CT Naitpyge (NAI) or 31 Cudmundópolis (CPV)
Wanko Nokoru (TRB) vs. CA Paulinthal (PAS)
Trexocia (GLX) or Crompton City (TSA) vs. Urbizania Wanderers (ASG)
Carter FC (JSY) vs. Rhinos (ACD)
The Sea-Pteronurians Alliance (PLI) or Dubrack's Town Celtic (ABA) vs. Comunas Cougars (LGL)
Bayern Phoenix (TAE) vs. Kertissiec AC (MST) or Monarchs (SCV)

Final Site Election

The Cygnus Cup Organizing Committee members were rather shocked at the sudden influx of interest in hosting the Cygnus Cup final, after seasons full of lone bids and host votes won by acclamation. With interest hailing from Ko-oren, Valanora, Felix, Yttribia, and Equestrian States, the Organizing Committee decided to choose the winning bid by inviting representatives from the five bids to take part in a dangerous yachting race through the Charruterran half of the Sea of Fire, which was ultimately won by the Yttrbian delegation. So, the 29th Cygnus Cup Final will be hosted at Casa Naranja in Stemanisis, Yttribia (Cap. 55,000).

by **Valanora** » Mon May 19, 2014 7:17 pm

Quarterfinals
Raynor City United (VAL) 1-0 Branvun (KOR)
Branvun (KOR) 0-2(0-3 agg) Raynor City United (VAL)

Avenida Principal (FFD) 1-0 Turoki United (VIL)
Turoki United (VIL) 1-0(2-0 AET, 2-1 agg) Avenida Principal (FFD)

Cednia Beach AFC (TUR) 0-1 Yuba United (COM)
Yuba United (COM) 3-0(4-0 agg) Cednia Beach AFC (TUR)

1830 Cathair FC (AUD) 0-4 La Neuva Avenida (FFD)
La Neuva Avenida (FFD) 1-0(5-0 agg) 1830 Cathair FC (AUD)

Semifinals
Raynor City United (VAL) 1-1 Turoki United (VIL)
Turoki United (VIL) 1-1(1-1 AET)[1-3 PKs] Raynor City United (VAL)

Yuba United (COM) 0-1 La Neuva Avenida (FFD
La Neuva Avenida (FFD) 1-1(2-1 agg) Yuba United (COM)

Final
@ Cednia Beach Center, Cednia, Turori
Raynor City United (VAL) 0-1 La Neuva Avenida (FFD)

by **Valladares** » Tue May 20, 2014 7:54 pm

The 29^th Cup Winners' Cup

Preliminary Round
The first listed team is at home in the first listed score.

(KRN)                      Mont Kate    2-1    Kenk CF                              (BLM)   0-1   2-0
(GLX)                       Trexocia    3-1    Crompton City                        (DRE)   1-0   2-1
(NAI)                    CT Naitpyge    1-5    31 Cudmundópolis                     (CPV)   0-1   1-4
(CAT)                New Hope United    1-0    Merton Rovers                        (DSF)   1-0   0-0
(PLI)  The Sea-Pteronurians Alliance    3-4    Dubrack's Town Celtic                (ABA)   2-3   1-1
(NXD)              Mbnaosn Megabytes    2-3    FC 17 June                           (GGS)   1-1   1-2  (aet)
(ZEN)                        Honneur    0-4    Constantia                           (KER)   0-1   0-3
(LYM)                      Virção FC    6-0    Owen Knob's Sexy All-Female Fan Club (DUH)   2-0   4-0
(CDO)           Antillia Albatroz FC    0-3    Stemanisis SSC                       (YTT)   0-0   0-3
(FBI)                   Longshore FC    0-3    Maria CF                             (ISR)   0-2   0-1
(MST)                  Kertissiec AC    1-2    Monarchs                             (SCV)   1-1   0-1
(AUD)                  Oljestaden IF    2-2 a  Marylebone Invicta                   (TFI)   2-1   0-1

First Round
The first listed team is at home in the first listed score.

(TFI)           Marylebone Invicta    1-5    Barbury Town                 (APX)   0-1   1-4
(EUR)                      Falourr    3-1    FC 17 June                   (GGS)   2-1   1-0
(CAT)              New Hope United    1-2    Pajukas Sport                (BYN)   1-1   0-1
(KER)                   Constantia    1-4    Eastburg United              (WRL)   0-1   1-3
(TUR)             Cednia Beach AFC    5-4    Altomare                     (FEL)   2-2   3-2  (aet)
(DAR)             Menomonie United    3-0    Virção FC                    (LYM)   0-0   3-0
(DAI)                      Ragaman    0-3    Crystopolis City             (CRY)   0-1   0-2
(VLD)                 Étoile Verte    4-1    Mont Kate                    (KRN)   2-0   2-1
(YTT)               Stemanisis SSC    1-3    Red Star Severny             (PIS)   1-0   0-3
(VAL)           Raynor City United    7-0    Maria CF                     (ISR)   4-0   3-0
(KOR)                        Álárá    4-2    31 Cudmundópolis             (CPV)   3-0   1-2
(TRB)                 Wanko Nokoru    1-4    CA Paulinthal                (PAS)   1-2   0-2
(GLX)                     Trexocia    0-6    Urbizania Wanderers          (ASG)   0-1   0-5
(JSY)                    Carter FC    5-2    Rhinos                       (ACD)   2-1   3-1
(ABA)        Dubrack's Town Celtic    1-4    Comunas Cougars              (LGL)   1-1   0-3
(TAE)               Bayern Phoenix    2-1    Monarchs                     (SCV)   0-0   2-1

Round of 16
The first listed team is at home in the first listed score.

(APX)                 Barbury Town    2-0    Falourr                      (EUR)   0-0   2-0
(BYN)                Pajukas Sport    4-2    Eastburg United              (WRL)   2-2   2-0
(TUR)             Cednia Beach AFC    2-1    Menomonie United             (DAR)   1-1   1-0
(CRY)             Crystopolis City    2-3    Étoile Verte                 (VLD)   1-2   1-1
(PIS)             Red Star Severny    2-5    Raynor City United           (VAL)   2-5   0-0
(KOR)                        Álárá    0-5    CA Paulinthal                (PAS)   0-1   0-4
(ASG)          Urbizania Wanderers    2-1    Carter FC                    (JSY)   1-1   1-0
(LGL)              Comunas Cougars    3-2    Bayern Phoenix               (TAE)   2-1   1-1

Quarter-Finals
The first listed team is at home in the first listed score.

(APX)                 Barbury Town    8-1    Pajukas Sport                (BYN)   4-0   4-1
(TUR)             Cednia Beach AFC    4-2    Étoile Verte                 (VLD)   2-1   2-1
(VAL)           Raynor City United    2-0    CA Paulinthal                (PAS)   1-0   1-0
(ASG)          Urbizania Wanderers    2-1    Comunas Cougars              (LGL)   1-1   1-0

Semi-Finals
The first listed team is at home in the first listed score.

(APX)                 Barbury Town    3-2    Cednia Beach AFC             (TUR)   2-0   1-2
(VAL)           Raynor City United    2-2 p  Urbizania Wanderers          (ASG)   0-2   2-0  (2-3 pen)

Final
Played at Casa Naranja in Stemanisis, Yttribia

Barbury Town (APX) 2-0 Urbizania Wanderers (ASG)

Congratulations to Barbury Town, who became the first Apoxian winner of the Cup Winners' Cup, and also left Astograthian side Urbizania Wanderers at the doors of winning the competition for a record third time.

Notes for Cygnus Cup Entry

Each association may enter ONE club into the Cygnus Cup, with the exception of Apox which may enter one club in addition to Barbury Town.
Should Barbury Town win their qualifying national association or league cup, the spot held over for a second Apoxian entrant will be vacated.
Clubs can only qualify through ONE domestic cup competition.
Each user may enter clubs from no more than two associations.
With the exception of Barbury Town, all entered teams must have won a national association or league cup; Super Cup winners and winners of play-offs cannot be entered.
Entrants must be posted in the International Domestic Soccer NewsWires (i.e. this thread), and at least the final must have been scorinated and posted (with a link in the IDSN if it is posted elsewhere).
The deadline for Cygnus Cup entry will expire at the same time as the UICA one.

Stadium bids for the final of the 30th edition of the Cygnus Cup will not be received, since a decision was made by the Organizing Committee to host the next edition's Cygnus Cup final at Stade de Foix-Jules Picot, in Bezieres (Valladares), which is able to seat 63,000 people and is the home stadium for Cygnus Cup tri-champion AS Bezieres.

by **Gloriax** » Tue May 20, 2014 11:51 pm

AER Sportswear, the newswest kit makers in town, is here to bid for the Series B Champions' Cup. We believe in football, respect, and style. That's what both of the competitions have as an ideal. We, hereby, bid to sponsor the Series B Champions' Cup, the tournament of the upcoming stars.

by **The Inevitable Syndicate** » Wed May 21, 2014 6:01 am

UICA Partner Bid: Curio

Curio is the Syndicate's premier company for producing board games of many styles. Founded over 100 years ago in the small northern town of Simoleq, Curio began as a card company, creating a range of playing cards used for various tournaments, and special "trick decks" for aspiring magicians. However, noticing the resurgence in the board game market at the time, Curio assembled a team of the most creative minds together to produce its first board game - Espionage. The game sold like hot cakes, which led to the successful development of more fantastic games, many of which are sure to be found in the drawers of homes across Atlantian Oceania.

Nowadays, the company holds licenses for many popular games - board and video alike - and wishes to expand its business practices by sponsoring the Series B Champions Cup for the next seven seasons. Curio recognise the importance of the Series B Champions cup as a path to future greatness - a path that was also taken by the company in it's early days. The Series B Champions Cup winners may well be the Champions Cup winners of tomorrow! The sponsorship could also pave the way for an officially licensed UICA version of Tetracks, Curio's football based board game, which allows players to collect figures of their favourite teams and players!

Curio's logo, which can be recreated by simply typing "curio" in this font.

by **Darmen** » Fri May 23, 2014 10:05 am

Eau Claire Aris FC no more
Club to merge with Royal PFC

The Chairman of the Board of Directors for Eau Claire Aris Football Club delivered devastating and shocking news to the team’s fans, stating that the club had been sold to the government run Royal Professional Footballers’ Club. Aris FC’s recent results include a League Cup Semifinal appearance and advancement to the Third Preliminary Round in the Globe Cup.

Reportedly, the move was made due to decreasing attendances at Football matches in the city, as Eau Claire's Baseball and American Football teams continue to grow in popularity.

The Chairman’s announcement gave the reason as the following, “Our share of the market was getting squeezed, and I’m just not sure Eau Claire can continue to support the number of Football teams that it currently has. For this reason, the club’s Board of Directors decided that the best step forward was to merge the club with the Royal Professional Footballers’ Club that is owned and operated by the government.”

Eau Claire Aris FC is the only other club besides Scott City FC and Augusta to have lifted the Premier League title, having done so in Season 4. They were an original member of the Premier League, when it was formed in June of 2011.

This merger marks the first time that a club has willingly joined Royal PFC, previously, Royal PFC, using the power granted to it by the Government, had liquidated smaller clubs.

Details of the Merger
The records of the club will continue to be listed under those of the Eau Claire Aris FC name. The club’s stadium, Aris Field, which seats 29,126, will be sold to the University of Eau Claire, and be renamed University Field.

The players of the Aris FC senior team will be split between the Royal PFC’s first team and its reserves side, while Aris’ two youth teams will continue to operate as before, just in a different stadium and under a different name. The former players of Royal PFC’s reserve team will either be placed on the rosters of the youth teams or be sent away to other clubs, likely to be in the lower division.

Royal PFC will leave League One and take Eau Claire Aris’ place in the Premier League, while the Royal PFC Reserves will take the senior sides spot in League One. The U-21 and U-17 sides, will remain in their respective groups in Amateur League Level Three.

The move was finalized prior to the start of Darmen Cup competition, and as such, Eau Claire’s City Cup will be missing three clubs. It will still be one of the larger city cup’s, with 11 teams, but with the addition of two clubs in Scott City (the U-21 and U-17 sides), the capital’s City Cup will include 46 teams.

Aris FC’s UICA ranking should be transferred to Royal PFC, barring a UICA decision otherwise.

Nur al Din Lambert to return to Darmen
Recent events in Astograth and Iturributa force move

When Tor Tong Lee returned from his two seasons with Therakham ZL, the owners of the 12 Darmeni Premier League teams (obviously this was before the sudden explosion in the number of teams in the Darmeni Football season, and the expansion of the Premier League to 20 teams) competed together in a Decathlon to see who would have the rights to sign Lee to a contract. The owner (or more likely an appointed local high school athletics star, as George Kalenda was, and still is, a Member of Parliament) of the Rogerton Whitecaps emerged victorious, while Lee’s former Darmeni club, Eau Claire Aris FC (which of course had now been merged with Royal PFC) were left without their former star. Lee would eventually join Bryan Faulkner and Scott City FC after several seasons in Rogerton, as part of the so called “dream team” that has failed to deliver 100+ point performances that many would expect.

Speaking of Bryan Faulkner, when he returned from Civil Citizenry after spending several seasons there, he invited over thirty clubs to kick an inflated ball around on a field, with the prize for the winner being the right to put money in Faulkner’s pocket. This time, Scott City FC used their superb footballing skills to claim the “Faulkner Invitational” title and add a superstar striker to their roster. One of the fun facts (I’m not sure this is the correct usage of parenthesis) associated with the Faulkner Invitational is the name of the team that lost the final match and missed out on signing Faulkner to a multi-million Baba contract. Any guesses?

If you guessed Eau Claire Aris FC (Royal PFC) you are correct.

So for the third time (nothing to see here), a big name National Team star returns from his playing time abroad, and clubs are scrambling to sign him. But rumors have been surfacing that a second Decathlon, or an “al Din Lambert Invitational” may be held to decide where the 22 year old Defensive Midfielder will play Season XII.

The one rumor we can’t seem to get out of our minds involves Royal PFC (Eau Claire Aris FC). According to some (uhm...) sources, the owners of the former club from Eau Claire are putting pressure on the Government to force Nur al Din Lambert to sign with the club, so as to avoid letting a star slip from their grasp for a third straight time.

Our suggestion, a Chess-boxing competition among substitute Goalkeepers. Or Equipment Managers. Or front desk Secretaries (you know, the ones who wear skirts and bright red lipstick). (I like > ()()()()()()()()()()()()()())

by **Sangti** » Tue May 27, 2014 3:26 am

Winning logo courtesy of New Wolfopolis.

EDITION XI

Welcome to the eleventh edition of the Campionato Esportivano di Campeones, the second edition organized by the Konsehong Pampalakasan ng Maharlikang Barangay (KPMB). Fifty-two participants from twenty-six associations were accepted for this tournament. Three associations submitted a bid to host the final: White Horse Stadium in New Calne, The Sarian, The APX Sports Stadium in Dwile, Apox, and Nationalstadion in Vanersholm. Twenty-five people composing of top KPMB officials, media partners and official sponsors took part in the host selection process, which lasted three hours.

Round 1: Nationalstadion 10, The APX Sports Stadium 8, White Horse Stadium 7
Round 2: Nationalstadion 13, The APX Sports Stadium 12

The Nationalstadion in Vanersholm will host the eleventh Campionato Esportivano di Campeones Final.

Previous Finals
CEdC I - FC Guingamp (CYB) 0-0 Matthew City Senators (NSI) (0-0 AET, 2-4 PKs) - Avenhelm Castle, Avenhelm, Swyftlandre
CEdC II - Ministry of Finance (NCB) 2–0 AFC Farnworth (TLI) - Swyftlandre County Stadium, San Swyft, Swyftlandre
CEdC III - Tifün-di Ferrosia (DAN) 2-2 Selyne City Athenians (NSI) (2-2 AET, 1-3 PKs) - APX Sports Stadium, Dwile, Apox
CEdC IV - Not contested
CEdC V - Mardi Lopunnies (NSI) 2–0 Issington FC (APX) - St. Bart's Oval, St. Bartholomew, The Licentian Isles
CEdC VI - Real Cintore (TRB) 1–1 OE Penthesilea (AYP) (1–2 AET) - Estadio Ferdinand Marcos, Ciudad Sangti, Sangti^note-1
CEdC VII - Urbanista (APX) 2–2 Issington FC (APX) (2–2 AET, 6–7 PKs) - St. Bart’s Oval, St. Bartholomew, The Licentian Isles
CEdC VIII - SC Montfort (TLI) 0–1 Urbanista (APX) - Phoenix Road, Shaokong, Chun-nan
CEdC IX - Lylat Starfox (NSI) 1–2 Viztourzys Kolektyvinis (BYN) - Stadii Ximena, Telino, Yttribia
CEdC X - Issington F.C (APX) 1–0 Viztourzys Kolektyvinis (BYN) - St. Bart's Oval, St. Bartholomew, The Licentian Isles
note-1: Now known as StadiumSangti, Sangti, The Royal Barangay

Association Codes

ABA	Albaie		
APX	Apox		
ARM	Armakistan		
AYP	Ares-y-Penthesilea		
BRE	Brenecia		
BRP	Boring Paradise		
BYN	Buyan		
CHI	Chiata		
EAF	Esmereldus-Asba-Frend		
ERO	Earo		
FEL	Felix		
GAS	German American States		
GGS	Gregoryisgodistan
GLX	Gloriax
ITR	Ingla Terra
KDE	Kitsunia-Déesse
NSB	New Sideburn
NSI	Northern Sunrise Islands
NXD	Nexxus Drako
PDT	Paradystopia
TGC	The Glorious Commune
TRB	The Royal Barangay
TSA	The Sarian
VAN	Vanersholm
WFH	Westfield House
YTT	Yttribia

Procedural Notes

Only associations who explicitly stated their intent to enter the CEdC were accepted.
The entries of Armakistan (ARM) were accepted, despite sending the documents for entry late such that they were not included in the 54th cycle of the UICA.
The entry of Oceania (FEL) was rejected, because CEdC regulations state that one of the two spots entitled to the association should be allotted to league champions. Real Santa Maria, as the league champion, was entered instead.
The association codes used in the CEdC are from the UICA association code list. Nations not entered in UICA were set a TLA that is not contradicting with any used TLA in the list.
The entries of Arab County (ARN) were rejected as the association failed to submit proper documentation regarding their home stadium, after researches from the KPMB showed that the home venues of the clubs were inexistent.
With fifty-two entrants for the competition, the champions of the twelve highest associations from the UICA coefficients were given a bye in the second round. All other teams started in the first round.

Competition Proper
First Round: Unseeded teams play at home

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                             Shiefield Coastal (ITR) 3–1 Salvador FC (TSA)
                                     Royals FF (VAN) 1–3 West Brinemouth (NSB)
                             Woodville Wombats (CHI) 0–3 Dubrack's Town Celtic (ABA)
                            Janolstrum Jaguars (ARM) 1–2 Real Cintore (TRB)
                                  The Eternals (AYP) 1–2 FC Chippenham (TSA)
                                 University AL (AYP) 1–1 Stemanisis SSC (YTT)             (1–1 AET) (3–2 pen.)
                             Lutternham United (ITR) 3–1 Industus (GLX)
                               Gulf Coast Gold (CHI) 1–2 Wolfenstade Ehrgeiz (KDE)
                                         Banaa (EAF) 0–2 Altomare (FEL)
                               Victoria Rovers (ARM) 4–3 Adi Saa Academicals (PDT)
                                 November 5 SC (GGS) 0–3 Gnas Gnats (NXD)
                                 Heart of Earo (ERO) 2–2 Matthew City Rangers (NSI)       (2–2 AET) (4–5 pen.)
                                    MS K'delta (TGC) 0–2 Drako United (NXD)
                                  Rosbank Town (BRE) 0–1 Pajukas Sport (BYN)
                                Albaie Rangers (ABA) 2–0 FK Keltischdorf (GAS)
                                         Ednal (EAF) 1–1 Para Wanderer's FC (WFH)         (2–3 AET)
                                    FC 17 June (GGS) 2–2 Alle-GAS (GAS)                   (4–3 AET)
                              Gamba Vanersholm (VAN) 1–3 Obex (GLX)
                         Distriktovikinhmajjog (TGC) 0–1 FC Endeavour (APX)
                                       Earo FC (ERO) 1–0 Samcastle United (BRP)

Second Round: Unseeded teams play at home

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                                Fontvieille FC (YTT) 0–2 Brinemouth (NSB)
                             Lutternham United (ITR) 3–3 Cápitale Legión (KDE)            (4–3 AET)
                                          Obex (GLX) 1–2 Para Wanderer's FC (WFH)
                                    FC 17 June (GGS) 0–1 Empilot United FC (BRP)
                                 FC Chippenham (TSA) 1–1 Pajukas Sport (BYN)              (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.)
                                 University AL (AYP) 0–0 Bengtsmark IF (BYN)              (0–1 AET)
                             Shiefield Coastal (ITR) 1–4 Barbury Town (APX)
                                    Gnas Gnats (NXD) 2–5 Real Santa Maria (FEL)
                                Albaie Rangers (ABA) 1–2 Oldcastle United (WFH)
                                  Drako United (NXD) 1–1 Matthew City Rangers (NSI)       (2–2 AET) (1–3 pen.)
                                       Earo FC (ERO) 1–1 Granger Dragonites (NSI)         (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.)
                         Dubrack's Town Celtic (ABA) 0–0 FC Endeavour (APX) (0–1 AET)
                           Wolfenstade Ehrgeiz (KDE) 0–2 West Brinemouth (NSB)
                                        Marque (BRE) 1–0 Racing Xinghua Baoyam (TRB)
                                      Altomare (FEL) 1–2 Nhorton vo Mirrun (PDT)
                               Victoria Rovers (ARM) 0–3 Real Cintore (TRB)

Round of 16

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                                  FC Endeavour (APX) 5–1 Matthew City Rangers (NSI)
                             Empilot United FC (BRP) 2–2 Brinemouth (NSB)                 (2–2 AET) (4–2 pen.)
                               West Brinemouth (NSB) 3–3 Para Wanderer's FC (WFH)         (3–4 AET)
                            Granger Dragonites (NSI) 1–2 Real Santa Maria (FEL)
                             Lutternham United (ITR) 3–2 Marque (BRE)
                                 Bengtsmark IF (BYN) 0–2 Barbury Town (APX)
                              Oldcastle United (WFH) 1–2 Real Cintore (TRB)
                             Nhorton vo Mirrun (PDT) 2–1 Pajukas Sport (BYN)

Quarterfinals

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                             Empilot United FC (BRP) 0–4 Real Cintore (TRB)
                             Nhorton vo Mirrun (PDT) 2–1 Para Wanderer's FC (WFH)
                                  FC Endeavour (APX) 5–0 Real Santa Maria (FEL)
                             Lutternham United (ITR) 0–4 Barbury Town (APX)

Semifinals

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                                  Real Cintore (TRB) 1–3 FC Endeavour (APX)
                                  Barbury Town (APX) 0–0 Nhorton vo Mirrun (PDT)          (0–0 AET) (4–3 pen.)

CEdC XI Final
at Nationalstadion, Vanersholm

Barbury Town (APX) 0–1 FC Endeavour (APX)

In the competition's second All-Apoxian final, FC Endeavour managed to eke out a 1-0 victory over league champions and UICA Champions Cup semifinalist Barbury Town to be the third Apoxian club to win the competition, and the fourth time a club from Apox won the trophy. Special thanks to New Wolfopolis and Northern Sunrise Islands for participating in the logo competition.

For the twelfth edition of the CEdC, here are the things to take note of:

Football Associations from Esportiva must indicate their intent to enter the Campionato Esportivano di Campeones in their domestic submissions in the International Domestic Soccer Newswires thread. This can be done by adding the entries for the CEdC in the UICA submissions box or other possible means.
Submission of entries will open after Commerce Heights scorinates the Super Cup (the last of the series of scorinations during the UICA) of the last UICA cycle and will close when Commerce Heights post his procedural notes for the current cycle in this thread. A sample is linked here. Any nation leaving Esportiva or CTEing before cutoff will have its entries rejected.
The CEdC accepts the maximum of two clubs, one of which must be a domestic league champion (or the highest placed team in multiassociational leagues) per association, and this club should be the first nominated team per association. Maximum of one puppet association can be entered. Multiassociational leagues involving two or more Esportivan associations shall have a maximum of four entrants, with each association entering no more than two entries. Puppet entries should be declared, as per UICA regulations.
Associations interested to bid for the final site of the next CEdC shall post their stadium bid with a format similar to that of the UICA. If there are no bids received, then the default venue will be at the Mall of Esportiva Stadium in Zalesgon, The Royal Barangay.

by **Schiavonia** » Wed May 28, 2014 6:03 am

SFF ANNOUNCE LEAGUE EXPANSION
New SchiavOne season will feature ten teams
in association with

The Schiavone Football Federation today announced that the coming season of the SchiavOne will feature ten teams, two more than the eight that were originally anticipated. The eight teams previously announced will be joined by two further teams - Craw Hawks and Project +90 Schiavonia.

MONARCHS
Our reigning double winners are Monarchs. The champions appear to be slightly weaker this season, as both of their first-choice wing backs in Dylan Bell and Oliver Berry are starting to show their age, while creator Johnny Jones has departed for Iskara Daii. However, they will still be clear favourites going into the new season, after winning games in UICA, Cygnus Cup and AOCL competition (though only making the group stage in the latter).
Home ground: The Field, New Kingsbury (Capacity - 7,000)
Usual formation: 4-3-3

YELLOW STARS
After losing the league from being eighteen points clear last season, as well as the Cueto Cup Final to Monarchs, Yellow Stars have followed their main rivals in losing their creator, Tarmey moving to new club Petardos S/A Craw. After last season's late crash, they will hope to show better mental resilience this time around and get one over on their New Kingsbury rivals.
Home ground: The Field, New Kingsbury (Capacity - 7,000)
Usual formation: 4-3-3

46ers
46ers are named after the first team to enter UICA competition from Schiavonia, the number representing the number of islands in the original Schiavone nation. The team will play in the 70,000 King Francesco Stadium in Craw, which has been built as a tourist destination amongst all of the others that Schiavonia have and are building to attract people to the area. Keeping in the vein of attracting overseas visitors, 46ers have spent big money by Schiavone standards in order to bring in eleven overseas players from nine different nations, mostly well known in their homelands after careers of varying levels of success. (They have told us that they are still looking for a left midfielder, if anyone has one on offer).
Home ground: King Francesco Stadium, Craw (Capacity - 63,000)
Usual formation: 4-4-2

GARUNDIA KICKBALL
The people of Garundia were refugees who arrived in Schiavonia two years ago. The Garundis played a game similar to football called kickball, but have been learning about the differences between the two games since arriving. Garundia Kickball are the best players from the national team that represented their former nation against five other nations in a tournament on their former island. As their former game was without goalkeepers, the team are heavily defence based. Garundis are also not as friendly and calm as Schiavones, so expect disciplinary issues to arise.
Home ground: Valae Forest Bowl (Capacity - 3,500)
Usual formation: 5-4-1

PETARDOS S/A CRAW
Petardos are, of course, named after the double UICA Champions' Cup winning team from Cafundéu, which is where the vast majority of the players (and, indeed, the people of Craw) have shared ancestry from. Of course, they aren't the same team, that would be preposterous, but they have aspirations, skills, and the best creator in the league in Tarmey. One thing is for sure, they'll give every game their all, and their fans will scream every goal with unbridled passion.
Home ground: Estádio Municipal do Povo (Capacity - 5,000)
Usual formation: 4-3-3

PROJECT +90 SCHIAVONIA
The latest branch of the Sunrisian youth football franchise has rocked up in Schiavonia. The team will start their first season made up largely of players from Schiavonia, Ko-oren and the NSI and, due to the one-division structure of Schiavone football, will be the only P+90 team with a theoretical chance of earning a place in the UICA Champions' Cup. However slim that possibility might be with a team made up largely of under-20s. There are some poor teams in this league, though, so Globe Cup qualification could be a possibility.
Home ground: North Beach Stadium (Capacity - 6,500)
Usual formation: 4-3-3

REDSKINS
Redskins are the second team made up of players from the Garundi kickball team, with a first eleven considered not as good as that of GK. They were still top kickball players, though, and it remains to be seen how they will have transferred their skills to the better-known version of the game.
Home ground: The Workground, Valae (Capacity - 1,700)
Usual formation: 5-4-1

CRAW HAWKS
Craw Hawks take their name from the original team to play on the island when it was part of the original Schiavonia, though the team never rose above SchiavFour at the time. The team will largely be made up of workers in Craw's rapidly expanding tourism industry, and will consist of largely amateur players coming in from overseas and earning a decent living wage, but looking for something more to do with their time. No consistency.
Home ground: Royal Sunshine Holiday Resort, Craw (Capacity - 1,500)
Usual formation: 4-3-3 / 4-4-2 / 4-5-1

VALAE VOLCANOES
The Volcanoes are named after what destroyed the original island of Garundia, and so if it has enough power to wipe out an island, it should have enough to sweep through a football league, right? Well, not exactly. This is the Garundi people's team, made up of kickball players who didn't come close to the national team and, on occasion - the Garundis really are becoming more socially developed - women!
Home ground: The Workground, Valae (Capacity - 1,700)
Usual formation: 4-5-1

CRICKET SCHIAVONIA
Lastly, we have the Schiavone cricket team! Invited to play on the basis that it will keep them in good shape and both sports feature teams of eleven players, Cricket Schiavonia will largely be making up the numbers in the coming season. Though putting a wicketkeeper in goal might be good catching practice, despite it being a bigger ball.
Home ground: New Kingsbury Cricket Ground (Capacity - 3,000)
Usual formation: 4-3-3

So, there we go. Ten teams raring to go for a proper season of Schiavone football. Will Monarchs reign again? Will Yellow Stars not burn out? Will 46ers buy the title? Or will one of the other new teams spring a surprise? We can but wait and see.

Meanwhile, in a bid to promote Schiavonia's growing tourism industry, the Schiavone Tourist Board have submitted the following to the UICA.

UICA Partner Bid: Visit Schiavonia

Schiavonia is growing! Not literally, of course. It has already done that when they moved in to a new island two years or so ago. But its presence is expanding. Schiavonia is now modelling itself as the place to come and catch the sun (seasonally, of course), enjoy forests and (if you like) watch football! The people are friendly, the food is... acceptable, and the unspoilt beaches run for miles and miles.

While some efforts have been made to publicise the new tourism industry - most notably Schiavone club side 46ers signing ageing players from around the world - Visit Schiavonia believe that they would reach a wider audience as sponsors of a UICA competition. They see the Series B Champions' Cup as the perfect partner as Schiavonia only has one division, and thus advertising will largely be seen in the key markets of "places that aren't Schiavonia". The VS marketing department were looking to follow this up with an eight-season bid to host the Series B Champions' Cup final at the King Francesco Stadium in Craw, but when they read the UICA rules stating that this would not be possible, they quickly reconsidered.

Schiavonia (SCV) Final Site Bid

Series B Champions Cup & Youth Cup
King Francesco Stadium, Craw (Capacity - 63,000)
An exact(-ish) replica of the stadium that was Schiavonia's sporting home over 120 years ago, the King Francesco Stadium is very much an old-style stadium, but with many a modern twist. The KFS was best known as a host stadium at World Cup 30, when the opening ceremony took place there. It is thought (OOC note: I've not checked) to be the only stadium to have played host to two matches between the same two nations at the same World Cup - particularly Starblaydia and Tadjikistan, who played a group stage match and a semi-final there. The new incarnation of the stadium has been designed to be a tourist attraction, being the home of 46ers and the Schiavone national team. However, while it might look like a relic from a bygone era on the outside, underneath the exterior is a stadium built with the modern football audience in mind.

by **Gregoryisgodistan** » Wed May 28, 2014 4:27 pm

For more details:
Cup
First Division
Second Division

Final Qualifiers:

Gregoryisgodistan (GGS) Qualifiers
UICA
Champions Cup: FC 17 June
Globe Cup: Coastal Soccer Club, Prune Farmers FC, November 5 SC
Series B Champions Cup: District 6, District 2, District 28, District 31

CeDC: FC 17 June, Coastal Soccer Club
Cygnus Cup: Coastal Soccer Club

Gregoryisgodistan (GGS) Final Site Bid

Globe Cup
617 Stadium, District 7, Ward 10 (Capacity 35,000, expandable to 45,000)
617 Stadium is the home stadium of FC 17 June, the two-time defending champion of the Gregoryisgodistan Soccer League. In fact, no other team has ever won the GSL. It is the second-largest stadium in Gregoryisgodistan after Lord Almighty Gregory National Stadium. However, the National Stadium suffered major damage in a coordinated series of terrorist attacks by Wolfopian citizens (OOC: Actually a false flag by the government to provide an excuse to add New Wolfopolis to our Enemy List) so it will be unable to host any matches for some time. As a result, 617 Stadium is bidding for the Globe Cup.

It normally seats 35,000, but is expandable to 45,000 by adding temporary bleachers on the open concourse at one of the ends. (The other end is already closed.) If 617 Stadium is selected to host the Globe Cup final, the temporary seats will be added for that game only. For FC 17 June's home games in the Champions Cup, there will be no temporary seats added regardless of whether the stadium wins the bid.

Top Team in each group advances to playoff to determine 1st-4th place

Group A               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 District 6             14   11   2   1    39   17  +22    35 PO
2 District 10            14    9   3   2    37   13  +24    30
3 District 33            14    9   3   2    36   13  +23    30
4 District 34            14    5   3   6    22   24   −2    18
5 District 1             14    5   2   7    26   31   −5    17
6 District 7             14    4   3   7    28   39  −11    15
7 District 30            14    1   4   9    14   35  −21     7
8 District 11            14    1   2  11    11   41  −30     5

Group B
District 28 2–2 District 4
District 24 0–3 District 16
District 14 0–2 District 21
District 29 0–2 District 17

  Group B               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 District 28            14   11   2   1    47   16  +31    35 PO
2 District 17            14    9   2   3    34   22  +12    29
3 District 21            14    7   2   5    31   22   +9    23
4 District 16            14    7   2   5    26   28   −2    23
5 District 4             14    6   2   6    30   26   +4    20
6 District 24            14    4   3   7    21   30   −9    15
7 District 14            14    3   2   9    15   38  −23    11
8 District 29            14    0   3  11    10   32  −22     3

  Group C               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 District 31            14   13   1   0    55   17  +38    40 PO
2 District 12            14   10   2   2    47   19  +28    32
3 District 32            14    6   7   1    25   15  +10    25
4 District 15            14    5   3   6    16   25   −9    18
5 District 18            14    4   3   7    20   33  −13    15
6 District 19            14    4   1   9    17   32  −15    13
7 District 22            14    2   2  10    21   37  −16     8
8 District 26            14    2   1  11    15   38  −23     7

  Group D               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 District 2             14    9   5   0    33   13  +20    32 PO
2 District 3             14    7   5   2    28   13  +15    26
3 District 35            14    8   2   4    21   12   +9    26
4 District 36            14    4   6   4    19   17   +2    18
5 District 8             14    5   3   6    15   21   −6    18
6 District 13            14    5   2   7    21   25   −4    17
7 District 20            14    3   3   8    10   20  −10    12
8 District 25            14    1   2  11    10   36  −26     5

The semifinal matchups will be District 31 hosting District 2, and District 28 hosting District 6 (better goal differential.)

Semifinals
District 31 0–1 District 2
District 28 0–0 District 6 (1–1 AET) (2–3 pen.)

Accordingly, District 6 will play District 2 in the final, and District 31 will play District 28 in the third-place game.

Third Place Game
District 31 1–5 District 28

Final
District 2 0–2 District 6

Results:

First Place: District 6
Second Place: District 2
Third Place: District 28
Fourth Place: District 31

by **Polar Islandstates** » Wed May 28, 2014 5:04 pm

CdC27

With numbers submitted for the 27th edition, there was once again call for a preliminary round - this time of sixteen teams, the winners of which would join the eight teams with byes in the Round of Sixteen. Each round was randomly drawn, and aside from the final the CdC is as ever a competition of two-leg aggregate ties.

Moving on.

RANK	Team
80.000	SK Franz Josef City (PIS)
80.000	Metropolis Alligators (VLD)
76.166	Spartangrad (EUR)
61.044	Garitzeta Racing Club (ITB)
60.983	CA Paulinthal (PAS)
59.080	Real Atlantea (TAE)
58.322	Royal Rumiatzi (ASG)
42.152	Menomonie United (DAR)
-	-
18.375	Guingamp (KRN)
17.508	Navel FC (WRL)
10.120	Falcus FC (FAC)
9.665	Madison Squares (PRA)
9.206	Lac-Drouin St-Pierre (SIC)
6.190	Trolls are AFC (BVR)
3.445	Maria CF (ISR)
3.169	Bishops (HFC)
2.590	Vezhidrupa (SVL)
2.263	Hrafninn Knattspyrnufélag (BLK)
2.102	Maalindog United (ATB)
1.968	Marylebone Invicta (TFI)
1.700	Reichton (ZEN)
0.000	Pwani (DJO)
0.000	UCKV Fennsíkvárosi (UZC)
0.000	PVTCo (CSK)

With two competing bids for the final this cycle, the organisers in Bjarnarey flipped a coin to see which bid would win. The coin landed in a canal. They flipped another coin, indoors this time, and saw it land on heads, giving the hosting duties to Stade de Torgos, Pasarga.

NB: I search the IDSN thread for phrases such as "host bid", "stadium bid" and "site bid" to find bids. If you've used a different phrase to make your stadium bid, use one of those phrases in future please.

Qualification Round

Pwani (DJO) 1-1 Bishops (HFC) (1-1 agg)
Bishops (HFC) 1-1 Pwani (DJO) (1-2 AET, 2-3 agg)

Madison Squares (PRA) 2-0 Trolls are AFC (BVR) (2-0 agg)
Trolls are AFC (BVR) 3-2 Madison Squares (PRA) (3-4 agg)

Falcus FC (FAC) 2-0 Guingamp (KRN) (2-0 agg)
Guingamp (KRN) 2-1 Falcus FC (FAC) (2-3 agg)

UCKV Fennsíkvárosi (UZC) 1-2 Lac-Drouin St-Pierre (SIC) (1-2 agg)
Lac-Drouin St-Pierre (SIC) 1-2 UCKV Fennsíkvárosi (UZC) (2-2 AET, 4-3 agg)

PVTCo (CSK) 2-1 Marylebone Invicta (TFI) (2-1 agg)
Marylebone Invicta (TFI) 2-0 PVTCo (CSK) (3-2 agg)

Vazhidrupa (SVL) 1-3 Hrafninn Knattspyrnufélag (BLK) (1-3 agg)
Hrafninn Knattspyrnufélag (BLK) 0-1 Vazhidrupa (SVL) (3-2 agg)

Navel FC (WRL) 2-1 Maalindog United (ATB) (2-1 agg)
Maalindog United (ATB) 0-2 Navel FC (WRL) (1-4 agg)

Maria CF (ISR) 1-1 Reichton (ZEN) (1-1 agg)
Reichton (ZEN) 1-0 Maria CF (ISR) (2-1 agg)

Round of Sixteen

Menomonie United (DAR) 1-2 Metropolis Alligators (VLD) (1-2 agg)
Metropolis Alligators (VLD) 3-0 Menomonie United (DAR) (5-1 agg)

Madison Squares (PRA) 0-0 Pwani (DJO) (0-0 agg)
Pwani (DJO) 1-0 Madison Squares (PRA) (1-0 agg)

Garitzeta Sporting Club (ITB) 1-1 Royal Rumiatzi (ASG) (1-1 agg)
Royal Rumiatzi (ASG) 2-2 Garitzeta Sporting Club (ITB) (3-3 agg) (Garitzeta Sporting Club (ITB) wins on away goals rule)

Spartangrad (EUR) 4-0 Navel FC (WRL) (4-0 agg)
Navel FC (WRL) 1-2 Spartangrad (EUR) (1-6 agg)

SK Franz Josef City (PIS) 1-0 Marylebone Invicta (TFI) (1-0 agg)
Marylebone Invicta (TFI) 0-2 SK Franz Josef City (PIS) (0-3 agg)

Lac-Drouin St-Pierre (SIC) 1-0 Hrafninn Knattspyrnufélag (BLK) (1-0 agg)
Hrafninn Knattspyrnufélag (BLK) 2-0 Lac-Drouin St-Pierre (SIC) (2-1 agg)

Reichton (ZEN) 1-1 Falcus FC (FAC) (1-1 agg)
Falcus FC (FAC) 4-0 Reichton (ZEN) (5-1 agg)

Real Atlantea (TAE) 0-1 CA Paulinthal (PAS) (0-1 agg)
CA Paulinthal (PAS) 3-1 Real Atlantea (TAE) (4-1 agg)

Quarter Finals

Metropolis Alligators (VLD) 3-0 Pwani (DJO) (3-0 agg)
Pwani (DJO) 0-3 Metropolis Alligators (VLD) (0-6 agg)

Falcus FC (FAC) 1-1 CA Paulinthal (PAS) (1-1 agg)
CA Paulinthal (PAS) 3-0 Falcus FC (FAC) (4-1 agg)

Garitzeta Sporting Club (ITB) 1-0 Spartangrad (EUR) (1-0 agg)
Spartangrad (EUR) 3-1 Garitzeta Sporting Club (ITB) (3-2 agg)

SK Franz Josef City (PIS) 3-0 Hrafninn Knattspyrnufélag (BLK) (3-0 agg)
Hrafninn Knattspyrnufélag (BLK) 0-3 SK Franz Josef City (PIS) (0-6 agg)

Semi Finals

CA Paulinthal (PAS) 0-1 SK Franz Josef City (PIS) (0-1 agg)
SK Franz Josef City (PIS) 2-2 CA Paulinthal (PAS) (3-2 agg)

Metropolis Alligators (VLD) 2-2 Spartangrad (EUR) (2-2 agg)
Spartangrad (EUR) 1-0 Metropolis Alligators (VLD) (3-2 agg)

Final
at Stade de Torgos (90,000), Torgos [and scorinated by ESF also]
SK Franz Josef City (PIS) 4-1 Spartangrad (EUR)

So, it is left to SK Franz Josef City to crush Spartangrad dreams of becoming the latest Euran club to win silverware with a flattering four-one win in Torgos. The win comes after beating Valhallan Union rivals in two of their previous rounds before beating the reigning champions CA Paulinthal in the semi-finals, whilst Spartangrad's final appearance came at the expense of Metropolis Alligators, representing Valladares' welcome return to the competition. SK's win is their second as they become the first Polarian club to win the CdC on multiple occasions, making it three out of the last four CdCs for Divisjon One clubs.

Future bids for host stadia will be taken into consideration, though the default in case of no bids will always be The Barge in Bjarnarey; the floating stadium. A final reminder also that all Rushmori nations only (including any and all puppets) will be able to submit their league champions only (or top ranked team in the event of multi-associational leagues of more than one Rushmori nation) for entry into the next CdC; this includes puppet leagues that don't submit to UICA. The submission period opened when Commerce Heights closed entries to the last UICA tournaments, and will close again when Commerce Heights closes entries to the next UICA tournaments. No invitations will be sent. You must indicate at the bottom of your league summary that you wish your league champion to take part, and I take no responsibility for missing it if you've only shown it in your table.

Please also note that I will continue to modify the UICA ranks slightly, and am setting a hard maximum rank of 80. Any team with a rank higher than that will be cut to 80, and the max rank for the scorinator will be 100.

by **West Carpathia (Ancient)** » Thu May 29, 2014 1:27 am

The West Carpathia Football Association has announced the first Official Season of professional Football in West Carpathia. While the sport has a huge following in the Amateur scene for decades, no official league had been established before by the FA.

The Top League will feature 10 teams fighting for a chance to lift the Trophy and gain entry into UICA Champions Cup.

Teams:

Banská Štiavnica City Field *Capacity 8,000* Nickname- Black and Whites
Winner of Numerous Amateur Cups and city league trophies. Banska has a capable backer in local Supermarket Chain owner Juraj Kornel and will look to compete with some big spending by the owner. City field is located Downtown next to City hall and has been hosts to various sporting and Musical events held in the city. Prediction: Champions

Brezno FC Brezno Sports Complex *Capacity 5,000* Nickname- the Lillies
A team owned by the City of Brezno created a decade ago to inspire youth in the city to play sports instead of engaging in crime. Expected to field youthful sides instead of relying on transfers. Prediction: Bottom Table

Detva FC Log Field Road *Capacity 10,000* Nickname- The Lumberjacks
Based in the Rural City of Detva known for its Logging history, the club started off as a place where the Jacks could go play on their days off from the Lumber yards. The Club privately built their own stadium after securing land from the Lumber Company. Known for their Physical style of play. Prediction: Top 4

Hnúšťa Poets Poet Park *Capacity 7,000* Nickname- The Poets
Hnúšťa known for its famous Poets and landmarks, It is also known for its Football club as being one of the more successful teams internationally despite being an Amateur team. Prediction: Midtable

Krupina SC SNP Arena *Capacity 15,000* Nickname- The Holy Sheep
One of the Oldest teams in West Carpathia. They Originally started in the back of a Church where Priests and Patrons played in a Field where the Shepards let their Sheep graze. Owned by the Mikuláš family which owns SNP. Krupina has a huge following and support as fans flock to the games and those who can not get in flock to the numerous pubs lining the streets heading to the Arena. Prediction: Bottom Table

Metallurg Žiar nad Hronom Metallurg Stadium *Capacity 10,000* Nickname- The Smokeys
Žiar nad Hronom known for its Aluminium plant and its massive Smoke Stack that is the tallest object in the city. The team started off as place where Factory workers can play known as Metallurg FC. The City purchased the team as the Plant cut funding for the team but chose to Keep Metallurg in the name as a reminder of the teams history. Major Rivals are Detva FC and they face off in what is known as the Blue Collar Derby. Prediction Mid Table

Sporting Lučenec Revolution Park *Capacity 12,000* Nickname- The Storks
known as the Sporting Center of West Carpathia, Sporting Lučenec is the frontrunner of sports in the City, Known for its Basketball, Volleyball, Handball and other sporting teams Football as been on the tail end of everything but with the team earning a spot in the Top League Sporting are making a push to change the trend. Prediction: Top 4

Tornaľa Castle Park *Capacity 8,000* Nickname- The Rooks
Tornaľa known for its Famous Castle Ruins is a Tourist hotspot. Located down the Road from the Ruins Castle Park sees a great many of spectators during matchdays as the team markets tickets included in the Castle Ruin tours. Prediction: Top 4

Žarnovica Brewery Field *Capacity 4,000* Nickname- The Red Dot
No one knows why Žarnovica football team chose its crest but local Myth says the team was drunk when trying to figure out a crest for a newly created team and all they saw was Red Dots. Owned by a Local Brewery during Matchdays if part of the Support Group you will receive free beers throughout the match. Prediction: Bottom of the Table

Zvolen FC Zvolen Arena *Capacity 25,000* Nickname- The Lavenders
Located in the Capital City of West Carpathia. Zvolen Football club was the first team to be accepted into the Top League. A new club in terms as it was created for the Top League. Prediction: Midtable Finish

Predictions are in but will they hold to them or will one of the teams Surprise the lot? Tune into the Carpathian Sports Network on matchdays to get an in depth analysis of the teams,coaches as the season kicks off.

by **Commerce Heights** » Fri May 30, 2014 3:33 pm

UICA Diamond Jubilee
Three clubs with seven recent UICA titles to their names will ascend the Olympic Tower for a special evening of football celebrating seventy-five years of UICA competition.

Club football united
The Champions’ Cup and Globe Cup coëxisted on the basis of little more than a wink and a handshake for thirteen seasons, but both organizing committees eventually realized the benefits of a more formal arrangement. Before the seventeenth Champions’ Cup and fourteenth Globe Cup kicked off, the Paripanan and Cafundelense top brass met in Aeropag to sign the founding papers of the Union of International Club Associations, which would formalize the existing state of affairs and provide the framework upon which new projects could be built for the betterment of the global football community. Fifty years ago, UICA’s efforts in stewardship of the game were commended by the World Assembly, and in the decades since then, it has developed the lucrative UICA Partner model to offer a veritable windfall to participating clubs and member associations, consolidated its operations in Aeropag for greater efficiency, restructured the Globe Cup in favor of smaller clubs, and established the Youth Cup which gives hundreds of young footballers their first taste of UICA competition.

Double feature
It is the Youth Cup that provides the inspiration for the first of the night’s matches, with the youngsters of Jungle Strike FC, the only club to win the competition twice, taking on the current holders Nithgard GU, the third in an ongoing procession of Earental champions. The teams have met twice in six seasons of the under-19 tournament, with the Vilitan side taking crucial points in the group stage on their way to winning Youth Cup 3, and Nithgard conversely taking the sting out of Strike in the first knockout round of their triumphant Youth Cup 6 campaign. But this time, no championship is at stake; there’s only pride to play for.

Not only did Nithgard GU win the Youth Cup last season, but their senior side lifted the Champions’ Cup and Super Cup, making the club the first to win a “UICA treble”. Their A team will step into the Aeropag spotlight as they take on SK Franz Josef City, the club topping the UICA coëfficient ranking for three seasons running by way of their Champions’ Cup double in the fiftieth and fifty-first editions. Still, Nithgard’s Super Cup trophy is no doubt a source of envy for the Griffons, as it represents the title that eluded them on both occasions, once in a humiliating derby which allowed Franz Josef Young Boys to boast of the first Super Cup–winning finish to a Series B Champions’ Cup campaign. This will be the Polarian and Earental clubs’ first official UICA meeting, although they previously locked horns at the second Empire Invitational in Gordonopia City; the pair finished level on overall points, with SK claiming the spoils by way of their 2–1 head-to-head win.

Take your ball…
The TCp-X1 match ball, developed by Tropicorp, will make its début at the UICA Diamond Jubilee, the first major event to pick up the design after prototypes were successfully trialed in the qualifying tournament for World Cup 68. Although Paripanan supplier C4 retains an exclusive contract for the five UICA club competitions, it does not include these ceremonial matches, leaving UICA the opportunity to work with one of its UICA Partners for the event. The balls will be skinned for the occasion with a unique white and blue design incorporating the Diamond Jubilee emblem.

…and go home
UICA’s quadranscentennial celebrations will reach new heights in this third edition, as Olympic Tower Stadium is the chosen venue for the two matches. Stretching nearly a kilometer and a half into the Jativan sky, the tower is perhaps the greatest seat of power in the sporting world, hosting the offices of the Olympic Council, UICA, and the building’s owner, the Paripana Sporting Council. Built as the centerpiece of the Games of the IV Olympiad, the main arena seats over 196 000 in its football configuration. This will be the first major event UICA has awarded to its own rooftop garden since the twenty-fifth Champions’ Cup final, although the indigenous Élite League club, CF Aéropag, has been known to qualify for UICA competition from time to time.

Top men
As is by now traditional in these sorts of matches, UICA has sought the services of thirteen of the best and fairest officials from its member associations to deal with any shenanigans that may arise. Although a full slate of assistants is still to be confirmed, it has been decided that FPIFA Divisjon One referee Sebastian Stendahl will be the man in the middle for the first match, after which the Euraleague’s Joshua Taylor will take charge for the second. While Nithgard’s double duty precludes the direct injection of an Earental official into either match line-up, Tanch Amsee will participate at least in name as a reserve assistant referee, available for both fixtures in the event of absence or injury to another official.

Sport for all
One hundred percent of revenue from the UICA Diamond Jubilee matches—through ticket sales, and the portion of broadcast rights sales and UICA Partner payments attributed to the event—will be divided equally between local charities nominated by the three participating clubs. Jungle Strike FC has pledged its share to the Vilitans in Sport Initiative, which funds youth sport for schools and sport clubs throughout the country, perhaps enabling future generations of Vilitan footballers to replicate Strike’s Youth Cup success. Nithgard GU named Tonakintel Peanstyv, a charity supporting adaptive sports for athletes with physical disabilities, while SK Franz Josef City has opted to donate to the Kolehmainen Foundation, which uses sport as an avenue to rehabilitate people suffering from mental illness. UICA itself has plucked another equal share out of its treasury—a fourth third, you could say—to be contributed to Football Everywhere, UICA’s own foundation, established twenty-five years ago on funds from the UICA Golden Jubilee, for spreading the game by developing the needed physical and technical infrastructure throughout the world.

by **Mangolana** » Fri May 30, 2014 6:12 pm

Amsterpom
Stadium: Ole Rocky Top (47,550)
Notable Players: None
Prediction: Finished 14th in the Premier League last season with the mostly same unknown lineup. Because the team played as one, they managed a supreme result for the team. If they can replicate that play look for them to have another good season in the Premier League. (12th Place Finish)

Arlnet
Stadium: Commander's Stadium (80,000)
Notable Players: None
Prediction: Promoted from the Mangolana Super League after finishing in the third and final automatic promotion position. Even with the amount of money the owners have put into the team and the stadium, which they now share with Soccoroo, they are far off from challenging to stay in the Premier League. They could put u a fight, but expect them to be relegated this season. (20th Place Finish)

Arsenrall
Stadium: Mangolanites Stadium (68,000)
Notable Players: Fwd- Gabriel Cluzel
Prediction: The Dragons, the name given too the club by its supporters, are looking to improve from last seasons finish. Though the team qualified for the Globe Cup, they are looking to make a return to the Champions Cup with a Mangolana Premier League title. The Club will also be looking to make a deep run in the next edition of the Mangolana FA Cup. (4th Place Finish)

Bluepool
Stadium: Jimenez Top Stadium (30,805)
Notable Players: CB- Jeff Alexander
Prediction: The Poolings derby is back on. With Bluepool's Promotion/Relegation Playoff victory against Jaconess, the Felix natives owner goal of bringing the club back to the Premier League has been achieved. The next goal, staying up in what is shaping up to be the fiercest relegation battles in Mangolana Soccer History, and of course, beating Redpool by alot. (19th Place Finish)

Commonbel
Stadium: Fin Stadia (38,400)
Notable Players: None
Prediction: Commonbel's goal this season. Prove their last season was not just a fluke. Most of their history, they have been playing mid-table ball, but last season, a sixth place season with a strong roster was very good for the club. After the club was depleted of its talent last season, look for them to struggle to hold their position this season. (8th Place Finish)

Dalenderain
Stadium: Grego-Johnson Stadium (38,129)
Notable Players: GK- Victor Moses
Prediction: Another club that looks to be caught in the Premier League relegation battle, though we suspect that they will be able to stay up for at least this season and not face the Super League Champions direct relegation curse we have seen before, but at this point, anything can happen. (14th Place Finish)

Federation
Stadium: Green Burrow Stadium (49,000)
Notable Players: CB- Robert Marks
Prediction: Federation is a club that has come on in the past few seasons of Mangolana Soccer. Developing the star that was Brett Mallon and winning the Mangolana Premier League sets them as one of the few to move from midtable to title contender in Premier League history, sadly, they look unable to contend for a title this year, and possibly out of the Globe Cup as well. (6th Place Finish)

Goldshom FC
Stadium: Lights Park (47,850)
Notable Players: None
Prediction: Another of the Relegation battle teams. They played well in the Mangolana Premier League last season and look for them to use their highly defensive style to try and remain a Premier League team again. The fans will also be hoping to remain in the Premier League as to rub it into their derby rivals Goldshom, currently in the Super League. (16th Place Finish)

Herogeos
Stadium: Little Bin Stadium (29,300)
Notable Players: MID- John Hanks
Prediction: After last seasons surprising ninth place finish, look for Herogeos to continue a strong midtable run in the Premier League after sitting in the Super League for most of the clubs existence. Like that of Goldshom FC, the supporters will be hoping to stay above their derby rivals Herogeos SC who lie in the Super League. (11th Place Finish)

Homozeles
Stadium: Stormy Hill (36,820)
Notable Players: None
Prediction: Barely avoided the Promotion/Relegation play-off by a single point last season, and look for them to be fighting against relegation again this season. They have the ability to stay up again this season, but can they put it together to do so, or will the bears be back in the Super League next season. (15th Place Finish)

Justidell
Stadium: PNC Arena (28,500)
Notable Players: MID- Matt Tutor
Prediction: Justidell, behind the leadership of their star and national team midfielder Matt Tutor, look for an upper half finish out of the midtable machine that is Justidell. There is also a chance, that should a few results go their way, the talent on this team could get them to their first ever Globe Cup. (9th Place Finish)

Mangolana City
Stadium: National Stadium (90,000)
Notable Players: FWD- Shaun Belfort, LB- JP Gutierrez
Prediction: A force in Mangolana soccer at times. They won the treble, Super Cup, FA Cup, Premier League, a few seasons ago. Using the talents of Belfort and Gutierrez, a title run could be in the works for the Mangolana named club. Supporters expect the Globe Cup, but will not be satisfied without a good title run from the club. (3rd Place Finish)

Mascona FC
Stadium: Stadium of the River (72,000)
Notable Players: GK- John Blank, MID- Benjamin Clucke
Prediction: A midtable club who has been known to overspend in the past on mediocre players they thought could be stars. The club was once top five material, but not any more. More money was spent this offseason, but it will take more than a season to turn this club around into its former self. (10th Place Finish)

Quentis
Stadium: Centennial Stadium (32,000)
Notable Players: None
Prediction: The second place team in the Mangolana Super League last season and another of the relegation battling teams. The flames will seek to catch fire against thos around them and seek to be back in the Premier League for next season, and not just be a one hit wonder. (18th Place Finish)

Redpool
Stadium: Klein Multi-Sports Stadium (78,000)
Notable Players: None
Prediction: The Eagles who have, for the last few seasons played big brother to its older brother Bluepool, looks to stay around midtable this season, and more importantly, beat Bluepool, and beat them good. The rivalry being so strong, Redpool supporters will accept relegation if it means destroying Bluepool in the Derby de Poolings. (13th Place Finish)

Skyline City
Stadium: Republic Stadium (90,000)
Notable Players: LB- Kieth Slater
Prediction: The third wheel in the Skyline Derby's. Not much is said about Skyline City anymore. They did win two Premier League titles years ago, but is now seen as a non contender with United and FC playing their best soccer in many seasons of Premier League soccer. Look for them to try and make the globe cup after last seasons finish, and possibly contend for a Skyline Derby title. (7th Place Finish)

Skyline FC
Stadium: Boyarde Chief Stadium (70,000)
Notable Players: CB- Dustin McDonald, GK- Jeff Alexander
Prediction: A team that has the ability to win the Premier League and unseet United. They will face a strong challenge from both United and Soccoroo, but look for a minimum Globe Cup appearance. Also will be looking to win the Skyline Derby and become a two time champion of Skyline. (5th Place Finish)

Skyline United
Stadium: Clydsedale Stadium (94,000)
Notable Players: FWD- Rudy Bungle
Prediction: The defending Premier League Champions and the most successful club in Mangolana soccer history. United will be seeking to win their first back to back titles since the first two seasons of Mangolana soccer. They also are targeting another Skyline Derby title and have no doubt that they can preform the treble this season and be only the second club in Mangolana Soccer history to do so. (1st Place Finish)

Soccoroo
Stadium: Commander's Stadium (80,000)
Notable Players: RB- AJ Fernandez
Prediction: The other club in Mangolana's southmost city, for now at least. They are based just to the north of Arlnet, but with a new stadium not coming in the near future, 20 seasons with Arlnet will have to do for the title contending side. They are expected to be one of the favorites to challenge United this season and win their first ever Premier League title. (2nd Place Finish)

Totten
Stadium: Brown Park Lane (36,000)
Notable Players: MID- Tyler Hendrix
Prediction: Staying in the Premier League was a major achievement last season. Look for them to fight tooth and nail to do that for a second consecutive season. The fans know it will be tough, but will be hoping to at least avoid automatic relegation. The tightness of the teams around them could also help them in their efforts to avoid relegation. (17th Place Finish)

Derby Previews

Commander's Derby
Arlnet v. Soccoroo
Prediction- Soccoroo is in a completely different league than Arlnet when it comes to skill. Arlnet, who is favored for relegation will have an upfield fight to win or even draw either match against it's Commander's stadium mates Soccoroo. (Soccoroo wins 2-0-0)

Derby de Poolings
Bluepool v. Redpool
Prediction- This one will be tough. Both squads and supporters hate each other more than their love for life. Neither team will care about relegation or titles if they lose or win against their hated rivals and put one over on the bad guys. (Redpool wins 1-1-0)

Skyline Derby
Skyline City v. Skyline FC v. Skyline United
Prediction- The only derby in Mangolana that features three clubs. Skyline United and FC both think they can win the Derby this season and will be looking to upstage the others. City also feels they have a chance, which could help them make a Globe Cup run they so desperately need right now. (Skyline United wins 3-2-1)

by **Yttribia** » Sat May 31, 2014 1:28 pm

UICA Partner Bid: VA

VA, known by its official name of Vaduzzer Abrahamsen, is an Yttribian company headquartered in the city of Dahlen, the capital of the German-speaking region known as Obersinn. Originally a company specializing in automobile part manufacturing, the workers at VA were caught goofing off during their lunch hour, using defective parts as tokens for board games. While the workers were fired, the higher-ups toyed around with the idea of making board games under the Vaduzzer Abrahamsen brand. Releasing games such as Impact!, a six-player game in which the goal is to conquer the world; Chevennia, a monster-hunting board game, and various others, the company made money, until the demand for technology increased. Facing the potential loss of customers, the company re-branded as VA, and began to develop the first console, the VAlcano. The VAlcano was received with great praise, and built a path for various other consoles, and eventually led to Quest. Quest is the largest digital-distribution, digital rights management, multiplayer platform in the nation, allowing game developers from across the world to place their games up on the Quest PathFinder, the marketplace.

VA is a multi-billion dollar company, and have made their mark in Yttribia. By becoming a UICA partner, the VA will have their best developers from across the nation produce the biggest sporting game series in the planet, being the UICA series of games. Having already developed the official game for the most recent edition of the Campionato Esportiva under their daughter company Vaduz Studios, VA will not only distribute and market the game, but they will also develop it under the VA brand. As a UICA partner, VA will also bring the UICA Interactive Champions' Cup to even greater heights, integrating the Quest client's multi-player capacity. Recognizing the importance of the Series B Champions' Cup as where the next stars of tomorrow will be made, VA would proudly like to submit their bid to become sponsor for the Series B Champions' Cup.

by **Taeshan** » Sat May 31, 2014 3:32 pm

*Denotes Captains
**Denotes Foreigner

1093 Club de Atlantea

Ground:Cattle Ranch (20,000)
Manager:Marcell Davids
Colors:White and Yellow
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Stay Top Half
Starters:Bishop, Donner, Flintstone, Walker, Andre, Cavanaugh, Cobi, York, Dover*, Ten, Kensington
ReservesBenitez, Aimes, Santiago, Anderson, Glick
Sponsor:Sound Wave Electronics
Nickname(s):Cardinal
Offseason Moves: Sold Holden Earp to Iskara Daii (Starblaydia). Sold Striker William Tennessee to Bayern-Algaer. Sold midfielder Alex Wyatt to Moresville FC. Bought Left Midfielder Peter Cavanaugh from Los Riosa Monstas. Promoted Midfielders Aleccio Santiago and Jace Anderson, and Striker Sandor Glick from the Youth Squad.
Championships:
Last Season Finish:13th
Team Info It was a rather average season for 1093 de Atlantea. The offseason had some interesting changes as a lot of youth was brought into the substitute levels, but a lot of international type youth was sold off. One big addition in B national teamer Peter Cavanaugh may be the hinge on which the upcoming season proceeds well or badly upon.

Atlantea Hurricanes

Ground:Atlantea Coliseum 590,000
Manager:Alexandre Giroux
Colors:Blue and Green
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Compete for Globe Cup spot
Starters:Hernadez, Brahms, Latrobe, Marquez, Conway, Testudio, Genzo, Dunmere**, Perreault**, Zaucier, Inmora*,**
ReservesHewitt, Rios, Parson, Taft, Marks, Clemson, Kopitar
Sponsor:Atlantea Business Association
Nickname(s):Hurricanes, Canes
Offseason Moves: Bought Left Back Cody Brahms from Capetown Crocs. Sold defender Percival Devine to Ojian Orangemen. Bought Goalkeeper Javier Hernandez from Laketown F.C. Promoted Youth Squad Defender Lane Parson.
Championships: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 21, 26, 36
Last Season Finish:7th
Team Info It was really a return to form for Atlantea. Behind a practically unchanged squad, with the addition of heralded Left Back Cody Brahms the team will look to help the rest of the league break the stranglehold Real Atlantea has on the league. The one week spot will be new Goalkeeper Javier Hernandez who will be the X factor for the Hurricanes.

Bayern Phoenix

Ground:Old Club Stadium 77,000
Manager:Duncan Kanchlskis
Colors:Red and Blue
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Compete for the Championship
Starters:Karlsen**, Fontaine, Nielsen**, Federov*, Keith-Tyne**, Jones, Cardinal, Ying Uing, Borne, Fabian**, Box
ReservesFoley, Boynton, Weaver, Woods, Lecavalier
Sponsor:Glendale Pharmacy
Nickname(s):Phoenix
Offseason Moves: Bought Center forward Bordone Box from Docktown Dynamo. Promoted Youth Squad midfielder Alex Weaver.
Championships:24, 25, 27, 28, 29
Last Season Finish:10th
Team Info It was a down year for the mighty Phoenix of Bayern, but one that may go a long way in making them a team to reckon with in the coming years. The largely international squad is young, but in their youth is a talent only a few teams around the league will be able to compete with. A few years still stand between them and glory, but they should improve at least a little bit in the upcoming season.

Bayern-Algaer

Ground:Bayern Stadium 24,000
Manager:Vladimir Okra
Colors:Red and Black
Jerseys:

Fan Support:High
Expectations:Low Mid Table
Starters:Wook Yu, Bloomsbury, Paige, Rodriquez, Miller**, Troy, Puse*, **, Thaddeus, Bebeto**, Tennessee, Seifreet
ReservesAnghelescu, Boz, Llana, Bond, Velasquez
Sponsor:Weaver, Smith and Wrangler
Nickname(s):Weavers
Offseason Moves:.Bought Left Striker William Tennessee from 1093 Club de Atlantea. Bought Left Midfielder Vincent Troy from Docktown Dynamo. Bought Center Back Horatio Rodriquez from Laketown F.C. Promoted Youth team midfielder Ben Bond.
Championships:17, 22, 23, 31
Last Season Finish:20th
Team Info Let’s be honest Bayern-Algaer is no longer the team it once was. Much like Moresville the Weavers are in danger of being relegated and soon, much like the unlucky side from Los Riosa. The team has a young corps, but will likely have to sell them away if they have any hopes of staying in the top division for the foreseeable future.

Blacklake Blues

Ground:Blacklake Blues Ballpark 79,000
Manager:Karl Ash
Colors:Blue and Green
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Compete for a Title
Starters:Sukaine, Tobbins, Peter, Latrine*, Walken, Davey, Vazquez**, Townshend, Reich, de Camargo*, Everdeen
Reserves:Fletcher, Valdez, Kiriashi, Galadriel, Wiggin
Sponsor:Blacklake Brewery
Nickname(s):Blues
Offseason Moves: Bought Left Midfielder Patricia Walken from Sleepy Hollow. Bought Goalkeeper Jarret Suakine from SK Nethers United FC. Bought Center Midfielder Kurt Davey from Laketown F.C.
Championships:
Last Season Finish:5th
Team Info It was a down year for the team so used to finishing in the top 2. Blacklake still managed to qualify for international play, and did rather ok there. The team only lost a little bit from their perennial contending roster, and they likely will continue to be one of the teams likely to knock Real Atlantea down from their high grounds.

Capetown Crocs

Ground:Capetown Stadium 34,000
Manager:Alex Barnes
Colors:Black and Green
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Finish Mid Table
Starters:Cope, Walker, Georgina, Earnhardt, Townes, Song, Tudor**, LaChette*, Allison, Murdoch, Kefer
ReservesValli, Perkiomen, Taylor, Killner, Wanner
Sponsor:TMI Lighting
Nickname(s):Croc’s, The Ancients
Offseason Moves: Sold Right Back Cody Brahms to Atlantea Hurricanes. Bought Right Back Everett Townes from Docktown Dynamo. Bought Right Midfielder Curtis Allison from Laketown F.C.
Last Season Finish:19th
Team Info It was a down year for Capetown. Ultimately it cost them Cody Brahms, who they had to sell away just to recoup enough money to buy enough players to fill out their roster. Brahms was to be the greatest player ever to wear the Capetown colors, but in the end he had to make his exit so that the team would be able to continue on.

Chinquin Park Comets

Ground:Washington-Green Stadium
Manager:Alistair Von Bonn
Colors:Creamsicle and Blue
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters:Appleby, Byarly, Gendry, Marks, Persons, Jeffers, Colby, Connor, George, Patton, Eskandarian
ReservesRinehold, Voxx, Builder, Morrison, Ash
Sponsor:
Nickname(s):
Offseason Moves:None
Last Season Finish: 2nd Erste Liga
Team Info It was a great job by Chinquin Park as they made it to the top division for the first time in the team’s history. Behind a lot of talent, and being the second best team in the second division (a far second) the Comets are a team that has the talent to be in the top division, but will likely be favorites to battle it out for a spot in the next season’s premier league team list.

Fadrön Flight

Ground:Fadrön University Field 89,000
Manager:Benjamin Wright
Colors:Green and Red
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Compete for the Globe Cup spot
Starters:West, Gabor**, Garcia**, Sailes, Broadway, Jennings, Tynes, Faujeau, Bouvieau, Flanders, Bradley
Reserves:Troubadour, Walters, Flanders, Argo, Marshall
Sponsor:Taeshan Air
Nickname(s):Flight, Flyers
Offseason Moves: Sold Midfielder Lyon Lemarque to New Capetown Falcons. Bought Right Back Edwin Sailes from Laketown F.C. Promoted Defender Jackie Walters from the Youth squad.
Championships:
Last Season Finish:8th
Team Info Although they did not manage to make it to another season in the international competitions, Fadron managed a rather strong season finishing 8th. The squad, which includes 3 national teamers, looks ready to aim for the top of the league once again with a lot of talent, a lot of speed, and a lot of goal scoring threats.

Hannah

Ground:The Field (23,000)
Manager:Max Olange
Colors:Red and White
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters:Barnes, Maxwell, Fantisio, Williams, Bonfire, Kenssington**, Billiard*, Fall, Barnsley, Doug, Helter
ReservesVonn, Johnson, Baker, Sealey, Bodie
Sponsor:
Nickname(s):Hoppers
Offseason Moves:None
Last Season Finish:18th
Team Info Hannah managed a rather ok first season in the top division. They did not win any awards for their play, but they weren’t really ever in danger of getting relegated either. A few more strong seasons like that and the Hoppers might become a regular in the top division.

Knightspurs

Ground:The Dome 92,300
Manager:Konar Sanchez
Colors:Purple and Powder Blue
Jerseys:

Fan Support:High
Expectations:Compete for Globe Cup Spot
Starters: Collin, Wantanabe, Colt, Farnsworth, Bondera, McMichael, Boggart, Murray, Rollio, Jackson
Reserves Collin, Roberts, Walker, Connor, Smith
Sponsor:Tae-Mart
Nickname(s):Spurs, Knights
Offseason Moves: None
Last Season Finish:14th
Team Info Knightspurs made the most of last season. Their best finish in years and they managed to keep their whole team together for the upcoming year. Who knows a lucky few wins here and there and they could definitely make a run for a spot in an international competition.

Laketown Rangers

Ground:Stadium on the Lake 90,000
Manager:Matteus Sigurdsson
Colors:Blue, Blue and More Blue
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Retain Greatness
Starters:Stephen, Ragsdale, Bonner, Baker, Myers, Grgic**, Suchomel*, **, Stone**, Irwin, Billingsley, Cobra
Reserves: Bolton, Masters, Long, McCoy, Sanders
Sponsor:Laketown Police Academy
Nickname(s):Rangers
Offseason Moves:Received Callum Stone back on loan from FC Burgess. Bought Center Forward Alexi Cobra and Center Back Ave Bonner from Laketown F.C.. Bought Right Back Vince Baker from Docktown Dynamo. Bought Center Midfielder Ted Irwin from Yaton United. Promoted youth squad members Andrew Bolton, Joey Masters, Edgar Long and Gordon Sanders.
Championships:30, 33, 34, 35
Last Season Finish:1st Erste Liga
Team Info There aren’t a lot of things you could say that haven’t been said about Laketown’s last season. 111 points in 46 games, averaging 2.41 points a game and having the highest single season points total for any club in any division in the history of the Taeshani league. Laketown did it after relegation, and a lot of funds being pumped in by an ownership group that had lost hold of what its squad was doing. But things changed with that relegation, and now they seem likely to come back to the top division with vengeance.

Mierton Manatees

Ground:Mierton Area Park
Manager:Oscar Asailles
Colors:Blue and White
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Fight for Globe Cup Spot
Starters:Smith, Vortex, Malfeev**, Akarat, Smollert, Fisher, Llama*, Baden, Bragg, Teodore**, Walters
ReservesJacoby, Liedson, Manning, Ford, Benjamin
Sponsor:No Doubt Apparel
Nickname(s):Manatees
Offseason Moves: Bought Midfielder Sequoia Manning from Docktown Dynamo. Bought Goalkeeper John Smith from SK Nethers United FC. Bought Center Forward Laurence Walters from Docktown Dynamo. Promoted youth squad Goalkeeper Anderson Jacoby.
Championships:
Last Season Finish:6th
Team Info Mierton just missed out of advancing to international play in the last season, but ultimately that just saved them the cost of travelling to some far off city in who knows where, but it allowed them to pick up some key players for the upcoming season. Mierton is looking like a team that can compete for that championship given the right breaks.

Moresville FC

Ground:Moresville Brewery Park
Manager:Tom Gardener
Colors:Orange, and Yellow
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters:Bradley, Moreno, Fassiono, Petty, Grant, Anwar, Wyatt, Long, Kline, Scrivens**, Benson
ReservesLandon, Parker, Dorning, Marchond, DiLaurentis
Sponsor:Moresville Brewery
Nickname(s):The Owls
Offseason Moves: Sold Central Midfielder Parry Perry to Real Chinchinhua. Bought Central Midfielder Alex Wyatt from 1093 Club de Atlantea. Bought Right Midfielder Tyler Long from Docktown Dynamo.
Championships:37, 38
Last Season Finish:15th
Team Info A lot of people expected Moresville to fall when everyone got out of dodge, but somehow they managed to not only stay up but managed to be just below the middle of the table. That said they sold off another good player in Parry Perry and only brought in midfielder replacements many consider to be just above able to play in the second division.

Mt Ceabring Thunder

Ground:Stairway to Heaven (90,000)
Manager:Jeffrey Charlies
Colors:Brown and Cream
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Low Table
Starters:Hassel**, Toledo*, Mellinger, Parker, Corkery, Irwin, Wright, Dezzi, York, Baines, Ashley
ReservesHaralamb**, Burton, Walker, Kelly, Jackson
Sponsor:Kane Industries
Nickname(s):Thunder
Offseason Moves: Sold Left Midfielder Josmer Medici to FC Burgess (Inevitable Syndicate). Sold Center Midfielder Patricia Walken to Blacklake Blues. Bought Center Forward A.C. Dezzi from SK Nethers United FC. Bought Right Forward Alex Ashley from Yaton United. Brought Center Midfielder Jon York and Center Back Coby Mellinger from Docktown Dynamo. Bought Left Midfielder Alex Irwin from Laketown F.C.
Championships:
Last Season Finish:11th
Team Info It was a good year for the Thunder. They managed a top half finish and played very well throughout the season. Then in the offseason they made a few sales and had to bring in five new starters. It was an expensive offseason, and it may cost the team, or it could bring them to new heights. It could be another ok season for them, or they could fall to new lows.

New Capetown Falcons

Ground:New Capetown Memorial Park 100,111
Manager:Ezekiel Wallace
Colors:Pink, Red and Grey
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Compete for Cup
Starters:Jackson, Lemarque, Bodine, Johannessen**, Lewis, Mathews, Tlumach, Force, France, Hoshira, Gregovich**
ReservesRed, Johnson, Marx, Martz, Weasley
Sponsor:Falcon Brewery
Nickname(s):Falcons
Offseason Moves: Bought Left Back Lyon Lemarque from Fadron Flight. Bought Center Defense Midfielder Avery Mathews from Docktown Dynamo.
Championships:39
Last Season Finish:12th
Team Info New Capetown managed a rather low performance for their usual norm in the past few season, but it may really allow them to do well in the upcoming seasons. A good corps of players will really help them in their bid to return to the top of the league.

New Capetown Nordiques

Ground:New Capetown Arena (22,000)
Manager:Salvador Dahli
Colors:Green, White and Purple
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters:Berry, Cattolonato, Bourne, Smith, Jenson, Parkhurst, Michaels, Jones, Martz, Yole, Oliver
ReservesPeters, Jakes, Austin, Benitez, Silver
Sponsor:
Nickname(s): Nordiques
Offseason Moves:
Last Season Finish:3rd Erste Liga
Team Info A lot of people were shocked when New Capetown won their promotion playoff game. The Nordiques became the first team to win the game over a Premier league side in over 5 years. That said people will be less shocked if they are unable to stay in the top division. Their ability to win at the end of games got them to third in the Erste Liga, but will their ability to let in easy goals count them out of the top division.

Ojian Orangemen

Ground:Ojian Principality Field 99,000
Manager:Matt Wanner
Colors:Orange and Blue
Jerseys:

Fan Support:High
Expectations:Mid table finish
Starters:Vans, Jones, Byron, Devine**, McMillan, Kelly, Nostradamus, Nagin**, Kreider, Yon, Walls
ReservesConbien, Sans Feld, Van Zant, Mortimer, Vanisho
Sponsor:Orange Lake Benefit Society
Nickname(s):Orangemen
Offseason Moves: Bought Center Back Percival Devine from Atlantea Hurricanes. Bought Right Back Connor McMillan from Laketown F.C. Bought Left Wing Back Evander Kelly from Yaton United,
Championships:
Last Season Finish:10th
Team Info Ojian had not finished in the top ten in the Premier League in a long time, then the last season came and went and they were back in their former haunts. With a new addition on the defensive side of things they look to become a speedy side and fight for a top 10 spot for a second year in a row.

Real Atlantea

Ground:The Wheelhouse 69,069
Manager:George Baggio
Colors:Aqua and Red
Jerseys:

Fan Support:High
Expectations:Win
Starters:Raguzzelli**, Lambrogini, Cobacaru**, Jackal*, Kudreyavtsev, Wayne, Holder, Benoit, Williams, Dravon, Dee
ReservesGarden, Gardiner, Chief, Harper, Valjean
Sponsor:Poplaberg
Nickname(s):The Shepherds
Offseason Moves: Bought Midfielder Wesley Harper from Docktown Dynamo.
Championships:40, 41, 42, 43, 44
Last Season Finish:1st
Team Info It’s gotten to be a point of complete domination of the league for Real. Only 8 more years until the Shepherds become as prolific a dynasty as Atlantea Hurricanes. Real currently have 3 B national teamers, and 2 u21 players and a likely future one. Also they have famed Farfadillan goalie Joan Raguzzelli. But beyond that the Shepherds have managed the best recent form in an international competition making it to the quarterfinals of the last Globe Cup. One more run through that competition and they might be the first Taeshani champion in an international competition.

Real Chinchinhua

Ground:Real Stadium on the Lake 99,001
Manager:Mefusula White
Colors:Red and Purple
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Compete for Championship
Starters:Burnside, Hopkins**, Jackson, Augustini**, de Almeida**, Perry, van Rossum**, Bison, Michael, Fawkes, Lazer
ReservesMontgomery, Saguchi, Wantanabe, Moll, Dickens
Sponsor:Water Solutions of Lake Minor
Nickname(s):Chihuahuas
Offseason Moves: Bought Left Midfielder Parry Perry from Moresville FC.
Championships:18, 19
Last Season Finish:9th
Team Info The addition of youngster Parry Perry in the midfielder really solidifies a young attack minded midfield for Chinchinhua. With a lot of talent throughout the squad the Chihuahuas seem likely to come back up to their usual top five spot in the league after a somewhat down year. Young Wally Burnside will have a third year of experience starting in net and most of the defenders will also be able to help turn on the defense, and counter attack.

Sleepy Hollow

Ground:Mort Field (69,000)
Manager:Joseph Anderson
Colors:Black, White and Gray
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Middle Pack
Starters:Pockart, Meredith, Miller, Aime, Stevens, Winters, Nonchant, Barnaby, Vollmer, Botwright, Arce Jr.
ReservesFisher, Bastardo, Gedway, Miller, Benitez
Sponsor:Ogilvy Real Estate
Nickname(s):Wranglers
Offseason Moves: Bought Center Midfielder Jerry Nonchant from Laketown F.C.
Championships:
Last Season Finish:4th
Team Info It was a miraculous season for Sleepy Hollow, after a few years of managing some pretty impressive top 10 finishes they managed to qualify for international play with a top 5 finish. The Wrangles wrangled up a bunch of key victories throughout the season and ultimately managed to impressively vault themselves into fourth place.

Taeshan City Miners

Ground:Taeshan Educators Park 56,000
Manager:Evander Peters
Colors:Red and Orange
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters:Landry, Saracen, Barker, Tiger, James, Radner, Victorious, Cardinal*, Burnes, Billingsley, Lancaster
ReservesVanderbilt, McMail, Tyrone, Vegetable, Lyons
Sponsor:Taeshan Educators Association
Nickname(s):Miners
Offseason Moves: Bought Center Back Orin Tiger from Docktown Dynamo. Bought Left Forward Kyle Billingsley from Laketown F.C.
Championships:
Last Season Finish:16th
Team Info Taeshan City managed a pretty impressive season for their recent lackluster seasons. The Miners have had a rather prolonged stay in the top division and will look to continue it in the upcoming season.

Tintown Terrapins

Ground:Tintown Stadium 23,000
Manager:Josiah Grant
Colors:White and Jade
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters:Horton, Goedelic, Gorzon*, Landers, Carney, Robideau**, Williamsburg, Lurch, Tisdale, Humphrey, Firebird
ReservesPorter, Barnes, Hanoi, von Bonn, Larsson
Sponsor:Tintown Ironworks
Nickname(s):Terrapins
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad Goalkeeper Adan Porter.
Championships:30
Last Season Finish:21st
Team Info Tintown barely escaped getting knocked out of the top division, only 14 years removed from their only title. Tintown has fallen on hard times but the young squad looks set to have a big few seasons ahead of them. Most obviously the young trio of Larson Firebird, Helmut von Bonn, and Marko Hanoi, and their international flavor Remus Robideau. The four youngsters mark a big hope for the future, and perhaps Tintown can show something in the upcoming season.

X Island Marauders

Ground:X Island Metropark 200,000
Manager:Maxwell Flanders
Colors:Black and White
Jerseys:

Fan Support:High
Expectations:Middle Table
Starters:Connors, Torterra, Norris, Walker, Funar**, Fielder, Costache**, Rochambeau**, Miller, Robideau**, Plaines
ReservesWatson, Jermichel, Mwar, Lanchini, Ricardo
Sponsor:Winehold Crematorium
Nickname(s):Marauders
Offseason Moves: Bought Goalkeeper Liza Connors from Yaton United.
Championships:14
Last Season Finish:3rd
Team Info It was a second great season in a row from X Island. A second top three finish and overall X Island is using house money and winning. It’s not sustainable, but another year like this and they could actually have some money. The heavily Antoletian squad is another young squad and has a bright future, but a lot of it could be sold off with a few down years.

Yaton FC

Ground:Yaton Insurance Park 88,000
Manager:Peter Masque
Colors:Blue and Yellow
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters:Horton, Fassion, Black, Iacoco, Firestine, Von Bois, Williams*, Granderson, Monitor, Henson, Benson
ReservesChariot, Bombay, Grossman, Jensen, Douchet
Sponsor:Yaton Insurance
Nickname(s):SeaMonsters
Offseason Moves: Bought Center Forward Forrest Benson from Laketown F.C.
Championships:2
Last Season Finish:20th
Team Info Yaton just was safe from a relegation playoff in the last season but to do so once again they will have to pull a lot of wins this season out of a hat. Yaton is not anywhere near the richness they were 40 years ago and its notable. Memories of this time haunt them.

by **The Royal Kingdom of Quebec** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 5:03 pm

Q-League Elite Division- 2014-2015 Season

Q-League 2014-2015 Season      Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Iqaluit Red Army                26   19   4   3    52   28  +24    61
 2 Montreal Koreana                26   13   6   7    54   45   +9    45
 3 Hamilton Steelers FC            26   12   6   8    44   31  +13    42
 4 Nunavut North Stars             26   12   6   8    27   17  +10    42
 5 CSKA Quebec                     26   11   7   8    42   36   +6    40
 6 Quebec Phoenixes                26   10   8   8    51   44   +7    38
 7 Sherbrooke FC                   26   10   7   9    45   47   −2    37
 8 St.John's Arsenal               26    9   8   9    44   42   +2    35
 9 PLI Paladins                    26    9   7  10    23   30   −7    34
10 London FC                       26    9   6  11    43   40   +3    33
11 Winnipeg United                 26    9   5  12    46   50   −4    32
12 Moncton Schooners               26    9   5  12    49   60  −11    32
13 Rouyn-Noranda Coal Diggers      26    4   8  14    16   33  −17    20 Relegated
14 Ottawa Rebel                    26    0   9  17    27   60  −33     9 Relegated

Q-League Challenge Division- 2014-2015 Season

Q-League Challenge                       Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Trojoana Condommakers FC                   36   23  10   3    46   12  +34    79 Promoted
 2 Zenit Attawapiskat                        36   23  10   3    81   48  +33    79 Promoted
 3 Montreal City                             36   24   5   7    83   50  +33    77
 4 Winnipeg Spartak                          36   21   8   7    85   56  +29    71
 5 Chemo-Metallurg Sarnia                    36   20   6  10    70   54  +16    66
 6 Quebec City Buddhists Association FC      36   18  10   8    36   17  +19    64
 7 Montreal Impact                           36   17  10   9    61   42  +19    61
 8 Drummondville FC                          36   17   5  14    72   64   +8    56
 9 Goose Bay Fire                            36   13  14   9    68   60   +8    53
10 Fredricton FC                             36   16   5  15    63   65   −2    53
11 Rimouski River Mills                      36   13   6  17    59   65   −6    45
12 Saint John Koreana                        36   10  11  15    41   44   −3    41
13 Sept-Iles Explosion                       36   12   4  20    52   87  −35    40
14 Hiawatha Confederacy                      36    9   7  20    65   81  −16    34
15 Labrador City Flying Lices                36    8  10  18    22   41  −19    34
16 Saint John United                         36    8   6  22    54   79  −25    30
17 Blainville Battalion                      36    7   6  23    32   62  −30    27
18 Traktor Kenorask                          36    5   9  22    42   70  −28    24 Relegated
19 Gaspe Patriots                            36    2  10  24    41   76  −35    16 Relegated

Royal Kingdom of Quebec (QUE) Qualifiers
Primary association

Champions’ Cup: Iqaluit Red Army
Globe Cup: Montreal Koreana, Hamilton Steelers FC, Nunavut North Stars
Series B Champions’ Cup: Trojana Condommakers FC, Zenit Attawapiskat, Montreal City, Winnipeg Spartak

Other Competitions
Youth Cup: Iqaluit Red Army
AOCL: Iqaluit Red Army

by **Gloriax** » Tue Jun 03, 2014 9:23 am

Major League Gloriax
Press Release

Halfway Standings

MLG: PREMIERSHIP        PLD    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD    WIN %   PTS 
1 Obex                    7    4   3   0     6    2   +4    1.000    15
2 Industus                7    4   1   2    17    9   +8    0.667    13
3 Trexocia                7    3   3   1     8    6   +2    0.750    12
4 Campos                  7    3   1   3     9   13   -4    0.500    10
5 Islandia                7    2   2   3     8    9   -1    0.400     8
6 Tigria                  7    1   3   3    10   12   -2    0.250     6
7 Titania                 7    1   3   3     3    5   -2    0.250     6
8 Exetus                  7    1   2   4     8   13   -5    0.200     5

MLG: 2ND DIVISION       PLD    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD    WIN %   PTS 
1 Novus                   7    5   0   2    12    3   +9    0.714    15
2 Glorus                  7    3   3   1    11    7   +4    0.750    12
3 Esporto                 7    3   2   2     9    7   +2    0.600    11
4 Secura                  7    3   2   2     5    6   -1    0.600    11
5 Apex                    7    3   1   3     6    5   +1    0.500    10
6 Zexa                    7    2   2   3     3    5   -2    0.400     8
7 Project +90 Gloriax     7    2   1   4     4   10   -6    0.333     7
8 Altarus                 7    1   1   5     6   13   -7    0.167     4

MLG: Premiership

At the end of the 7th matchday (the 1st half of the league), the standings showed the very obvious. Obex, the champions from the last edition, went full-force into the tournament - the only team to remain undefeated since the start of this edition's Major League Gloriax. With a new-and-revamped squad (managed by Super-Llamaland), Obex continued their sublime form, even though the draw with Titania in this round might hurt them a bit. Industus are looking in good shape after a dismal previous season, and catching up with Obex (only 2 points behind) in a hot chase. Industus have failed to find foreign owners at the moment, but their industrial background will help them go a far way. Trexocia, the airport city (and the current champions of the national cup) have been able to solidify their place at three, but again, a disappointing draw with Exetus (in the relegation zone) have threatened their 2nd place, to give way to Campos. The 'Fallen Angels' as they have been recently called, Campos have not been able to really live up to the expectations of being Gloriax's (unofficial)(arguably) best club. Their shocking 3-0 loss to Islandia have seriously hurt their title aspirations, as they now struggle to atleast keep their Globe Cup hopes alive. The 'Isolated Ones', Islandia have won a place in every one's heart, as their rise from the lower echelons of the Major League Premiership to a postition where they are Globe Cup hopefuls, without any significant financial suppport, as compared to those received by other MLG Premier clubs. Tigria - the club of the valiant, have had dismal performances ever since the inception of the MLG and this season is no different as far as the first half is concerned. Titania, the capital city club, are still in their relegation avoiding place. At number 7, Titania seems to be very endangered of being relegated into the 2nd division, thanks to their league table position, and their not-so-good display of (association) football. Exetus, on the other hand, has given us football of a standard quality, but their failure in opening the face of goal on quite a few occasions (having a predominantly attacking atyle of play) have brought their downfall, according to pundits.

MLG: 2nd Division

The more contested of the two divisions (as of the end of the first half of the 4th season), the MLG 2nd Division has seen good football, because the beautiful game at its best, when teams fight it out for sheer existence in the spotlight. Novus - 'The Youngsters' as they're called, are topping the table, with 15 points, and a 0.714% victory rating. Quite convincible, but, the competition has definitely intensified, with Glorus and Esporto catching up fast, at a difference of 3 and 4 points respectively. Secura is still at division 2 midtable - not up, not down. at a frustating standstill. Apex and Zexa continue to try and up their levels of play, but for no result. Apex, with all the Nexxus Drako backing, has still not been able to assert themselves into the top flight. A pitiable state, indeed, for a team which has aimed for the top all the way. Project +90 Gloriax, the Sunrisian talent-stage for young promises, have yet to make a mark on the league, down at number 7 after the 1st half of the league. Altarus (also a Northern Sunrise Islands backed team) still do not have enough in them to make the top flight, even after an name-change to Altarus from Alterus. Altarus = 'Alta' meaning high. Thus, signifying their zeal to make it to the spotloght, and shove in some talents to the national team.

Final Standings

MLG: PREMIERSHIP        PLD    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD    WIN %   PTS 
1 Industus               14    9   2   3    31   18  +13    0.750    29   Champions' Cup
2 Obex			 14    7   5   2    19   14   +5    0.778    26   Globe Cup
3 Campos		 14    7   3   4    21   17   +4    0.636    24   Globe Cup
4 Trexocia               14    4   6   4    11   12   -1    0.500    18   Globe Cup
5 Islandia               14    5   2   7    15   20   -5    0.417    17
6 Tigria                 14    4   3   7    17   19   -2    0.364    15
7 Titania                14    3   4   7     8   12   -4    0.300    13
8 Exetus                 14    3   3   8    18   28  -10    0.273    12   Relegated

MLG: 2nd Division       PLD    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD    WIN %   PTS 
1 Novus			 14   10   1   3    33   13  +20    0.769    31   Series B Champions' Cup   [Promoted]
2 Esporto                14    7   3   4    22   16   +6    0.636    24   Series B Champions' Cup
3 Glorus                 14    6   5   3    26   21   +5    0.667    23   Series B Champions' Cup
4 Secura                 14    7   2   5    13   15   -2    0.583    23   Series B Champions' Cup
5 Zexa                   14    4   4   6     5    9   -4    0.400    16
6 Apex			 14    4   3   7    13   17   -4    0.364    15
7 Altarus 		 14    4   2   8    17   28  -11    0.333    14
8 Project +90 Gloriax    14    2   4   8     7   17  -10    0.200    10

MLG: Premiership

And we've got the final standings. Not very much of a surprise, though. Industus top the Premiership table with a staggering 0.750% win percentage. With 29 points, they win the league convincingly - with a 3 point lead over Obex, the defending champions. Obex's recent foreign signings didn't really come in any good, with they slipping down a place to a Globe Cup berth. Campos still don't come close to winning the MLG, but still retain their postition as the best-ever club in the Gloriaxian domestic football history. Trexocia still continue to just about qualify for the final Globe Cup berth, even though they will continue in search of the elusive Premiership title next MLG season. Islandia still find them out of UICA GLobe Cup action, as they narrowly miss out on 1 point behind Trexocia, after a stunningly impressive performance from an uderrated club, as them. Tigria have successfully held their place in the Premiership with just 1 win less than Islandia. Titania still couldn't make their way up into UICA qualification, but plummeted to a not-so-comfortable 7th on the Premiership table. Exetus, 'The Eagles' find themselves relegated out of the MLG Premiership, and into the 2nd division. Sources have also confirmed that many of the Exetus players are rumoured to be interested in leaving the club to clubs placed hugher, or divert to some other league; although the chances of the players' success in doing so are very slim.

MLG: 2nd Division

The final standings did not differ much from the halfway 2nd division table - Novus, the TRB backed team, had been leading the table, and have continued their dominant form. 31 points and ahead of Esporto, another formidable 2nd tier club, Novus have impressed one and all. Gloriax now hopes that the lads will outperform themselves in the Series B Champions' Cup, the UICA trophy qualification that Novus have got themselves into, by winning the division 2 title this MLG season. Following, are Esporto and Glorus, both having a difference of 1 point from each other, and adrift of Novus by 7 and 8 points respectively. Secura still manage to keep their mid-table position intact, after falling out of the top four on grounds of goal difference. Zexa, the club with the lowest fanbase in Gloriax (Even the Sunrisian P+90 Gloriax have mustered more followers than them) hae pulled off a shocker, by defeating the likes of Secura, and solidifying their 5th place 1 point ahead of Apex, the Nexxus Draco backed club. It has been some time since Drako Dragons have had bought the club, but the club is still struggling in terms of league position, and the final goal of reaching the top flight. Altarus, and Project +90 Gloriax, continue to struggle to get into competition with the rest of the 6 Major League 2 clubs, and it seems as if the only contest they're in is the contest for the 15th place, which, this time, is won by Altarus.

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GSA Cup 4

RO16

Altarus 1–2 Exetus
Glorus 4–2 Apex
Titania 3–1 Industus
Esporto 1–0 Novus
Islandia 2–0 Zexa
Obex 3–0 Project +90 Gloriax
Campos 0–1 Trexocia
Secura 1–1 Tigria (1–2 AET)

QF

Trexocia 1–0 Titania
Islandia 5–3 Glorus
Tigria 2–2 Obex (2–2 AET) (5–6 pen.)
Esporto 1–4 Altarus

SF

Islandia 1–2 Obex
Trexocia 2–0 Altarus

FINAL

Obex 0–0 Trexocia (1–1 AET) (4–1 pen.)

Teams in Focus

Industus
MLG Premiership Champions

Obex
GSA Cup Champions

Novus
MLG 2nd Division Champions

Gloriax (GLX) Qualifiers
Champions' Cup: Industus
Globe Cup: Obex, Campos, Trexocia
Series B Champions' Cup: Novus, Esporto, Glorus, Secura
CEdC: Industus, Obex
Cygnus Cup: Obex

by **Sangti** » Wed Jun 04, 2014 4:42 pm

Placeholder for Supercopa del Barangay.

by **Paradystopia** » Thu Jun 05, 2014 5:55 am

Paradystopia (PDT) qualifiers
Primary Association
Champions’ Cup 55: Ozkaar Roevres (previously Ozkha Rovers)
Globe Cup 52: Adyhsar Agkademykes (previously Adi Saa Academicals), Norton y'Myren (previously Nhorton vo Mirrun), Whyllyoumiboroughe Shwaggre (previously Whilliumiborough Swagger), Dynamoe Sabryke (previously Djnamo Sabrjk)
Series B Champions’ Cup 52: Kolperryskonyfe Aethletik (previously Kolperiskonjf Athelhetik), ðe Artyssanes (previously The Artisans), Dzyes Riotte (previously Dzias Riot), Dwellynges o'th'Lordes (previously Lord's Dwellings), Rede Starre y'Myren (previously Red Star ve Mirrun)
CEdC: Ozkaar Roevres, Adyhsar Agkademykes

The Paradystopi Lymryk Isles (PLI) qualifiers
Puppet Association of Paradystopia
Globe Cup 52: The Sea-Pteronurians Alliance
Series B Champions’ Cup 51: Tiknonsens Tempest
AOCL: The Sea-Pteronurians Alliance

Ark (ARK) qualifiers
Puppet Association of Paradystopia
Champions' Cup 55: TAATO

The Glorious Commune (TGC) qualifiers
Puppet Association of Paradystopia
---no UICA---
Cygnus Cup: MS K'delta
CEdC: MS K'delta, MS K'beta

FLOPC Season 5
One and Two

ooc: edited slightly in accordance with UICA multiassociational league ruling

by **Segovesia** » Thu Jun 05, 2014 8:15 am

Introducing the Football League of Segovesia

The professional football teams in Segovesia, a country that recently obtained its independence after centuries of foreign rule, are split into four championships - Serie A (12 teams), Serie B (16 teams) and Serie C (20 teams); the final results of these four championships are below.

1st Serie A championship of Segovesia

01 Brèsa                  22   12   6   4    32   19  +13    42
02 Milàn 1908             22    9   9   4    43   31  +12    36
03 Albì e Léf             22   10   6   6    35   26   +9    36
04 Bèrghem                22    9   7   6    34   26   +8    34
05 Nuara                  22    8   9   5    28   27   +1    33
06 Varés                  22    9   3  10    35   32   +3    30
07 Milàn                  22    8   5   9    39   39    0    29
08 Lügàn                  22    7   6   9    25   35  −10    27
09 Cremùna                22    7   4  11    30   32   −2    25
10 Locarn                 22    7   3  12    26   37  −11    24
11 Comm                   22    6   5  11    24   40  −16    23
12 Ciass                  22    5   7  10    27   34   −7    22

The first Serie A championship is won by Brèsa, that therefore qualifies for the Champions’ Cup. The second team of Segovesia's capital, Milàn 1908, qualifies for the Globe Cup along with Albì e Léf and Bèrghem. Cremùna, Locarn, Comm and Ciass are relegated to the Serie B. The most disappointing performance has been without a doubt that of Milàn: the team, who along with the other team from the capital has always been a force to be reckoned with in the Hesperian championship, ended its first Segovesian championship in seventh place, behind Varés. The most surprising performance has been that of Albì e Léf; the team, coming from the two small towns of Albì and Léf near Bèrghem, managed to end the championship in third place, ahead of their more celebrated cousins.

1st Serie B championship of Segovesia

01 Renàa                  30   15   8   7    44   31  +13    53
02 Crèma                  30   16   5   9    49   43   +6    53
03 Pavia                  30   16   4  10    43   34   +9    52
04 Lömedàne               30   14   8   8    37   29   +8    50
05 Màntua                 30   13   5  12    45   43   +2    44
06 Castiù                 30   11   9  10    35   34   +1    42
07 Caràa                  30   11   8  11    40   43   −3    41
08 Pro Büsti Gràndi       30   10   9  11    34   33   +1    39
09 Lunà e Salò            30   11   6  13    40   40    0    39
10 Lissòndria             30   11   6  13    39   43   −4    39
11 Munscia                30   10   8  12    34   41   −7    38
12 Mendrìs                30   10   7  13    43   49   −6    37
13 Verbania               30    9   9  12    37   34   +3    36
14 Gurgunzöla             30   10   5  15    34   39   −5    35
15 Belinzòna              30    9   7  14    37   44   −7    34
16 Carònn' Pertüsela      30    9   6  15    28   39  −11    33

The first Serie B championship is won by Renàa, that therefore qualifies for the Series B Champions' Cup along with Crèma, Pavia and Lömedàne; the same teams are promoted to the Serie A. Verbania, Gurgunzöla, Belinzòna and Carònn' Pertüsela are relegated to the Serie C. This has been a very exciting Serie B championship, with Renàa, Crèma, Pavia and Lömedàne battling it out for first place from the beginning of the championship until the very end.

1st Serie C championship of Segovesia

01 Pro Sèst San Giuàn      38   20   9   9    61   35  +26    69
02 Gussön                  38   19   6  13    54   46   +8    63
03 Invrügn                 38   17  11  10    60   43  +17    62
04 Chignöl e Tèren         38   17  10  11    42   38   +4    61
05 Loson                   38   15  12  11    48   50   −2    57
06 Careàs                  38   15  10  13    52   51   +1    55
07 Lècch                   38   16   7  15    62   63   −1    55
08 Lòd                     38   15   9  14    55   50   +5    54
09 Serègn                  38   15   9  14    48   46   +2    54
10 Fulbal Isòn             38   15   8  15    50   50    0    53
11 Piaṡëinsa               38   15   8  15    46   51   −5    53
12 Alzà e Scé              38   13  12  13    51   47   +4    51
13 Magenta                 38   12  13  13    50   49   +1    49
14 Bunàt Sura e Mapèl      38   13  10  15    53   63  −10    49
15 Pro Piaṡëinsa           38   13   9  16    44   50   −6    48
16 Castèl                  38   12   9  17    45   60  −15    45
17 Seriàt                  38   11  10  17    51   57   −6    43
18 Dàrf                    38   11   8  19    41   46   −5    41
19 Ulginàa                 38   11   8  19    36   51  −15    41
20 Burbané                 38    8  16  14    53   56   −3    40

The first Serie C championship is won by Pro Sèst San Giuàn, that is therefore promoted to the Serie B along with Gussön, Invrügn and Chignöl e Tèren. Seriàt, Dàrf, Ulginàa and Burbané are relegated to the amateur Serie D.

Segovesia (SEG) Qualifiers

Champions' Cup: Brèsa
Globe Cup: Milàn 1908, Albì e Léf, Bèrghem
Series B Champions’ Cup: Renàa, Crèma, Pavia, Lömedàne

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