Euran Oceania Territories (EOT) Qualifiers
Puppet of Eura
Top seeds are first
IFCF Champions League: Fligsive FC
IFCF Challengers Cup: Oslograd Academy, Blades ex Magnaeus, Bakermouth
IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy: AFC Cormorants, Stoneport, Pinehearth Phoenix
Other Competitions Euran Oceania Territories (EOT) Qualifiers
Cup Winners Cup: Fligsive FC
AOCL: Fligsive FC
Euran Oceania Football League - Season 7 Preview
Transfers, retirements and managerial changes
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY FROM TO FEE/TERMS
Oscar Laidon 24 ST Schottia Oslograd Academy Bastion Lions £3.5m
Dustin Bachelor 31 CDM Eura Bohemians Metropolis (Valladares) Judgetown £2.2m
Hailey Parkes 24 RB EOT Oslograd Academy Suttonville £2m
Trent Owen 30 RB Eura Gladerial United (Valanora) New Bastion £2m
John Hooper 28 CF Eura Callodown Fligsive FC £2m
Malte Olssen 20 GK Ko-oren WSR AFC (Ko-oren) Blades ex Magnaeus £1.8m
Syrma 28 CB Dainer Oakstone Bakermouth £1.7m
Pluto Akiyama 27 AM/ST Hinode Argus Wild Arms Judgetown £1.5m
Jackson Haas 21 CM Poafmersia Dury Juniors (Poafmersia) Bakermouth £1m
John Blake 25 CF Eura Exiles United Magnaeus City £750k
Rogier Deniau 23 RM Ethane Brigham Hyford City £500k
Cecile Belmont 21 CB Thibea Bastion Lions Oslograd Academy £200k
Catheline Durren 32 ST Nephara Mountainside KT Itsasontziak Free
Steinar Clemensson 20 AM/ST Graintfjall Diepoldsburg (Graintfjall) Crater Town Free
Aire Echegoyen 24 AM Astograth East Railway (Astograth) Expats Endeavour Free
Annika Fontaine 23 ST Savigliane AS Villeneuve (Savigliane) Hyford City Free
Andy Cross 23 CB Schottia Zilverstraat SC (The Sarian) Hyford City Free
Marchot Uris 24 CDM Astograth Echegoyan FC (Astograth) Burgess FC Free
Vander Kruse 32 ST Nephara Pashter United AFC Cormorants Free
Westley Carlisle 29 LB Brenecia Pashter United Hyford City Free
Alips Marauri 21 LB Mertagne Dannin Academy (Mertagne) Blades ex Magnaeus Free
Kevin Restault 19 LW Mertagne Dannin Academy (Mertagne) Burgess FC Free
Briac Lewis 18 CB Mertagne Signal Dannin FMFYC (Mertagne) Expats Endeavour Free
Ayesha Genoa 19 GK Mertagne New Fligsive's Memory FMFYC (Mertagne) Hyford City Free
Emery Hodson 28 RB Jeckland Blackfields Crater Town Free
Asher Vedder 28 CM Nephara Vermillion Wanderers (Nephara) AFC Cormorants Free
Joseph Titouane 24 CDM Savigliane Porto Vecchio (Savigliane) AFC Whittorians Free
Trevino Muniz 16 CAM Valanora Night Academy (Valanora) Oslograd Academy Undisclosed
Jermaine Gates 20 CDM/CM Eura Directus Oslograd Academy Season Loan
Anton Puzin 21 GK Mytanija Bastion Blades ex Magnaeus Season Loan
Alexander Franklin 18 RWB Eura Lajuno KT Itsasontziak Season Loan
Mason Wyatt 20 LW Eura Revolutionaries New Bastion Season Loan
Medusa Strand 20 GK Nephara Stahlburg City (Nephara) Magnaeus City Season Loan
Jack Ream 34 RB EOT Fligsive FC Retired
Spencer Slater 37 GK Eura Blades ex Magnaeus Retired
Euan Toland 35 CAM Eura Burgess FC Retired
Thomas Inglebert 35 LW Eura Burgess FC Retired
Alex Bennett 35 AM Eura Judgetown Retired
Raynor Burchardt 39 RB/CB Audioslavia KT Itsasontziak Retired
John Burrell 39 LCB Audioslavia KT Itsasontziak Retired
Anis Trabelsi 40 CF Audioslavia KT Itsasontziak Retired
Blair Henderson 39 ST Audioslavia KT Hegaz Antzarak Retired
Journey Flintoff 34 RB Nephara New Bastion Retired
Coretta Rooke 35 ST Nephara Judgetown Retired
Avery Goddard 35 CM Brenecia AFC Whittorians Retired
Dirk Mitchell 35 RM Brenecia AFC Cormorants Retired
MANAGER CHANGES
MANAGER AGE NATIONALITY CLUB CHANGE
Ewan Maher 57 Eura Judgetown Sacked
Megan Matthews 41 EOT Judgetown Hired
Team Previews
AD RIBELLI
Manager: Tina Nile (36, EOT)
Stadium: Stadion Commemorata Beran (Rattford, 9,500)
AD Ribelli are a club set up by Sameban defectors and deserters and others who joined the moderate forces who led a coup against Emile Gartanzo’s supporters in the Beranist Crisis. They then felt the need to leave the country after the war and Eura’s victory, hence the name that translates as Rebels, with the added Sameban “AD” moniker. The club is located out in Rattford as this is where its founder took refuge, and its proximity to the border gives a sense of reassurance to this unusual brand of Expat. They’re quite a small team with a very basic stadium, but play with great enthusiasm and have done well to reach the Primary League.
KEY PLAYERS
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Sterling Evans 20 CB EOT
Toni Zega 26 CM Isolaverde
Paulo Kobe 19 CAM EOT
Mitchell Bevan 20 ST EOT
AFC WHITTORIANS
Manager: Kelly Rose (38, EOT)
Stadium: Mansley Stadium (Port Falcon, 14,000)
The only major club from the remaining Whittorian Isles within the Territories, AFC Whittorians were originally set up by Whittorian refugees and Euran Marines. They have a small but modern and picturesque stadium overlooking a stunning island view (its name comes from a sponsorship deal with Euran aerospace giant Mansley), which makes for perhaps the most anticipated away day in the league for other teams; though it does also mean shaky short haul flights to the islands. Kelly Rose is a very talented young manager who has got this side into the Primary League again playing attractive, free flowing football.
KEY PLAYERS
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Johanna Marqvist 36 GK Savojarna
Prince Hines 22 RWB Hayvnwilde
Marc Jarvis 25 CB Eura
Leon Simon 23 LB Eura
Joseph Titouane 24 CDM Savigliane
Tess Pugh 16 CM/CAM EOT
Kallum Anderson 25 AM Schottia
Akira Tsukuda 27 AM Hinode
Chris Cottrell 18 ST EOT
Scarlett Clark 18 ST EOT
AUTO SINCLAIR
Manager: Craig Sinclair (50, Eura)
Stadium: Portside (Bakermouth, 18,200)
Originally a Tertiary League club, Auto Sinclair have risen quickly to the top flight and look set to stay there on current form. Originally a business venture led by Euran World Cup winning legend Craig Sinclair, in partnership with a local independent car factory, the club are managed by Sinclair but also owned by him, the factory owners and his two brothers, themselves successful businessmen. The club have a newly built stadium next to Bakermouth’s rapidly growing docklands district, and a fine reputation already for sourcing local talent.
STARTING XI (3-2-3-2 FORMATION)
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Taka Mashunikawa 26 GK Hinode
Rob Payne 18 CB EOT
Steven Pritchett 25 CB Eura
Rich Neville 24 CB EOT
Edgar Kaid 22 CDM Eastfield Lodge
Taylor Williams 24 CM EOT
Camilo Huaracha 22 RW Farfadillis
Fabian Alcedo 24 AM Farfadillis
Denis Olivier 27 LM Ethane
Larry Forrest 30 CF/ST Baker Park
Merric Summers 30 ST Nephara
BAKERMOUTH
Manager: Zoe Montgomery (50, Baker Park)
Stadium: New Frontier Stadium (Bakermouth, 60,000)
A new club, Bakermouth are the main club of the eponymous city, the biggest “new city” in the Territories founded by the new regime and growing quickly to a population of one million on the east coast. For the purpose of nation building a hugely impressive new 60,000 seater stadium was built, complete with all the latest facilities and technology, and a giant single tier stand behind one of the goals. They play in a striking red kit similar to Directus, however the real inspiration comes from Lord Baker (where “Bakermouth” comes from), a historic Euran national hero commonly associated with the red and gold colour scheme sometimes used by Euran sporting institutions, most notably the national football team.
STARTING XI (4-4-2 FORMATION)
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Charlie Ross 26 GK EOT
Steve Fox 32 RB Eura
Syrma 28 CB Dainer
Erin Kushner 30 CB Nephara
Lewis Bryant 25 LB Eura
Joel Conway 31 RW EOT
Jackson Haas 21 CM Poafmersia
Nathan Harding 24 CAM EOT
Otose Magnum 27 LM Hinode
Piusz Gaspar 22 ST Pasarga
Christiane Grobe 23 CAM/ST Valanora
SUBSTITUTES AND RESERVES
Feather Graves 31 CM Nephara
Samuel Freeman 39 CM Mertagne/EOT
Christian Kearnan 32 ST Brenecia
BLADES EX MAGNAEUS
Manager: Otis Henry (47, EOT)
Stadium: The Bird Cage (Magnaeus, 54,750)
When the Eurans arrived in Magnaeus it was a city in desolate chaos, having fallen into disrepair under the light touch governance of Runtenbach and the Sunrisians. Surprisingly little thought was given to saving the famous Blades. Then came along Mary Hadlee, a Euran billionaire steel magnate and massive football fan who saw an opportunity to reanimate a classic Mertagne club with her own money. She got started quickly pulling together this phoenix club and rebuilding their iconic Bird Cage stadium and its innovative arching metal bar roof supports, with a slightly lower capacity than previously. Otis Henry manages the side – possibly the best young Expat manager – and they have a strong, experienced team with multiple EOT internationals and overseas players.
STARTING XI (4-4-2 FORMATION)
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Anton Puzin 21 GK Mytanija ON LOAN
Farrell Byron 27 RB Brenecia
Ernie Lynch 30 CB EOT
Billy Holden 24 CB Eura
Jesús Moreno 35 LB EOT
Arthur Dumez 27 RW Acronius
Gareth Benedict 31 CDM Brenecia
Jake Clark 28 CM EOT
James Newton 31 LM EOT
Kasmeer Jewell 33 ST Nephara
Robbie Wood 21 ST EOT
SUBSTITUTES AND RESERVES
Malte Olssen 20 GK Ko-oren
Alips Marauri 21 LB Mertagne
Ishiro Yamura 26 ST Hinode
BURGESS FC
Manager: Miles Lowe (55, EOT)
Stadium: Sunrise Park (Burgess, 45,000)
Burgess are another revived club, one of the “Big Three” of the old Mertagne/Calanian Union clubs that remain in any shape or form. Their heavy Sunrisian influence is obvious with their early commitment to a Sunrisian inspired exciting style of play (their stadium is coincidentally called Sunrise Park), but there’s also the hallmarks of Euran football present with an increased pitch size for possession play being a hallmark of Sunrise Park’s redevelopment. The originally Kytlerian-designed stadium has a lower capacity than previously due to damage sustained during the Collapse, lower by 7,000 seats. However, it retains its relative charm for a modern stadium, and a gorgeous view of the Calanian coast over the top of the low and uncovered East Stand.
STARTING XI (4-2-2-2 FORMATION)
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Cain Forde 32 GK Brenecia
Timwise Gerduns 35 RB EOT
Rhys Davis 21 CB Helving
Baily Davison 33 CB EOT
Tom Renckerson 26 LB Schottia
Damian Fletch 32 RW Brenecia
Ashley Vines 31 CM Brenecia
Marchot Uris 24 CDM Astograth
Kevin Restault 19 LW Mertagne
Charlie Rowe 23 ST EOT
Kalevi Halena 26 ST SRS
SUBSTITUTES AND RESERVES
Nathan Maxwell 17 CM EOT
Aloysian Black 28 ST Brenecia
CRATER TOWN
Manager: Albin Oslograd (51, Eura)
Stadium: The Overlook (Crater, 8,600)
Crater Town is a new club serving the sprawling junktown of Crater at the edge of the rim of the Great Fligsive Crater (now filled in by the sea). It’s one of the most iconic grounds in the country already and very unique; it’s very small, is all-standing, features a strangely unpredictable pitch and even weirder weather due to unexplained consequences of the “Fligsive Event”, with the stadium sometimes subject to baking sun and spine-chilling rainstorms on the same day. Former Euran international and lesser known Oslograd brother Albin Oslograd is the manager and has done a good job of keeping this side in the Primary League so far on minimal resources.
KEY PLAYERS
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Euan Young 19 GK EOT
Emery Hodson 28 RB Jeckland
James Jones 30 CB Blaneu
George Wainwright 18 LB EOT
Joe Irmine 26 CM EOT
Chris Fortune 33 CM Brenecia
Steinar Clemensson 20 AM/ST Graintfjall
Patrick Young 28 CF Helving
Andrew Grimmell 25 CF Tikariot
EXPATS ENDEAVOUR
Manager: Robbie Faulkner (50, Eura)
Stadium: Tregajorran Arena (Fligsive, 18,000)
One of the first new clubs created in the Territories after the Collapse, this Apoxian diaspora team have been here since the genesis of the EOFL. They play at Tregajorran Arena, named after the Apoxian footballing great, who went on to become the first Euran Oceania Territories national team manager. The club has become something of a destination for ageing Apoxian players looking to extend their career and was carried out of the Secondary League by players like Lucan Palmisano, Willem Ajax and most lately Imriel Townsend. All of them are playing below their level even for their age, but despite their moderated pay demands, these few star players consume most of the team’s budget. The Apoxian connection continues with the manager Robbie Faulkner, a former Euran international who spent most of his career playing club football in Apox.
STARTING XI (4-1-3-2 FORMATION)
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Jack Little 32 GK Eura
Zohar Vandermark 32 RB/LB Apox
Roger Bell 19 CB EOT
Briac Lewis 18 CB Mertagne
Ioghan Sprightley 26 LB Brenecia
Ray Cox 20 CDM EOT
Imriel Townsend 35 RW Apox
Aire Echegoyen 24 AM Astograth
Robyn Price 25 LW Brenecia
Lucan Palmisano 38 ST Apox
Scott Hardy 37 ST Apox
SUBSTITUTES AND RESERVES
Oscar Cole 16 ST EOT
FLIGSIVE FC
Manager: John Greaves (69, Eura)
Stadium: Flynn Arena (Fligsive, 96,500)
Formerly one of the biggest clubs in old Mertagne, Fligsive FC are by far the biggest club in EOT. Thanks to the Euran government funded rebuild of the iconic Flynn Arena (and Euran investment in the city in general), the club was able to survive the period of the newly formed and growing Territories having no professional league. They claim a lot of the heritage of the original Fligsive FC, including the same stadium, same kit, and a strikingly similar badge with a small Euran flourish to it. But the Flynn Arena now has blue and gold seats as opposed to its old green and black design, so some things have changed. The side dominated the early years of the EOFL, winning the Primary League title in four of six seasons. They sport a mix of young talent such as Henry Jenkins and highly paid veterans who are simply too good for this league – among them Brae Crowther, captain Peter Chadwick, Morgan Fox and Tom Duffy.
STARTING XI (4-4-2 FORMATION)
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Tammy Barton 35 GK EOT
Aucan Munoz 19 RB Valanora
Ewan Kennedy 26 CB Eura
Alfie Powell-Price 27 CB Ethane
Marcus Manning 26 LCB Kelessek
Brae Crowther 35 RW Brenecia
Henry Jenkins 24 CDM Eura
Peter Chadwick 38 CAM EOT
Laszlo Peto 22 LW/RW Pasarga
Morgan Fox 35 CF Eura
Tom Duffy 35 CF EOT
SUBSTITUTES AND RESERVES
Richard Hicks 18 CB EOT
Oliver Reed 16 RM EOT
Mark Little 32 RW EOT
Celine Valeska 26 CDM Brenecia
Zan Galla 24 AM Eastfield Lodge
John Hooper 28 CF Eura
HYFORD CITY
Manager: Huw Hussain (37, EOT)
Stadium: Hyford City Stadium (Hyford, 41,000)
The old southern Mertagne city of Hyford was massively demographically shifted by the Collapse and is now a remarkable melting pot of cultures, and with that the city has seen the arrival of a cosmopolitan new club that is not particularly Euran, Mertagne, or anything else for that matter. They play at the Hyford City Stadium, one of the gems of Mertagne football pre-Collapse, revamped and refurbished with a slightly reduced capacity and coloured bright orange just as it originally was – even the retractable roof is working again.
STARTING XI (4-4-2 FORMATION)
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Ayesha Genoa 19 GK Mertagne
Carl Clark 18 RB EOT
Andy Cross 23 CB Schottia
Victor Sorloth 32 CB Nephara
Westley Carlisle 29 LB Brenecia
Rogier Deniau 23 RM Ethane
Peter Brooks 35 CM EOT
Josh Cokes 30 CM Dunnes
Charles Allegro 33 LM Ceni
Bob Reeves 28 ST South Newlandia
Annika Fontaine 23 ST Savigliane
JUDGETOWN
Manager: Megan Matthews (41, EOT)
Stadium: The New Ground (Judgetown, 30,000)
A new club formed for the benefit of Judgetown, a Euran “New City” named after the wartime Prime Minister Michael Judge. The city is near the site of the old Mertagne city of Milenol, and is slowly enveloping what is left of it. The new club needed a stadium, so the government built the unimaginatively named “The New Ground” (ripe for sponsorship rights, of course) and handed it over to the new club. To their surprise the club gained a following much quicker than expected and has been able to expand their stadium from its original 25,000 capacity to accompany 30,000 fans. It’s a regular sell out, and with a decent team on the pitch boasting some ex-Euraleague players, more than a match for its opponents in the Primary League. In time it could become one of the bigger clubs. However, Ewan Maher was dismissed after the club narrowly avoided relegation last season, and has been replaced by former Hyford City boss Megan Matthews.
STARTING XI (4-4-2 FORMATION)
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Odessa Bonds 33 GK Nephara
Gemma Green 19 RB EOT
Trent Corbett 18 CB EOT
Obiega 27 CB Dainer
Alex Greenwood 21 LB Tikariot
Leila Crowford 32 RM Nephara
Declan Hardy 30 CM Eura
Dustin Bachelor 31 CDM Eura
Albert Ward 26 LM South Newlandia
Oliver Leith 28 ST EOT
Pluto Akiyama 27 AM/ST Hinode
KT ITSASONTZIAK
Manager: Bart Jones (42, EOT)
Stadium: The Ways (Burgess, 11,059)
Managed by original Euran Oceania Territories international Bart Jones, this originally Audioslavian expat team is based on north east coast, and their name translates as “shipbuilders” – perhaps unsurprising given the stadium is right on the edge of the shipyards east of Burgess. The supporter base is very working class and its core a tight knit community of shipbuilders from all around the multiverse that have come to the Territories. Fans are not just spectators here; the Supporters Trust owns 60% of the club’s shares. This gives the club a rare claim to be a genuine team for the people, even if it means they aren’t the richest side around. As one might expect given their heritage, Itsasontziak and the other “KT” teams in the Territories have a significant Audioslavian contingent in their squad.
KEY PLAYERS
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Winford Cortina 34 GK Audioslavia
Alexander Franklin 18 RWB Eura ON LOAN
Alex Clifford 18 CB EOT
Krisster Christoffer 30 RM Audioslavia
Rich Best 17 CM EOT
Jude Morley 34 CAM Eura
Alonso Mercedes 30 CAM/CF Audioslavia
Eve Reynolds 25 ST EOT
Catheline Durren 32 ST Nephara
MAGNAEUS CITY
Manager: Aiden Dalton (63, EOT)
Stadium: East Park Avenue (Magnaeus, 19,000)
“Blades’ little brother” have done extremely well to go from third tier to first tier in a few seasons, especially given how competitive the second and third tiers have been so far. City have a bit of money and have assembled a tidy team with some experienced overseas players among their number, which should give them a decent chance of becoming a regular Primary League side. The club is technically an old Mertagne side, but is virtually unrecognisable from the original club, including its brand-new stadium built alongside a large urban park.
STARTING XI (4-3-3 FORMATION)
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Medusa Strand 20 GK Nephara ON LOAN
Reese Wilson 17 RB EOT
Hank Miller 26 CB Eura
Kean McDonald 19 CB EOT
Viktor Pettersson 33 LB Savojarna
Dixon Birch 22 RM Eastfield Lodge
Louie McKenzie 37 CM/AM EOT
Hisataro Hoshimitsu 26 AM Hinode
Rnan Black 36 CF Eura
Azhaar Morales 37 ST Eastfield Lodge
John Blake 25 CF Eura
SUBSTITUTES AND RESERVES
Marshall Duff 16 GK EOT
NEW BASTION
Manager: Rhys West (47, Mertagne)
Stadium: Pooltree Memorial Stadium (New Bastion, 35,000)
New Bastion is another “new city” and one with less ambition than Bakermouth. It was set up with nakedly political intentions as you can guess from the name of the city, headquartering the Territorial Administration during the reconstruction of Fligsive. It was decided with the future in mind that a football team should be set up with a standard mid-sized modern stadium, which is how New Bastion FC were born. Their kit and stadium colour scheme are white and black, a subtle inversion of the famous Bastion from who they take their name. They are managed by one of the first coaches of the Expat national team, Rhys West, and boast a strong squad.
STARTING XI (4-4-2 FORMATION)
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Toby Cross 23 GK Eura
Elaine Foray 30 LB/CM/LMNephara
Trent Owen 30 RB Eura
Patrick Spencer 29 CB EOT
Joe Clunes 30 CB Eura
Dani Maddox 30 RW Brenecia
Maria Szantho 22 CAM Pasarga
Tim Watts 27 CM Xanneria
Mason Wyatt 20 LW Eura
Justin Quibble 24 ST EOT
Sigmund Ambrose 31 ST Nephara
SUBSTITUTES AND RESERVES
Albert Hartson 16 CF EOT
NOSTROMO
Manager: Gavin Chamberlain (44, Mertagne)
Stadium: Point Impact (Nostromo, 42,000)
Much like Crater Town, Nostromo were born in the remnants of a great crater-spawning cataclysm, just of a very different and historic variety. Based out to the west inside the Webster Crater, Nostromo were formed out of the still burning embers of an old, dying club from Mertagne, Nostromo Meteorites. Nostromo is technically a new entity but in spirit is a continuity club, and as a tribute to its origins, goes by the nickname “Meteors” and sports a blazing rock as its logo. They play on an absolute dustbowl of a pitch inside a big but crumbling home, the old Point Impact stadium. Facilities are rudimentary at best but that doesn’t stop the team attracting a raucous crowd to their near-derelict stadium. Nostromo used to be one of the biggest five cities in Mertagne but is a shadow of its former self, and the same could be said of this team. However, that only makes them all the more eager to return to their former glories under the tutelage of Gavin Chamberlain.
STARTING XI (4-4-1-1 FORMATION)
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Zak Henderson 36 GK Eura
Sara Simpson 18 RB EOT
Carl Paine 19 CB EOT
Danny Lawrence 37 CB EOT
Maretta Exeter 33 LB Nephara
Amelia Byrne 25 RW EOT
Andrew Kiesewetter 26 CM Tikariot
Taylor Butcher 31 CM Eura
Ryota Maki 26 LM Hinode
Scott Wilkins 28 CF Eura
Helna Dhooper 28 ST SRS
OSLOGRAD ACADEMY
Manager: Lucas Kukiseso (42, Zwangzug)
Stadium: 66 Park (Fligsive, 20,000)
One of these clubs is not like the others. Possibly the biggest impact Skorji Oslograd has had on football in the Territories, aside from massively boosting its profile at home and abroad, is his leading role in constructing a major national academy inspired by overseas projects like the Sunrisian Project 90+ and the Apoxian Centre for Excellence. What is possibly unique about the Skorji Oslograd National Footballing Academy (SONFA) is that it will run as an actual football club as well as a pool for national youth talent to develop. Playing under the name Oslograd Academy at the newly constructed 66 Park (named after the iconic World Cup final Oslograd played in), they feature a uniquely young squad due to a self-enforced limit of three players above age 23, and are likely to be a hot destination for loanees from leagues around the world. Manager Lucas Kukiseso enjoyed a remarkable first two seasons in charge, taking the Academy to consecutive league titles – the first team other than Fligsive FC to top the Primary League.
STARTING XI (3-5-2 FORMATION)
PLAYER AGE POS. NATIONALITY
Viktor Sandnes 19 GK Valanora
Curtis Holman 24 CB/RB Kelessek
Cecile Belmont 21 CB Thibea
Axel Tesoro 25 LB Audioslavia
Lauren Louvel 24 CM Farfadillis
Jermaine Gates 20 CDM/CM Eura
Velasco Narvaes 21 AM Farfadillis
Gus Longhurst 21 AM Ko-oren
Clímaco Reveron 21 LW Farfadillis
Alban Pontiac 22 ST Nephara
Hank Killian 21 ST Chromatika
SUBSTITUTES AND RESERVES
Aoremis Aelea 18 RB Ko-oren
Revy Jacobson 17 LCB EOT
Trevino Muniz 16 CAM Valanora
Nikolett Horvath 17 ST Pasarga
Euran Oceania Football League - Season 7 Results
Primary League Standings
Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Fligsive FC 30 21 3 6 85 23 +62 66 Champions + Champions League + AOCL Cup Winners Cup
2 Oslograd Academy 30 17 10 3 85 40 +45 61 Challengers Cup
3 Blades ex Magnaeus 30 18 6 6 49 21 +28 60 Challengers Cup
4 Bakermouth 30 18 3 9 65 51 +14 57 Challengers Cup
5 New Bastion 30 16 7 7 56 24 +32 55
6 Burgess FC 30 16 6 8 66 46 +20 54
7 Auto Sinclair 30 13 4 13 50 51 -1 43
8 AFC Whittorians 30 12 5 13 40 44 -4 41
9 Nostromo 30 11 7 12 35 39 -4 40
10 Expats Endeavour 30 11 6 13 41 63 -22 39
11 Judgetown 30 10 7 13 41 51 -10 37
12 Hyford City 30 8 7 15 41 62 -21 31
13 KT Itsasontziak 30 6 10 14 30 39 -9 28
14 AD Ribelli 30 6 7 17 34 66 -32 25
15 Magnaeus City 30 5 4 21 38 81 -43 19 Relegation
16 Crater Town 30 3 6 21 23 78 -55 15 Relegation
Secondary League Standings
Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 AFC Cormorants 30 16 8 6 60 31 +29 56 Promoted Liga B Champions Trophy
2 Stoneport 30 15 9 6 40 26 +14 54 Promoted Liga B Champions Trophy
3 Pinehearth Phoenix 30 14 7 9 37 24 +13 49 Liga B Champions Trophy
4 Milenol Mertagne 30 12 10 8 39 33 +6 46
5 Calanians 30 11 11 8 42 38 +4 44
6 Forces FC 30 13 5 12 47 58 -11 44
7 Wozinitz 30 11 10 9 35 28 +7 43
8 CF Saint-Cyr 30 9 15 6 44 38 +6 42
9 Argus Wild Arms 30 11 8 11 40 31 +9 41
10 Westonbirt FC 30 11 8 11 42 43 -1 41
11 Fenice Liberta 30 11 6 13 41 37 +4 39
12 Exiles United 30 9 9 12 28 46 -18 36
13 AFC Gateshead 30 8 10 12 22 30 -8 34
14 Westonbirt City 30 5 13 12 33 47 -14 28
15 Great Bay 30 7 6 17 28 51 -23 27 Relegation
16 Rattford Rovers 30 6 7 17 21 38 -17 25 Relegation
Tertiary League Standings
Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Deepwater Island 30 14 8 8 34 24 +10 50 Promoted
2 KT Kirol Taldea 30 15 4 11 40 36 +4 49 Promoted
3 Tesewind United 30 14 6 10 49 36 +13 48
4 Tessewind Athletic 30 13 9 8 38 28 +10 48
5 Holden-on-Sound 30 13 9 8 39 35 +4 48
6 KT Hegaz Antzarak 30 14 6 10 33 31 +2 48
7 Club Rossa 30 11 10 9 30 26 +4 43
8 Endemians FC 30 11 9 10 37 47 -10 42
9 New Falourr FC 30 11 7 12 42 41 +1 40
10 Club Verde 30 11 6 13 33 37 -4 39
11 Aldonnely-on-Sea 30 10 7 13 30 32 -2 37
12 Gateshead Town 30 9 8 13 28 33 -5 35
13 Bank Wharf 30 7 13 10 27 28 -1 34
14 Diomede Diamonds 30 8 9 13 36 40 -4 33
15 Newton City 30 8 8 14 20 34 -14 32
16 Baudelaire Athletic 30 6 11 13 30 38 -8 29
The 7th Expat Cup
Knockouts
FINAL
FLIGSIVE FC 1 - 0 AUTO SINCLAIR
Fox 67
EOFL Season 7 - Season Review
Primary League Awards
Note: For top goalscorer and top assists, only top five plus anyone level with fifth are included.
Oslograd Trophy (Top Goalscorer)
Alban Pontiac (Nephara, Oslograd Academy) – 26 goals
Charlie Rowe (EOT, Burgess FC) – 22
Morgan Fox (Eura, Fligsive FC) – 21
Hank Killian (Chromatika, Oslograd Academy) – 19
Kalevi Halena (Squornshelous Remnant States, Burgess FC) – 17
Tregajorran Award (Top Assists)
Gus Longhurst (Ko-oren, Oslograd Academy) – 21
Brae Crowther (Brenecia, Fligsive FC) – 20
Climaco Reveron (Farfadillis, Oslograd Academy) – 19
Peter Chadwick (EOT, Fligsive FC) – 18
Joel Conway (EOT, Bakermouth) – 17
Falcon's Glove (Best Goalkeeper)
Anton Puzin (Mytanija, Blades ex Magnaeus)
Toby Cross (Eura, New Bastion)
Tammy Barton (EOT, Fligsive FC)
Salquist Shield (Best Defender)
Aucan Munoz (Valanora, Fligsive FC)
Farrell Byron (Nephara, Blades ex Magnaeus)
Ewan Kennedy (Eura, Fligsive FC)
Sterling Evans (EOT, AD Ribelli)
Joe Clunes (Eura, New Bastion)
Cotrell Vase (Best Midfielder)
Henry Jenkins (Eura, Fligsive FC)
Gus Longhurst (Ko-oren, Oslograd Academy)
Brae Crowther (Brenecia, Fligsive FC)
Jermaine Gates (Eura, Oslograd Academy)
Joel Conway (EOT, Bakermouth)
Expat's Boot (Best Forward)
Alban Pontiac (Nephara, Oslograd Academy)
Morgan Fox (Eura, Fligsive FC)
Charlie Rowe (EOT, Burgess FC)
Hank Killian (Chromatika, Oslograd Academy)
Kalevi Halena (Squornshelous Remnant States, Burgess FC)
Youth Star (Young Player of the Year)
Gus Longhurst (21, Ko-oren, Oslograd Academy)
Anton Puzin (21, Mytanija, Blades ex Magnaeus)
Aucan Munoz (19, Valanora, Fligsive FC)
Jermaine Gates (20, Eura, Oslograd Academy)
Hank Killian (21, Chromatika, Oslograd Academy)
Dominion Medal (Player of the Year)
Henry Jenkins (Eura, Fligsive FC)
Alban Pontiac (Nephara, Oslograd Academy)
Gus Longhurst (Ko-oren, Oslograd Academy)
Anton Puzin (21, Mytanija, Blades ex Magnaeus)
Aucan Munoz (19, Valanora, Fligsive FC)
Knockouts
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First Round
Stoneport 2-0 Argus Wild Arms (2-0 agg)
Deepwater Island 2-1 Rattford Rovers (2-1 agg)
Bank Wharf 1-1 Club Verde (1-1 AET, 1-1 agg, 1-3 PKs)
Tesewind United 1-1 KT Kirol Taldea (1-1 AET, 1-1 agg, 3-1 PKs)
Fenice Liberta 2-0 KT Hegaz Antzarak (2-0 agg)
CF Saint-Cyr 1-2 Forces FC (1-2 agg)
Westonbirt City 1-2 Calanians (1-2 agg)
Milenol Mertagne 2-3 Wozinitz (2-3 agg)
Baudelaire Athletic 2-0 Westonbirt FC (2-0 agg)
Tessewind Athletic 2-0 Holden-on-Sound (2-0 agg)
New Falourr FC 1-2 Club Rossa (1-2 agg)
Pinehearth Phoenix 1-0 Diomede Diamonds (1-0 agg)
Great Bay 1-1 AFC Gateshead (3-1 AET, 3-1 agg)
Newton City 1-0 Exiles United (1-0 agg)
Gateshead Town 3-0 Aldonnely-on-Sea (3-0 agg)
AFC Cormorants 4-1 Endemians FC (4-1 agg)
Second Round
Burgess FC 0-0 Judgetown (0-0 AET, 0-0 agg, 2-0 PKs)
Club Rossa 2-0 Pinehearth Phoenix (2-0 agg)
Calanians 0-6 Fenice Liberta (0-6 agg)
Tesewind United 0-4 Newton City (0-4 agg)
AFC Whittorians 2-2 AFC Cormorants (2-2 AET, 2-2 agg, 3-2 PKs)
Blades ex Magnaeus 0-0 New Bastion (0-0 AET, 0-0 agg, 2-3 PKs)
Crater Town 2-1 Magneus City (2-1 agg)
Baudelaire Athletic 4-3 Oslograd Academy (4-3 agg)
Deepwater Island 1-1 Auto Sinclair (1-2 AET, 1-2 agg)
Nostromo 1-0 Bakermouth (1-0 agg)
Wozinitz 3-2 Club Verde (3-2 agg)
Forces FC 1-2 Fligsive FC (1-2 agg)
AD Ribelli 5-0 Tessewind Athletic (5-0 agg)
KT Itsasontziak 2-4 Great Bay (2-4 agg)
Hyford City 0-0 Gateshead Town (1-0 AET, 1-0 agg)
Expats Endeavour 4-1 Stoneport (4-1 agg)
Third Round
Crater Town 3-0 Club Rossa (3-0 agg)
Fenice Liberta 1-0 AD Ribelli (1-0 agg)
New Bastion 0-2 Hyford City (0-2 agg)
Great Bay 1-1 Wozinitz (1-1 AET, 1-1 agg, 2-1 PKs)
AFC Whittorians 0-6 Fligsive FC (0-6 agg)
Expats Endeavour 2-0 Newton City (2-0 agg)
Baudelaire Athletic 4-0 Burgess FC (4-0 agg)
Nostromo 2-2 Auto Sinclair (2-2 AET, 2-2 agg, 2-4 PKs)
Quarter Finals
Baudelaire Athletic 1-4 Fligsive FC (1-4 agg)
Auto Sinclair 1-1 Great Bay (2-1 AET, 2-1 agg)
Crater Town 0-2 Hyford City (0-2 agg)
Fenice Liberta 2-3 Expats Endeavour (2-3 agg)
Semi Finals
Fligsive FC 1-0 Expats Endeavour (1-0 agg)
Auto Sinclair 3-1 Hyford City (3-1 agg)
FINAL
FLIGSIVE FC 1 - 0 AUTO SINCLAIR
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EOFL Season 7 - Season Review
Primary League Awards
Note: For top goalscorer and top assists, only top five plus anyone level with fifth are included.
Oslograd Trophy (Top Goalscorer)
Alban Pontiac (Nephara, Oslograd Academy) – 26 goals
Charlie Rowe (EOT, Burgess FC) – 22
Morgan Fox (Eura, Fligsive FC) – 21
Hank Killian (Chromatika, Oslograd Academy) – 19
Kalevi Halena (Squornshelous Remnant States, Burgess FC) – 17
Tregajorran Award (Top Assists)
Gus Longhurst (Ko-oren, Oslograd Academy) – 21
Brae Crowther (Brenecia, Fligsive FC) – 20
Climaco Reveron (Farfadillis, Oslograd Academy) – 19
Peter Chadwick (EOT, Fligsive FC) – 18
Joel Conway (EOT, Bakermouth) – 17
Falcon's Glove (Best Goalkeeper)
Anton Puzin (Mytanija, Blades ex Magnaeus)
Toby Cross (Eura, New Bastion)
Tammy Barton (EOT, Fligsive FC)
Salquist Shield (Best Defender)
Aucan Munoz (Valanora, Fligsive FC)
Farrell Byron (Nephara, Blades ex Magnaeus)
Ewan Kennedy (Eura, Fligsive FC)
Sterling Evans (EOT, AD Ribelli)
Joe Clunes (Eura, New Bastion)
Cotrell Vase (Best Midfielder)
Henry Jenkins (Eura, Fligsive FC)
Gus Longhurst (Ko-oren, Oslograd Academy)
Brae Crowther (Brenecia, Fligsive FC)
Jermaine Gates (Eura, Oslograd Academy)
Joel Conway (EOT, Bakermouth)
Expat's Boot (Best Forward)
Alban Pontiac (Nephara, Oslograd Academy)
Morgan Fox (Eura, Fligsive FC)
Charlie Rowe (EOT, Burgess FC)
Hank Killian (Chromatika, Oslograd Academy)
Kalevi Halena (Squornshelous Remnant States, Burgess FC)
Youth Star (Young Player of the Year)
Gus Longhurst (21, Ko-oren, Oslograd Academy)
Anton Puzin (21, Mytanija, Blades ex Magnaeus)
Aucan Munoz (19, Valanora, Fligsive FC)
Jermaine Gates (20, Eura, Oslograd Academy)
Hank Killian (21, Chromatika, Oslograd Academy)
Dominion Medal (Player of the Year)
Henry Jenkins (Eura, Fligsive FC)
Alban Pontiac (Nephara, Oslograd Academy)
Gus Longhurst (Ko-oren, Oslograd Academy)
Anton Puzin (21, Mytanija, Blades ex Magnaeus)
Aucan Munoz (19, Valanora, Fligsive FC)
