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by **Rejistania** » Sat Oct 23, 2010 8:05 am

XTSR

The rejistanian domestic cup saw its share of strangeness again, but let's begin in the first round:

Itamil Itera's amateurs met Karela Veran and defeated them 4:2 in the first match. Only to lose 1:8 in the home game. H4SR team Xuruma Veran thrashed H3SR side Ikiri Itera with a 8:2 aggregate score, and rejistanian champion Itamil Itera fell against the H3SR side Jieru Junis in a penalty kick thriller. The H9SR side Xikila Sekhika eliminated H3SR side Tekavi Viki, Aetaila Seli almost stumbled against Kaheril Sekhika from the H3SR, the amateurs of Hetkali and Ltianhama met in a reenactment of H1SR matches (and with an aggregate win of Hetkali), Hilak Hetaki (H4SR) and nantically-qualified Duriki Itera (H5SR) celebrated 13 goals in 2 matches and with TAHAI! and Tari!, the teams with exclamation marks in their names played each other.

In short: the pleasant craziness of the first round or kanvali mje'het reigned surpreme.

The second qualifiers or kanvali xi'het also had its share of strangeness:

H3SR team Lieta Lines dispatched the H4SR participants Xuruma Veran with an aggregate score of 10:0, Desnike Sekhika had the rotten luck of the draw and fell to Hades, as did Jinhes to the TAHAI! and last year's winner Maharis Maru to Xkora, Sike Veran struggled against nantical-finalist Janajama Yri but squeaked through, as did Liia Lines against H6SR sideNa~ovi-Hama~e Sidekhir thanks to a questionable decision by the referee, Uri Makin sent H2SR side Kalixalka Junis home, and Ltianhama Kimi eliminated Karela Veran in a celebration of takil (which saw 16 goals in 2 matches) and Matix Omeh defeated KaMaRi Iknel in 2 close matches. The biggest upset was H4SR side Simali Sekhika falling to Xikila Sekhika, a team which is currently located in the H9SR.

The 16th-finals, as the rejistanian name vinali'het mjeke sehim translates to, also saw some interesting matches:
Liia Lines defeated Sen-La-Sa~o Relekhati in a thriller which went to penalty kicks, Riandu Redy squeaked through against Sumumusumese H2SR side Shiakyl Sekhika, H9SR side Xikila Sekhika met Hades Lavamje in the match with the highest league disparity,punched way above its weight but fell to the tradition-rich H2SR side, Jieru Junis (H3SR) fell to the H4SR winner Lasane Telek kali in extra time in one of these seemingly pointless matches between 2 lower sides and in a similar match, the nantically-qualified non-league side Dimira Divensi defeated H3SR side Hulanuo Hetaki.

The 8th finals (which is what the rejistanian name vinali'het johim translates to) featured less really odd matches since by not, most of the really odd teams were defeated, but it had great matches of nearly equally skilled teams. The thriller between Matix Omeh and Lades Lavamje which had to be decided via penalty kicks was one of these matches, as was the thriller between Inkatil Inxaril and the TAHAI! which eliminated the exclamation mark team. In regular time, but with just 1 goal in total, Sike sent Na~ovi out of the competition and Karela Lines fell to non-league side Dimira Divensi. Jatujatu Divensi, a team which plays in the H2SR fell to the last remaining H4SR team: Lasane Telek kali.

Quarterfinals or Vinali'het mjihim is at least a cromulent word. And a word that doomed Ltianhama Kimi as well as Jinhes Junis, Inkatil Inxaril and Sike Veran. While the loss of Ltianhama against Hades and the one of Jinhes against Kalisimu in extra time are things which can happen, losing against The Team from Telek City and losing twice 0:2 against a non-league side are things which shouldn't but did.

Jinhes Junis 0-0 Kalisimu Salan (0-0 agg)
Kalisimu Salan 0-0 Jinhes Junis (1-0 AET, 1-0 agg)

Inkatil Inxaril 0-1 Lasane Telek kali (H4SR) (0-1 agg)
Lasane Telek kali (H4SR) 1-0 Inkatil Inxaril (2-0 agg)

Sike Veran 0-2 Dimira Divensi (Heven Tanimesit, Nanti Korona) (0-2 agg)
Dimira Divensi (Heven Tanimesit, Nanti Korona) 2-0 Sike Veran (4-0 agg)

Hades Lavamje 3-1 Ltianhama Kimi (3-1 agg)
Ltianhama Kimi 1-2 Hades Lavamje (2-5 agg)

The semifinals or Vinali'het xihim saw, what now probably qualifies as an upset: Lasane Telek kali falling to Kalisimu Salan. And the non-league team Dimira Divensi went through as well.

Lasane Telek kali (H4SR) 0-1 Kalisimu Salan (0-1 agg)
Kalisimu Salan 1-0 Lasane Telek kali (H4SR) (2-0 agg)

Dimira Divensi (Heven Tanimesit, Nanti Korona) 0-0 Hades Lavamje (0-0 agg)
Hades Lavamje 0-0 Dimira Divensi (Heven Tanimesit, Nanti Korona) (0-1 AET, 0-1 agg)

In the Vinali'het or final Kalisimu Salan met the non-league team Dimira Divensi. And the magic ended after the first match. In the return match, Dimira conceded and lost. Kalisimu Salan win their first cup.

Kalisimu Salan 1-1 Dimira Divensi (Heven Tanimesit, Nanti Korona)
(Kia Samerii 4th, Naivan Maru 59th)

Dimira Divensi (Heven Tanimesit, Nanti Korona) 0-2 Kalisimu Salan (1-3 agg)
(Kia Samerii 80th, Xasnu Sinkit 85th)

by **Delaclava** » Sat Oct 23, 2010 3:31 pm

Here is the fourth season of the Cyanea Joint League! After Portsmouth Pirates made it to the group stage of the Globe Cup and Catherina FC made their way to the group stage of the TakilQuip Champions Cup, the Cyanea Joint League has finally gained its third TQCC spot! Let's see what happened:

Team                       P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Catherina FC              30  21   3   6  60  28  +32  66 Champions/TQCC
  2 First City                30  15   7   8  55  34  +21  52 TQCC
  3 Steckholl United          30  13   9   8  38  36   +2  48 GC
  4 Tacoma Tigers             30  12  12   6  42  36   +6  48 TQCC
  5 Woodstock Wild            30  14   6  10  40  33   +7  48 GC
  6 Portsmouth Pirates        30  14   4  12  54  39  +15  46 GC
  7 Portland Timbers          30  12   6  12  50  50   +0  42 GC
  8 Metro Tirana              30  11   8  11  50  48   +2  41 GC
  9 Saurgerties Snakes        30   9  13   8  35  25  +10  40 GC
 10 Good Liz Walsh            30  10   7  13  26  31   -5  37
 11 New Jerusalem Nobles      30   8  11  11  23  31   -8  35
 12 Tigers                    30   7  12  11  48  50   -2  33
 13 Nicksia Knights           30   8   8  14  36  52  -16  32
 14 Carthage Cannons          30   7  10  13  38  52  -14  31
 15 Filbertiens               30   6   9  15  34  64  -30  27 Relegated
 16 Three Cities              30   3  15  12  28  48  -20  24 Relegated

Catherina FC takes yet another league title! First City is second and shockingly, Steckholl United join them near the top at 3rd, jumping from 14th! Tacoma Tigers are your Sarzonian team in the TQCC. However, Sarzonia dominates the middle, getting four of the six Globe Cup spots and sending two Delaclav teams into the relegation zone. Filbertiens and Three Cities are gone just a season after they both came. Those spots will be filled by teams from the Delaclava Premier League. Speaking of which...

Team                          P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Jasmine Island Peacocks      44  22  12  10  70  46  +24  78 Champions/SBCC/Promoted
  2 Oakley                       44  23   8  13  56  43  +13  77 SBCC/Promoted
  3 Parakeet FC                  44  21  14   9  68  43  +25  77 SBCC
  4 Cleopatrana SC               44  20  14  10  64  42  +22  74 SBCC
  5 Blackwell                    44  18  12  14  49  38  +11  66
  6 Rhodes                       44  16  13  15  42  36   +6  61
  7 Juegas                       44  14  14  16  66  67   -1  56
  8 Castle of Troy               44  14  12  18  44  45   -1  54
  9 Buckley                      44  12  12  20  40  58  -18  48
 10 South Harbor                 44  10  14  20  30  52  -22  44
 11 Silk Road                    44   8  16  20  45  74  -29  40 Relegated
 12 Borrson                      44   9  13  22  40  70  -30  40 Relegated

Welcome back to Jasmine Island Peacocks, who end up leaving the CJL for just one season! Also welcome to Oakley, who will be coming to the CJL for the first time. Relegated from the DPL are Silk Road and Borrson, the latter of which was just arrived. They will be replaced by Brunswick and Glum-n-Blah.

TQCC Spots
Catherina FC (DEL)
First City (DEL)
Tacoma Tigers (SRZ)

GC Spots
Steckholl United (DEL)
Woodstock Wild (SRZ)
Portsmouth Pirates (SRZ)
Portland Timbers (SRZ)
Metro Tirana (DEL)
Saurgerties Snakes (SRZ)

Relegated from CJL
Filbertiens
Three Cities

Promoted from DPL
Jasmine Island Peacocks
Oakley

SBCC Spots
Jasmine Island Peacocks
Oakley
Parakeet FC
Cleopatrana SC

Relegated from DPL
Silk Road
Borrson

Promoted from Silver Division
Brunswick
Glum-n-Blah

by **Krytenia** » Sat Oct 23, 2010 4:12 pm

Association codes

Code: Select all: ANR Ansernia Islands OSR Osarius CAF Cafundéu SRG Sargossa EFL Eastfield Lodge SNO Sorthern Northland EIT Estresse Intenso TBI The Babbage Islands JES Jesselton UNI Unitopolis KPZ Kagdazka and Pazhujebu VAL Valanora LOG Logria VLD Valladares MYT Mytannion ZRB Zarbli

Sixteen teams have been granted entry into the inaugural Cygnus Cup. As such, there will be no need for any qualifying rounds, and the teams will be sorted into eight first-round ties, with eight seeded and eight unseeded teams. The teams were seeded as follows:

Seeded:
Eldorado (CAF)
Ibini FC (VAL)
Alianza Jucaro (SRG)
Neurologists (EIT)
James Connolly SC (SNO)
Eterna Stars (VLD)
Cardiff FC (TBI)
Billiard (ZRB)

Unseeded:
AFC Hollybrent (OSR)
RGS Athletic (EFL)
Eccleston Orient (LOG)
St Columba (ANR)
ZK Port Jarko (MYT)
Xenon (KPZ)
Van Sahar (UNI)
Sembulan (JES)

The Draw

Round One
A - Billiard (ZRB) v RGS Athletic (EFL)
B - Alianza Jucaro (SRG) v AFC Hollybrent (OSR)
C - Eterna Stars (VLD) v ZK Port Jarko (MYT)
D - James Connolly SC (SNO) v Van Sahar (UNI)
E - Cardiff FC (TBI) v Eccleston Orient (LOG)
F - Neurologists (EIT) v St Columba (ANR)
G - Ibini FC (VAL) v Sembulan (JES)
H - Eldorado (CAF) v Xenon (KPZ)

Quarter-Finals
I - Winner A v Winner B
J - Winner C v Winner D
K - Winner E v Winner F
L - Winner G v Winner H

Semi-Finals
M - Winner I v Winner K
N - Winner J v Winner L

Final
Winner M v Winner N - @ Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia (cap 105,013)

All matches to be home and away ties, except the final; games will be scorinated at around this time tomorrow.

Entries for Cygnus Cup II are now being accepted; the deadline is extended from the next edition onwards to approximately 96 hours after the UICA deadline (i.e. four days).

by **Rejistania** » Sat Oct 23, 2010 6:08 pm

Rejistanian ASR-league results

H1SR

And the winner is... Karela Lines! The Karelans might have had rotten luck in the cup, but in the league, they were better. However it was a close finish: Sikane Sekhika was tied on points and goal difference made the difference.

In the end, one very traditional club and one team of oddballs ended one the relegation spots: Aetaila Seli and Jinhes Lines. For Aetaila it was expected that their luck would not hold forever, but the relegation of Jinhes seems shocking for many Rejistanis. Another underperformer was the TAHAI! which only reached the 11th place.

Karelawatch: There were 19 scoreless draws in this season:
MD3: Uikaesaila Ynu 0-0 Si~ltati~rkidate Xkora
MD4: Sikane Sekhika 0-0 Karela Lines
MD4: Sike Veran 0-0 Jinhes Lines
MD6: Sike Veran 0-0 Inotu Yri
MD8: KaMaRi Iknel 0-0 Hades Lavamje
MD9: Itamil Itera 0-0 Sikane Sekhika
MD9: Uikaesaila Ynu 0-0 Inotu Yri
MD10: Sike Veran 0-0 Sikane Sekhika
MD10: Inotu Yri 0-0 Si~ltati~rkidate Xkora
MD12: Ltianhama Kimi 0-0 Sikane Sekhika
MD17: KaMaRi Iknel 0-0 Sikane Sekhika
MD18: Hades Lavamje 0-0 Ltianhama Kimi
MD22: Sike Veran 0-0 Aetaila Seli
MD23: Jinhes Junis 0-0 Sike Veran
MD23: Si~ltati~rkidate Xkora 0-0 Jinhes Lines
MD23: Inotu Yri 0-0 Ltianhama Kimi
MD24: TAHAI! 0-0 Jinhes Junis
MD26: Sike Veran 0-0 Itamil Itera
MD27: Jinhes Junis 0-0 Si~ltati~rkidate Xkora

People who like to see great defensive matches thus probably should go to Sike Veran matches, not Karela Lines ones

Takilwatch: These matches had 5 goals or more:
MD1: Sikane Sekhika 3-2 Hetaki Hetkali
MD2: Aetaila Seli 2-3 Inotu Yri
MD2: Najajara Ynu 3-2 Jinhes Lines
MD2: Hetaki Hetkali 3-2 Sike Veran
MD5: Uikaesaila Ynu 4-1 Hetaki Hetkali
MD7: Hades Lavamje 5-2 Hetaki Hetkali
MD7: Aetaila Seli 1-6 Sike Veran
MD8: TAHAI! 3-2 Aetaila Seli
MD9: Aetaila Seli 2-4 Ltianhama Kimi
MD10: Uikaesaila Ynu 4-1 Aetaila Seli
MD12: Inotu Yri 3-3 Hetaki Hetkali
MD12: TAHAI! 2-5 Sike Veran
MD15: TAHAI! 1-4 Uikaesaila Ynu
MD16: Hetaki Hetkali 4-3 Sikane Sekhika
MD17: TAHAI! 2-3 Hades Lavamje
MD18: Hetaki Hetkali 1-6 TAHAI!
MD20: Hetaki Hetkali 2-4 Uikaesaila Ynu
MD20: Sikane Sekhika 4-1 Inotu Yri
MD21: Aetaila Seli 1-4 Sikane Sekhika
MD24: Ltianhama Kimi 3-4 Aetaila Seli
MD25: Hetaki Hetkali 3-4 Jinhes Lines
MD27: Sike Veran 2-3 TAHAI!
MD29: TAHAI! 3-2 Ltianhama Kimi
MD29: KaMaRi Iknel 1-4 Aetaila Seli
MD29: Hetaki Hetkali 6-1 Jinhes Junis
MD30: Aetaila Seli 4-2 Jinhes Lines
MD30: Najajara Ynu 2-5 Hetaki Hetkali

Xentira Standings

    Team                         P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Karela Lines                30  17   7   6  37  14  +23  58 CHAMPION
  2 Sikane Sekhika              30  16  10   4  40  22  +18  58
  3 Itamil Itera                30  16   5   9  34  16  +18  53
  4 Uikaesaila Ynu              30  14   6  10  42  25  +17  48
  5 Inotu Yri                   30  12  10   8  30  32   -2  46
  6 Jinhes Junis                30  11  12   7  29  27   +2  45
  7 Hetaki Hetkali              30  13   5  12  57  58   -1  44
  8 Si~ltati~rkidate Xkora      30  11  10   9  26  24   +2  43
  9 Sike Veran                  30  10  11   9  32  28   +4  41
 10 Ltianhama Kimi              30  11   5  14  27  33   -6  38
 11 TAHAI!                      30  10   6  14  37  46   -9  36
 12 Najajara Ynu                30  10   6  14  32  43  -11  36
 13 Hades Lavamje               30   9   6  15  28  34   -6  33
 14 KaMaRi Iknel                30   6  11  13  23  34  -11  29
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 15 Aetaila Seli                30   8   5  17  44  61  -17  29 RELEGATED INTO THE H2SR JYA
 16 Jinhes Lines                30   4   9  17  21  42  -21  21 RELEGATED INTO THE H2SR KISUT

The H2SR

The 2 H2SR leagues saw upsets as well, the first one is probably that one of the teams which was supposed to be relegated into it didn't. This was because the unification of 2 league systems put the team Ixkela Sekhika into a playoff against H3SR champion Kisilan-Hsidi Veran, which the Kisilanis lost (1:4 on aggregate). Thus Ixkela advanced instead.

Kisut Standings

    Team                         P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Maharis Maru                30  20   6   4  41  13  +28  66 PROMOTED
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  2 Ixkela Sekhika              30  20   5   5  72  33  +39  65
  3 Shiakyl Sekhika             30  18   5   7  46  19  +27  59
  4 Riandu Redy                 30  15   6   9  34  19  +15  51
  5 Liia Lines                  30  14   6  10  34  27   +7  48
  6 Desnike Sekhika             30  13   8   9  33  22  +11  47
  7 Sen-La-Sa~o Relekhati       30  13   7  10  56  45  +11  46
  8 Matix Omeh                  30  12  10   8  25  21   +4  46
  9 Hanin Sekhika               30   8  15   7  34  35   -1  39
 10 Sanhedi Seli                30  11   5  14  23  31   -8  38
 11 Ntekhik Sekhika             30  10   6  14  25  28   -3  36
 12 Yja~eina Kimi               30   6   9  15  28  40  -12  27
 13 Shetemai Divensi            30   5  11  14  19  31  -12  26
 14 Shentailkunvu Sidekhir      30   7   5  18  36  84  -48  26
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 15 Mikedi Veran                30   6   5  19  24  46  -22  23
 16 Itivanax Xkora              30   6   3  21  23  59  -36  21

Jya Standings

    Team                     P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Sike Sekhika            30  18  6   6  42  17  +25  60 PROMOTED
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  2 Kalisimu Salan          30  19  3   8  49  30  +19  60
  3 Miharil Maru            30  16  8   6  34  17  +17  56
  4 Jatujatu Divensi        30  16  6   8  55  38  +17  54
  5 Msedaril Makin          30  16  5   9  43  27  +16  53
  6 Na~ovi Sekhika          30  14  5  11  42  39   +3  47
  7 Kalixalka Junis         30  12  7  11  42  29  +13  43
  8 Riaela Sekhika          30  11  9  10  48  48   +0  42
  9 Sikane Simu             30  13  3  14  31  41  -10  42
 10 Latori Lines            30  12  4  14  29  30   -1  40
 11 Inkatil Inxaril         30  11  6  13  26  29   -3  39
 12 Janhujanhu Kaletri      30  10  4  16  40  52  -12  34
 13 Xanumil Xalki           30   8  8  14  42  65  -23  32
 14 Miharil Sekhika         30   6  7  17  20  35  -15  25
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 15 Kalisimu Kaletri        30   4 10  16  22  43  -21  22 RELEGATED
 16 Hetlasane Hetkali       30   5  7  18  29  54  -25  22 RELEGATED

Kisilan-Hsidi Veran and Vanatesu Viki promote into the Kisut divisasi and Lieta Lines and Jieru Junis into the Jya divisasi.

by **Stuffed Taxidermists** » Sat Oct 23, 2010 9:25 pm

Stuffed Taxidermists A Division Season II Teams And Stadia
Teams:
Eastern Rangers
Western Hillmen
Wanderers FC
Thaplace City Tigers
Thaplace City United
Denborough FC
Brenton Athletic
Kenworth United
Cape Renko Dolphins
Gonesville Eels
The League has changed substantially, with two new teams, Gonesville Eels and Wanderers FC, being added to the league. Wanderers FC will be a powerful team this year and are expected to challenge for the title. Also this year up to 15 players will be allowed in the teams, though most teams will only have 14 players. 3 new stadiums have been added, after being used in the First Global Powers Cup. It looks like it will be a good year and Western Hillmen might not be so dominant.
Eastern Rangers
Stadium: Stuffed Air Stadium: Capacity 65,000

Team:
GK Foden Norchville (32) NATIONAL TEAM
DF Jacques Jaques (30)
DF Henri Kull (28)
DF Michael Yenser (31)
DF Richard Horeson (27)
DF Redge Serton (21)
MF Patar Jingi (27) Captain
MF Andrew Lelsh (25)
MF Simonelli Deranoi Meralda (25)
MF Gundervaar Ingermarfson (30)
MF Rakash Honjeen (28)
MF Genoa Dtore (19)
FW Garry Vern (21)
FW Jackson Fert (22)
Coach: Benjamin Bolvillle
Kits:
Home: Shirt all light blue pants black
Away Shirt all black pants light blue
Description: The team and fans spirits are low this year, after finishing last the year before. A new Stadium and a few new players could help them lift off the bottom and challenge for a top 5 position this year.
Transfers/New Additions or Retirements: Simonelli Deranoi Meralda upgraded from Rookie list, Matthew Barton to Amateur side Retuka Town, Cala Betu retirement, Patar Jingi form Thaplace City Tigers for $100,000, Genoa Dtore from Retuka Town for Matthew Barton.
Thaplace City Tigers
Thaplace International Stadium: Capacity 125,000

GK Barney Yonsa (19)
DF Yolanda Meed (33)
DF Benedict Gopengir (16) NATIONAL TEAM Captain
DF Gitchell Ficher (22)
DF Harrison Derhu (24)
DF Andrew Halderbar (20) NATIONAL TEAM
MF Shaun Iane (22)
MF Kevin Hene (23)
MF Paul Query (31)
MF Aaron Klein (15)
MF Tony Uilop (18)
FW Milo Kendo (20)
FW Ronald Feslen (21)
FW Jacob Hensill (23)
Coach: Makamana Huilio-Benrela
Kit:
Home: Red and Orange striped shirt, white pants
Away: White shirt, white pants
Description: Came a surprise second last year. Are looking forward to making a big mark and challenging for the Championship this year. Young Benedict Gopengir has been promoted to Captain after Yolanda Meed relinquished the title. Gopengir had an amazing season last year and really impressed for the National Team. Andrew Halderbar from the National Team also comes in.
Transfers/New Additions or Retirements: Filipe Oasville Retirement, Barney Yonsa upgraded from Rookie List, Patar Jingi to Eastern Rangers for $100,000, Aaron Klein from Denborough FC for $31,000.
Denborough FC
Eastern Stadium: Capacity 73,000

GK Jakarta Kalala (30)
DF Francis Gyens (25)
DF Servan Fryins (25)
DF Bono Kol (34)
DF Jeff Yards (17)
DF Giovani Yupoli (24) NATIONAL TEAM Captain
MF Jack Kelly (18) NATIONAL TEAM
MF Tayler Torel (25)
MF Lich Henderson (21)
MF Kendo Hunjila (30)
MF Filden Noran (23)
MF Finlay Servania (29)
FW Ivan Feish (25)
FW Mack John (27)
Coach: Vladimir Zolaka
Kit:
Home: Half green half orange shirt, black pants
Away: Light Green shirt, black pants
Description: Placed second last in the previous season, which was a disappointing result. They will expect a better result this year with Giovani Yupoli arriving from Thaplace City United. They lost young gun Aaron Klein for a painfully low amount of money. Will hopefully settle into their new home at Eastern Stadium nicely, but cannot expect crowds of over 35,000
Transfers/New arrivals or Retirements: Giovani Yupoli from Thaplace City United for $500,000, Aaron Klein to Thaplace City Tigers for 33,000, Filden Noran upgraded from Rookie list, Finlay Servania discovered by scouts in Thaplacia.
Western Hillmen
Western Park: Capacity 17,000

GK Renaro (23)
DF Gordon Falcon (26)
DF Leon Halderbar (20) NATIONAL TEAM
DF Xavier Tio (23) NATIONAL TEAM
DF Leon Hilbern (26)
DF Aidan June (23)
MF David Smith (20) Captain NATIONAL TEAM
MF Benjiman (28)
MF Jang Hwong (21) NATIONAL TEAM
MF Sean Peek (30)
MF Mikolo Monkela (39) NATIONAL TEAM
MF Mitchel Jakobs (18)
FW Adriano (22)
FW Denfaro (23)
Coach: Mark Railes NATIONAL COACH
Kit:
Home: Red shirt white sleeves, green pants
Away: White shirt with red sleeves, white pants
Description: Last year’s Champions will have a bigger challenge this year. They have lost star goalkeeper Vario Manfini to Wanderers FC. Wanderers also expressed interest in Jang Hwong but Hillmen won’t give over. We should see some exciting football by them over the course of the year.
Transfers/New Arrivals or Retirements: Vario Manfini to Wanderers FC for $2,000,000, Denfaro found by scouts in unknown country, Edward Wart to Amateur side Tungo City for $12,000, Heath Gass Retirement, Renaro found by Scouts from A Guy Called Death, Leon Hilbern from Amateur Club Interbar AC for $20,000, Mitchel Jakobs upgraded from rookie list.
Wanderers FC
Eastern Stadium: Capacity 73,000

GK Vario Manfini (27) NATIONAL TEAM
DF Nicholas Marchson (22) NATIONAL TEAM
DF Lion (23)
DF Pan Best (25)
DF Conner Bandana (23)
DF Christian Desk (25)
MF Frank Hunser (24) NATIONAL TEAM Captain
MF Orlando Fisher (21) NATIONAL TEAM
MF Vikalo Poyino (24)
MF Kristian Unbed (30)
MF Chris Garris (19)
FW Horhae Ronazo (27) NATIONAL TEAM
FW Regan Garfield (19)
FW Fred Yung (23)
Coach: Blake Rent
Kit:
Home: Light Orange shirt black pants
Away: Black shirt black pants
Description: One of the two new teams in the league, they have started favourites to win the league this year. They have several talented players and a good coach. They will have an ever growing fan base throughout the season and should expect growing crowds at Eastern Stadium. Their derby matches will be against Western Hillmen and Gonesville Eels.
Transfer/New Arrivals or Retirements: Vario Manfini from Western Hillmen for $2,000,000, Nicholas Marchson Uncontracted, Orlando Fisher Uncontracted, Vikalo Poyino from Cape Renko Dolphins for $1,000,000, Horhae Ronazo from Thaplace City United for $3,000,000, Christian Desk from Kenworth United for $500,000.
Cape Renko Dolphins
Cape Stadium: Capacity 5,000

GK Cenerino Huminoj (19)
DF Tuijukl Webnehaha (30)
DF Michel Tuvalu (25)
DF Yungu Jant (25)
DF Xiserate Nimanana (20)
DF Cenerau Butino (28)
MF Scott Censet (21)
MF Vintako Englinasder (19)
MF Johnathon Hujok (24) NATIONAL TEAM
MF Lianamen Gunjimen (20)
MF Daniel Rento (23) NATIONAL TEAM
FW Rufus Mckenzies (18) NATIONAL TEAM
FW Tequternana Xven (19)
FW Denver Wasnunko (23)
Coach: Cameron Dolson
Kit:
Home: White shirt with dolphin emblem, black pants
Away: Red shirt with dolphin emblem, black pants
Description: Finished in fourth place last year. They have been streamlined young talent through their Rookie and Scouting systems. They have lost Vikalo Poyino to Wanderers FC. They will hope for another top 4 place this year. Their captain Jink Des has retired.
Transfers/New Arrivals or Retirements: Vikalo Poyino to Wanderers FC $1,000,000, Jink Des retirement, Cenerino Huminoj upgraded from Rookie list, Bernie Guynew retirement, Scott Censet from Amateur Club FC Wertingham for 57,000, Vintako Englinasder found by Scouts in Cape Renko, Denver Wasnunko upgraded from Rookie List.
Brenton Athletic
Retuka Stadium: Capacity 80,000

GK Fernando Gushina (22)
DF Wendell West (30) Captain
DF William Renya (25)
DF Tan McDonald (23)
DF Ryan Hemphill (28)
MF Paul Homens (20)
MF Dane Colins (24)
MF Vito Fiaguli (19)
MF Machiavelli (27)
MF Sen Besgerate (25)
MF Gus Rentuka (20)
FW Nano (22)
FW Cane Jackal (22)
FW Nathan Deralio (15) NATIONAL TEAM, U-16 NATIONAL CAPTAIN
Coach: Gahnda Fenes
Kit:
Home: Brown shirt with large A in middle, white shorts.
Away: White Shirt with large A in middle, white shorts
Description: Would be very lucky to make the top five this year. They will hopefully settle into their new stadium well. They have a new coach this year, Gahnda Fenes. They will not be involved in transfers and scouting much.
Transfers/New Arrivals or Retirements: Elsen Cunal Retirement, Cane Jackal upgraded from Rookie list, Gus Rentuka upgraded from Rookie list.
Gonesville Eels
Stuffed Air Stadium: Capacity 65,000

GK Richard Felled (24)
DF Tyson Gysobia (19) NATIONAL TEAM
DF Bob Silent (28)
DF Wayne Cousin (22)
DF Terry Gondelar (30)
DF Lloyd Smith (18)
MF Ian Reginald (24) NATIONAL TEAM Captain
MF Asher Pomens (27)
MF Marcus Glades (18)
MF Becker Santos (24)
FW Micheil Gerbil (27) NATIONAL TEAM
FW Caspar Nihns (23)
Coach: Adam Johnson
Kit: Dark blue shirt with Eel picture on it, white shorts
Home: White shirt with Eel picture on it, black shorts
Description: The second new team this season. They probably won’t make the top 5, and might be in the mix for relegation. For a mid class team, they have quite a lot of National Players.
Transfers/New Arrivals or Retirements: Micheil Gerbil Uncontracted, Ian Reginald Uncontracted, and Tyson Gysobia Uncontracted.
Thaplace City United
Thaplace International Stadium: Capacity 125,000

GK Jermaine Hutsfield (26)
DF Cole Dash (24)
DF Hunter Vick (19)
DF Reece Dash (23)
DF Miki Tomalik (27)
DF Tyson Dfis (24)
MF Andrew Klaser (20)
MF Yungo (19)
MF James Pincer (25)
MF Iain Cement (21)
MF Glenn Ninotlee (29)
FW Gino (27)
FW Ash Villey (23)
Coach: Leanne Deralio
Kit:
Home: Black and white striped shirt, white pants
Away: Black shirt with one white strip down the middle, white pants
Description: Have been reasonably weakened this year by the departure of star striker Horhae Ronazo and star defender Giovani Yupoli. They were arguably the most involved in trade this season, and can only hope for a top 5 finish. George Fredrichs has also left, going into pre retirement with Unofficial club Canestane. They have no National Team players this year.
Transfers: Horhae Ronazo to Wanderers FC for $3,000,000, Milsen to Kenworth United for $950,000, George Fredrichs retirement, Giovani Yupoli to Denborough FC for $500,000, Gino from Kenworth United for $1,000,000, Hunter Vick from Retuka Town for 30,000, Andrew Klaser upgraded from Rookie list, Yungo upgraded from rookie list.
Kenworth United
George I Convention Centre: Capacity 21,000

GK Garry Holes (16) NATIONAL TEAM U-16 NATIONAL TEAM
DF Uavulia Huijlia (30)
DF Albie Yinderlock (18)
DF Tony Hutchinson (26)
DF Mannie Nola (29)
DF Henry Grae (18)
MF Keith Young (20)
MF Aawers Delsackian (25)
MF Centako Huminara (23)
MF Josiah Lominos (21)
MF Heath Poller (20) NATIONAL TEAM Captain
FW Frank Campley (20)
FW Josephine Fintopia (19)
Coach: Jose Denvalo
Kit:
Home: Gray Shirt, black shorts
Away: Gray Shirt, black shorts
Description: Have lost most of their National Team players this year. Did relatively well last year, but not expected to do as well this year. They have recruited the first ever female player in the A division, Josephine Fintopia.
Transfers/New Arrivals or Retirements: Christian Desk to Wanderers FC for $500,000, Gino to Thaplace City United for $1,000,000, Albie Yinderlock upgraded form Rookie list, Josephine Fintopia found by scouts in Thaplace City.

by **Stuffed Taxidermists** » Sun Oct 24, 2010 12:19 am

The following is the reults for the Stuffed Taxidermists A and B divisions.
MATCHDAY 1
A Division
Wanderers FC 0-5 Cape Renko Dolphins
Western Hillmen 5-3 Kenworth United
Gonesville Eels 0-0 Denborough FC
Eastern Rangers 1-0 Thaplace City United
Brenton Athletic 1-1 Thaplace City Tigers
B Division
Tungo City 1-0 Quendo City
Retuka Town 4-0 Nochinville Warriors
Interbar AC 1-0 Gonesville Knights
FC Wertingham 0-1 Jifcel United
Honda FC 0-0 Denzio Demons
MATCHDAY 2
A Division
Kenworth United 1-0 Wanderers FC
Denborough FC 1-2 Cape Renko Dolphins
Thaplace City United 1-2 Western Hillmen
Thaplace City Tigers 1-1 Gonesville Eels
Brenton Athletic 2-4 Eastern Rangers
B Division
Nochinville Warriors 1-1 Tungo City
Gonesville Knights 2-1 Quendo City
Jifcel United 2-2 Retuka Town
Denzio Demons 2-2 Interbar AC
Honda FC 1-0 FC Wertingham
MATCHDAY 3
A Division
Wanderers FC 1-2 Denborough FC
Kenworth United 3-4 Thaplace City United
Cape Renko Dolphins 1-1 Thaplace City Tigers
Western Hillmen 2-0 Brenton Athletic
Gonesville Eels 1-0 Eastern Rangers
B Division
Tungo City 2-0 Gonesville Knights
Nochinville Warriors 3-3 Jifcel United
Quendo City 1-2 Denzio Demons
Retuka Town 0-1 Honda FC
Interbar AC 1-1 FC Wertingham
MATCHDAY 4
A Division
Thaplace City United 0-4 Wanderers FC
Thaplace City Tigers 1-1 Denborough FC
Brenton Athletic 2-0 Kenworth United
Eastern Rangers 4-1 Cape Renko Dolphins
Gonesville Eels 2-2 Western Hillmen
B Division
Jifcel United 0-1 Tungo City
Denzio Demons 0-1 Gonesville Knights
Honda FC 1-2 Nochinville Warriors
FC Wertingham 1-1 Quendo City
Interbar AC 2-1 Retuka Town
MATCHDAY 5
A Division
Wanderers FC 3-3 Thaplace City Tigers
Thaplace City United 2-0 Brenton Athletic
Denborough FC 1-1 Eastern Rangers
Kenworth United 1-3 Gonesville Eels
Cape Renko Dolphins 4-1 Western Hillmen
B Division
Tungo City 0-2 Denzio Demons
Jifcel United 2-0 Honda FC
Gonesville Knights 1-0 FC Wertingham
Nochinville Warriors 3-1 Interbar AC
Quendo City 0-1 Retuka Town
MATCHDAY 6
A Division
Brenton Athletic 0-4 Wanderers FC
Eastern Rangers 5-4 Thaplace City Tigers
Gonesville Eels 0-0 Thaplace City United
Western Hillmen 4-2 Denborough FC
Cape Renko Dolphins 2-1 Kenworth United
B Division
Honda FC 1-1 Tungo City
FC Wertingham 0-3 Denzio Demons
Interbar AC 0-1 Jifcel United
Retuka Town 4-2 Gonesville Knights
Quendo City 0-0 Nochinville Warriors
MATCHDAY 7
A Division
Wanderers FC 5-0 Eastern Rangers
Brenton Athletic 0-1 Gonesville Eels
Thaplace City Tigers 1-4 Western Hillmen
Thaplace City United 1-1 Cape Renko Dolphins
Denborough FC 2-2 Kenworth United
B Division
Tungo City 1-0 FC Wertingham
Honda FC 2-0 Interbar AC
Denzio Demons 8-1 Retuka Town
Jifcel United 4-0 Quendo City
Gonesville Knights 0-3 Nochinville Warriors
MATCHDAY 8
A Division
Gonesville Eels 1-2 Wanderers FC
Western Hillmen 3-1 Eastern Rangers
Cape Renko Dolphins 0-0 Brenton Athletic
Kenworth United 1-1 Thaplace City Tigers
Denborough FC 1-0 Thaplace City United
B Division
Interbar AC 2-1 Tungo City
Retuka Town 0-2 FC Wertingham
Quendo City 1-1 Honda FC
Nochinville Warriors 0-1 Denzio Demons
Gonesville Knights 2-1 Jifcel United
MATCHDAY 9
A Division
Wanderers FC 2-5 Western Hillmen
Gonesville Eels 2-1 Cape Renko Dolphins
Eastern Rangers 2-0 Kenworth United
Brenton Athletic 1-1 Denborough FC
Thaplace City Tigers 1-6 Thaplace City United
B Division
Tungo City 0-1 Retuka Town
Interbar AC 4-1 Quendo City
FC Wertingham 0-1 Nochinville Warriors
Honda FC 1-1 Gonesville Knights
Denzio Demons 4-0 Jifcel United
MATCHDAY 10
A Division
Cape Renko Dolphins 2-0 Wanderers FC
Kenworth United 0-0 Western Hillmen
Denborough FC 0-0 Gonesville Eels
Thaplace City United 1-1 Eastern Rangers
Thaplace City Tigers 4-2 Brenton Athletic
B Division
Quendo City 2-0 Tungo City
Nochinville Warriors 0-1 Retuka Town
Gonesville Knights 0-0 Interbar AC
Jifcel United 2-1 FC Wertingham
Denzio Demons 0-0 Honda FC
MATCHDAY 11
A Division
Wanderers FC 2-0 Kenworth United
Cape Renko Dolphins 7-0 Denborough FC
Western Hillmen 6-4 Thaplace City United
Gonesville Eels 1-1 Thaplace City Tigers
Eastern Rangers 1-1 Brenton Athletic
B Division
Tungo City 0-1 Nochinville Warriors
Quendo City 0-0 Gonesville Knights
Retuka Town 4-0 Jifcel United
Interbar AC 1-3 Denzio Demons
FC Wertingham 2-0 Honda FC
MATCHDAY 12
A Division
Denborough FC 1-3 Wanderers FC
Thaplace City United 0-2 Kenworth United
Thaplace City Tigers 2-0 Cape Renko Dolphins
Brenton Athletic 0-2 Western Hillmen
Eastern Rangers 2-0 Gonesville Eels
B Division
Gonesville Knights 0-1 Tungo City
Jifcel United 0-1 Nochinville Warriors
Denzio Demons 1-0 Quendo City
Honda FC 2-0 Retuka Town
FC Wertingham 0-0 Interbar AC
MATCHDAY 13
A Division
Wanderers FC 2-1 Thaplace City United
Denborough FC 0-5 Thaplace City Tigers
Kenworth United 0-5 Brenton Athletic
Cape Renko Dolphins 1-1 Eastern Rangers
Western Hillmen 1-1 Gonesville Eels
B Division
Tungo City 1-1 Jifcel United
Gonesville Knights 3-1 Denzio Demons
Nochinville Warriors 0-1 Honda FC
Quendo City 2-0 FC Wertingham
Retuka Town 0-2 Interbar AC
MATCHDAY 14
A Division
Thaplace City Tigers 3-4 Wanderers FC
Brenton Athletic 1-1 Thaplace City United
Eastern Rangers 0-1 Denborough FC
Gonesville Eels 2-0 Kenworth United
Western Hillmen 0-1 Cape Renko Dolphins
B Division
Denzio Demons 0-1 Tungo City
Honda FC 0-1 Jifcel United
FC Wertingham 1-0 Gonesville Knights
Interbar AC 1-2 Nochinville Warriors
Retuka Town 2-0 Quendo City
MATCHDAY 15
A Division
Wanderers FC 0-0 Brenton Athletic
Thaplace City Tigers 1-1 Eastern Rangers
Thaplace City United 1-0 Gonesville Eels
Denborough FC 0-2 Western Hillmen
Kenworth United 4-1 Cape Renko Dolphins
B Division
Tungo City 1-0 Honda FC
Denzio Demons 1-3 FC Wertingham
Jifcel United 2-2 Interbar AC
Gonesville Knights 6-7 Retuka Town
Nochinville Warriors 2-0 Quendo City
MATCHDAY 16
A Division
Eastern Rangers 1-1 Wanderers FC
Gonesville Eels 1-2 Brenton Athletic
Western Hillmen 2-1 Thaplace City Tigers
Cape Renko Dolphins 3-1 Thaplace City United
Kenworth United 3-0 Denborough FC
B Division
FC Wertingham 0-2 Tungo City
Interbar AC 1-0 Honda FC
Retuka Town 1-2 Denzio Demons
Quendo City 0-2 Jifcel United
Nochinville Warriors 2-1 Gonesville Knights
MATCHDAY 17
A Division
Wanderers FC 2-1 Gonesville Eels
Eastern Rangers 2-1 Western Hillmen
Brenton Athletic 0-1 Cape Renko Dolphins
Thaplace City Tigers 6-0 Kenworth United
Thaplace City United 2-0 Denborough FC
B Division
Tungo City 2-2 Interbar AC
FC Wertingham 1-1 Retuka Town
Honda FC 0-0 Quendo City
Denzio Demons 6-1 Nochinville Warriors
Jifcel United 2-0 Gonesville Knights
MATCHDAY 18
A Division
Western Hillmen 0-0 Wanderers FC
Cape Renko Dolphins 2-3 Gonesville Eels
Kenworth United 3-0 Eastern Rangers
Denborough FC 0-1 Brenton Athletic
Thaplace City United 1-1 Thaplace City Tigers
B Division
Retuka Town 2-1 Tungo City
Quendo City 1-3 Interbar AC
Nochinville Warriors 3-0 FC Wertingham
Gonesville Knights 0-0 Honda FC
Jifcel United 2-1 Denzio Demons

A Division Standings

   Team                       P   W  D  L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Western Hillmen           18  11  4  3  42  25  +17  37 TQCC
 2 Cape Renko Dolphins       18   9  4  5  35  22  +13  31 GC
 3 Wanderers FC              18   9  4  5  35  26   +9  31
 4 Eastern Rangers           18   7  6  5  27  27   +0  27
 5 Gonesville Eels           18   6  7  5  20  18   +2  25
 6 Thaplace City Tigers      18   4  9  5  38  34   +4  21
 7 Thaplace City United      18   5  5  8  26  29   -3  20
 8 Brenton Athletic          18   4  6  8  18  25   -7  18
 9 Kenworth United           18   5  3 10  24  37  -13  18
10 Denborough FC             18   3  6  9  13  35  -22  15

B Division Standings

   Team                 P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
 1 Denzio Demons       18 103 5 37 17  +20 33 (SBCC) Promoted
 2 Nochinville         18 103 5 25 21   +4 33 (SBCC)
 3 Jifcel United       18 9 4 5 26 22   +4 31
 4 Retuka Town         18 9 2 7 32 31   +1 29
 5 Tungo City          18 8 4 6 17 15   +2 28
 6 Interbar AC         18 7 6 5 25 22   +3 27
 7 Honda FC            18 5 7 6 11 12   -1 22
 8 Gonesville K        18 5 4 9 19 27   -8 19
 9 FC Wertingham       18 4 4 1012 21   -9 16
10 Quendo City         18 2 5 1110 26  -16 11

A Division Summary: Western Hillmen have ended up champions for the second year in a row in the A Division this season. Wanderers FC and Thaplace City Tigers were supposed to have put up a fight, but neither looked like catching up to the in-form Hillmen. Great leadership by National Captain David Smith in his last year at the club made up for the loss of star Goalkeeper Vario Manfini to Wanderers, and booked them a chance of participating in the TakilQuip Champions Cup. Cape Renko had a pleasing result, placing second. Natural skill and team chemistry worked well over the course of the year, and booked a chance of making an appearance in the Globe Cup. Cape Renko managed to defeat both Wanderers and Hillmen sometime in the season. Cape Renko will be a big threat next year when David Smith leaves Hillmen. Wanderers placed third this year, a slightly disappointing result for the well funded club. They had a lot of poor losses, and many of their star players, such as Horhae Ronazo and Vario Manfini, were out of form for most of the year. Eastern Rangers surprised everybody by placing fourth this year, bouncing back from their last place position last year. They played some good football this year and managed to topple some of the bigger teams. Gonesville Eels managed to round out the top 5 this year, probably impressing more than Wanderers. They managed to topple Cape Renko twice during the season and Western Hillmen once during the year. Placing a disappointing sixth ware Thaplace City Tigers, who were expected to challenge for the title this year. They had more losses than wins. Their rivals Thaplace City United placed just behind them in seventh. In eighth was Brenton Athletic, who didn’t expect much more than eighth anyway, in second last was Kenworth United and in last, being relegated, was Denborough FC.

B Division Summary: Denzio Demons surprised everybody winning promotion from the B Division this year, and booking themselves a chance at the SBCC. They narrowly edged out Nochinville Warriors by goal difference. Nochinville also booked themselves a chance at the SBCC. Favourites Retuka Town finished in fourth place this year, a little bit like Wanderers FC’s performance.

by **Adihan** » Sun Oct 24, 2010 5:17 am

Effective immediately, the International University Challenge Championship presented by AT will be organised by the Football Federation of Ad’ihan (AFF). The AFF will return to having organisational responsibilities for the competition, taking over from the Vephrall Collegiate Sporting Alliance. The AFF wishes to thank the CSA for their hard work over the duration that the CSA was in charge.

The deadline for entries to the 31st International University Challenge Championship presented by AT is Wednesday, 28 October 2010 at 0900 UTC. The qualifying draw will be conducted the same day. The final of the 31st International University Challenge Championship will be held at the Olympic Tower Stadium in Aeropag, Paripana.

The IUCC Executive Committee also notes that the 31st edition of the tournament will mark the end of the sponsorship contract between the International University Challenge Championship and Aeropag Tribune Media. Corporations wishing to sponsor the tournament from IUCC 32 through 35 should submit applications (in this thread) to the Executive Committee before a date to be announced.

The IUCC Competitions Committee has also announced that the final of IUCC 32 will take place at the Protectorate Stadium in City of Ad’ihan, regardless of the winner of the 31st International University Challenge Championship presented by AT. The final site of IUCC 33 will be determined by the champion association from IUCC 32.

by **Krytenia** » Mon Oct 25, 2010 4:32 am

Association codes

Code: Select all: ANR Ansernia Islands OSR Osarius CAF Cafundéu SRG Sargossa EFL Eastfield Lodge SNO Sorthern Northland EIT Estresse Intenso TBI The Babbage Islands JES Jesselton UNI Unitopolis KPZ Kagdazka and Pazhujebu VAL Valanora LOG Logria VLD Valladares MYT Errinundera ZRB Zarbli

First Round
First Leg
Billiard (ZRB) 1-5 RGS Athletic (EFL)
Alianza Jucaro (SRG) 3-1 AFC Hollybrent (OSR)
Cardiff FC (TBI) 1-3 Eccleston Orient (LOG)
Neurologists (EIT) 2-1 St Columba (ANR)
Eterna Stars (VLD) 4-1 ZK Port Jarko (MYT)
James Connolly SC (SNO) 0-1 Van Sahar (UNI)
Ibini FC (VAL) 3-0 Sembulan (JES)
Eldorado (CAF) 2-2 Xenon (KPZ)

Second Leg
RGS Athletic (EFL) 2-1 Billiard (ZRB) (7-2 agg)
AFC Hollybrent (OSR) 1-2 Alianza Jucaro (SRG) (2-5 agg)
Eccleston Orient (LOG) 1-0 Cardiff FC (TBI) (4-1 agg)
St Columba (ANR) 0-1 Neurologists (EIT) (1-3 agg)
ZK Port Jarko (MYT) 0-0 Eterna Stars (VLD) (1-4 agg)
Van Sahar (UNI) 0-2 James Connolly SC (SNO) (1-2 agg)
Sembulan (JES) 1-3 Ibini FC (VAL) (1-6 agg)
Xenon (KPZ) 1-5 Eldorado (CAF) (3-7 agg)

Quarter Finals
First Leg
RGS Athletic (EFL) 0-1 Alianza Jucaro (SRG)
Eccleston Orient (LOG) 1-1 Neurologists (EIT)
Eterna Stars (VLD) 1-1 James Connolly SC (SNO)
Ibini FC (VAL) 2-0 Eldorado (CAF)

Second Leg
Alianza Jucaro (SRG) 4-1 RGS Athletic (EFL) (5-1 agg)
Neurologists (EIT) 8-1 Eccleston Orient (LOG) (9-2 agg)
James Connolly SC (SNO) 5-2 Eterna Stars (VLD) (6-3 agg)
Eldorado (CAF) 1-0 Ibini FC (VAL) (1-2 agg)

Semi Finals
First Leg
Alianza Jucaro (SRG) 1-1 Neurologists (EIT)
James Connolly SC (SNO) 2-1 Ibini FC (VAL)

Second Leg
Neurologists (EIT) 1-2 Alianza Jucaro (SRG) (2-3 agg)
Ibini FC (VAL) 2-1 James Connolly SC (SNO) (2-1 AET, 3-3 agg, 3-2 PKs)

Final
Alianza Jucaro (SRG) 0-1 Ibini FC (VAL)
@ Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia

Congratulations to Ibini FC of Valanora, who win the inaugural Cygnus Cup, and an automatic berth in the next edition.

by **Krytenia** » Mon Oct 25, 2010 9:43 am

UICA REPORT

CHRONOWIRE SERIES B CHAMPIONS' CUP
We start off with the small beer of the SBCC, in which the Liga entered eight teams. Jhanna City, Inanam, Internashionale, Hecia, and Beverington Hawks all entered at the preliminary stage, with all but Inter promptly exiting. Violia City of Osarius took care of JCFC, the lone Jesseltonian representative lost out to Sargossan side Piratas de Ariaco, and Hecia were never in the races against Eastfield Lodge's Toclafania. Beverington were the unlucky ones of the group, going out on penalties after one-nil wins apiece against Logrian side Hudstone United.

Inter, meanwhile, needed extra time to defeat Lagoon Crocodiles of the Whirl Islands, but won through to face Toclafania in the second round. They were joined at this stage by Cedrus Soundgardia, Hallad Reavers, and lone Krytenian entrants Bradwell Saints. All negotiated safely into the group stage (Internashionale avenging Hecia in the process), with VfB Lordrin of Paripana (or Lontorika, for the pedantic) no match for Cedrus, and Bradwell easing past Maritime, the Logrian navy team.

The group stage was as good as it got for the Starblaydi sides, with only one win for Inter (at home to group-topping Sortherners Marx-Stadt) and Hallad (also at home, to Poconese opponents Athletico Palampas). Bradwell, meanwhile, topped their group, ahead of AFF (Cafundéu), United Mercenaries (Estresse Intenso), and Tallahassee Blues (another Paripanan side, "representing" Ja Si Yun).

Onto the knockouts for Saints then, as they looked to "do a New Cefn" and become only the second Krytenian side to win an official UICA tournament. Riverston Town of Ad'ihan couldn't stop them in the second round, whilst a three-two home win proved sufficient to eliminate Serrano of Cafundéu in the quarters. A brave display away to Valencia of Valladares in the semi-finals meant that the men in green and white were off to Raynor City and the final; the fairytale, however, was denied them by CSD Trecelunas, with the Saints going down three-one in extra time.

TAKILQUIP CHAMPIONS' CUP
And so, onto the big one. The bizarre nature of the Liga's TQCC spots meant that Tabeck took part in the preliminary round in the champion's path, despite being runners-up; Emberton Reds took part in the corresponding path for non-champions at the same stage, with Ousevale Borough entering at the group phase.

Tabeck got an early wake-up call in the competition, losing their first leg to unknowns St Piran of the Ansernia Islands; a four-one win soon righting that particular wrong. Emberton, in the other half of the draw, had few such problems against Osarius' UICA veterans Burningham City, and both advanced to the playoff round. Tabeck, perhaps learning from their close call in the prelims, were defensively stronger against Liventian representatives Dover City; Emberton were not so lucky, knocked out by Sorthern Northland's wonderfully-named Sparrowbottom Athletic.

The group stage, meanwhile, was best forgotten. Tabeck and Ousevale were both drawn in Group E, alongside Valanoran club giants Raynor City United and the dangerous Cafundulenses, Ranca Toco. Neither would make a serious contention for the top two, though the Tigers' away win at RCU granted them a parachute drop into the Globe Cup. Speaking of which...

GLOBE CUP
We start our Globe Cup review in the Preliminary Stage; Sembulan, however, would rather we didn't, as they never recovered from a five-nil first leg defeat at the hands of Valanora's Club ESF. The trickle of teams in (and out) of the competition continued with Foxchester Raiders being knocked out in the Eliminatory Stage by SN's own James Connolly SC; happier news for Avidia United, meanwhile, who went through against Ad'ihani side Pilminster Rovers.

The Qualifying Stage was the beginning (and end) of the road for Iskara Daii - beaten by Logria's Eccleston Orient, a side that played no league football at all last season - and it was the end of Jesselton's participation in UICA football for the season, too, with Kepayan leaving themselves too much to do against Bloomfield National of the Babbage Islands, going out on away goals despite a brave second leg fightback. Naval Sharks of the Whirl Islands, though, were no match for the soaring Eagles, and Avidia joined TQCC parachutees Emberton Reds, as well as direct qualifiers Mercia Bromham, in the Group Stage.

The groups were the end of the road for Emberton (one win in six), but Avidia United and Mercia Bromham both made it through; Ousevale Borough, entering from the TQCC group stage, made three. They, and twenty-nine other hopeful sides, went into the draw for the first knockout round; the draw was not kind to Ousevale or Mercia, however, and they both were eliminated to big name teams at this stage - Hondo (Valanora) and Atlético Jutense (Cafundéu) respectively.

One team, though, remained. Avidia United came from behand to defeat Jamaica Giants, ostensibly of Ja Si Yun, on away goals, before doing exactly the same against Ad'ihan's County Stanley in the round of sixteen. No such drama, though, in a comprehensive quarter-final victory over Zarblese surprise package Warriors, and it was on to the semis.

There, though, it ended, at the hands of the SLANI representatives Black Oasis Athletic. This set up an all-SLANI final; we couldn't agree more.

by **Queer Poco el Mono Ara** » Tue Oct 26, 2010 12:16 pm

Association Codes

ANR  Ansernia Islands
CLP  Cotdelapoms  
MYT  Mytannion   
NTH Nethertopia     
PAS  Pasarga
QPM  Queer Poco el Mono Ara
SRG  Sargossa
WHI  Whirl Islands

Due to numbers, we've gone with three groups of five with the top two progressing plus the best two third placed sides.

Group A                       P  W  D  L For  Ag  +/- Pts  Ciu San AJk StM LRD
01 Ciudad Soluca       (SRG)  8  8  0  0  23   3  +20  24   X  2-0 2-0 3-0 4-0
02 Santos Luega        (PAS)  8  6  0  2  15   5  +10  18  1-2  X  2-1 3-0 2-0
03 Ajax Khaldoon II    (QPM)  8  1  3  4   8  12   -4   6  1-2 0-2  x  2-2 1-1
04 St. Mabyn           (ANR)  8  1  2  5   4  16  -12   5  1-3 0-4 0-0  x  1-0
05 Lagoon Red Diamonds (WHI)  8  1  1  6   3  17  -14   4  0-5 0-1 1-3 1-0  x

Group B                       P  W  D  L For  Ag  +/- Pts  NAP CAP Cos Pyt ZKP
01 NAPPC               (NTH)  8  6  2  0  21   1  +20  20   X  0-0 6-0 6-0 1-0
02 CA Paulinthal       (PAS)  8  5  1  2  15   4  +11  16  0-1  X  3-0 3-1 4-0
03 Cosmopolitan        (CLP)  8  2  2  4   4  13   -9   8  0-2 0-1  X  1-1 2-0
04 Pythons             (QPM)  8  1  4  3   6  13   -7   7  1-1 2-0 0-0  X  0-0
05 Z.K. Port Jarko     (MYT)  8  1  1  6   2  17  -15   4  0-4 0-4 0-1 2-1  X

Group C                       P  W  D  L For  Ag +/- Pts  Mer StP Mon NaS Atl
01 Mercadel S.C        (SRG)  8  4  2  2  13   7  +6  14   x  1-2 4-0 1-0 0-0
02 St. Piran           (ANR)  8  4  2  2  16  15  +1  14  2-3  X  4-2 2-2 3-1
03 Montréal            (CLP)  8  3  2  3   9  17  -8  11  1-1 1-1  X  2-1 1-0
04 Navel Sharks        (WHI)  8  3  1  4  15  11  +4  10  0-2 4-0 5-0  X  2-1
05 Atletik Thessia     (MYT)  8  2  1  5   9  12  -3   7  2-1 1-2 1-2 3-1  x
*Mercadel S.C ahead of St. Piran on on goal difference

Quarter Finals

(SRG) Ciudad Soluca 3-0 Montréal     (CLP) 3-0 0-0 

(NTH) NAPPC 6-0 St. Piran            (ANR) 4-0 2-0 

(SRG) Mercadel S.C. 2-3 Santos Luega (PAS) 2-3 0-0

(PAS) CA Paulinthal 5-0 Cosmopolitan (CLP) 2-0 3-0

Semi Finals

(SRG) Ciudad Soluca 1-5 NAPPC        (NTH)  1-1 0-4


(PAS) Santos Luega 0-2 CA Paulinthal (PAS)  0-1 0-1

Final

(NTH) NAPPC 0-3 CA Paulinthal (PAS)

Congratulations to CA Paulinthal of Pasarga winning the second Copa De Campeones

by **Hanox** » Wed Oct 27, 2010 6:05 pm

Hanoxian Premiership

Pos Team         	  P 	W 	D 	L 	GF 	GA 	GD 	Pts
1. Black Cherry   	 18 	12 	3 	3 	44 	21 	23 	39* (TBCC)
2. Avivus                18 	8 	6 	4 	34 	25 	9 	30* (GC)
3. Volx FC 	         18 	8 	5 	5 	21 	19 	2 	29* (GC)
4. North Hanox Blizzards 18 	7 	5 	6 	15 	15 	0 	26* (GC)
5. Maxom Academy	 18 	6 	5 	7 	20 	23 	-3 	23
6. Hamlet State		 18 	6 	5 	7 	24 	28 	-4 	23
7. Cardinal Pericchio FK 18 	6 	4 	8 	20 	25 	-5 	22
8. FC Coperniucs 	 18 	6 	2 	10 	23 	35 	-12 	20
9. Brennan FC       	 18 	4 	6 	8 	23 	27 	-4 	18
10. Holy Lowry FC	 18 	5 	3 	10 	17 	23 	-6 	18* (Relegated)

Habva TV Ligue 1

Pos Team         	P 	W 	D 	L 	GF 	GA 	GD 	Pts
1. FK. Varga           	14	10	2	2	41	14	27	32* (SBCC)
2. Alewood		14	8	4	2	31	12	19	28
3. Jessop KEK		14	7	6	1	28	13	15	27
4. Falkig FC		14	5	9	0	31	26	5	24
5. Sliemon Wanderers	14	7	1	6	21	27	-6	22
6. Cardinal Mondeo	14	6	3	5	17	22	-5	21
7. Free Saints Union	14	4	4	6	16	30	-14	16
8. God's Soldiers	14	2	4	8	8	43	-35	10

Hanoxian Cup

Maxom Academy 4 - 0 Alewood

TBCC - Black Cherry
GC - Avivus, Volx FC, North Hanox Blizzards
SBCC - FK Varga
Cygnus Cup - Maxom Academy

by **Kagdazka and Pazhujebu** » Thu Oct 28, 2010 2:26 pm

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KPFA League First Division 5243 Season Preview

Tertius Shajarhayam - As World Cup qualification heats up, we must not forget about the domestic divisions! Who isn't looking forward to another great season in Kagdazka and Pazhujebu? Unlike last year, when there was a gigantic clump of mid-table clubs and many teams were expected to compete for UICA places, the spread of quality in the field this year is broad. There are only five or so teams expected to be good enough to finish in the top four and the mid-table teams are likely to finish mid-table again. In fact, the most unpredictable aspect of the First Division may be the relegation dogfight, where there are four or five (depending on who you ask) clubs in danger of the drop. Speaking of which...

As everyone will undoubtedly know, most readers of the Herald are Angels supporters. So how will our boys in red and blue do? Unfortunately, not well, we expect. A total overhaul of the team is necessary at the moment. Even the clubs best two players, Timriz and Semënov, have seen noticeable dips in form for both club and country. What is needed is to push out the older generation of players who have repeatedly proven they aren't good enough. Now, ownership has done the right thing insofar as installing Xenon assistant Zivan Zagorinski at the helm, but not enough has been done so far. The underperforming players are still here, and instead of bringing some performing ones in, we've sold the one good player we did have, Charha Chadi, to Urajbina for a fraction of what he's worth. We're in trouble, Angels fans. Keep your hopes in check this year, especially when we play Therakham. Our biggest rivals are set to have their best season in history, and it will probably be at our expense. We'll never hear the end of it.

Transfers

ST Charhaghezh Chadi (24 yrs old) from Angels to Urajbina
MF Vsevolod Ogorodov (18 yrs old) from Dynamo to Urajbina
DF Yuri Utepov (16 yrs old) from Gimnasia to Sparta (Cotdelapoms)
DF Athaši Hu (19 yrs old) from Juvapanam to Vulkan
GK Zubeida Ichuvihaja (21 yrs old) from Krevetka to Cross SC (Zarbli)
ST Anastasia Khorkuleva (18 yrs old) from Krevetka to Therakham
ST Sergei Aznabaev (18 yrs old) from Nekromanti to Yastrabi
ST Igor Omelchenko (20 yrs old) from Yellowknife Yaks to Zhevassi

Team-by-Team Breakdown

Zhevassi
Colors: Sky blue, orange, and metallic gold
City, Country: Zhevassi, Pazhujebu
Manager: Nemešiabhi Ja (Pazhujebu)
Notable Players: Vasilisa, Qiva, Shcherbina, Omelchenko
Finish Last Year: Champions
Expectations: Title contenders
Other: There's no reason to think the holders will be unseated. Omelchenko is a fine addition to the attack.

FKM
Colors: Orange and silver
City, Country: CMZ Metropolitan Area, Kagdazka
Manager: Cheslav Isyanov (Kagdazka)
Notable Players: Vuhumkara, Vaskaryev, Radic, Zbruyev
Finish Last Year: 2nd
Expectations: Title contenders
Other: Isyanov was a great find... he wasn't too expensive and his teams have excellent mental fortitude.

Therakham
Colors: Blue, black, and white
City, Country: Mahathu, Pazhujebu
Manager: Ugo Stowell (Queer Poco el Mono Ara)
Notable Players: Khorkuleva
Finish Last Year: 5th
Expectations: Title contenders
Other: All their spending is a big gamble; after all, they aren't made of money. But Therakham will shine.

Urajbina
Colors: Yellow, blue, and red
City, Country: Urajbina, Pazhujebu
Manager: Kiriyak Dzhamgerchinov (Kagdazka)
Notable Players: Vazavorski, Guvidhipa, Chadi, Ogorodov
Finish Last Year: 14th
Expectations: Chance at Globe Cup spot
Other: No team spent more money in the offseason; new manager + new players = a lot better than 14th.

Vulkan
Colors: Burgundy and wisteria
City, Country: Gelendzhik, Kagdazka
Manager: Yegor Gaznayev (Kagdazka)
Notable Players: Yivashaktim, Hu, Mizirov, Stefanovic
Finish Last Year: 7th
Expectations: Chance at Globe Cup spot
Other: Their fans can gloat all they want that Meteoriti have gone down, it won't win them the title.

Shadows
Colors: Silver and black
City, Country: Pkethat Šede, Pazhujebu
Manager: Miron Stefanyshyn (Kagdazka)
Notable Players: Uharhi
Finish Last Year: 6th
Expectations: Upper mid-table
Other: 6th last year, 6th the year before, probably 6th this year. Their problem: the fans don't care.

Yastrabi
Colors: Amber and white
City, Country: Dyurtyuli, Kagdazka
Manager: Katerina Lyakhova (Kagdazka)
Notable Players: Aznabaev
Finish Last Year: 11th
Expectations: Upper mid-table
Other: Aznabaev is a beast. He can't carry Yastrabi, but he'll do enough to keep them solidly mid-table.

Gimnasia
Colors: Turquoise and wisteria
City, Country: Gelendzhik, Kagdazka
Manager: Sergei Qaralashvili (Kagdazka)
Notable Players: Levantis, Monalté, Nikolic
Finish Last Year: 8th
Expectations: Lower mid-table
Other: Owner Alakar Maxagonal wants to get the attack-minded club to the UICA spots. Not this year.

Krevetka
Colors: Wisteria
City, Country: Oktyabrsk, Kagdazka
Manager: Prosha Tsilevich (Kagdazka)
Notable Players: -
Finish Last Year: 3rd
Expectations: Lower mid-table
Other: Building a dynasty? Evidently not. Khorkuleva and Ichuvihaja have flown, as have Krevetka's chances.

Xenon
Colors: Navy blue
City, Country: Gvardeysk, Kagdazka
Manager: Wladyslaw Bashirskaya (Kagdazka)
Notable Players: Denisov, Belyakov
Finish Last Year: 9th
Expectations: Lower mid-table
Other: Xenon's management is a hot commodity; two assistant managers have been bought by other clubs.

Juvapanam
Colors: Sky blue and silver
City, Country: Juvapanam, Pazhujebu
Manager: Šudhan Chahachim (Pazhujebu)
Notable Players: Ghur, Chahachim
Finish Last Year: 4th
Expectations: Lower mid-table
Other: So close yet so far: last season's near UICA achievement will be followed by more typical mediocrity.

Angels
Colors: Red, sky blue, and purple
Cities: Dyurtyuli, Kagdazka and Mahathu, Pazhujebu
Manager: Zivan Zagorinski (Kagdazka)
Notable Players: Timriz, Semënov, Spiridonov
Finish Last Year: 10th
Expectations: Relegation danger
Other: See above. Supporters need to brace themselves; Angels could be this year's Meteoriti.

Nekromanti
Colors: Black and red
City, Country: Fatezh, Kagdazka
Manager: Sergei Pakhomov (Kagdazka)
Notable Players: -
Finish Last Year: 12th
Expectations: Relegation danger
Other: Everyone was pleased to see Nekromanti stay up last year, but the dream could be over this time.

Dynamo
Colors: Yellow and wisteria
City, Country: Tashtagol, Kagdazka
Manager: Khuzhu Uthassišabipa (Pazhujebu)
Notable Players: Tchailharovic
Finish Last Year: 13th
Expectations: Relegation danger
Other: Dynamo after selling Nikolic = 3rd to 13th. Dynamo after selling Ogorodov = 13th to... uh-oh.

Urnabhi
Colors: Dark pink and orange
City, Country: Emuzhezh, Pazhujebu
Manager: Brutušam Erassi (Pazhujebu)
Notable Players: -
Finish Last Year: Second Division, Group B, 1st
Expectations: Relegation danger
Other: How the hell did they even make it up? Urnabhi are the lightest of lightweights; fodder.

Yellowknife Yaks
Colors: Black and yellow
City, Country: Dyurtyuli, Kagdazka
Manager: Alexandre Ogrande (Zarbli)
Notable Players: -
Finish Last Year: Second Division, Group C, 1st
Expectations: Relegation danger
Other: Oh, not this lot again. Nutters FC return to the top flight with a Zarblese coach but no good players.

One final note; even though they are rivals to our beloved Angels, we at the Herald salute Zhevassi for their qualification to the Globe Cup group stages in the tournament's latest edition. Though they were obliterated out of their group, we were all still very pleased to see a team from the Federation make that first step up.

by **Stuffed Taxidermists** » Fri Oct 29, 2010 3:58 am

ST Cup
The first ST cup will hopefully be a good one. It will consist of all teams in the A Division (including relegated Denborough FC) and 6 teams in the B Division. Western Hillmen will be looking for a win in the Cup after their successful title defence in the League, but Wanderers FC and Cape Renko Dolphins will be there to contest that.
First Round
Gonesville Eels 2-2 Denborough FC (2-2 agg)
Stuffed Air Stadium: Crowd 58,456
Gonesville took an early two goal lead, but Denborough fought back with goals from a corner and a penalty respectively.
Denborough FC 2-1 Gonesville Eels (4-3 agg)
Eastern Stadium: Crowd 30,122
Denborough dominated all game and an own goal was all that kept Gonesville’s hopes alive.

Cape Renko Dolphins 1-0 Wanderers FC (1-0 agg)
Cape Stadium: Crowd 5,000
Cape Renko managed to hold on in a tight match at home against Wanderers FC, A low strike from near the halfway line secured the game for them.
Wanderers FC 1-3 Cape Renko Dolphins (1-4 agg)
Eastern Stadium: Crowd 72,996
Cape Renko produced an amazing performance away from home securing a trip to the Semis. They had a 2-0 lead at half time and produced another convincing performance. The victory left them 4-1 against Wanderers on aggregate.

Western Hillmen 3-0 Denzio Demons (3-0 agg)
Western Park: Crowd 17,000
The reigning champions showed Denzio Demons that next year is not going to be a walk in the park, defeating them 3-0 in a display of authority. Western Hillmen performed well without Former Captain David Smith.
Denzio Demons 0-3 Western Hillmen (0-6 agg)
Denzio Pitch: Crowd 3,456
Western Hillmen once again dominated Denzio, defeating them 3-0, leaving the score 6-0 on aggregate.

Nochinville Knights 0-6 Kenworth United (0-6 agg)
Sertenio Stadium: Crowd 4,678
Kenworth absolutely dominated this game. Everybody in the crowd left the stadium utterly shocked with the result. Nochinville looked unconfident out of the field, but it was mainly due to the good performance by Kenworth
Kenworth United 3-1 Nochinville Knights (9-1 agg)
George I Convention Centre: Crowd 20,534
Kenworth managed another victory at George I Convention Centre, making the score 9-1 on aggregate.

Brenton Athletic 1-0 Eastern Rangers (1-0 agg)
Retuka Stadium: Crowd 74,987
Brenton slipped in a quick goal 5 minutes into the game and managed to hold on for the rest of the match.
Eastern Rangers 2-1 Brenton Athletic (2-2 AET, 2-3 agg)
Stuffed Air Stadium: Crowd 64,578
Brenton Athletic had a 1 goal lead at half time after a goal from a free kick. Let the game go in the second half, and Rangers managed to scrape a 1 goal victory, forcing the game into extra time. After four exciting goals, extra time finished 2-2. Brenton Managed to come through after Eastern Rangers last shot went wide.

Thaplace City Tigers 2-4 Thaplace City United (2-4 agg)
Thaplace International Stadium: Crowd 125,000
The Tigers were playing inferior football and let United get the better of them.
Thaplace City United 1-2 Thaplace City Tigers (5-4 agg)
Thaplace International Stadium: Crowd 124,987
Both teams played average football, but Tigers got the empty win, and United limped through 5-4 on aggregate.

Jifcel United 1-3 Retuka Town (1-3 agg)
Jifcel Stadium: Crowd 6,700
Retuka produced good football, what was expected but not seen over the course of the season.
Retuka Town 2-1 Jifcel United (5-2 agg)
Retuka Stadium: Crowd 19,982
Retuka Town produced a less convincing win at home, but it was good enough to send them to the next round on 5-2

Tungo City 1-1 Interbar AC (1-1 agg)
Tungo Ground: Crowd 2,322
Tungo drew with Interbar in a tightly contested game
Interbar AC 0-0 Tungo City (0-0 AET, 1-1 agg, 3-2 PKs)
Old Interbar Ground: Crowd 998
In a very boring game, Extra time couldn’t sort out the result. Interbar eventually prevailed via Penalty Kicks.

Semi Finals
Denborough FC 1-2 Cape Renko Dolphins (1-2 agg)
Eastern Stadium: Crowd 50,378
Cape Renko produced a performance good enough to secure a win at a mostly empty Eastern Stadium. Denborough showed sign of resistance in the second half, but it was too late as they were two nil down at that point.
Cape Renko Dolphins 1-0 Denborough FC (3-1 agg)
Cape Stadium: Crowd 5,000
Cape Renko managed to hold onto a well earned win in an exciting game that had plenty of shots on goal. The result leaves the score on aggregate at 3-1, a good result from Cape Renko and a brave effort from Denborough.

Western Hillmen 0-0 Kenworth United (0-0 agg)
Western Park: Crowd 17,000
On a rainy and miserable day, Kenworth took advantage of an Adriano injury and held on for a surprising draw. Both teams had plenty of shots in the first half, but in the second half the gameplay slowed down.
Kenworth United 1-1 Western Hillmen (1-1 AET, 1-1 agg, 2-1 PKs)
George I Convention Centre: Crowd 21,000
Kenworth produced a great performance to really challenge Western Hillmen in normal time and courtesy to a scissor kick goal had Western Hillmen at 1-1 at the end of the game, leaving it 1-1 on aggregate. In extra time both teams produced goals, so therefore it had to go into Penalty Kicks. The eventual results were in favour of Kenworth thanks to Western Hillmens Goalkeeper being young and inexperienced and letting an easy shot in. The crowd looked very happy and proud of the win against the League Champions.

Brenton Athletic 2-0 Thaplace City United (2-0 agg)
Retuka Stadium: Crowd 79,890
Brenton put on a dominant display to seal the game in the second half after good defding in the first half from United, although they couldn’t hold out forever.
Thaplace City United 1-0 Brenton Athletic (1-2 agg)
Thaplace International Stadium: Crowd 125,000
United managed an average and bare win at home after an Athletic goal was disallowed due to a foul committed in the box. The game left the score at 2-1 on aggregate.

Retuka Town 0-1 Interbar AC (0-1 agg)
Retuka Stadium: Crowd 67,934
Interbar caused another upset at Retuka Stadium in front of the nation’s leader, defeating Retuka Town 1-0. Retuka tried every trick in the book trying to get past Interbar’s defence, but nothing worked.
Interbar AC 2-1 Retuka Town (3-1 agg)
Old Interbar Ground: Crowd 4,980
Interbar sealed a trip to the Preliminaries with a win against Retuka Town at home. Interbar were down 1-0 at half time but put two goals in the net in the first ten minutes of the second half. The fina; score was 3-1 on aggregate to Interbar AC.

Preliminary Finals
Cape Renko Dolphins 6-0 Kenworth United (6-0 agg)
Cape Stadium: Crowd 5,000
Cape Renko dominated Kenworth and obliterated any hope that they had of making the final. Tow red cards in the first half mad things look bad for Kenworth, but then Cape Renko scored 5 goals in the second half to make it worse. Cape Renko striker Rufus Mckenzies scored 5 goals (all in the second half)
Kenworth United 1-4 Cape Renko Dolphins (1-10 agg)
George I Convention Centre: Crowd 11,997
Cape Renko once again beat Kenworth, this time at a sparsely capacitated George I Convention Centre. The game left the score an astonishing 10-1 on aggregate.

Brenton Athletic 1-0 Interbar AC (1-0 agg)
Retuka Stadium: Crowd 80,000
Brenton gained an important win at home to put their hopes up for a place In the final. A header goal from a corner sealed the win for Athletic.
Interbar AC 0-2 Brenton Athletic (0-3 agg)
Old Interbar Ground: Crowd 5,000
Interbar tried their hearts out but couldn’t get a result at home. Athletic progressed to the final/s against Cape Renko. The final score was 3-0 on aggregate.

Finals
Cape Renko Dolphins 6-0 Brenton Athletic (6-0 agg)
Thaplace International Stadium: Crowd 125,000
Cape Renko Dolphins Goals: Mckenzies: 17, 18, 45+1 Censet: 34 Xven: 73, 89
Brenton Athletic Goals: None

First Half
The day was sunny and many people flocked to watch the first edition of the final of the ST Cup, and not many expected to see a close game. They did not get one. Brenton got the first shot on target almost right after the game started, but it was quickly booted up field by the goalkeeper and after a few minutes of meddling around, Mckenzies closed in on goal and scored Cape Renko’s first. After a quick turnover after the game restarted, Mckenzies scored his and Cape Renko’s second. Scott Censet scored Cape Renko’s third with a sneaky shot that went in the top left corner. In extra time of the first half Mckenzies scored his hat trick with a chip shot.
Second Half
The opening 25 minutes of the second half went without much incident, as the ball was held up in the middle whenever Cape Reno tried to attack the Brenton Athletic defence seemed up to the job. But in the 71st minute one of their defenders was sent off with an injury and Cape Renko Striker Tequternana Xven saw an opportunity to score. He dodged past the Athletic defence and put the ball in the back of the net. Even though Athletic knew the game and most likely the Cup was out of their reach, they didn’t give up, but Xven managed to score his second just before the start of injury time.

Brenton Athletic 0-1 Cape Renko Dolphins (0-7 agg)
Thaplace International Stadium: Crowd 125,000
Cape Renko Dolphins Goals: Xven: 23.
Brenton Athletic Goals: None
First Half
It was a windy day, and though the result was most likely already decided, the Stadium was still full of yelling supporters. The First Half was mostly a bore other than Tequternana Xven’s goal from the halfway line. Brenton Athletic seemed to have the advantage most of the half, getting more shots on target then Cape Renko Dolphins.
Second Half
The Second Half began with rain sprinkling the pitch. There was almost no action until twenty minutes into the half, but by then it was too late for Brenton Athletic. The final whistle was met with a loud roar from the Cape Renko fans in the crowd and ecstatic celebrations from the players.

Cape Renko have won the first ST Cup, after failing to win in the league. Wanderers FC were surprising in a bad way, going out in the first round. League Champions were shockingly knocked out by Kenworth United in the Semi Finals. Hopefully the cup will be some indication of what it will be like in the league next year.

by **Adihan** » Fri Oct 29, 2010 8:19 pm

31st International University Challenge Championship presented by AT

The 31st International University Challenge Championship sees the tournament's smallest number of participating teams since the rules were changed to allow each association to send three teams. Just four associations—Virçais (which replaces Vephrall), Liventia, Ad’ihan and the Academy Sporting Association—sent teams to compete.

A total of 13 teams will take part in this edition, the smallest since the ninth edition of the tournament saw just 11 teams take part. The small number of teams has necessitated a change in format for this tournament. Defending champions Van Prooijen University (ASA) will receive a bye to the final stage. The remaining 12 teams will play in three groups of four—each group containing a team from each nation—with each group winner joining Van Prooijen in the finals, which will be held as a round-robin stage.

The winner of the final round-robin stage will be presented with the IUCC trophy.

Group draw
Group A
Great Northern University (ASA)
Altsend Southern University (ADN)
Pardbo University (LEN)
Desanang Maritime Academy (VRC)

Group B
Sheoron College (VRC)
Dover University (LEN)
Stanley College (ADN)
University of Sonoma (ASA)

Group C
University of Science and Maths (ADN)
Folenisa University (LEN)
Fekliir State College (VRC)
Evestigatus Institute of the Arts (ASA)

by **Zarbli** » Sun Oct 31, 2010 12:22 pm

Zarblese League VIII
Duke League VIII Preview

International Transfers:

TRANSFERS IN

Faith Tikka	    ST  1876 Esca (Mytannion)-------------->Battle
Sliseao		    ST  FK Ibon (Mytannion)---------------->Billiard
Zubeida Ichivihaja  GK  Krevetka (Kagdazia and Pazhujebu)-->Cross SC
Barry South	    ST  (Kazzoria)------------------------->Knights
Julien Laliberté    RD  (Cotdelapoms)---------------------->Pyramid AC
Maurits Henriksen   DM  Atletik Thessia (Mytannion)-------->Romans

INRTERNAL TRANSFERS OF FOREIGN PLAYERS

Oliver Grey	Unitopolis   Classics-->Asia FC
William Dunlap	Toiletdonia  Cross SC-->Warriors

TRANSFERS OUT

Ivan Otehiveu	 Battle------>Tout-Poissant Outremont (Cotdelapoms)
Kaio Mario	 Romans------>Wanderers FC (Stuffed Taxidermists)
Piko Neblina	 Warriors---->Worcester Hearts (Cotdelapoms)
Leonardo Btilke	 Pyramid AC-->Inzernakional Backsfield (Mytannion)
Jeneral Ros      Billiard---->Parr ZK (Mytannion)
Sim Saloman      Cannibals--->Miago Zita (Mytannion)

Duke League VIII 20 Clubs

Battle

Nation: Kampis Batalidis
Colors: Red-White
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: 100 Bali (ammo)
Venue: Kazis Treta Stadium (85,000) (Battle, KB)
Position in DL-VII: Champion
Titles: 3 Duke League Crowns
Squad: Magno; Lirolton, Sezar, Stalin and Cipriano; Uoxinton, Kalma, Dekaxias (c) and Kan; Karazaua and Tikka
Coach: T. Uidmor
Highlights: Battle has a new coach and a new striker, bought to replace the highly effective Ivan Otehiveu. Let's see if this will work as well as it's been working the past years.
Expectations: Title

Billiard

Nation: Biliar
Colors: Red-White-Blue
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: Fehduris Sports Casino (gambling)
Venue: Fehduris Sports Casino (105,000) (Vegas, BI)
Position in DL-VII: 2nd
Titles: 1 Duke League Crown; 1 International Cup
Squad: Pitkin; Nardoni, Mohhondas and Gota; Treta, Batman, Imotep, Habsburg and Tudor (c); Avt and Sliseao
Coach: M. Manezin
Highlights: After an amazing season last year, Battle expects nothing more than to repeat it, or go even further.
Expectations: Title

Romans

Nation: Kampis Senturiond
Colors: Red-Black
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: Spartakus (sports events)
Venue: Colizeu Masimis (77,000) (Colosseum City, KS)
Position in DL-VII: 3rd
Titles: 1 Duke League Crown
Squad: Hobespiehe; Muliermaravilia, Limubai, Aurelio and Afrikanus (c); Henriksen, Grakus, Dalomax and Milestone; Iulius and Masimus
Coach: P. Gomen
Highlights: With an almost entirely new defensive system, Romans will have to do a great deal of work to make it function.
Expectations: International Competitions.

Pyramid AC

Nation: Piramidi
Colors: Blue-Light Blue
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: PretoBraix(oil)
Venue: Marakanan (88,000) (New Cairo, PI)
Position in DL-VII: 4th
Squad: Sultano; Laliberté, Esfinje, Barak and Apolo; Rhys-Lloyd, Farao (c), Osaka and Beduino; Duna and Lanternaverde
Coach: H. Segundo
Highlights: Pyramid is becoming a constant for Zarbli in international competitions, and might do it yet again this year.
Expectations: International Competitions

Warriors

Nation: Goi
Colors: Blue-White
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: 100Bali (ammonition)
Venue Tirazu Stadium (94,000) (Goyoreh, GO)
Position in DL-VII: 5th
Titles: 1 Duke League Crown
Squad: Burbon; Obarbaro, Varvay, Txartxhil (c) and Kamelo; Loke, Aratorn, Dunlap and Scholtens; Tamaxiro and Ford
Coach: O. Augustus
Highlights: Tha Warriors staff was able to loose some troublesome pieces and replace them with more than capable players. The Blue-Stripes can actually get to crown again in DL-VIII.
Expectations: Title

Cannibals

Nation: Kanibaldi
Colors: Green-White-Blue
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: Leko (toys)
Venue: Leko Arena (90,000) (Tribe, KA)
Position in DL-VII: 6th
Titles: 1 International Cup
Squad: Aleijan; Tepes, Karlos, Bravo and Triangulo; Yorke, Magran (c) and Gurule; Wilson, Evair and Batevolta
Coach: R. Bokan
Highlights: Cannibals have put together a great team for DL-VIII and will be able to achieve high, for the joy of its very large fanbase
Expectations: Title

Asia FC

Nation: Igualibridis
Colors: Orange-White
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: Tsuriaikoku Denwa Kaisha (telecom)
Venue: The Great Football Temple (60,000) (Orient, IG)
Position in DL-VII: 7th
Squad: Nikolievitx (c); Akiles, Grey, Konstantinus and Lomi; Teutoniko, San, Faluza and Dijin; Iamaxiro and Matador.
Coach: M. Setung
Highlights: As it's been the rule for the past few seasons, Asia FC didn't do much to change its players, so expect something close, but not too close, to the Globe Cup.
Expectations: International Competitions

Balance

Nation: Igualibridis
Colors: Red-Blue-Black-White
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: Tsuriaikoku Denwa Kaisha (telecom)
Venue: In Iang Arena (30,000) (Korean Colony, IG)
Position in DL-VII: 8th
Squad: Jin; Vadan, Mixuruka, Limin and Doparke; Anjeliko, Jogo and Umano; Brasoforte, Ilsun (c) and Odrin
Coach: T. Kondo
Highlights: As its been a weird sort of regular on past seasons, the champion of the Marquiss League does very well on the subsequent Duke League. The rule goes farther, and the club then does very poorly in the following DL. Will Balance do the same?
Expectations: Midtable

Polar Zenith

Nation: Zenitis Polris
Colors: Light Blue-White
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: PK Pharmaceuticals (chemicals)
Venue: PK Dome (94,000) (Zenith, ZP)
Position in DL-VII: 9th
Titles: 1 Duke League Crown
Squad: Mandemartelo; Gandi, Labelle, Nusae and Flex; Romana, Kino, Osten and Alieno (c); Ieroglifo and Telinde
Coach: K. Zihoati
Highlights: After a not so good DL, Polar Zenith will struggle to go a little bit further. But their efforts to improve its squad don't seem enough..
Expectations: International Competitions

Goyoreh

Nation: Goi
Colors: Blue-Yellow-Red-White
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: LokurisLokurisLokuris (television show)
Venue: Goyoreh City Stadium (45,000)
Position in DL-VII: 10th
Squad: Andes; Mozart, Katatau, Zureta (c) and Tantan; Biruta, Ion'no, Ploft and Grauberio; Doidjan and Omearania
Coach: E. Dozanjos
Highlights: It doesn't look like Goyoreh will do much different than it did last year.
Expectations: Midtable

Cross SC

Nation: Krusdis
Colors: Green-Yellow
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: Abadia (beer)
Venue: Enkrusliadis Stadium (40,000) (Templar Castle, KR)
Position in DL-VII: 11th
Squad: Ichuvihaja; Jozislei, Mixel, Jusikrei and Kunglao; Trotski, Paxeko (c), Maluko and Sangmi; Gis and Ninpotxo
Coach: B. Nevidz
Highlights: Cross has arranged to get some good players in and off Zarbli, so it looks like it can do (slightly) better this year.
Expectations: Midtable

Classics

Nation: Klasikis
Colors: Green-Blue
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: KlasKo. (jewelry)
Venue: Klubis Klasikis Field (74,000) (Klasis, KL)
Position in DL-VII: 12th
Squad: Dabliubuxe; Balboa, Litz, Mohinder and Eskriba; Uiliams (c), Xepard, Burana, Epikuro and Pavarotxi; Burke
Coach: B. Norman
Highlights: Former striker Bandebola Norman makes his debut as a Duke League manager. He'll have to be more than competent to achieve something with Classics.
Expectations: Midtable

Knights

Nation: Pauzis
Colors: Red-White-Black
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: Tam-Tim (airlines)
Venue: Tam-Tim Stadium (70,000) (Pauzis City, PA)
Position in DL-VI: 13th
Squad: Kirk; Hum, McGillmick, Gluksburg and Kazam; Krizantemo, Bonaparte, Amonra (c) and Romanov; Iturbide and South.
Coach: E. Deeitse
Highlights: After a dreadful DL last season, Knights' challenge will be reassure its status as one of the big clubs of Zarbli.
Expectations: Midtable

Lichen

Nation: Luadi
Colors: Red-Yellow-Green
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: Simbiontis Negris (biochemicals)
Venue: Simbiozis Arena (27,000) (Lichen, LU)
Position in DL-VII: 14th
Squad: Algazul; Kuon, Huk and Molibdenio; Susule, Vietkong, Dulgi, Seiva, Loukus and Palafita; Zeloko
Coach: G. Klorofila
Highlights: Things don't look good for Lichen. They'll be lucky if they stay in the DL next year.
Expectations: Relegation

Lunar

Nation: Luadis
Colors: Purple-Yellow
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: AEZ (space research)
Venue: AEZ Complex (52,000) (Highport, LU)
Position in DL-VII: 15th
Squad: Keli; Spoken, Discoveri and Heimini (c); Estrela, Iuri, Ifen, Submarin and Ema; Lekter and Rebote
Coach: H. Solo
Highlights: Lunar has a better team this year after barely escaping relegation. They seem safe.
Expectations: Midtable

Union

Nation: Korasanis Uniandis
Colors: Yellow-Green-Blue
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: LoGobierno (consulting)
Venue: Union Heart Royal Football Stadium (114,000) (Union Heart, KU)
Position in ML-VII: 15th
Squad: Semoa; Bromelias, Blu, Vouverine and Xuleta; Dedoduro, Gevara, Nelson and Medo; Kravinios and Dekster
Coach: M. Kurulei
Highlights: Union achieved a great feat by staying with the big 20 instead of usually getting relegated like every other year. Let's see if they be able to do it again.
Expectations: Relegation

Revolutionaries

Nation: Biliar
Colors: Brown-White-Grey
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: Barbahala (records)
Venue: Revolution Square Stadium (47,000) (New Revolution, BI)
Position in ML-VII: Champion
Squad: Demolidor; Martinluter, Erzog, Ajende and Deiz (c); Kruger, Via, Pontes and Garibaldi; Lamarka and Sapata
Coach: K. Fidel
Highlights: Revolutionaries are back in the DL after its relegation back in the pre-war DL-I, and it's wanting to stay. But it's a goddamn long way to the top if you want to rock and roll.
Expectations: Relegation

TFC

Nation: Krusdis
Colors: Black-White
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: Mutxa Bola (sports material)
Venue: Tibursio Royal Football Station (64,000) (Tibursio, KR)
Position in DL-VII: Runner-Up
Squad: Reies; Xu, Namor, Kreide and Lierso; Aiers (c), Sefalotorax, Hungerford and Jahad; Hikardin and Vonhitxofen.
Coach: L. Lero
Highlights: Well, it's TFC, what can we expect?
Expectations: Relegation

Coconut Trees

Nation: Kanibaldi
Colors: Red-Black
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: Parmaleite (milk)
Venue: Westsea City Stadium (25,000) (Westsea, KA)
Position in ML-VII: 4th
Squad: Ho; Imalaia, Laplaia, Peis and Karlos; Pafunsio (c), Amarau, Ediuson and Li; Edimundo and Pou
Coach: V. Luxa
Highlights: Back from the Marquiss League, Coconut Trees' goal is not to fall again. Not an entirely easy task.
Expectations: Relegation

Sligdish

Nation: Kanibaldi
Colors: Navy Blue-Yellow-White
Jerseys and Logo
Sponsor: ElisKiSilix (fast food)
Venue: Sligdix City Stadium (49,000) (Sligdish, KA)
Position in ML-VI: 4th
Squad: Txuplexe; Pokoto, Katapou, Pimba and Kreidston; Bluft, Bargous, Hiums and Rasputin; Desekond and Vezuvio
Coach: N. Katapimba
Highlights: Sligdish is back for another shot, and they'll probably and utterly fail once again.
Expectations: Relegation

I  Billiard	  (first title)
 II  Polar Zenith (first title)
III  Warriors	  (first title)
 IV  Battle	  (first title)
  V  Romans	  (first title)
 VI  Battle	  (second title)
VII  Battle	  (third title)



 AMOUNT
OF CLUBS  NATION	      CLUBS                             
   3	  Kanibaldi	      Cannibals, Coconut Trees, Sligdish
   	  Biliar	      Billiard, Revolutionaries
   	  Goi		      Warriors, Goyoreh
   2	  Igualibridis	      Asia FC, Balance
   	  Krusdis	      Cross SC, TFC
   	  Luadis	      Lunar, Lichen                      
   	  Kampis Batalidis    Battle
   	  Kampis Senturiondi  Romans
   1	  Klasikis	      Classics	     
   	  Korasanis Uniandis  Union
	  Pauzis	      Knights
   	  Piramidi	      Pyramid AC

by **Teinohikira** » Sun Oct 31, 2010 4:07 pm

The 1st Cryillic Cup sponsored by Æ

The 1st Cryillic Cup is a domestic soccer competition where every major team in Teinohikira gather to play in one spot, and that one spot being the champions. Every major city will send in it's soccer team to compete for the Rudolph-Osté Trophy. Every team controls their own destiny, every game counts, and every breath, drop of sweat, and possible drop of blood will count.

A total of 25 teams will take part in this edition, the largest that the competition will start out with. The remaining 25 teams will play in 5 groups of 5—each group containing a team from each city—with the 2 best teams in the 5 groups will be advancing to the play-offs, the winner of those play-off games will advance to the quarter-finals, though at this point, one 3rd place team will come into the quarter-finals because of uneven teams. After that will come the semi-finals, and at this point, another 3rd place team from a group will come in and play because of uneven teams. Then comes the final, which will be held as a round-robin stage. The winning team wins the Rudolph-Osté Trophy.

Group draw
Group A
Tegucigalpa
Wagner
East Lake City
Gardner City
Alcorn

Group B
Logan City
Hagnerdorm
Jonesburgh
Corlona
Nagumeno

Group C
Porsine
Telguka
Tolyer
Golden City
Duitara

Group D
Rudolph City
Halonizer
Fullnight
Racine
Coral Beach

Group E
Narvaral
Jakali
Johnson City
Narwhall
Trolo

by **Vircais** » Wed Nov 03, 2010 8:37 pm

Virçais Continental Football Federation

At long last, sport has risen from the ashes on the continent of Virçais. The same financial crisis that ultimately caused the fall of the government of Kura-Pelland and thus the continental unification also took much of Vephrall's sports infrastructure with it. Of the 63 clubs that competed in the final 1787 season of the Televeph League, only 14 survived completely intact. Eight others were forced to merge with other clubs from the same city in order to survive; the remaining 41 ultimately closed their doors permanently. On the bright side, three new professional football clubs were able to form in some of Vephrall's largest cities. These 21 clubs have joined with 21 clubs from the former Kura-Pelland to compete in the inaugural Continental League.

The first season of the Continental League will feature a one-tier, two-division setup. The Western and Eastern Divisions, corresponding to the former territories of Kura-Pelland and Vephrall, respectively, will each consist of 21 teams playing a double round-robin. The champions of each division will play each other to determine the league champion. The top seven finishers in each division will play the second season in the 14-team First Division; the remaining 14 teams in each division will stay put in what will be renamed the Second Division West and Second Division East.

The clubs that will compete in the inaugural season are as follows:

WESTERN DIVISION
This division consists of clubs that formerly played in the Corganen Championship (Kura-Pelland). Names of cities are highlighted in blue.

United Trilan
Parwood City
Prangren Greens
AFC Neegera
Sorbridge Soccer Storm
Fariynuff FC
AS Assiri
Minsten Academicals
Delta Force Cardim
Harrington Lakeside
Deportivo del Arapucera
Murley City
FC Bargoiten
Curzek Rovers
Grayton City Wolves
Yarzoya FC
Achorpe Rovers
Muffidge Rovers
Porterbridge City
Marthley Rovers
FC Wulting

EASTERN DIVISION
This division mostly consists of clubs that formerly played in the Televeph League (a.k.a. Vephraller Tririsec e Foutbill). In addition to various other changes, most clubs that did not previously include their city of residence as part of their name have now added it; some names have also been moderately Anglicized. All name changes are noted; names of cities are highlighted in blue.

Poiki (located in Penuls; formerly Poikimitagiin FE, the name has now been officially shortened)
Stithis-Knolees (formerly Stithis FE)
Gontarthe United (merger of Boalluns FE and Oillid CE)
Netlas-Ammites (formerly Ammites FE)
Mylfe (located in Netlas)
Fekliir United (merger of Huellim FE and Bumpoogra FE)
Stestrenas-Gloem (formerly Stestrenas OC)
Daazy-Mersira (formerly Daazyiles OC)
Flaarickug SC (merger of Merpisms CE and CE e Flaarickug)
Knolees FC (formerly Knoleier FE)
Munturet-Trillet (formerly Trillet FE)
Cunceer-Moje (formerly Cunceer CE)
Tuffir-Sichisers (formerly Sichisers OB)
Penuls United (merger of Penuler OC and Spoantects CE)
Taeschand-Dilkis (formerly Dilkis FE)
Fenstus Gang (formerly Ucktingang OB)
Meice-Dranacess (formerly FE Dranacess)
Shing-Dostey (formerly Shing OC)
FC of the East (located in Pallona; new club)
Speilers FC (new club)
Solonds FC (new club)

by **Adihan** » Thu Nov 04, 2010 9:42 am

31st International University Challenge Championship presented by AT

The 31st International University Challenge Championship saw the tournament's smallest number of participating teams since the rules were changed to allow each association to send three teams. Just four associations—Virçais (which replaces Vephrall), Liventia, Ad’ihan and the Academy Sporting Association—sent teams to compete.

A total of 13 teams took part in this edition, the smallest since the ninth edition of the tournament saw just 11 teams take part. The small number of teams has necessitated a change in format for this tournament. Defending champions Van Prooijen University (ASA) received a bye to the final stage. The remaining 12 teams played in a preliminary round-robin stage involving three groups of four—each group containing a team from each nation—with each group winner joining Van Prooijen in the finals.

Tiebreakers after points were goal difference, head-to-head and games won, in that order.

First round-robin

Group A Standings
   Team                                   P  W  D  L For  Ag +/- Pts
 1 Altsend Southern University [ADN]      6  2  3  1 10   5  +5  9  Q
 2 Great Northern University [ASA]        6  2  3  1 10   8  +2  9
 3 Desanang Maritime Academy [VRC]        6  2  3  1  9   8  +1  9
 4 Pardbo University [LEN]                6  0  3  3  3  11  -8  3

Group B Standings
   Team                            P  W  D  L For Ag +/- Pts
 1 University of Sonoma [ASA]      6  4  2  0  9  3  +6  14  Q
 2 Dover University [LEN]          6  3  2  1  6  3  +3  11
 3 Stanley College [ADN]           6  1  2  3  3  6  -3   5
 4 Sheoron College [VRC]           6  0  2  4  1  7  -6   2

Group C Standings
   Team                                             P  W  D  L For  Ag +/- Pts
 1 Evestigatus Institute of the Arts [ASA]          6  4  1  1   9   6  +3  13  Q
 2 Folenisa University [LEN]                        6  3  1  2  12  10  +2  10
 3 University of Science and Mathematics [ADN]      6  2  1  3  10  11  -1   7
 4 Fekliir State College [VRC]                      6  0  3  3   5   9  -4   3

Final round-robin

Group D
   Team                                         P  W  D  L For Ag +/- Pts
 1 University of Sonoma [ASA]                   6  3  2  1  7  3  +4  11
 2 Altsend Southern University [ADN]            6  2  3  1  5  3  +2   9
 3 Evestigatus Institute of the Arts [ASA]      6  2  1  3  3  7  -4   7
 4 Van Prooijen University [ASA]                6  1  2  3  2  4  -2   5

Final stage matches played at the Olympic Tower Stadium, Aeropag

In a shock final stage, three-time defending champions Van Prooijen University manage to win only one of their six matches, against the eventual champion University of Sonoma. However, with Sonoma's win, the Academy Sporting Association has now won the last six consecutive IUCC titles.

The final of IUCC32 will be held at Protectorate Stadium in Ad’ihan.

The IUCC Executive Committee notes that the conclusion of 31st edition of the tournament marks the end of the sponsorship contract between the International University Challenge Championship and Aeropag Tribune Media. Corporations wishing to sponsor the tournament from IUCC 32 through 35 should submit applications (in this thread) to the Executive Committee before the next tournament. AT will be automatically considered for renewal unless indicated otherwise.

by **Zarbli** » Thu Nov 04, 2010 1:22 pm

Zarblese League VIII
Zarblese International Cup

Qualified Clubs:

13 National Champions:
Igualibridis: Balance
Krusdis: Cross SC
Zenitis Polris: Polar Zenith
Biliar: Billiard
Kampis Senturiondi: Romans
Kanibaldi: Cannibals
Goi: Goyoreh
Klasikis: Classics
Korasanis Uniandis: Union
Luadis: Lunar
Kampis Batalidis: Battle
Pauzis: Brilliant
Piramidi: Pyramid AC

Marquiss League V Champion:
Revolutionaries

Best placed non-national champions in DL-VI:
Asia FC
Warriors

Historic

SEASON	CHAMPION  RUNNER-UP
V	Knights	  Battle
VI	Warriors  Cannibals
VII	Billiard  Battle

Results

Round of 16

Lunar 3-2 Balance
Goyoreh 1-1 Classics
Polar Zenith 1-1 Union
Brilliant 0-1 Billiard
Cross SC 2-2 Cannibals
Revolutionaries 1-6 Warriors
Romans 2-1 Battle
Pyramid AC 0-0 Asia FC

Balance 2-0 Lunar (agg 4-3)
Classics 1-0 Goyoreh (agg 2-1)
Union 2-3 Polar Zenith (agg 3-4)
Billiard 1-1 Brilliant (agg 2-1)
Cannibals 0-3 Cross SC (agg 2-5)
Warriors 2-2 Revolutionaries (agg 8-3)
Battle 0-1 Romans (agg 1-3)
Asia FC 2-3 Pyramid AC (agg 2-3)

Quarterfinals

Balance 2-1 Classics
Polar Zenith 0-2 Billiard
Cross SC 1-1 Warriors**
Romans 3-0 Pyramid AC

Classics 2-2 Balance (agg 3-4)
Billiard 2-1 Polar Zenith (agg 4-1)
Warriors 3-1 Cross SC (agg 4-2)
Pyramid AC 3-0 Romans (agg 3-3 - Romans wins 5-3 on penalty kicks)

Semifinals

Balance 2-1 Billiard
Warriors 3-3 Romans

Billiard 1-0 Balance (2-0 AET - agg 3-2)
Romans 2-0 Warriors (agg 5-3)

Final

Billiard 1-0 Romans

Brackets

Lunar--------3-0											 --3-2--------Cross SC
			   										|
Balance------2-2---Balance------2-2--							  1-1---Cross SC|  0-2-------Cannibals
	      			     |
Goyoreh------1-0  |Classics-----1-2  |							--3-1---Warriors|  2-1-Revolutionaries
		  |		     |						       |		|
Classics-----1-1--		     |Balance--2-0		           0-3-Warriors|		 --2-6--------Warriors
						    |Billiard-1-0-Romans|
Polar Zenith-1-3--		     |Billiard-1-2--			 --2-3---Romans|		 --1-2----------Romans
		  |		     |						       |		|
Union--------1-2  |Polar Zenith-0-1  |						        --0-3-----Romans|  0-1----------Battle
				     |
Brilliant----0-1  |Billiard-----2-2--							  3-0-Pyramid AC---3-0------Pyramid AC
		  |
Billiard-----1-1--											   2-0---------Asia FC

Champion
Billiard

Billiard wins its second International Cup in a row, becoming the first club to achieve this feat. With this victory, the club is qualified for the Cygnus Cup and earns the right to playoff against Duke League runner-up in order to qualify for the next TQCC.

by **Cotdelapoms** » Thu Nov 04, 2010 2:43 pm

Get ready for some preseason football on the beautiful and isolated island of St-Forunat in the northernmost region of Cotdelapoms! The first ever St-Fortunat Interligue features a bafflingly convoluted format, and a C$1,000,000 prize for the winning team.

In round 1, the three seeded teams, Poconese side Valengren Kickers, Zarblese side Pyramid AC and the de facto hosts, Cotdelapomais squad Sainte-Catherine take on Stephen of August from Nova Cambria, Suudport from Greater Cotswalds and Ebor Thunder of Mytannion, respectively. The three winning teams will then be put in one group for group play, and the three losing teams will be put into another group for group play. In the groups, each team will play each other once. The winner of the "loser's bracket" group, and the third place team from the "winner's bracket" will then play one another, the winner facing the 2nd place from the "winner's bracket", with the winner of that playing the winner of the "winner's bracket" in the InterLigue final for the $1,000,000. Sound unnecessarily confusing? That's the Cotdelapomais way...

(OOC: I've finagled some UICA coefficients into team ranking for the tournament, but given Sainte-Catherine a slight bump for being the "home" team, which is why they are third seeded even though Mytannion has a better UICA league coefficient.)

First Round
Valengren Kickers 0-0 Stephen of August (0-0 AET, 0-0 agg, 0-2 PKs)

Pyramid AC 3-2 Suudport (3-2 agg)

Sainte-Catherine 4-6 Ebor Thunder (4-6 agg)

After the Nova Cambrian side took Valengren to penalties and eventually knocked them out (penalties are a fluky mistress, aren't they?) Pyramid appeared to be in the drivers' seat after the first round. Pyramid faced a harder than expected challenge from the Waaldish side, but a hat trick from Lanternaverde propelled them past the upstarts. Saints and Ebor played a wild one in front of a surprisingly hostile crowd towards the Cotdelapomais side. Valladar hero Gilbert Le Tallec scored twice for Saints, but the usually quite defensive Thunder had no trouble counter-attacking a full speed ahead Saints side. Left-back Parmova, Right Winger Gotthard Nilsson and strikers Gadan Ynan and Asiut Eli all scored for the Mytanar side.

MATCHDAY 1
Pyramid AC 3-0 Ebor Thunder
Suudport 2-1 Sainte-Catherine

The Thunder's strong opening round was then turned on its' head as the Zarblese side dismantled them by playing very strongly through the middle with local favourite Iestyn Rhys-Lloyd and the captain, Farao. In the other match, Suudport thoroughly outplayed a disinterested looking Sainte-Catherine, who played 30 minutes with ten men after Gareth Tudur's vicious tackle on Andreas Gerhard, which is certainly not in the spirit of the tournament.

MATCHDAY 2
Ebor Thunder 1-3 Stephen of August
Sainte-Catherine 3-4 Valengren Kickers

Ebor continued to slip, this time falling to surprising Stephen of August, the runners up of the last Nova Cambrian NFL. SoA were helped out by two goals by Cotdelapomais exile Massimo Picard. Saints again tried to attack at all costs in their matchup with Poconese side Valengren Kickers, but they were outgunned, which tends to happen against teams full of Cafundelense players. Two of which, Gnomo and Ânderson Laranja netted beauties. Saints also acquired their second red card of the tournament, this time when Ivandro got a two yellows, the first for taking his shirt off after a goal, and the second for punting a ball into the stands in frustration, not exactly the brightest move.

MATCHDAY 3
Stephen of August 3-0 Pyramid AC
Valengren Kickers 3-1 Suudport

The least favoured side in this little event was the Nova Cambrian club Stephen of August, but perhaps they have the most to gain from this tournament, and certainly showed it by beating Pyramid 3-0 in the final matchday of the group stage. Valengren redeemed themselves by putting a 3-1 hurting on the Waaldish side to clinch their way into the ladder rounds. The Kickers got goals from the Valanoran Finwë Celebrindal, Gnomo and reserve Liam Deepdale.

Code: Select all: Winner's Bracket Standings Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts 1 Stephen of August 2 2 0 0 6 1 +5 6 2 Pyramid AC 2 1 0 1 3 3 +0 3 3 Ebor Thunder 2 0 0 2 1 6 -5 0 Loser's Bracket Standings Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts 1 Valengren Kickers 2 2 0 0 7 4 +3 6 2 Suudport 2 1 0 1 3 4 -1 3 3 Sainte-Catherine 2 0 0 2 4 6 -2 0

So now, we move into the ladder stages!

First Round
Valengren Kickers 1-1 Ebor Thunder (1-2 AET, 1-2 agg)

The Kickers and Thunder played in what was easily the most evenly matched and exciting match of the tournament. Valengren got off to an early lead when Nazim Benayoun's mazy 13th minute run through Fons M. Madsen and Slsoo Marib lured out the keeper, which allowed him to pass the ball out to an on-running Raulzito, who had a wide open net. He took advantage of it and the Kickers looked set to park the bus out front and try to hold on, which they admirably did for 70 minutes until a bad tackle from Daeron Srion gave the Thunder a free kick in a dangerous position. Alan Alia blasted a wonder strike that reserve keeper Dane Vince had no chance at touching, and this seemed to demoralise the Poconese side, because the Thunder scored early on in the extra time, Gotthard Nilsson taking advantage of a broken defensive play.

Second Round
Pyramid AC 0-2 Ebor Thunder (0-2 agg)

Surprisingly, Pyramid seemed to roll over to the Thunder, perhaps deciding to save themselves for the Duke League and Zarblese International Cup. Gadan Ynan scored twice for Ebor, putting them through to face off with the Nova Cambrians in the final.

Final
Stephen of August 0-1 Ebor Thunder (0-1 agg)

Members of Ebor's Northmen Kop traveled out to St-Fortunat for this, their first international final, and whilst it is just a small time pre-season tournament, there's no reason to rain on their parade. They were also out for revenge, after losing to Stephen in the group stage. The match was over fairly early on, as Ynan netted his golden boot winning fifth of the tournament and put away the Nova Cambrians in just the 8th minute. S of A tried valiantly to fight back, and their manager eventually made some controversial substitutions in the dying minutes that put the team in an all-offence 3-3-4 formation, but it did no good as Parmova and the rest of the 5 man backline were all over the pitch stomping these late attacks out and then booting the ball forward, where S of A had a surprisingly difficult time re-accelerating their attack. The Thunder players and fans celebrated as the whistle blew, with a pitch invasion and sparkling wine. Congrats to Ebor Thunder for winning C$1,000,000 and the very first St-Fortunat Interligue!

by **Kagdazka and Pazhujebu** » Sat Nov 06, 2010 10:08 am

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KPFA League First Division 5243 Season in Review

Tertius Shajarhayam - The third season of the KPFA's leagues is over, with CMZ club FKM running away with the First Division title and Begemoti replacing YKY in the Relegation/Promotion Round. Here are the big stories.

FKM: People's Club Crowned People's Champions At Last. Fans of the orange and silver have been ranting and raving for years about their trials and tribulations, but they can have no such complaints this year. FKM looked both exciting in attack (which they have always done) AND resilient in defense (a new development, inspired surely by their stellar manager Cheslav Isyanov, purchased from Yellowknife Yaks a year ago). Chaya Vuhumkara yet again resembled a fine wine, only improving with age, as the 33-year-old won the First Division's Golden Boot for the third year on the trot and, despite his antics, can confidently claim to be the Kagdazka and Pazhujebu's best player.

Khorkuleva and Razava Lead Triumphant March to Globe Cup. Therakham ZL fulfilled their promise as the First Division's new powerful force by climbing to a club-record second-place finish. Buoyed by the ruthless goalscoring machine of Ana Khorkuleva and the creative assists from Aquillius Razava, the black and blue were often totally unstoppable. Ms. Khorkuleva is now assured of a place in the national team, and Mr. Razava will fancy his chance to enter the team as well, despite being no youngster at age 27. Manager Ugo Stowell appeared visibly emotional at the season's-end press conference, having redeemed himself to, if not his Pocoan countrymen, the Kagdaz and Pazhujebi public.

Surprises in Oktyabrsk; Krevetka Don't Slip Up After All. In spite of a total dismantling of their excellent 5242 team (which involved the departures of aforementioned striker Khorkuleva, starting Federation national team goalkeeper Ichuvihaja, and manager Kiriyak Dzhamgerchinov), Krevetka once again finished third in the KPFA League First Division. Their nationalistic fans saw a team of young unknowns go toe to toe with teams who had written them off as a one-hit wonder, and week after week, win. The dynasty that had at season's beginning been dismissed by the media as but a dream, is, perhaps, still alive. The Shrimp will once again play in the Globe Cup.

Yastrabi Crumble in 2nd Half of Season, Miss UICA Places. After fifteen games, the Hawks appeared poised to snatch a shock Globe Cup spot from a giant like Urajbina or Vulkan, having rampaged past many a weaker side and valiantly stood their ground against many a stronger side. The young target man Aznabaev was every bit the physical presence he was anticipated to be. But the summer and autumn months eventually were too trying for Yastrabi, and the Hawks slumped down the ladder. Eventually they found themselves where the media had expected them to be (mid-table), and their fourth-place finish is indicative only of their two wins on the final two matchdays.

Zhevassi Fall From Throne But Still Obtain Silverware. Two time champions Zhevassi saw their form decline rapidly in the autumn as they were distracted by the Globe Cup group stage, and this ultimately left them well adrift of any title opportunity. As the sky blue, orange, and gold saw their back line age before their eyes, and saw an injury take out star striker Shcherbina midseason, their hopes for a threepeat evaporated. Luckily for fans of the Zahuj Peninsula team, silver lining was to be found in the Šenapatiam'ajat Vahavi, where Urajbina, Therakham, and Krevetka were all left in tears by Zhevassi. The team's first victory in the Vahavi stamps their tickets to the Cygnus Cup.

KEY
League Champion; Qualified for TQCC
Qualified for Globe Cup
Qualified for Relegation/Promotion Round
Promoted to First Division
Relegated

KPFA League First Division Table

TEAM                 GP W  D  L  PTS GF GA
FKM                  30 19 8  3  65  55 26
Therakham            30 18 3  9  57  66 43
Krevetka             30 17 4  9  55  59 44
Yastrabi             30 16 7  7  55  57 42
Zhevassi             30 16 4  10 52  66 52
Urajbina             30 15 5  10 50  49 31
Xenon                30 16 2  12 50  66 57
Gimnasia             30 14 5  11 47  59 46
Shadows              30 13 8  9  47  43 35
Juvapanam            30 15 2  13 47  54 59
Vulkan               30 13 6  11 45  39 34
Angels               30 8  8  14 32  37 46
Urnabhi              30 6  5  19 23  25 52
Dynamo               30 5  8  17 23  40 68
Nekromanti           30 4  6  20 18  18 48
Yellowknife Yaks     30 2  5  23 11  15 65

KPFA League First Division Results

Matchday 1
Gimnasia             5 - 0 Vulkan              
Shadows              0 - 0 Dynamo              
FKM                  4 - 0 Urnabhi             
Krevetka             2 - 0 Juvapanam           
Angels               3 - 0 Yellowknife Yaks    
Xenon                0 - 3 Urajbina            
Zhevassi             3 - 2 Nekromanti          
Yastrabi             3 - 0 Therakham           
Matchday 2
Vulkan               2 - 2 Dynamo              
Shadows              0 - 2 FKM                 
Juvapanam            2 - 1 Urnabhi             
Krevetka             5 - 3 Angels              
Yellowknife Yaks     0 - 3 Xenon               
Nekromanti           1 - 1 Urajbina            
Therakham            2 - 3 Zhevassi            
Gimnasia             0 - 2 Yastrabi            
Matchday 3
FKM                  0 - 0 Vulkan              
Shadows              2 - 0 Juvapanam           
Angels               2 - 0 Urnabhi             
Xenon                4 - 1 Krevetka            
Nekromanti           2 - 0 Yellowknife Yaks    
Therakham            5 - 3 Urajbina            
Yastrabi             2 - 1 Zhevassi            
Dynamo               2 - 2 Gimnasia            
Matchday 4
Vulkan               5 - 2 Juvapanam           
Angels               2 - 1 Shadows             
Urnabhi              1 - 3 Xenon               
Krevetka             3 - 0 Nekromanti          
Therakham            3 - 1 Yellowknife Yaks    
Urajbina             4 - 2 Zhevassi            
FKM                  4 - 2 Gimnasia            
Yastrabi             4 - 2 Dynamo              
Matchday 5
Vulkan               2 - 0 Angels              
Shadows              4 - 1 Xenon               
Urnabhi              0 - 0 Nekromanti          
Krevetka             1 - 0 Therakham           
Zhevassi             2 - 1 Yellowknife Yaks    
Yastrabi             1 - 0 Urajbina            
Juvapanam            1 - 1 Gimnasia            
Dynamo               2 - 2 FKM                 
Matchday 6
Vulkan               0 - 1 Xenon               
Shadows              1 - 1 Nekromanti          
Therakham            1 - 1 Urnabhi             
Zhevassi             3 - 3 Krevetka            
Urajbina             2 - 1 Yellowknife Yaks    
Gimnasia             2 - 2 Angels              
Dynamo               1 - 2 Juvapanam           
Yastrabi             1 - 5 FKM                 
Matchday 7
Vulkan               1 - 0 Nekromanti          
Therakham            3 - 1 Shadows             
Zhevassi             3 - 0 Urnabhi             
Krevetka             0 - 0 Urajbina            
Yastrabi             1 - 0 Yellowknife Yaks    
Xenon                1 - 5 Gimnasia            
Angels               4 - 1 Dynamo              
Juvapanam            4 - 1 FKM                 
Matchday 8
Therakham            3 - 2 Vulkan              
Zhevassi             1 - 3 Shadows             
Urajbina             2 - 1 Urnabhi             
Krevetka             2 - 0 Yellowknife Yaks    
Nekromanti           0 - 2 Gimnasia            
Dynamo               3 - 2 Xenon               
FKM                  0 - 0 Angels              
Juvapanam            2 - 2 Yastrabi            
Matchday 9
Vulkan               2 - 3 Zhevassi            
Shadows              1 - 0 Urajbina            
Yellowknife Yaks     0 - 0 Urnabhi             
Krevetka             3 - 0 Yastrabi            
Gimnasia             2 - 4 Therakham           
Nekromanti           3 - 0 Dynamo              
Xenon                2 - 2 FKM                 
Angels               2 - 3 Juvapanam           
Matchday 10
Urajbina             0 - 0 Vulkan              
Shadows              2 - 0 Yellowknife Yaks    
Krevetka             0 - 1 Urnabhi             
Gimnasia             2 - 2 Zhevassi            
Therakham            4 - 0 Dynamo              
FKM                  0 - 0 Nekromanti          
Xenon                3 - 1 Juvapanam           
Angels               0 - 1 Yastrabi            
Matchday 11
Vulkan               2 - 0 Yellowknife Yaks    
Shadows              2 - 1 Krevetka            
Yastrabi             4 - 0 Urnabhi             
Urajbina             4 - 1 Gimnasia            
Zhevassi             4 - 0 Dynamo              
Therakham            1 - 1 FKM                 
Nekromanti           0 - 3 Juvapanam           
Xenon                5 - 1 Angels              
Matchday 12
Vulkan               1 - 1 Krevetka            
Urnabhi              0 - 4 Shadows             
Yellowknife Yaks     1 - 1 Gimnasia            
Urajbina             1 - 1 Dynamo              
Zhevassi             2 - 1 FKM                 
Therakham            4 - 1 Juvapanam           
Nekromanti           3 - 0 Angels              
Yastrabi             2 - 1 Xenon               
Matchday 13
Vulkan               1 - 0 Urnabhi             
Yastrabi             2 - 2 Shadows             
Gimnasia             3 - 1 Krevetka            
Yellowknife Yaks     1 - 2 Dynamo              
FKM                  1 - 0 Urajbina            
Zhevassi             2 - 3 Juvapanam           
Therakham            1 - 0 Angels              
Nekromanti           1 - 2 Xenon               
Matchday 14
Vulkan               2 - 0 Shadows             
Urnabhi              1 - 0 Gimnasia            
Dynamo               3 - 0 Krevetka            
FKM                  1 - 0 Yellowknife Yaks    
Juvapanam            0 - 3 Urajbina            
Angels               0 - 2 Zhevassi            
Xenon                2 - 4 Therakham           
Yastrabi             4 - 0 Nekromanti          
Matchday 15
Vulkan               0 - 1 Yastrabi            
Gimnasia             2 - 1 Shadows             
Dynamo               3 - 2 Urnabhi             
Krevetka             0 - 3 FKM                 
Juvapanam            1 - 0 Yellowknife Yaks    
Urajbina             1 - 0 Angels              
Xenon                4 - 1 Zhevassi            
Nekromanti           0 - 4 Therakham           
Matchday 16
Vulkan               0 - 2 Gimnasia            
Dynamo               1 - 1 Shadows             
Urnabhi              0 - 1 FKM                 
Juvapanam            1 - 4 Krevetka            
Yellowknife Yaks     1 - 1 Angels              
Urajbina             2 - 3 Xenon               
Nekromanti           0 - 1 Zhevassi            
Therakham            4 - 0 Yastrabi            
Matchday 17
Dynamo               1 - 2 Vulkan              
FKM                  2 - 0 Shadows             
Urnabhi              1 - 3 Juvapanam           
Angels               2 - 3 Krevetka            
Xenon                5 - 0 Yellowknife Yaks    
Urajbina             2 - 0 Nekromanti          
Zhevassi             4 - 1 Therakham           
Yastrabi             3 - 6 Gimnasia            
Matchday 18
Vulkan               2 - 2 FKM                 
Juvapanam            3 - 1 Shadows             
Urnabhi              0 - 2 Angels              
Krevetka             4 - 2 Xenon               
Yellowknife Yaks     0 - 0 Nekromanti          
Urajbina             2 - 0 Therakham           
Zhevassi             4 - 0 Yastrabi            
Gimnasia             2 - 0 Dynamo              
Matchday 19
Juvapanam            0 - 2 Vulkan              
Shadows              2 - 2 Angels              
Xenon                0 - 3 Urnabhi             
Nekromanti           0 - 1 Krevetka            
Yellowknife Yaks     0 - 4 Therakham           
Zhevassi             2 - 0 Urajbina            
Gimnasia             1 - 2 FKM                 
Dynamo               2 - 2 Yastrabi            
Matchday 20
Angels               1 - 1 Vulkan              
Xenon                0 - 2 Shadows             
Nekromanti           2 - 0 Urnabhi             
Therakham            1 - 2 Krevetka            
Yellowknife Yaks     1 - 5 Zhevassi            
Urajbina             2 - 2 Yastrabi            
Gimnasia             1 - 0 Juvapanam           
FKM                  3 - 0 Dynamo              
Matchday 21
Xenon                2 - 1 Vulkan              
Nekromanti           0 - 1 Shadows             
Urnabhi              1 - 2 Therakham           
Krevetka             4 - 3 Zhevassi            
Yellowknife Yaks     2 - 1 Urajbina            
Angels               1 - 0 Gimnasia            
Juvapanam            2 - 1 Dynamo              
FKM                  1 - 1 Yastrabi            
Matchday 22
Nekromanti           0 - 2 Vulkan              
Shadows              0 - 1 Therakham           
Urnabhi              1 - 1 Zhevassi            
Urajbina             2 - 1 Krevetka            
Yellowknife Yaks     0 - 0 Yastrabi            
Gimnasia             4 - 2 Xenon               
Dynamo               2 - 4 Angels              
FKM                  2 - 1 Juvapanam           
Matchday 23
Vulkan               2 - 1 Therakham           
Shadows              1 - 1 Zhevassi            
Urnabhi              2 - 1 Urajbina            
Yellowknife Yaks     1 - 4 Krevetka            
Gimnasia             2 - 0 Nekromanti          
Xenon                4 - 3 Dynamo              
Angels               1 - 2 FKM                 
Yastrabi             8 - 1 Juvapanam           
Matchday 24
Zhevassi             0 - 2 Vulkan              
Urajbina             3 - 1 Shadows             
Urnabhi              5 - 0 Yellowknife Yaks    
Yastrabi             3 - 1 Krevetka            
Therakham            3 - 1 Gimnasia            
Dynamo               1 - 0 Nekromanti          
FKM                  3 - 2 Xenon               
Juvapanam            2 - 1 Angels              
Matchday 25
Vulkan               0 - 2 Urajbina            
Yellowknife Yaks     1 - 2 Shadows             
Urnabhi              0 - 2 Krevetka            
Zhevassi             2 - 1 Gimnasia            
Dynamo               1 - 3 Therakham           
Nekromanti           0 - 2 FKM                 
Juvapanam            1 - 2 Xenon               
Yastrabi             2 - 0 Angels              
Matchday 26
Yellowknife Yaks     0 - 2 Vulkan              
Krevetka             2 - 2 Shadows             
Urnabhi              1 - 0 Yastrabi            
Gimnasia             1 - 0 Urajbina            
Dynamo               1 - 2 Zhevassi            
FKM                  2 - 0 Therakham           
Juvapanam            3 - 1 Nekromanti          
Angels               0 - 0 Xenon               
Matchday 27
Krevetka             2 - 0 Vulkan              
Shadows              2 - 0 Urnabhi             
Gimnasia             3 - 1 Yellowknife Yaks    
Dynamo               1 - 3 Urajbina            
FKM                  2 - 1 Zhevassi            
Juvapanam            3 - 0 Therakham           
Angels               1 - 1 Nekromanti          
Xenon                2 - 1 Yastrabi            
Matchday 28
Urnabhi              0 - 2 Vulkan              
Shadows              1 - 1 Yastrabi            
Krevetka             3 - 1 Gimnasia            
Dynamo               2 - 3 Yellowknife Yaks    
Urajbina             2 - 0 FKM                 
Juvapanam            6 - 3 Zhevassi            
Angels               1 - 1 Therakham           
Xenon                3 - 0 Nekromanti          
Matchday 29
Shadows              1 - 0 Vulkan              
Gimnasia             3 - 1 Urnabhi             
Krevetka             2 - 0 Dynamo              
Yellowknife Yaks     0 - 1 FKM                 
Urajbina             3 - 0 Juvapanam           
Zhevassi             2 - 0 Angels              
Therakham            3 - 2 Xenon               
Nekromanti           0 - 2 Yastrabi            
Matchday 30
Yastrabi             2 - 1 Vulkan              
Shadows              2 - 1 Gimnasia            
Urnabhi              2 - 2 Dynamo              
FKM                  3 - 1 Krevetka            
Yellowknife Yaks     0 - 3 Juvapanam           
Angels               1 - 0 Urajbina            
Zhevassi             1 - 3 Xenon               
Therakham            3 - 1 Nekromanti

KPFA League Second Division Tables

Group A

   Team                    P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Begemoti               32  21  7   4  71  20  +51  70
 2 Iguani                 32  20  4   8  66  37  +29  64
 3 Yarmo                  32  19  5   8  55  33  +22  62
 4 Svyerchki              32  16  8   8  38  24  +14  56
 5 Akademia               32  14  8  10  39  24  +15  50
 6 Nautilus               32  13 10   9  55  44  +11  49
 7 Korichnevaya Luna      32   5  5  22  17  46  -29  20
 8 RMC                    32   6  2  24  30  89  -59  20
 9 Vampiri                32   3  5  24  14  68  -54  14

Group B

   Team                  P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Bijji                32  19  8   5  41  20  +21  65
 2 Iv                   32  16  8   8  36  23  +13  56
 3 Šešri’makaru         32  15  7  10  62  43  +19  52
 4 Rainbows             32  14  8  10  61  37  +24  50
 5 Qiše’šefaram         32  13  5  14  54  45   +9  44
 6 Svayanševakhi        32  13  5  14  48  50   -2  44
 7 Dhanish Chalal       32  11  9  12  48  43   +5  42
 8 Raktaghav Hathi      32   8  7  17  30  45  -15  31
 9 Raghinur             32   5  3  24  23  97  -74  18

Group C

   Team             P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Meteoriti       32  22  5   5  70  24  +46  71
 2 Enoti           32  22  2   8  70  26  +44  68
 3 K'arasi         32  21  4   7  67  29  +38  67
 4 Pu              32  18  4  10  79  43  +36  58
 5 PYZ             32  17  6   9  67  51  +16  57
 6 Gunaja          32   6  7  19  40  88  -48  25
 7 Wolverines      32   6  5  21  26  67  -41  23
 8 BFZ             32   5  7  20  17  58  -41  22
 9 Taityane        32   4  6  22  28  78  -50  18

KPFA League Second Division Results

MATCHDAY 1
Akademia 0-1 Iguani
Yarmo 1-0 Svyerchki
Vampiri 0-1 Begemoti
Korichnevaya Luna 2-2 Nautilus
Bijji 2-1 Qiše’šefaram
Svayanševakhi 2-1 Rainbows
Raghinur 0-3 Iv
Raktaghav Hathi 1-1 Dhanish Chalal
Meteoriti 2-0 PYZ
Wolverines 4-1 Taityane
K'arasi 2-0 BFZ
Gunaja 0-1 Enoti
MATCHDAY 2
Iguani 2-0 RMC
Begemoti 2-0 Akademia
Nautilus 2-2 Yarmo
Korichnevaya Luna 1-0 Vampiri
Qiše’šefaram 0-2 Šešri’makaru
Iv 0-1 Bijji
Dhanish Chalal 1-1 Svayanševakhi
Raktaghav Hathi 5-0 Raghinur
PYZ 1-3 Pu
BFZ 0-0 Meteoriti
Enoti 2-0 Wolverines
Gunaja 2-2 K'arasi
MATCHDAY 3
RMC 0-3 Svyerchki
Iguani 0-1 Begemoti
Akademia 1-0 Korichnevaya Luna
Yarmo 2-1 Vampiri
Šešri’makaru 1-0 Rainbows
Qiše’šefaram 1-1 Iv
Bijji 0-0 Raktaghav Hathi
Svayanševakhi 4-0 Raghinur
Pu 2-2 Taityane
PYZ 0-2 BFZ
Meteoriti 8-0 Gunaja
Wolverines 0-3 K'arasi
MATCHDAY 4
Begemoti 3-0 RMC
Nautilus 1-0 Svyerchki
Korichnevaya Luna 0-2 Iguani
Yarmo 1-2 Akademia
Iv 0-2 Šešri’makaru
Dhanish Chalal 3-2 Rainbows
Raktaghav Hathi 2-4 Qiše’šefaram
Svayanševakhi 0-2 Bijji
BFZ 1-2 Pu
Enoti 5-1 Taityane
Gunaja 2-1 PYZ
Wolverines 0-3 Meteoriti
MATCHDAY 5
RMC 0-4 Nautilus
Begemoti 0-0 Korichnevaya Luna
Svyerchki 3-1 Vampiri
Iguani 2-0 Yarmo
Šešri’makaru 4-3 Dhanish Chalal
Iv 1-0 Raktaghav Hathi
Rainbows 4-0 Raghinur
Qiše’šefaram 3-1 Svayanševakhi
Pu 3-1 Enoti
BFZ 4-1 Gunaja
Taityane 0-3 K'arasi
PYZ 5-0 Wolverines
MATCHDAY 6
Korichnevaya Luna 3-0 RMC
Vampiri 0-2 Nautilus
Yarmo 2-4 Begemoti
Akademia 1-1 Svyerchki
Raktaghav Hathi 1-2 Šešri’makaru
Raghinur 0-5 Dhanish Chalal
Svayanševakhi 1-0 Iv
Bijji 2-0 Rainbows
Gunaja 0-8 Pu
K'arasi 1-0 Enoti
Wolverines 1-2 BFZ
Meteoriti 1-2 Taityane
MATCHDAY 7
RMC 2-1 Vampiri
Korichnevaya Luna 0-2 Yarmo
Nautilus 0-3 Akademia
Svyerchki 0-1 Iguani
Šešri’makaru 1-2 Raghinur
Raktaghav Hathi 0-0 Svayanševakhi
Dhanish Chalal 2-2 Bijji
Rainbows 3-2 Qiše’šefaram
Pu 0-3 K'arasi
Gunaja 2-2 Wolverines
Enoti 0-3 Meteoriti
Taityane 1-7 PYZ
MATCHDAY 8
Yarmo 3-0 RMC
Akademia 1-1 Vampiri
Iguani 1-1 Nautilus
Svyerchki 1-1 Begemoti
Svayanševakhi 1-2 Šešri’makaru
Bijji 2-1 Raghinur
Qiše’šefaram 1-2 Dhanish Chalal
Rainbows 0-0 Iv
Wolverines 0-2 Pu
Meteoriti 3-1 K'arasi
PYZ 1-7 Enoti
Taityane 0-2 BFZ
MATCHDAY 9
RMC 0-2 Akademia
Vampiri 1-4 Iguani
Korichnevaya Luna 0-2 Svyerchki
Nautilus 1-1 Begemoti
Šešri’makaru 1-1 Bijji
Raghinur 1-4 Qiše’šefaram
Raktaghav Hathi 0-2 Rainbows
Dhanish Chalal 1-1 Iv
Pu 1-2 Meteoriti
K'arasi 1-0 PYZ
Gunaja 1-1 Taityane
Enoti 2-0 BFZ
MATCHDAY 10
Iguani 3-1 Akademia
Svyerchki 0-3 Yarmo
Begemoti 7-0 Vampiri
Nautilus 1-1 Korichnevaya Luna
Qiše’šefaram 2-0 Bijji
Rainbows 1-2 Svayanševakhi
Iv 1-1 Raghinur
Dhanish Chalal 4-2 Raktaghav Hathi
PYZ 4-2 Meteoriti
Taityane 1-0 Wolverines
BFZ 0-2 K'arasi
Enoti 5-1 Gunaja
MATCHDAY 11
RMC 1-5 Iguani
Akademia 1-1 Begemoti
Yarmo 3-1 Nautilus
Vampiri 0-0 Korichnevaya Luna
Šešri’makaru 1-1 Qiše’šefaram
Bijji 1-0 Iv
Svayanševakhi 2-5 Dhanish Chalal
Raghinur 3-0 Raktaghav Hathi
Pu 1-1 PYZ
Meteoriti 1-0 BFZ
Wolverines 0-2 Enoti
K'arasi 0-1 Gunaja
MATCHDAY 12
Svyerchki 0-0 RMC
Begemoti 3-1 Iguani
Korichnevaya Luna 0-1 Akademia
Vampiri 1-2 Yarmo
Rainbows 2-2 Šešri’makaru
Iv 1-0 Qiše’šefaram
Raktaghav Hathi 0-1 Bijji
Raghinur 0-3 Svayanševakhi
Taityane 0-2 Pu
BFZ 1-2 PYZ
Gunaja 0-2 Meteoriti
K'arasi 4-1 Wolverines
MATCHDAY 13
RMC 1-4 Begemoti
Svyerchki 1-0 Nautilus
Iguani 3-1 Korichnevaya Luna
Akademia 1-0 Yarmo
Šešri’makaru 1-1 Iv
Rainbows 1-0 Dhanish Chalal
Qiše’šefaram 0-2 Raktaghav Hathi
Bijji 1-2 Svayanševakhi
Pu 7-0 BFZ
Taityane 1-2 Enoti
PYZ 6-1 Gunaja
Meteoriti 1-0 Wolverines
MATCHDAY 14
Nautilus 2-0 RMC
Korichnevaya Luna 0-3 Begemoti
Vampiri 0-4 Svyerchki
Yarmo 2-4 Iguani
Dhanish Chalal 1-1 Šešri’makaru
Raktaghav Hathi 1-1 Iv
Raghinur 0-3 Rainbows
Svayanševakhi 1-0 Qiše’šefaram
Enoti 4-2 Pu
Gunaja 2-0 BFZ
K'arasi 2-1 Taityane
Wolverines 0-2 PYZ
MATCHDAY 15
RMC 2-0 Korichnevaya Luna
Nautilus 6-0 Vampiri
Begemoti 2-0 Yarmo
Svyerchki 1-0 Akademia
Šešri’makaru 1-2 Raktaghav Hathi
Dhanish Chalal 2-0 Raghinur
Iv 1-0 Svayanševakhi
Rainbows 2-2 Bijji
Pu 4-0 Gunaja
Enoti 2-0 K'arasi
BFZ 0-0 Wolverines
Taityane 2-6 Meteoriti
MATCHDAY 16
Vampiri 1-0 RMC
Yarmo 1-0 Korichnevaya Luna
Akademia 2-0 Nautilus
Iguani 1-1 Svyerchki
Raghinur 2-6 Šešri’makaru
Svayanševakhi 1-1 Raktaghav Hathi
Bijji 1-0 Dhanish Chalal
Qiše’šefaram 1-1 Rainbows
K'arasi 3-3 Pu
Wolverines 1-0 Gunaja
Meteoriti 1-0 Enoti
PYZ 4-3 Taityane
MATCHDAY 17
RMC 1-3 Yarmo
Vampiri 1-0 Akademia
Nautilus 1-1 Iguani
Begemoti 0-1 Svyerchki
Šešri’makaru 0-1 Svayanševakhi
Raghinur 0-2 Bijji
Dhanish Chalal 1-0 Qiše’šefaram
Iv 2-1 Rainbows
Pu 3-0 Wolverines
K'arasi 0-0 Meteoriti
Enoti 5-0 PYZ
BFZ 0-0 Taityane
MATCHDAY 18
Akademia 3-0 RMC
Iguani 3-1 Vampiri
Svyerchki 1-0 Korichnevaya Luna
Begemoti 0-2 Nautilus
Bijji 1-0 Šešri’makaru
Qiše’šefaram 4-0 Raghinur
Rainbows 4-0 Raktaghav Hathi
Iv 1-2 Dhanish Chalal
Meteoriti 2-1 Pu
PYZ 1-2 K'arasi
Taityane 0-3 Gunaja
BFZ 0-0 Enoti
MATCHDAY 19
Akademia 0-0 Iguani
Yarmo 2-0 Svyerchki
Vampiri 0-4 Begemoti
Korichnevaya Luna 0-1 Nautilus
Bijji 1-1 Qiše’šefaram
Svayanševakhi 1-4 Rainbows
Raghinur 0-5 Iv
Raktaghav Hathi 0-1 Dhanish Chalal
Meteoriti 0-0 PYZ
Wolverines 1-1 Taityane
K'arasi 3-0 BFZ
Gunaja 0-4 Enoti
MATCHDAY 20
Iguani 5-0 RMC
Begemoti 1-1 Akademia
Nautilus 1-1 Yarmo
Korichnevaya Luna 0-2 Vampiri
Qiše’šefaram 3-1 Šešri’makaru
Iv 1-1 Bijji
Dhanish Chalal 1-1 Svayanševakhi
Raktaghav Hathi 2-1 Raghinur
PYZ 2-1 Pu
BFZ 0-3 Meteoriti
Enoti 3-1 Wolverines
Gunaja 3-3 K'arasi
MATCHDAY 21
RMC 3-2 Svyerchki
Iguani 0-2 Begemoti
Akademia 2-0 Korichnevaya Luna
Yarmo 1-0 Vampiri
Šešri’makaru 1-1 Rainbows
Qiše’šefaram 3-1 Iv
Bijji 1-0 Raktaghav Hathi
Svayanševakhi 2-0 Raghinur
Pu 2-1 Taityane
PYZ 2-0 BFZ
Meteoriti 7-1 Gunaja
Wolverines 0-5 K'arasi
MATCHDAY 22
Begemoti 5-1 RMC
Nautilus 2-0 Svyerchki
Korichnevaya Luna 0-1 Iguani
Yarmo 0-1 Akademia
Iv 1-0 Šešri’makaru
Dhanish Chalal 1-2 Rainbows
Raktaghav Hathi 0-3 Qiše’šefaram
Svayanševakhi 0-1 Bijji
BFZ 0-2 Pu
Enoti 0-1 Taityane
Gunaja 1-1 PYZ
Wolverines 0-3 Meteoriti
MATCHDAY 23
RMC 2-5 Nautilus
Begemoti 3-0 Korichnevaya Luna
Svyerchki 0-0 Vampiri
Iguani 1-5 Yarmo
Šešri’makaru 0-2 Dhanish Chalal
Iv 1-0 Raktaghav Hathi
Rainbows 5-0 Raghinur
Qiše’šefaram 3-1 Svayanševakhi
Pu 0-2 Enoti
BFZ 1-1 Gunaja
Taityane 1-7 K'arasi
PYZ 1-1 Wolverines
MATCHDAY 24
Korichnevaya Luna 2-1 RMC
Vampiri 1-1 Nautilus
Yarmo 3-1 Begemoti
Akademia 1-2 Svyerchki
Raktaghav Hathi 2-0 Šešri’makaru
Raghinur 2-1 Dhanish Chalal
Svayanševakhi 0-1 Iv
Bijji 2-3 Rainbows
Gunaja 2-6 Pu
K'arasi 2-1 Enoti
Wolverines 2-0 BFZ
Meteoriti 1-0 Taityane
MATCHDAY 25
RMC 3-0 Vampiri
Korichnevaya Luna 0-4 Yarmo
Nautilus 1-0 Akademia
Svyerchki 2-0 Iguani
Šešri’makaru 6-1 Raghinur
Raktaghav Hathi 3-1 Svayanševakhi
Dhanish Chalal 1-1 Bijji
Rainbows 6-1 Qiše’šefaram
Pu 1-0 K'arasi
Gunaja 1-1 Wolverines
Enoti 3-0 Meteoriti
Taityane 1-2 PYZ
MATCHDAY 26
Yarmo 2-2 RMC
Akademia 1-1 Vampiri
Iguani 4-2 Nautilus
Svyerchki 1-1 Begemoti
Svayanševakhi 0-3 Šešri’makaru
Bijji 2-0 Raghinur
Qiše’šefaram 2-2 Dhanish Chalal
Rainbows 1-1 Iv
Wolverines 4-1 Pu
Meteoriti 2-0 K'arasi
PYZ 3-1 Enoti
Taityane 0-0 BFZ
MATCHDAY 27
RMC 0-2 Akademia
Vampiri 0-6 Iguani
Korichnevaya Luna 0-1 Svyerchki
Nautilus 0-5 Begemoti
Šešri’makaru 0-1 Bijji
Raghinur 0-4 Qiše’šefaram
Raktaghav Hathi 0-0 Rainbows
Dhanish Chalal 0-1 Iv
Pu 1-0 Meteoriti
K'arasi 4-1 PYZ
Gunaja 4-0 Taityane
Enoti 5-1 BFZ
MATCHDAY 28
Iguani 2-0 Akademia
Svyerchki 0-0 Yarmo
Begemoti 4-0 Vampiri
Nautilus 2-2 Korichnevaya Luna
Qiše’šefaram 0-3 Bijji
Rainbows 2-2 Svayanševakhi
Iv 1-0 Raghinur
Dhanish Chalal 0-1 Raktaghav Hathi
PYZ 3-3 Meteoriti
Taityane 0-1 Wolverines
BFZ 0-3 K'arasi
Enoti 4-1 Gunaja
MATCHDAY 29
RMC 4-5 Iguani
Akademia 0-1 Begemoti
Yarmo 3-2 Nautilus
Vampiri 1-3 Korichnevaya Luna
Šešri’makaru 2-1 Qiše’šefaram
Bijji 2-0 Iv
Svayanševakhi 3-1 Dhanish Chalal
Raghinur 1-1 Raktaghav Hathi
Pu 1-4 PYZ
Meteoriti 3-0 BFZ
Wolverines 0-2 Enoti
K'arasi 2-1 Gunaja
MATCHDAY 30
Svyerchki 2-0 RMC
Begemoti 1-0 Iguani
Korichnevaya Luna 0-2 Akademia
Vampiri 0-1 Yarmo
Rainbows 2-3 Šešri’makaru
Iv 1-0 Qiše’šefaram
Raktaghav Hathi 0-2 Bijji
Raghinur 1-7 Svayanševakhi
Taityane 3-6 Pu
BFZ 0-1 PYZ
Gunaja 1-2 Meteoriti
K'arasi 3-0 Wolverines
MATCHDAY 31
RMC 1-5 Begemoti
Svyerchki 3-1 Nautilus
Iguani 1-0 Korichnevaya Luna
Akademia 0-0 Yarmo
Šešri’makaru 3-2 Iv
Rainbows 2-1 Dhanish Chalal
Qiše’šefaram 3-1 Raktaghav Hathi
Bijji 1-0 Svayanševakhi
Pu 4-0 BFZ
Taityane 0-1 Enoti
PYZ 4-3 Gunaja
Meteoriti 3-0 Wolverines
MATCHDAY 32
Nautilus 6-3 RMC
Korichnevaya Luna 0-2 Begemoti
Vampiri 0-1 Svyerchki
Yarmo 4-3 Iguani
Dhanish Chalal 2-3 Šešri’makaru
Raktaghav Hathi 0-1 Iv
Raghinur 2-4 Rainbows
Svayanševakhi 3-2 Qiše’šefaram
Enoti 1-0 Pu
Gunaja 3-0 BFZ
K'arasi 2-1 Taityane
Wolverines 0-1 PYZ
MATCHDAY 33
RMC 0-2 Korichnevaya Luna
Nautilus 1-0 Vampiri
Begemoti 0-1 Yarmo
Svyerchki 2-0 Akademia
Šešri’makaru 0-2 Raktaghav Hathi
Dhanish Chalal 1-1 Raghinur
Iv 2-0 Svayanševakhi
Rainbows 0-1 Bijji
Pu 3-0 Gunaja
Enoti 1-0 K'arasi
BFZ 3-2 Wolverines
Taityane 0-3 Meteoriti
MATCHDAY 34
Vampiri 0-1 RMC
Yarmo 1-0 Korichnevaya Luna
Akademia 1-1 Nautilus
Iguani 3-1 Svyerchki
Raghinur 1-6 Šešri’makaru
Svayanševakhi 3-1 Raktaghav Hathi
Bijji 0-1 Dhanish Chalal
Qiše’šefaram 1-0 Rainbows
K'arasi 2-0 Pu
Wolverines 3-1 Gunaja
Meteoriti 2-1 Enoti
PYZ 3-1 Taityane
MATCHDAY 35
RMC 1-0 Yarmo
Vampiri 0-2 Akademia
Nautilus 2-0 Iguani
Begemoti 1-1 Svyerchki
Šešri’makaru 6-2 Svayanševakhi
Raghinur 1-0 Bijji
Dhanish Chalal 0-2 Qiše’šefaram
Iv 1-0 Rainbows
Pu 6-1 Wolverines
K'arasi 2-0 Meteoriti
Enoti 1-1 PYZ
BFZ 0-0 Taityane
MATCHDAY 36
Akademia 7-1 RMC
Iguani 1-0 Vampiri
Svyerchki 1-0 Korichnevaya Luna
Begemoti 2-1 Nautilus
Bijji 1-1 Šešri’makaru
Qiše’šefaram 1-2 Raghinur
Rainbows 2-0 Raktaghav Hathi
Iv 2-0 Dhanish Chalal
Meteoriti 1-1 Pu
PYZ 3-0 K'arasi
Taityane 2-1 Gunaja
BFZ 0-2 Enoti

Relegation/Promotion Round

Matchday 1
Bijji                1 - 1 Begemoti            
Meteoriti            2 - 0 Yellowknife Yaks    

Matchday 2
Meteoriti            1 - 0 Bijji               
Nekromanti           0 - 0 Yellowknife Yaks    

Matchday 3
Bijji                0 - 2 Nekromanti          
Begemoti             4 - 3 Meteoriti           

Matchday 4
Yellowknife Yaks     2 - 0 Bijji               
Begemoti             1 - 0 Nekromanti          

Matchday 5
Yellowknife Yaks     1 - 0 Begemoti            
Nekromanti           4 - 1 Meteoriti           

TEAM                 GP W  D  L  PTS GF GA
Nekromanti           4  2  1  1  7   6  2
Begemoti             4  2  1  1  7   6  5
Yellowknife Yaks     4  2  1  1  7   3  2
Meteoriti            4  2  0  2  6   7  8
Bijji                4  0  1  3  1   1  6

Šenapatiam'ajat Vahavi

KDZ Cup

ROUND OF 16
Begemoti             1 - 2 Svyerchki
Meteoriti            0 - 1 PYZ
Vulkan               1 - 1 Iguani
Dynamo               1 - 1 Krevetka
Yastrabi             2 - 0 Xenon
Nautilus             3 - 2 Yarmo
Korichnevaya Luna    2 - 1 Xilofon
FKM                  5 - 1 Gimnasia

Svyerchki            2 - 2 Begemoti
	(Svyerchki 4-3 on aggregate)
PYZ                  1 - 1 Meteoriti
	(PYZ 2-1 on aggregate)
Iguani               0 - 1 Vulkan
	(Vulkan 2-1 on aggregate)
Krevetka             1 - 0 Dynamo
	(Krevetka 2-1 on aggregate)
Xenon                1 - 4 Yastrabi
	(Yastrabi 6-1 on aggregate)
Yarmo                0 - 0 Nautilus
	(Nautilus 3-2 on aggregate)
Xilofon              1 - 0 Korichnevaya Luna
	(2-2 on aggregate, Xilofon on away goals)
Gimnasia             2 - 1 FKM
	(FKM 6-3 on aggregate)

QUARTERFINALS
FKM                  2 - 0 Yastrabi
Vulkan               2 - 1 Nautilus
Krevetka             2 - 0 Svyerchki
Xilofon              3 - 2 PYZ

Yastrabi             1 - 1 FKM
	(FKM 3-1 on aggregate)
Nautilus             0 - 2 Vulkan
	(Vulkan 4-1 on aggregate)
Svyerchki            0 - 2 Krevetka
	(Krevetka 4-0 on aggregate)
PYZ                  3 - 0 Xilofon
	(PYZ 5-3 on aggregate)

SEMIFINALS
Krevetka             1 - 0 Vulkan
FKM                  2 - 0 PYZ

Vulkan               1 - 1 Krevetka
	(Krevetka 2-1 on aggregate)
PYZ                  0 - 0 FKM
	(FKM 2-0 on aggregate)

FINALS
FKM                  1 - 4 Krevetka
Krevetka             0 - 0 FKM
	(Krevetka 4-1 on aggregate)

PZJ Cup

SEMIFINALS
Shadows              0 - 1 Therakham           
Urajbina             0 - 2 Zhevassi            

Therakham            2 - 1 Shadows             
	(Therakham 3-1 on aggregate)
Zhevassi             2 - 2 Urajbina
	(Zhevassi 4-2 on aggregate)            

FINALS
Zhevassi             3 - 2 Therakham           
Therakham            1 - 1 Zhevassi            
	(Zhevassi 4-3 on aggregate)

Final

ŠENAPATIAM’AJAT VAHAVI FINAL (in Pkethat Šede)
Zhevassi             3 - 1 Krevetka

UICA Competition Entrants
TQCC - FKM
Globe Cup - Therakham, Krevetka, Zhevassi

Cygnus Cup Entrants
Zhevassi

by **Osarius** » Sun Nov 07, 2010 4:58 pm

BREAKING NEWS: King's Guard Sporting Club banned from OFA competitions

The Osarian Football Association's investigations into allegations of genetic engineering by King's Guard Sporting Club in last season's King's League, Corradini Cup and OFA Cup competitions are said to have been proven beyond reasonable doubt. As a result, Lord William Kenterbury has released the following statement:

"We have spoken with the Commander-in-Chief of the King's Guard, as well as His Majesty, and have come to the conclusion that it would perhaps be in the best interests of all parties involved if the King's Guard were no longer permitted to enter a football team into OFA competitions. There is to be a further investigation to decide whether or not there should be any forfeiture of titles won last season, as well as investigations into the counter-claims made by the King's Guard, referring to potential match-fixing on the part of three King's League clubs who we are not willing to name at this moment in time."

The counter-claims Lord Kenterbury is referring to were made last week by Commander Kidd - the head of the football section of the King's Guard - when he criticised the "hypocritical" world of Osarian football, and what he perceived to be "victimisation, while there are other clubs who are fixing matches and not just making the most of the technology available." The case put forward by their rivals, however, is that this technology is not readily available to the public, or to other clubs, as the government keeps all genetic engineering under "strict control". More news will follow soon.

by **Vircais** » Sun Nov 07, 2010 6:07 pm

VCFF Continental League, 1789 season
(Note: Virçais continues to use the Vephrese calendar; the Televeph League's final season was 1787. There was no competition in 1788, thus no entries into the last round of UICA tournaments.)

Preseason Western Division favorite United Trilan was a bit of a disappointment, finishing only 7th, just barely high enough to be invited to next year's First Division. The other top clubs all lived up to their billing and in the end it was Parwood City that would end up on top as the division representative to the championship.

Eastern Division favorite Poiki, on the other hand, did live up to their billing. Unfortunately for them, they ended up losing out to Stithis-Knolees on the second tiebreaker (number of wins) after the two drew both matches against each other 1-1. Daazy-Mersira was something of a surprise in third place; meanwhile Mylfe fans are angry after the second richest club in the East finished all the way down in tenth and will be stuck in the Second Division East next year.

WESTERN DIVISION

.   Team                          P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Parwood City                 40  29   6   5  74  22  +52  93  D1/Q
  2 Prangren Greens              40  27   8   5  72  16  +56  89  D1
  3 AFC Neegera                  40  27   2  11  61  29  +32  83  D1
  4 Sorbridge Soccer Storm       40  25   7   8  67  39  +28  82  D1
  5 Fariynuff FC                 40  24   7   9  64  31  +33  79  D1
  6 AS Assiri                    40  23   8   9  76  40  +36  77  D1
  7 United Trilan                40  21   7  12  59  33  +26  70  D1
  8 Deportivo del Arapucera      40  17  10  13  45  42   +3  61  D2W
  9 Delta Force Cardim           40  16  11  13  46  40   +6  59  D2W
 10 Minsten Academicals          40  16  10  14  43  39   +4  58  D2W
 11 Murley City                  40  16   8  16  45  47   -2  56  D2W
 12 Harrington Lakeside          40  15   7  18  41  46   -5  52  D2W
 13 Curzek Rovers                40  13  11  16  39  50  -11  50  D2W
 14 FC Bargoiten                 40  11  12  17  43  47   -4  45  D2W
 15 Muffidge Rovers              40  11   7  22  35  57  -22  40  D2W
 16 Achorpe Rovers               40  10   8  22  30  52  -22  38  D2W
 17 Grayton City Wolves          40  10   8  22  40  60  -20  38  D2W
 18 Yarzoya FC                   40   8  13  19  38  67  -29  37  D2W
 19 Marthley Rovers              40   9   6  25  23  66  -43  33  D2W
 20 Porterbridge City            40   6   4  30  17  63  -46  22  D2W
 21 FC Wulting                   40   3   6  31  22  94  -72  15  D2W

EASTERN DIVISION

.   Team                   P   W   D   L For   Ag   +/- Pts
  1 Stithis-Knolees       40  27   7   6  79   31   +48  88  D1/Q
  2 Poiki                 40  26  10   4  90   28   +62  88  D1
  3 Daazy-Mersira         40  25   7   8  72   43   +29  82  D1
  4 Stestrenas-Gloem      40  24   8   8  67   30   +37  80  D1
  5 Netlas-Ammites        40  25   5  10  86   32   +54  80  D1
  6 Fekliir United        40  24   8   8  73   35   +38  80  D1
  7 Gontarthe United      40  23  10   7  75   25   +50  79  D1
  8 Knolees FC            40  18  13   9  64   47   +17  67  D2E
  9 Flaarickug SC         40  16  12  12  59   43   +16  60  D2E
 10 Mylfe                 40  16  12  12  60   40   +20  60  D2E
 11 Penuls United         40  14  15  11  48   46    +2  57  D2E
 12 Munturet-Trillet      40  16   8  16  45   46    -1  56  D2E
 13 Tuffir-Sichisers      40  14  10  16  45   48    -3  52  D2E
 14 Cunceer-Moje          40  10  15  15  39   47    -8  45  D2E
 15 Shing-Dostey          40  12   6  22  43   69   -26  42  D2E
 16 Taeschand-Dilkis      40  10   6  24  31   59   -28  36  D2E
 17 Fenstus Gang          40   7   8  25  35   61   -26  29  D2E
 18 FC of the East        40   6  10  24  32   87   -55  28  D2E
 19 Meice-Dranacess       40   6   9  25  26   74   -48  27  D2E
 20 Speilers FC           40   6   3  31  23   96   -73  21  D2E
 21 Solonds FC            40   2   4  34  11  116  -105  10  D2E

CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
The Inaugural Season Championship Series (which will exist this year and this year only) is a simple home-and-home between the champions of the Western and Eastern Divisions.

Parwood City 1-2 Stithis-Knolees
Stithis-Knolees 1-2 Parwood City (2-2 AET, 4-3 agg)

Stithis-Knolees is the first Continental League champion and will represent Virçais [VRC] in the TakilQuip Champions' Cup.

International qualification
TQCC:
Stithis-Knolees (formerly known as Stithis FE)
Parwood City

Globe Cup:
Poiki (formerly known as Poikimitagiin FE)
Prangren Greens
AFC Neegera

by **Whirl Islands** » Sun Nov 07, 2010 7:19 pm

The Whirl Islands Premier League Season 3

First, the Premier League was "Orange", then "Blue" and now "Red". Navel FC, the second most popular team in the Whirl Islands, managed to become the third winner of the Premier League with an outstanding and demolishing performance (including a cruel 10-0 thrashing of newcomers Sparta) and will carry the Islander banner in the next TQCC. The Sharks, overpowered by their old arch-rivals, had to settle for second place and a spot in the next Globe Cup, as well as Atlantis and Eastburg, who will return to the international stage after a one-season hiatus. The Red Diamonds will miss UICA competition this time, and Union and Sparta managed to keep alive the rivalry in the Premier League for (at least) one season more. Port-Vieux competed with more sorrow than glory, and were relegated. Bye-bye!

Team                           P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Navel FC                   36  25   6   5  81  29  +52  81 TQCC/RCC
 2 Navel Sharks               36  22   8   6  86  36  +50  74 GC/RCC
 3 FC Atlantis                36  18   7  11  59  44  +15  61 GC
 4 Eastburg United            36  14   8  14  53  58   -5  50 GC
 5 Lagoon Red Diamonds        36  13  10  13  62  52  +10  49
 6 Union FC                   36  11  11  14  43  51   -8  44
 7 Narissa Dolphins           36  10   8  18  28  46  -18  38
 8 Sparta Navel               36   9   9  18  42  71  -29  36
 9 Halcones de Maracaibo      36   8  11  17  34  62  -28  35
10 Port-Vieux FC              36   7   8  21  37  76  -39  29 R

The Whirl Islands Campeonato Nacional Season 3

This time, the Crocodiles had the right to ~~double~~ triple prize, as they were not only the champions, but also were promoted to the Premier League and qualified to the SBCC. Racing and Athletic (once again) failed in their attempt to be sent back to the Premier League and had to settle for a SBCC spot, while Náutico are still among the top but with no right to promotion so far. We don't think it's worth talking about these other pathetic teams, so we won't waste our time on them.

Team                         P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Lagoon Crocodiles        36  23   9   4  57  25  +32  78 CH/P - SBCC
 2 Racing de Terranova      36  17  11   8  46  33  +13  62 SBCC
 3 Náutico                  36  16   9  11  58  42  +16  57 SBCC
 4 Athletic Victoria        36  14  15   7  39  26  +13  57 SBCC
 5 FC Terranova             36  14  11  11  44  43   +1  53
 6 CCD Eastburg             36  14   8  14  41  42   -1  50
 7 National United          36  11  12  13  37  36   +1  45
 8 Atlético Narissa         36   8  13  15  36  47  -11  37
 9 Olimpia                  36   8   9  19  29  41  -12  33
10 Deportivo Maracaibo      36   3   7  26  15  67  -52  16

UICA Qualification:
TQCC: Navel FC
GC: Navel Sharks, FC Atlantis, Eastburg United
SBCC: Lagoon Crocodiles, Racing de Terranova, Náutico, Athletic Victoria

Rushmore Copa de Campeones Qualifiers: Navel FC, Navel Sharks

(OOC: I would like to ask for the changing of Whirl Islands' TLC, from the current WHI to WRL, in order to avoid some unpleasant confusions with Whittoria. Specially on the NSwiki pages. Thanks in advance.)

by **Vircais** » Mon Nov 08, 2010 4:34 pm

The Collegiate Sporting Alliance and all its member institutions, unlike their professional counterparts, have survived the great Virçais financial crisis completely intact. In fact, the upcoming 1789 season will see the existing 83-school membership grow to 87.

The University of Cimnersog and Healfat College were formerly CSA members a few decades ago, but withdrew from the CSA when the Northern Territory was organized into the semi-autonomous state of Panuul so that teams representing those two institutions could compete in Panuul's short-lived semi-professional league. With the Cimnersog and Healfat programs now back in compliance with CSA regulations, they have been re-accepted.

In addition, two universities from the former Kura-Pelland will participate in CSA competitions for the first time. The University of Minsten and the University of Fariynuff, generally considered far and away the premier university sport programs in Kura-Pelland, will begin CSA play in 1789.

Cimnersog, Healfat, Minsten, and Fariynuff will compete in their own new conference, the Association of Northern Universities (ANU). Because the conference will have only four members, its champion will not receive an automatic bid to the national championship tournament; a team will still be eligible to participate if it finishes the season ranked in the top 16.

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