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by **Port Christopher** » Mon Jan 29, 2018 5:20 am

Preview Match day one to nine Match day ten to eighteen Play-offs, & awards

Port Christopher (PCR) Qualifiers
Puppet of Schottia

Champions’ Cup: Willox Street Pirates, Blue Coast 1981
Globe Cup: San Marco Storm, Kelsy Merchants, Newport Sirens

AOCL: Willox Street Pirates
Cygnus Cup: San Marco Storm

by **Brenecia** » Mon Jan 29, 2018 5:24 pm

BRENECIAN SEASON
Season Preview
Match-by-match
Matchday 30, Finals and Standings

Brenecia (BRE) qualifiers
Puppet of Nephara
Champions’ Cup: Kingsgrove, North Hall
Globe Cup: Northern Stallions, Pikemouth, Rozelle United

CEDC: Kingsgrove, North Hall
Cup Winners Cup: Pikemouth

by **Kita-Hinode** » Mon Jan 29, 2018 5:48 pm

League Preview
Season (Part One)
Season (Part Two)
Season (Part Three)
Season (Part Four)
Final Results
Hinodejin Challenge League / Hinodejin Advance League
Youth League Preview
Youth League Results

Kita-Hinode (HIN) qualifiers
Main nation, the former Unified Sunrise Islands (USI).
Champions’ Cup: Mashu Hellowenia, Pascal Mashu
Globe Cup: Miare CosmoStars, Kanshiro Lopunnies, Princesiña Tikaru
SBCC: Hwoarang Seidoshi, Alvinero Kawasuki, Wolvena Hiyena
Youth Cup: Project Olimpo Jutsii

Kita-Hinode (HIN) final site bid
Champions’ Cup 70: Tenkaichi Peak View Field, Kamandu (capacity: 20,000)
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Home of top-tier side Reaper Kamandu, the Tenkaichi Peak View Field is one of those infamous football stadia that take pride of being located in the mountains, very much like the city of Kamandu itself. Considered to be an even bigger opponent than the team itself for anyone that dares to visit this field, there are some whispers inside the Imperial Hinodejin Football Association that someone picked this one for a bid for the giggles.

by **Coldfield** » Tue Jan 30, 2018 8:40 am

Season 5
2019-2020

League One Preview
League Two Preview
League One and League Two results
League Three
Domestic Cup

Coldfield (COL) Qualifiers
UICA
Champions' Cup: Crownsville Central
Globe Cup: Majestic, Sheepville, Elsbury
SBCC: Blackrocks, Siegecity, Silvershield
Non-UICA tournaments
Cygnus Cup: Crown Fighters
CEdC: Crownsville Central, Majestic

by **Filindostan** » Tue Jan 30, 2018 8:57 am

Filindostan Football League - 90004 Season

Primer | Preview | Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

Filindostan (FID) qualifiers
for UICA competitions
Champions' Cup: Perokojak Kota Jakulta
Globe Cup: Fortunas, Venividicci, Perouno Bandarito
Series B Champions' Cup: Perokotyog Yogyakulta, Peroperayog Yogyakulta, Locomotiva San Marco

for other competitions
Cygnus Cup: Venividicci
CEdC: Perokojak Kota Jakulta, Venividicci
VCIAPP: Perotapam Massakar

Note: Refer to this post for club name changes (for Perouno and Perotapam).

by **Orientis Juven** » Tue Jan 30, 2018 10:22 am

Campionato Orientale

In spite of football holding a strong footing in the tradition on Orientale ground, the football association hadn't thought of putting some teams out in the UICA leagues. Mostly because of most of the popilace thinking that the Campionato Orientale was prestigious enough on its own, however after the arrival of several foreign players, the Orientale Football Association decided to give some prestige and competition to the league by giving the first 4 teams the ticket for a UICA-sanctioned competition. The league consists of 16 teams from all over the nation.

In alphabetical order, here are the teams:

AC Fasenza
AC Guadalavera
AC Mujoz
Alcarassa UD
Anagennisi Filasmou
Caxa Laboral
FC Gajon
Faliriani FC
Fomo FC
OrPetrol Crezio
Ourede Camels
Ptolefni City
Ptolefni United
Taroujo FC
Tyrnavos Bulls
Vijara UD

The first 5 matchdays of the league are to be played in the months of August to September. The league's officially under way. Here's the board after the first 5 matchdays.

Ourede Camels 0–1 Ptolefni City
OrPetrol Crezio 0–3 Fomo FC
Anagennisi Filasmou 2–3 Alcarrasa UD
AC Mujoz 1–1 Tyrnavos Bulls
Faliriani FC 1–2 AC Guadalavera
Taroujo FC 2–1 Caxa Laboral
AC Fasenza 0–0 FC Gajon
Ptolefni United 0–1 Vijara UD

Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts

 1 Alcarrasa UD             5    4   0   1     7    3   +4    12

 2 Anagennisi Filasmou      5    3   1   1     8    3   +5    10

 3 Fomo FC                   5    3   1   1     6    3   +3    10

 4 Vijara UD                 5    3   0   2     4    3   +1     9

 5 Taroujo FC                5    3   0   2     5    5    0     9

 6 AC Guadalavera            5    3   0   2     4    6   −2     9

 7 Ptolefni City             5    2   2   1     4    2   +2     8

 8 AC Mujoz                  5    2   2   1     4    3   +1     8

 9 Ptolefni United           5    2   1   2     5    4   +1     7

10 Tyrnavos Bulls            5    1   3   1     5    4   +1     6

11 Ourede Camels             5    2   0   3     5    4   +1     6

12 Faliriani FC              5    2   0   3     7    8   −1     6

13 FC Gajon                  5    1   2   2     4    6   −2     5

14 AC Fasenza                5    1   1   3     1    4   −3     4

15 OrPetrol Crezio           5    0   2   3     2    7   −5     2

16 Caxa Laboral              5    0   1   4     3    9   −6     1

As you can see, the league's been quite competitive from scratch with NO teams being undefeated after only 5 matchdays, Alcarassa UD beat Anagennisi Filasmou with 2-3 to end the last remaining undefeated team's streak and to steal the first place from them, with a Carlos Perez hattrick essentially carrying Alacarassa over Anagennisi in the last minute. On another note, an interesting match was played at the OrPetrol Arena, in Crezio, between the city's team and the absolutely unbelievable force that is Fomo FC. In an epic showcase of class and skill, Fomo FC beat OrPetrol Crezio 0-3 which puts Martino Terincelli in a difficult spot, seeing his OrPetrol Crezio coaching spot being jeopardized as the team have yet to win a game.

After 15 epic matchdays, the Campionato Orientale's first cycle of the season has officially come to an end, in order to be succeeded by the winter break. The leaderboard's starting to form up.

Taroujo FC 2–0 Ptolefni City
AC Fasenza 3–0 Faliriani FC
Ptolefni United 3–0 AC Mujoz
Vijara UD 1–0 Anagennisi Filasmou
FC Gajon 1–1 OrPetrol Crezio
Caxa Laboral 2–0 Ourede Camels
AC Guadalavera 0–1 Fomo FC
Tyrnavos Bulls 2–0 Alcarrasa UD

Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts

 1 Fomo FC                  15    8   4   3    18   11   +7    28

 2 Vijara UD                15    8   2   5    15   12   +3    26

 3 Ptolefni United          15    7   3   5    15   13   +2    24

 4 Alcarrasa UD             15    7   2   6    16   14   +2    23

 5 FC Gajon                 15    5   8   2    14   12   +2    23

 6 Taroujo FC               15    7   2   6    13   14   −1    23

 7 AC Guadalavera           15    6   4   5    12   15   −3    22

 8 Caxa Laboral             15    6   3   6    19   15   +4    21

 9 Ptolefni City           15    6   3   6    18   15   +3    21

10 Faliriani FC             15    6   3   6    18   19   −1    21

11 Ourede Camels            15    6   2   7    13   12   +1    20

12 Tyrnavos Bulls           15    5   4   6    13   13    0    19

13 AC Fasenza               15    5   3   7    10   14   −4    18

14 AC Mujoz                 15    5   2   8    14   23   −9    17

15 OrPetrol Crezio          15    3   6   6    19   18   +1    15

16 Anagennisi Filasmou      15    4   1  10    13   20   −7    13

Mid-season top scorers:
Maximino Ferro(10 goals)(Vijara UD)
Giannino Aliprandi(8 goals)(Fomo FC)
Lazaros Iordanou(7 goals)(Ptolefni United)

No team has managed to establish dominance in the league yet, but it seems as if Fomo FC's leading the horse race thus far with 28 points as well as finishing the first half of a season on a win against AC Guadalavera with a goal from golden boy Roberto Angioli, with the Orientale youngster scoring his 5th goal in the league thus far. Caxa Laboral took a relief victory against Ourede Camels, surpassing them in the process. Heliodoro Araújo and Isaías Torres absolutely crashed the Ourede Camels throught the entirety of the game, with both scoring a goal and giving an assist to each other. The top scorer race seems to be as close as ever, with Vijara UD's superstar striker Ferro netting 10, followed by Aliprandi with 8 and Iordanou with 1 goal less.

Caxa Laboral 2–1 Ptolefni City
FC Gajon 1–0 AC Guadalavera
Vijara UD 2–0 Tyrnavos Bulls
Ptolefni United 2–0 Alcarrasa UD
AC Fasenza 1–0 Fomo FC
Taroujo FC 2–0 Ourede Camels
Faliriani FC 1–0 OrPetrol Crezio
AC Mujoz 0–1 Anagennisi Filasmou

3/4th's of a season completely, we're in the final line to see an eventual winner.

Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts

 1 Fomo FC                  25   14   6   5    30   18  +12    48

 2 Faliriani FC             25   12   5   8    29   23   +6    41

 3 AC Guadalavera           25   12   5   8    24   24    0    41

 4 Vijara UD                25   12   4   9    26   21   +5    40

 5 Tyrnavos Bulls           25   10   7   8    25   23   +2    37

 6 Taroujo FC               25   10   6   9    25   25    0    36

 7 Alcarrasa UD             25   11   3  11    24   26   -2    36

 8 Ptolefni City            25   10   5  10    34   28   +6    35

 9 FC Gajon                 25    8  11   6    26   25   +1    35

10 AC Fasenza               25    9   7   9    24   24    0    34

11 Ourede Camels            25   10   3  12    25   24   +1    33

12 Caxa Laboral             25   10   3  12    29   31   -2    33

13 Ptolefni United          25    8   8   9    27   27    0    32

14 AC Mujoz                 25    8   5  12    23   36  -13    29

15 Anagennisi Filasmou      25    9   1  15    24   33   -9    28

16 OrPetrol Crezio          25    4   7  14    28   35   -7    19

With most of the league matches done, we can see Fomo FC being in charge of the league, with a 7 point difference with Faliriani FC, the exceptional team that managed to climb from 10th to 2nd. The reason behind Faliriani's exception growth is Vassilis Antoniou, who's managed to score 17 goals in the 12 games he's played after returning from injury in the 13th matchday. AS Fasensa pulled a surprise against Fomo FC, as the latter were lacking important players, however the team's still leading.

Ptolefni City 4–2 Taroujo FC
Faliriani FC 1–0 AC Fasenza
AC Mujoz 0–1 Ptolefni United
Anagennisi Filasmou 3–3 Vijara UD
OrPetrol Crezio 1–0 FC Gajon
Ourede Camels 1–1 Caxa Laboral
Fomo FC 1–0 AC Guadalavera
Alcarrasa UD 2–2 Tyrnavos Bulls

Last matches players, we have clear champions here!

Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts

 1 Fomo FC                  30   17   6   7    40   25  +15    57

 2 Faliriani FC             30   14   6  10    39   34   +5    48

 3 AC Guadalavera           30   13   7  10    27   28   -1    46

 4 Ptolefni City            30   12   8  10    48   39   +9    44

 5 Tyrnavos Bulls           30   11  10   9    32   30   +2    43

 6 Taroujo FC               30   12   7  11    35   34   +1    43

 7 Caxa Laboral             30   13   4  13    37   38   -1    43

 8 Alcarrasa UD             30   13   4  13    29   30   -1    43

 9 Vijara UD                30   12   6  12    32   32    0    42

10 FC Gajon                 30   10  11   9    28   29   -1    41

11 AC Fasenza               30   11   7  12    31   29   +2    40

12 Ourede Camels            30   12   4  14    31   29   +2    40

13 Ptolefni United          30   10   9  11    31   32   -1    39

14 Anagennisi Filasmou      30   11   4  15    30   37   -7    37

15 AC Mujoz                 30    8   7  15    33   53  -20    31

16 OrPetrol Crezio          30    7   8  15    33   37   -4    29

Top goalscorers:
Vassilis Antoniou(23 goals)(Faliriani FC)(Golden boot winner)
Giannino Aliprandi(20 goals)(Fomo FC)
Eleuterio Espino(19 goals)(AC Guadalavera)

The first UICA-eligible season in Orientis Juven is over! Fomo FC dominated the league, finishing 1st with a 9 point difference from runner-ups Faliriani FC, who fought all along to catch up with 'Gli scarafaggi' but didn't manage to do it, as there was too much of a points difference between the two clubs. An incredible achievement was managed by AC Guadalavera, since they're the first team to finish in the top 3 of the league with a negative goals for/against ratio.

La copa orientale

Round of 16:
AC Mujoz 1–2 Taroujo FC
Caxa Laboral 3–0 Ptolefni United
Tyrnavos Bulls 3–4 Alcarassa UD
Faliriani FC 0–3 Ptolefni City
Ourede Camels 1–2 Vijara UD
FC Gajon 0–1 OrPetrol Crezio
AC Fasenza 1–0 AC Guadalavera
Anagennisi Filasmou 2–0 Fomo FC

Quarter-finals:
Taroujo FC 3–1 Caxa Laboral
Alcarassa UD 3–4 Ptolefni City
Vijara UD 0–1 OrPetrol Crezio
AC Fasenza 2–1 Anagennisi Filasmou

Semi-finals:
Taroujo FC 1–1 Ptolefni City (2–1 AET)
OrPetrol Crezio 2–0 AC Fasenza

Grande finale:
Taroujo FC 2–0 OrPetrol Crezio

Taroujo FC's taking their first domestic trophy in their history back home by defeating cross-regional rivals OrPetrol Crezio 2-0 in the final. Taroujo showed incredible decision making and tactical ability in the final, which allowed them to steal most of Crezio's space. A well deserved victory, as well as qualification to the Cygnus Cup.

Orientis Juven(OJV)(Puppet of Juvencus) Qualifiers:
Champions Cup: Fomo FC
Globe Cup: Faliriani FC, AC Guadalavera, Ptolefni City
Cygnus Cup: Taroujo FC

Orientis Juven(OJV)(Pupper of Juvencus) Site bid:
Stadio del nuevo triunfo, Fomo, Orientis Juven(Capacity 42,000)
The Stadio del nuevo triunfo is the biggest stadium in Orientis Juven, dedicated for national team games as well as the games of Fomo FC. It recently hosted the Orientale domestic cup final between victors Taroujo FC against OrPetrol Crezio in an epic clash between the two sides. The stadium has circular shape and a roof that closes whenever the weather is bad, which allows for the setup heaters to warmup the stadium. The grass is getting watered by automatic watering machines in certain times of the day and the grass is taken care of daily by a caretaker squad. The goals are always in excellent shape and could be swapped for occasions such as the globe cup final. The stadium's connected to the rest of Fomo via the 4th motorway which is passing by the stadium as well as the Pastore road, passing close by. There's 2 training grounds just outside the stadium, one of the home team and one for the away team. There's many stands in and outside the stadium, as well as a lot of kit stores and 49 public bathrooms.

by **Siovanija and Teusland** » Tue Jan 30, 2018 12:22 pm

Following the results detailed as such:

Preview
Part I
Part II
Part III
Review/Cup Final

The proud representatives of the United Football Association of Siovanija and Teusland in international competition are:

Siovanija and Teusland (RST) Qualifiers:
UICA Champion's Cup: Energija Chernovets
UICA Globe Cup: FC Teussen Stelburg, FC St. Jakob, FK Metropola Borograd
Cygnus Cup/Cup Winner's Cup: VfL Bamerntal

by **Republique Prahecqoise** » Tue Jan 30, 2018 7:39 pm

00/01 Le Championnat Season review

There are previews and a few other RPs relevant to the opening season of Prahecqois football available for perusal in that thread too, I won't link to them as some were produced just a couple of months shy of a year ago but they're there! I shall hopefully be more consistent with RP in future seasons and shall attempt to keep to one RL month per season for both this nation's league system and the Mytanar one.

Prahecq Qualifiers:
(Puppet of Mytanar Region, CH please can you assign a suitable trigramme)
UICA Champions' Cup: Marianne
UICA Globe Cup: Racing Club, Champex du Lac, Oxocelhaya

Rushmore Copa de Campeones: Marianne

by **Damukuni** » Tue Jan 30, 2018 10:32 pm

The Damukuni Football League
Season 8

Procedural Notes:

Black Sword are now called DKI Telecom Sharks. They are a continuation of the same team.
East Town Cricket Club are now called East Town Eagles. They are a continuation of the same team.

Season 8 Procedural Notes
Fall Split 8 · Fall Split Playoff (Champions only)
Spring Split 8 · Challenger Spring Playoff (SBCC Qualifying) · Champions Spring Playoff
Season 8 Championship Points Summary (Champions only)

Damukuni (DKI) qualifiers
UICA | Primary association.
(TakilQuip) Champions' Cup: Desert Province FC
(Triangle) Globe Cup: Free States FC, Football Miracle Izaki, Terohiku Red Steel
(Dexi eLife) Series B Champions' Cup: Sporting Endoshi, Iruko United, DKI Telecom Sharks
Non-UICA
CEdC: Desert Province FC*, Free States FC

by **Chromatika** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 12:13 am

Preview Part 1
Preview Part 2
Preview Part 3
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Part 7

Chromatika (CMT) Qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: Tihon, Myana
Globe Cup: Anomalies, Chromatik, Lhor (As Cup Champions)
Series B Champions' Cup: Umbar, Lorentine, Miners
AOCL: Tihon
Cygnus Cup: Lhor
VCIAPP: Crossroads [Fair Play Table]

by **Yesopalitha** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 1:39 am

Season 4

Yesopalitha (YSP) Qualifiers
Puppet of Chromatika

Champions’ Cup: Freedom's Altar FC
Globe Cup: Unbidden United, Worthington Cougars, Tarahal Lake Athletic
Series B Champions' Cup: Wolvesbane Athletic, Raxton United, Raxton Beavers FC
AOCL: Freedom's Altar FC
Cygnus Cup: Unbidden United

by **The Askari Union** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 2:14 am

FINAL STANDINGS

Pos Team                     P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Aznavour OSC            33  20   8   5  63  27  +36  68
  2 Dinamo Sainati          33  18   7   8  58  29  +29  61
  3 AC Sainati              33  14  14   5  50  35  +15  56
  4 Grigio Calcio           33  16   8   9  31  31   +0  56
  5 Hussards                33  14   6  13  53  42  +11  48
  6 SSC Honneur             33  10  13  10  28  29   -1  43
  7 Sainati Bohemien        33  11  10  12  50  52   -2  43
  8 FC Elan                 33  11   9  13  42  54  -12  42
  9 Duredain Barricade      33   9   9  15  25  36  -11  36
 10 SSC Crespoli            33  10   4  19  29  46  -17  34
 11 LSC Dunelan             33   7  10  16  18  39  -21  31
 12 Stade-National          33   6   6  21  30  57  -27  24

AWARDS
Silver Boot (Goals Scored): Sierra Autenetxe (AZN) - 21
Silver Ball (Player of the Year): Diogo Melo (DIS)
Silver Heart (U-21 Player of the Year): Faiza Huyton (HUS)
Silver Star (Domestic Player of the Year): Sierra Autenetxe (AZN)
Team of the Year: Beyer (AZN); Hammesfahr (ACS), Killebrew (HON), Vanzanto (DIS), Licor (ACS); Etxeita (AZN), Radcliffe (GRC), Diogo Melo (DIS); Brookes-Qureshi (DIS), Aurtenetxe (AZN), Huyton (HUS)
Manager of the Year: Rocco Gaffory (AZN)

Yet again, Aznavour OSC take the glory as premiers! Yet again, they were defined by their ability to have a strong domestic core, allowing their foreign players to complement the team rather than be it. Starting the season by beating Dinamo 2-1 away, things only got better from there, including beating Elan 7-2. Twice. Domestic stars Etxeita and Aurtenetxe were the heart of the attack, aided and abetted by the canny Miguel Cano, while defensive muscle saw them through many a tough match. They are simply the best that the island has to offer.

Dinamo Sainati came closest, but even they were seven points off the pace. They secured second place on the final day of the season with a dramatic 2-1 derby win over AC, which in turn followed a 4-1 thrashing of the mighty Hussards, an 8-2 hammering of lowly Stade and a 2-0 minor derby victory over Bohemien… but more of them later. For Dinamo’s part, they missed Vanzanto in the heart of defence, a casualty of Diogo Melo being correctly deemed a foreigner this time. Diogo Melo lived up to the billing, however, the steely partnership of himself and the veteran captain Depard in the heart of midfield too tough for many Askari to deal with. The form team of the league heading into the finals.

AC Sainati were regrettably unable to cope with the loss of Winona Bedullin. Ambrosi and Tahar are both decent marksmen at this level, but… no, they could not tear the league asunder as Bedullin, sold to A-League outfit Snowden River, was able to. The most curious transfer of the offseason was her replacement as marquee, the unapologetically mercenary Natanael Licor who, at 18, is thought to be the second-highest paid player in the league. And yet, he made up for it with a series of driving, powerful runs down the left, creating space for his compatriots to not quite make the most of. This was not a strong vintage of Sainati, but even a poor AC is a strong version of any other side, and so it proved.

Leave it to Grigio Calcio to scrape into fourth despite scoring fewer goals than games played. As ever, Nerio Marino’s charges relied on standing firm at the back, with the Huxstrom brothers as their rearguard but Arleta Radcliffe impressive as always, with the occasional goal from Sepp ‘Iron Head’ Hobson helping keep them in the fight at the danger end. They had, in fact, made no changes in their preferred XI to last season, and continuity evidently did them a world of good.

Alas, the Hussards had an off-season by the exalted club’s lofty standards, struggling to replace their talismanic marquee Soren Kvist who had left for the A-League. Edmund Luter struggled to bear the attacking burden, with Brandt taking up the new marquee status after a contract extension at a hefty sum. A 3-0 win over Aznavour was the highlight of the season, though the Hussards were undoubtedly on the end of some punishing reverses as well. The true bright spot was the flaring to life of Faiza Huyton, who enjoyed a spectacular season as a dynamic, lethal winger, driving the team to glory. Unfortunately, they were defeated in the CdC’s first round.

SSC Honneur proved more parsimonious than even Grigio! Indeed, their season was one of tedium, Luciano Bustinza a ghost of his former self, Waldron erratic, Whetham’s purchase a frank misstep after Greg Reid’s understated class last season. Martina Roma was their best player, a rightback plucked from the embers of Gaillard’s failed club and an Askari international, while Otto Rush looked isolated up front. Still, it was through the Cosumarite marquee’s last-ditch header that secured a point against Elan on the final day of the season, sealing their finals place.

That came ahead of Sainati Bohemien, who endured a difficult season - though perhaps that final blow from Rush was the cruelest note, as they had just finished thrashing Grigio 8-2. Away. In ninety minutes, they inflicted over a quarter of the goals Grigio conceded all season… and still they did not progress. Largely, this was due to the weakness of their domestic continent, Mars Trebelclef struggling in a forward position, failing to give 36-year old striker Ross Rowe the required service. Richard Harrison, a somewhat left-field marquee, was their best player by a distance. The biggest test, though, was off the pitch - and it has to be said, the additional Sainati side was a success! Very much the third of Sainati’s teams, however, for the foreseeable future.

Staggeringly, FC Elan recovered from their 7-2 hammerings from Aznavour with six wins from their last seven matches, and spent their last nine unbeaten. And that includes, yes, a 1-1 draw with Aznavour that was perhaps the most satisfying of them all. Those nine matches were, in fact, new manager Augustine Condottiero’s new reign of the club to date, which bodes well for next season. Perhaps they saw Gaillard’s plight… in any case, Palle Elsmere proved a surprisingly shrewd piece of business. But with the Semar reclamation, all five of their outfield foreigners will be departing in the offseason, and it’s rumoured Cosneoltan goalkeeper Simoneit will follow them after a patchy season.

Duredain Barricade were their usual dour selves, relying on Jane Martiez to make the best of the scraps she was left with. It mightn’t be the most fulfilling existence for a striker, but she scored thirteen of Duredain’s 25 goals. At the back, marshalled by Litchmoor and with talented young Askari goalkeeper Isolde Gaetjen making a name for herself, they could mostly hold out. Still, of course, lacking the quality of a finals contender, but the fans accept this and just want to see their side fight.

SSC Crespoli suffered a miserable season, crashing and burning as their aging locals and the departure of Morgan Kendall proved decisive. Linwood Salahamidzic, previously the picture of consistency, was handed a marquee contract and fell flat, with Deville and Gagnon completing a freakishly slow midfield around him. Patient possession is a fine thing, but there comes a time where you need to hit the ball forward. Crespoli didn’t get that, couldn’t defend and couldn’t penetrate, either.

LSC Dunelan are another side in need of inspiration, suffering from marquee Mikku Korhonen’s lacklustre form and the aging of many critical players. Asa Nemtheanga battled hard at the spearhead, but there was only so much he could do. That is perhaps harsh on a redoubtable defence, bailed out on many occasions by Joakim Brankussen, the former Eastweald man surely the league’s best goalkeeper by a mile, but 18 goals was simply nowhere near enough to be competitive.

Stade-National were abysmal and do not even warrant the attention of a full paragraph.

PRELIMINARY FINALS
AC Sainati 1-2 SSC Honneur
Grigio Calcio 2-1 Hussards

Sainati stunned! Honneur smash and grab the win despite going down early, through Elaine Coxswain’s penalty following Tahar going down in the area. Perhaps the thought was that Honneur would have to come out and chase the game… was Otto Rush’s header on the stroke of half-time part of the plan? Was Claire Ghislain’s shimmering run through three defenders and decisive finish past Brillante part of the plan? No. Defence also beat attack, regrettably, in the other semi-final, Grigio Calcio weathering the storm of the Hussards and chalking up two goals from set-pieces. Huyton pulled one back late on, but it was not enough, and the defending champions crash out.

SEMI-FINALS
Aznavour OSC 3-1 SSC Honneur
Dinamo Sainati 3-0 Grigio Calcio

No real challenges here, as the regular season’s top two ease through to the Grand Final. Aznavour are already 2-0 up by the half-hour mark, goals from Cano and Roxlyn-Canterpietre making the difference, and 3-0 by the end of the half before a late consolation from Rush. Grigio barely even troubled Dinamo goalkeeper Boumediene, as a brace from Naga either side of a goal from the unlikely Dorotea Masculin (understudy to the injured left winger Clovis Donatello) sunk them.

GRAND FINAL
Aznavour OSC 1-1 Dinamo Sainati (2-1 AET)

A glorious affair, though contested more in manful fight than in beautiful technique. Dinamo secure the first early, Naga falling in the box after seemingly minimal pressure from Gaston, converted by the indomitable Diogo Melo, but before you can say ‘match-fix’ Aznavour notched their equaliser three minutes later with a flowing passing move, rare throughout the game, was hammered home by Audioslav leftback Vsevolod Slutsky. So it continued, grinding down to a feisty, tempestuous finale in the ninety minutes. But the show must go on! And so, it did; Dinamo dominant at first, testing Beyer constantly, before with their first real attack of extra time, Etxeita’s disguised pass through the line to… again, to Slutsky, who this time chops the ball across the face of goal. Many boots and bodies go crashing in… but in the end, it’s hooked off the line by a desperate Oderic Germain. UNTIL IT ISN’T! Holding tactfully back from the melee, Miguel Cano picks his moment to strut on in and almost insolently hammer the ball into the ceiling of the net, winning it for Aznavour! Worthy champions, and all credit to their run. Dinamo can credit themselves as being honourable opponents, but this was to be Aznavour’s season yet again.

The Askari Union (ASU) qualifiers
Puppet of Nephara
CdC: Aznavour OSC

by **95X** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 2:20 am

Soccer/Association Football in 95X; UICA Cycle 70, 95X Year 73.
95X continued to be the laughingstock of organized soccer, still having no formal organized pro league. Unlike the last several years, only the Salem Oregon National Team was willing to play the nine remaining 95X pro teams. They fared with disaster: no wins, four draws, and lengthy streaks of lopsided losses. The teams also said goodbye to Semars and welcomed back many forgotten 95X faces that had gone abroad only for that nation to discontinue their league, leave the UICA, or cease existing entirely.

95X Year 73 Soccer       Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Millennium City        36   16  14   6    55   29  +26    62
 2 SC Cascadia            36   18   7  11    46   36  +10    61
 3 X SC                   36   16  12   8    49   34  +15    60
 4 Oceanside              36   13  16   7    49   35  +14    55
 5 Cascadia Seafox        36   14  11  11    49   45   +4    53
 6 Twentytwo Cacti        36   13  11  12    44   38   +6    50
 7 University City        36   12  13  11    42   41   +1    49
 8 Pacific City           36   11  13  12    32   38   −6    46
 9 Spatula City           36   12   9  15    40   42   −2    45
10 Salem Oregon NT        36    0   4  32    10   78  −68     4

Cascade Island Sports Association
The youth side of the equation was far different. With a more clublike model and locals playing for their home city, an organization originally founded for soccer decided to encompass more sports and changed their name to reflect it without changing their acronym. In fact, the Cascadia Seafox, SC Cascadia, Spatula City Utensils, and X SC (which now plays in Cascadia as well), decided to move to the club model. As SC Oceanside declined, the CISA continued to operate a youth team that will expand to a full club in Oceanside.

CISA Youth League        Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Mitchell               36   19   9   8    26   13  +13    66
 2 Cactus                 36   20   3  13    34   31   +3    63
 3 Port Chester           36   18   6  12    28   18  +10    60
 4 X SC                   36   16   6  14    32   28   +4    54
 5 Mount Barry            36   14   8  14    24   22   +2    50
 6 Spatula City           36   14   5  17    24   27   −3    47
 7 Cascadia Seafox        36   13   5  18    30   35   −5    44
 8 North River            36   10  13  13    20   17   +3    43
 9 SC Cascadia            36   10  10  16    21   32  −11    40
10 Oceanside              36   10   7  19    20   36  −16    37

95X (NFX) Qualifiers
Champions' Cup: Millennium City, SC Cascadia
Globe Cup: X SC, SC Oceanside, Cascadia Seafox
Youth Cup: Mitchell SC
Atlantian Oceania Champions League: Millennium City

by **Trans-Dniesters** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 8:14 am

2023-24 Pridnestrovian Super League Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four
2023-24 Pridnestrovian National Premier Football League final table
2023-24 Pridnestrovian Cup results

Pridnestrovia (PDN) qualifiers
Puppet of Abanhfleft
Champions' Cup: Sheriff Tiraspol
Globe Cup: Dinamo Bender, CSKA Tiraspol, Admiral Novorossiysk
Series B Champions' Cup: Dinamo Vitebsk, Elektrik Admiralnaya, Latakiaspor

Rushmore Copa de Campeones: Sheriff Tiraspol
Cygnus Cup: CSKA Tiraspol

by **Buyan** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 8:19 am

The Buyanese Football Federation is not that proud to share with you...

A series of four posts, starting with a preview, that takes you through the fun of Buyanese football - well, until it doesn't anymore.

Buyan (BYN) Qualifiers
Champions Cup: Pajukas Sport
Globe Cup: Viztourzys Kolektyvinis, Bengtsmark IF, Ernesse Stahl
SBCC: Asociacija Uraugai, Gornik Wladica, Virksomhet Stovsand
Youth Cup: Bengtsmark IF

Cygnus Cup: Ernesse Stahl
CEdC: Pajukas Sport, Jottnar Kallsmudden
VCIAPP: Blau-Weiss Pallstadt

by **Demot** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 1:30 pm

Season 1973

Pride League

Pos Team                       P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Likewell Kirk             38  20   9   9  52  32  +20  69     Champions
  2 Skyhaven FC               38  19  11   8  46  28  +18  68
  3 Freestone FC              38  19   7  12  40  33   +7  64
  4 Parthen United            38  18   8  12  48  36  +12  62
  5 Club Demot                38  18   8  12  46  34  +12  62
  6 Oceanic                   38  16  12  10  44  34  +10  60
  7 Tiranyus FC               38  17   8  13  46  31  +15  59
  8 Oceanic United            38  14  14  10  40  35   +5  56
  9 Mirria United             38  15  10  13  36  33   +3  55
 10 Druidisian FC             38  14  11  13  41  40   +1  53
 11 Mirria City               38  14  11  13  43  44   -1  53
 12 Santa Rosa FC             38  15   7  16  43  43   +0  52
 13 Druidisian United         38  13  11  14  47  46   +1  50
 14 Maracruse United          38  14   6  18  45  50   -5  48
 15 Ropper FC                 38  14   4  20  33  52  -19  46
 16 Skyhaven United           38  12  10  16  34  45  -11  46
 17 Halland City              38  11   9  18  44  50   -6  42
 18 Bellwater Tidal Wave      38  11   8  19  36  50  -14  41     Relegated
 19 Maracruse Typhoon         38   9   7  22  32  50  -18  34     Relegated
 20 FC Ironwood               38   7   9  22  32  62  -30  30     Relegated

Pride League 2

Pos Team                      P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Atalantian FC            38  22   6  10  54  33  +21  72     Champions
  2 Samarga FC               38  20  11   7  47  32  +15  71     Promoted
  3 Vasanova United          38  19  12   7  54  30  +24  69     Promoted
  4 Ionnusyus FC             38  16  11  11  44  33  +11  59
  5 AS Freestone             38  17   7  14  46  38   +8  58
  6 Saravella City           38  17   7  14  44  38   +6  58
  7 RC Ririnkle              38  16   9  13  40  33   +7  57
  8 AC Paragos               38  15  12  11  49  35  +14  57
  9 Ursona FC                38  14  14  10  53  41  +12  56
 10 New Mirria Patriots      38  14  12  12  46  41   +5  54
 11 AC Santa Rosa            38  12  13  13  35  40   -5  49
 12 Athletic Samarga         38  12  12  14  46  51   -5  48
 13 Dunmodra United          38  11  12  15  38  47   -9  45
 14 Arthenian United         38  10  13  15  38  46   -8  43
 15 FC Bellwater             38   9  14  15  35  46  -11  41
 16 Morthinian FC            38  10  11  17  31  41  -10  41
 17 RC Rarthon               38   8  15  15  30  39   -9  39
 18 Harthgate United         38   9  11  18  31  57  -26  38     Relegated
 19 RC Ropper                38   7  15  16  23  43  -20  36     Relegated
 20 AS Calada                38   8  11  19  35  55  -20  35     Relegated

Pride League 3

Pos Team                     P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Real Escan              38  22  11   5  62  28  +34  77     Champions
  2 Fairland FC             38  20   9   9  54  32  +22  69     Promoted
  3 AC Elacante             38  19  10   9  43  25  +18  67     Promoted
  4 Arthenia FC             38  20   7  11  50  34  +16  67
  5 AC Dunmodra             38  19   8  11  50  38  +12  65
  6 AS Icewind Dun          38  18   7  13  49  43   +6  61
  7 Parthen City            38  17   6  15  42  41   +1  57
  8 AS Klingsa              38  14  13  11  46  39   +7  55
  9 Geros City              38  12  15  11  40  41   -1  51
 10 Verandiom City          38  13  11  14  45  47   -2  50
 11 Mordas City             38  12  13  13  37  43   -6  49
 12 Raldvila FC             38  12  13  13  34  39   -5  49
 13 Faramore United         38  13   9  16  44  41   +3  48
 14 Druidia United          38  12   9  17  46  49   -3  45
 15 Calada United           38  13   5  20  33  44  -11  44
 16 Villain City            38  11  10  17  38  48  -10  43
 17 Clonsguard FC           38   9  15  14  39  45   -6  42
 18 Parafell City           38   9  12  17  34  56  -22  39
 19 Dosation United         38   9   9  20  32  50  -18  36
 20 Athletic Cortalias      38   6   8  24  32  67  -35  26

Demot (DEM) Qualifiers
Puppet of Valanora
AOCL: Likewell Kirk

by **Thalamascia** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 2:40 pm

Season 1914

Superleague

Pos Team                   P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Phoenixux             30  20   4   6  54  21  +33  64     Champions
  2 Panethokoi            30  16   8   6  55  25  +30  56     CEdC
  3 Titanes               30  15  10   5  47  25  +22  55
  4 AE Knaxii             30  16   6   8  43  28  +15  54
  5 Taiyou-Niséllion      30  14  10   6  40  22  +18  52
  6 Hermeticus            30  12  13   5  36  27   +9  49
  7 AC Pisinódas          30  10  11   9  34  32   +2  41
  8 AE Niséllion          30  10  11   9  27  31   -4  41
  9 Pyrrica               30   8  13   9  32  31   +1  37
 10 Helokonisís FC        30   9   9  12  28  36   -8  36
 11 Niki Larissa          30   8  10  12  30  40  -10  34
 12 Marsellixani          30   7   9  14  28  38  -10  30
 13 Artemanitus           30   8   6  16  26  43  -17  30
 14 Hellenes              30   7   9  14  24  42  -18  30
 15 Olympiakos            30   4  12  14  21  44  -23  24     Relegated
 16 AE Kallithéa          30   3   5  22  13  53  -40  14     Relegated

Superleague 2

Pos Team                 P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Niki Karsí          30  18   6   6  45  24  +21  60     Champions
  2 Thessalinia FC      30  14   8   8  39  22  +17  50     Promoted
  3 Kallithéa FC        30  14   8   8  35  29   +6  50
  4 AE Tharoúnia        30  14   6  10  40  26  +14  48
  5 Nikosis             30  12  11   7  37  30   +7  47
  6 Meduia              30  13   7  10  48  34  +14  46
  7 AE Larissa          30  12   9   9  38  39   -1  45
  8 AC Skárfia          30  14   2  14  31  36   -5  44
  9 Dhára FC            30  11   8  11  31  31   +0  41
 10 FC Croatan          30  11   8  11  33  35   -2  41
 11 AE Messaliní        30   9  12   9  29  32   -3  39
 12 Zux                 30   9   9  12  25  41  -16  36
 13 Epiratüs FC         30   7  11  12  36  41   -5  32
 14 Apollinaticus       30   7   6  17  26  37  -11  27
 15 Skárfia FC          30   4  14  12  26  42  -16  26
 16 Melikonosís FC      30   5   7  18  25  45  -20  22

Thalamascia (TLM) qualifiers
Puppet of Valanora
CEdC: Phoenixux, Panethokoi

by **Mercedini** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 4:42 pm

Mercedinian Premier League
ROSTERS | START HERE

Mercedini (MRC) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: Zoloroni City
Globe Cup: Langtree United, Hoventon & Corlington Town, Elspachia
Series B Champions' Cup: Zholvi Athletic, Project +90 Mercedini, Kingfisher Invictus
Cygnus Cup: Langtree United
Youth Cup: Zoloroni City

by **Terranean League** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 6:29 pm

Team Rosters, The Pundits' Predictions, Weeks 1-5, Weeks 6-10, Weeks 11-15, Weeks 16-20, Weeks 21-25, Weeks 26-29, Week 30, UICA Roundup, Lower Leagues, Youth Championships and Cups

Ceni (CEN) qualifiers
Primary association. Master of New Gelderland (NGD).
CC: 1860 Azoth, Polaris
GC: Tir Snake Strike, Phalanx AF, Whitehaven Triumph, Myrmidon
SBCC: Sporting Cenial, Westgreen & Trent Albion, Momentum City Centre
Youth Cup: Apex Academy
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CdC: 1860 Azoth
Cygnus Cup: Polaris

The Isles of Avon (AVN) qualifiers
Primary association. Puppet of Drawkland.
CC: Golden Eagles, Strat City
GC: Northampton, Eastern Stars, [New Avon Wanderers]
SBCC: Fort Roy SC, William's Isle, Old Avon Terraneans
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CdC: Golden Eagles
Cygnus Cup: Strat City

Team Rosters, Talking Points: Previews, Talking Points: Season in Review, Lower Leagues & Cups

Electrum (ETM) qualifiers
Primary association.
CC: Somer City and Surrounds, [Centralis Heart]
GC: Centralis Heart, FC Fairleigh-Warburton, Kale Island Dwarfs
SBCC: Prescott Wolves, Agri Foodbowl, Duneill Athletic
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CdC: Somer City and Surrounds
Cygnus Cup: Somer City and Surrounds

New Gelderland (NGD) qualifiers
Primary association. Puppet of Ceni.
CC: Lexington Victory, Celtic Noviodunum, Olympic Nassau Bay
GC: Royal Queenstown, Vaduz Portcullis, Nassau Bay Independence
SBCC: Astrolabe, Lexington Conflagration, Boudicca Noviodunum
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CdC: Lexington Victory
Cygnus Cup: Olympic Nassau Bay

Rio Oscuro (RIO) qualifiers
Additional puppet of Valladares.
CdC: Universitario de Armero

by **Soltsteed** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 6:46 pm

Mästerheid Preview | Mästerheid Combinatie | Mästerheid Depart | Mästerheid Retour

Promotion play-off
Metropolitan Constabulary win promotion as sole qualified team

Final Aggregate Standings
Gouddivisie                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Cherrygrove Cityᴿ           44   27  11   6    89   43  +46    92	Champions’ Cup; AOCL; Cup Winners’ Cup
 2 SIS FCᴰ                     44   27   6  11   109   59  +50    87	Globe Cup
 3 Köninglik Veelheim          44   24   7  13    84   76   +8    79	Globe Cup
 4 Ōtachi Audfort              44   22  12  10    73   46  +27    78	Globe Cup
 5 Royal Michaeltown           44   18  12  14    69   61   +8    66
 6 St George University        44   18  12  14    45   42   +3    66
 7 Sant-Claudie                44   18   9  17    66   59   +7    63
 8 FC Heilig Krösch            44   16  14  14    60   60    0    62
 9 Grandstrasse                44   13  11  20    58   65   −7    50
10 FC Vengelo                  44   12   7  25    47   76  −29    43
11 FC Nyvedorf                 44    8   3  33    13   60  −47    27
12 FC Nikläsplaas              44    4  10  30    52  118  −66    22	Relegated to Argentdivisie
Argentdivisie                 Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Metropolitan Constabularyᴰᴿ 44   32   5   7    82   31  +51   101	Series B; Promoted to Gouddivisie
 2 Union Orange                44   29  12   3    77   31  +46    99	Series B
 3 To Be Determined            44   19  12  13    78   70   +8    69	Series B
 4 FC Savinge                  44   20   8  16    63   58   +5    68
 5 King of Red Lions           44   18  11  15    55   47   +8    65
 6 Mairenwald                  44   17  12  15    60   59   +1    63
 7 Trinity Abbey               44   15  14  15    68   64   +4    59
 8 Sant-Petersplaas            44   14  11  19    47   58  −11    53
 9 Heekdorf Club               44   12  10  22    52   70  −18    46
10 Spartans                    44   12   9  23    24   34  −10    45
11 Audkirkenclub               44   12   8  24    47   77  −30    44
12 Rose of Aurentina           44    3  10  31    25   79  −54    19	Houtenlipel
ᴰDepart champions
ᴿRetour champions

Soltsteed (SOL) qualifiers
Primary association
Champions’ Cup: Cherrygrove City
Globe Cup: SIS FC, Köninglik Veelheim, Ōtachi Audfort
Series B Champions’ Cup: Metropolitan Constabulary, Union Orange, To Be Determined
AOCL: Cherrygrove City
Cygnus Cup: Cherrygrove City
VCIAPP: Trinity Abbey
Association: Soltsteed (SOL)
Selection Via: Fair Play Table

Soltsteed (SOL) final site bids
Champions’ Cup: King William VII National Park, Eswelle (Capacity: 77,000)
Located in the heart of Romanesque city of Eswelle (sometimes referred to as “Ashwell” in English) in the borough of Grandstrasse, de Nationaalpark is at the centre of de Nationaalplaats, the sporting mecca of the Commonwealth and home to the Royal Olympic Federation of Saxland, Sealand and Walland, the Royal Soltsteedish Football Federation and several of the most important venues in Soltsteedish sport. The surrounding city is an ancient city in the modern era and home to the royal family and some of the nation’s biggest attractions, giving visitors plenty of sightseeing to do before and after the game.

The stadium—which takes its name from the father of Soltsteedish democracy, longest-reigning Soltsteedish monarch and great-grandfather of the Reigning King—is the largest in the country, features amenities such as a retractable roof, air conditioning, sports museum and full Wi-Fi access and is readily accessible to fans through the capital’s bus network and Ondergrundtrein metro system. A truly neutral venue owned and operated solely by the Royal Soltsteedish Football Federation, de Nationaalpark serves as the usual home of the Soltsteedish national football team and the host venue of any Silver Division promotion play-off finals.
AOCL: King William VII National Park, Eswelle (Capacity: 77,000)
see above

by **Eura** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 6:53 pm

Eura (EUR) Qualifiers
Top seeds are first

CC: Revolutionaries, Spartangrad, Falourr
GC: Ulsa, Directus, Bastion
SBCC: Nukon, Foxhampton, Dangerford

Other Competitions Eura (EUR) Qualifiers

Cygnus Cup: Directus
Copa de Campeones: Revolutionaries

The Euran Football Association’s Euraleague
Recap on Season 34

A decent World Cup 79 cycle and Season 34 were preceded by an intense transfer window that greatly added to the strength of numerous Euraleague sides, with the promoted teams being deemed at their strongest in years and the bigger teams pulling in serious international talent, capped off by Spartangrad’s sensational £36m capture of James Palmisano. Revolutionaries would be the side that would prove to have made the canniest signings as they enjoyed a triumphant league victory. It wasn’t just in the league that they triumphed however. Against many predictions, Revolutionaries won the Champions Cup, although Eura’s association ranking dropped out of the top three for the first time in some years.

Eura would find themselves let down in UICA competitions at the end of the season as even Ulsa succumbed in the Globe Cup quarter finals, only for Revolutionaries to storm to Champions Cup glory with a 4-2 penalty shoot-out win (2-2 AET) over Farfadillis giants Mâ Âlâmëómë. Kirk Koromin's side dominated much of the game and despite being forced to extra time looked set to win until the 115th minute, having put a brick wall between Revolutionaries deadly attackers and the goal barring a lucky Josh Holmes effort. Predictably and heroically it took the intervention of John Spartan – practically a stationary cross and shot machine at 39 – to drill home from close range after one final run out off the bench. No Euran has scored in more international and club finals than the legendary midfielder. Revolutionaries snatched the trophy with a steely eyed penalty shootout performance featuring two stunning Bram Couch saves.

The league win was unexpectedly dominant although you might not have guessed it with only a five point gap between Revolutionaries and Ulsa come the end of the season. The critical moments were the ‘Rebels’ home and away wins and a disastrous end of season barren run for Spartangrad which saw them fail to win in their final six matches after the Palmisano brothers had set them up for the title. Falourr came in fourth after an excellent all round season regardless of their previously impervious defence having a less formidable campaign this time around. Their squad was much more balanced and deserved its success. Bastion will feel hard done by to have been second highest scorers and not conceded many only to finish 5th due to an early season poor patch, while Holdenberg’s fearsome defensive record and Brandt-Caledon goalkeeping was only offset by an unusually hard time in front of goal. It was Directus who had the most reason to be disappointed – club and national hero Lee Sharp has a lot of work to do there as they dropped to an unheard of 7th place finish scoring a measly 63 goals.

Lajuno finished in 8th and topped out “the rest” but won’t be too gutted to have left a huge gap between themselves and the UICA places as they compensated with a memorable National Cup victory. They beat Directus (compounding the east coast club’s frustrations) 2-1 in the final thanks to goals from veteran Luar Dardan, an iconic player for both clubs who refused to celebrate his strike, and departing Nepharim Rook Branagh who decided to make his final big move to Ulsa in the summer at the age of 32. Holdenberg City’s unusually poor goalscoring record, under former Gold League Golden Boot winner Pola Grabnyak of all people, did not prevent them from recording a very satisfactory 9th place finish. They were followed by Brigham in 10th who seem to have increasingly accepted a return to mid-table mediocrity, spared only by the goals of Esteban Rosales. Farrenton Athletic also let themselves down finishing 11th. Blackfields recovered well from a bad run to finish 12th while Workers Union also exceeded expectations below them. Hornchurch, Arrowsmith and Honeybadgers all trundled to survival without thrilling many but Oakstone were the star of the show in the lower half of the table. They returned to the Gold League in style with wonderkid Brian Bond leading the line. Sword and Dangerford were both disappointing in relegation but Unioneers bore the biggest humiliation, as their previously stable project came to naught.

At the Player Awards the Golden Boot and Forward of the Year went to the exceptional Lucan Palmisano, although he possibly benefitted from Kris Campbell being unfit for much of the season and forced to compete with Romikk Valgard. Dimitar Brandt-Caledon dominated the Goalkeeper of the Season category in keeping Holdenberg’s conceded tally down to an impressive 37 goals. Title winners Revolutionaries conquered the Defender of the Season category thanks to their Brenecian star Gethin Quill. The left back has proved to be a stunningly successful replacement for Niels Kruse and paired his award with Young Player of the Season. Adnan Szalai was the big winner, coming out on top of a close field in the Midfielder and International categories, and in turn being named Player of the Season. However the pyrrhic victory and story of the season was arguably that of John Spartan, who finished second in the Midfielder and Player of the Season awards even though he spent a good portion of the season on the bench. His frequent introductions at 39 after numerous injuries threatened to end his career over the years as did the pressure of international football until recently. Yet nothing could stop the Revolutionaries captain playing a crucial role in their Gold League and Champions Cup double.

Notable Transfers and Retirements ahead of Season 35

Compared to the summer preceding Season 34, this window was quiet and there were few major investments from overseas clubs. The big transfer was a free one. Directus won the race to secure the signing of Bonesea striker Cade Jones, a goal-a-game force of nature whom Lee Sharp clearly believes can rekindle their goalscoring instincts. Rook Branagh set the bar low for the highest value transfer at £12m. He took a rather late decision to force his way out of Lajuno for a regularly UICA qualifying club, Ulsa. His international career is likely beyond the point of salvage now but Branagh acrimoniously sought an exit from Lajuno to pursue the dream of slipping on the Nepharim green once more. Falourr made the surprise decision to offload Sunrisian winger Stephen Stills and replace him with Ethane’s Kristian Harper. Ulsa decided to cash in on the young Leonard Sharpe rather than forcing him to play second fiddle on their left side – Holdenberg see potential in the 22 year old left midfielder and have taken him on for £7m.

Aside from their signing of Bonesea’s lethal frontman Jones, Directus made a calculated gamble in spending £6m on Honeybadgers talented 21 year old Mytanar winger Boris Kalinic while offloading the now 34 year old Pedrinho to Lajuno. They also gave up on Sol Myren at a profit, selling him to Eastweald in Cosumar. Ulsa allowed the now 33 year old Freddie Nolan to leave after a disastrous season for club and country. He returns to his old club Workers Union in search of a late career swansong. Lajuno secured a new goalkeeper in the form of Mat Vinter from Brinemouth in Nephara, while relegated Sword allowed hot prospect Samuel Hopkins to leave for Chromatika. Other interesting signings included Holdenberg City’s securing of Eddie Wood from Unioneers, Honeybadger’s signing Silverleague’s best left back Stuart Lynch, Daniel Stokes departing Bastion for Brigham to get more game time and Hornchurch signing Santiago Curiales of Cosumar. Bastion have loaned out Schottian Jack Avelione to Marionville in his own country.

The retirements ahead of this season are much more significant than the transfers in many ways. The passing of the career of John Spartan is a big milestone in Euran football. His playing days will be remembered fondly by all for his outstanding leadership, scoring In multiple finals for the national team and Revolutionaries, ferocious long range shooting ability and his league and Champions Cup double to end his career with that beloved team. Spartan will almost certainly get his first managing role before long and may even one day emulate his mentor Steve Thompson, who himself was a Euran central midfield veteran (combined they appeared for Eura nearly 600 times), in taking the biggest job of them all one day. It is unfortunate for some other significant players that his retirement has somewhat overshadowed theirs. Charles Hunter was a fan favourite in Euran football and really found his calling in the latter years of his career at Directus. He also played excellently most of the time for the national team despite a limited few years in the starting lineup, accumulating an unexpectedly high number of caps in the triple figures and scoring many goals from central midfield.

On the topic of fan favourites, Glenn Anderson has finally called it a day at 42, making him the oldest player in the modern history of the Gold League, and the oldest goalscorer since the days of Lionel Carlston long ago. His absurdly long end of career spell at Lajuno was a remarkable feat of fitness and perseverance, and his appearance figures in the league never dropped into the single digit despite not being first choice for years. It’s easy to forget sometimes that before Lajuno he was a Directus stalwart who played alongside Tom Riley and Michael Brandon and won 86 caps for Eura, scoring 8 goals. Lewis Hughes never quite hit the heights that were hoped for him at an international level but nevertheless played a role in winning a World Cup and Copa Rushmori in a long career, as well as enjoying tremendous success at Spartangrad.

Other prominent retirements included: Mertagne and Bastion fullback Rhys West, the indomitable goalkeeper Tony Grant, Euran international left backs Lee McKray and Anthony Cotra, journeyman Semarland, former Ulsa and Workers Union striker Jakob Lindesfarne, Helving’s best ever player and Farrenton Athletic icon Scott Barnes, former Euran internationals Kevin Colbert and Robbie Faulkner, journeyman striker and nearly-man Sean Hayward, the ever reliable goal scorer Edward Whitehous, and Falourr’s 37 year old winger Reece Kent.

Team Previews for Season 35

ARROWSMITH
Manager: Liam Carling (47, Eura)
Stadium: Fishery Hill (Arrowsmith, 45,600)
Lineup: [4-2-3-1 Narrow] Goro Tanaka (24/GK/USI), Tug Cooper (24/RB/COS), Robert Hobbs (26/CB/EUR), Nicky Royle (30/CB/EUR), Jesus Moreno (23/LB/EOT, USI), Stephen Cumming (18/CDM/AUD), Divan Miocic (24/CDM/USI), Lufus Aurora (26/CM/MBT), Pablo Mane (25/CM/SAM), Harvey Joyce (25/CAM/EUR), Scott Hardy (25/ST/APX)

BASTION LIONS
Manager: Tomas Svenson (43, Mytannion)
Stadium: Wanderers Gate (Bastion, 36,250)
Lineup: [4-4-1-1] Jacob Wryman (30/GK/EUR), Joshua Coates (25/RB/EUR), Daniel Webster (27/CB/EUR), Nathan Begum (29/CB/EUR), Ethan Parsons (26/LB/EUR), Riley Boyle (31/RM/EUR), Michael Wells (32/CDM/EUR), Derek Gough (33/CM/EUR), Garrett Krantz (26/LW, ST/AFT), Louie McKenzie (25/AM/EOT), Rnan Black (24/CF/EUR)

BASTION
Manager: John Greaves (58, Eura)
Stadium: Bastion Arena (Bastion, 110,000)
Lineup: [4-2-2-2] Jeffrey Douglas (31/GK/EUR), Jason Russell (27/RWB/EUR), Kieran Ritter (32/CB/NPH), Charles Roberts (21/CB/EUR), Pierce Williams (31/LB/EUR), Sebastian Nunez (28/CM/SJG), Adrian Bassa (25/CAM/VLD), Harrison Burns (24/RM/EUR), Jeremy Benedict (27/LW/EUR), Dion Underwood (27/ST/EUR), Lofty Jones (29/CF/EUR) [Subs] Eero Solari (18/CB/COS), Will Andrews (36/CDM/EUR), Willem Ajax (28/CM/APX, EOT), Jack Avelione (16/AM, ST/SCT – out on loan for the season)

BLACKFIELDS
Manager: Nick Feeney (50, Eura)
Stadium: Coppercot Stadium (Bastion, 39,000 – expanded over the summer by over 6,000 seats)
Lineup: [4-2-3-1] Jack Little (20/GK/EUR), Andreu Caelius (20/RB/ESH), Archie Gregory (30/RB, CB, LB/EUR), Jerome Baspen (29/CB/EUR), Scott Forster (28/LB/EUR), Pablo Krant (30/CDM/SAM), Tom Garner (20/CDM/EUR), Carlo Kenny (24/AM/EFL), Patrick Barnett (29/RM/EUR), Charles Owens (33/AM/EUR), George Davies (34/CF/EUR) [Subs] Moses Luc Bjerregaard (38/RB/PIS), Henry Gardiner (31/CB/EUR), Rene Hahn (17/LW/PAS)

BRIGHAM
Manager: Chris Waller (44, Eura)
Stadium: Old Ham Lane (Brigham, 76,409)
Lineup: [4-2-2-2] Haylos Anaximander (34/GK/APX), Declan Hurst (22/RB/EUR), Alex Charlton (29/CB/EOT), Anaximander Scrivener (31/CB/BRE), Jaromir Sambo (31/LB/PAS), Dan Ainsley (28/ CM/EUR), Mitico (30/CM, CAM/DAI), Tom Robson (32/CM, LM/EUR), Freddie Wright (20/RW/EUR), Dominik Mauer (34/ST/PAS), Esteban Rosales (23/AM, ST/VLD) [Subs] Daniel Stokes (29/CB/EUR), Felipe Ebenezer (33/ST/USI)

CALLODOWN
Manager: Adam Davey (56, Eura)
Stadium: Hollow Park (Callodown, 52,660)
Lineup: [4-2-3-1] Tyler Coleman (36/GK/EUR), Lewis Winter (28/RWB/EUR), Tom Miah (30/CB/DAE), Kyle Bryton (25/CB/ITO), Joe Sullivan (22/LWB/EUR), Kris Hamilton (24/CDM/DAE), Harry Humphreys (21/CM/EUR), Maurice Arcuri (35/AM/SAM), Gabriel Dunn (25/LM/EUR), John Fletcher (22/CF/EUR), Klaus Breisgau (25/ST/NPH)

DIRECTUS
Manager: Lee Sharp (59, Eura)
Stadium: Castle Road (Directus, 95,000)
Lineup: [4-2-2-2] Kevin Belgrave (23/GK/EUR), Ethan Cook (27/RB/EUR), Alan Moore (26/CB/ETM), Joachim Elden (25/CB/MBT), Gabriel Harper (27/LB/EUR), Nicky Keane (28/CM/EUR), Henry Patterson (19/CM/EUR) Fabinho (24/AM/USI), Dominic Miller (26/LW/EUR), Dean Sharp (26/ST/EUR), Cade Jones (26/ST/BSE) [Subs] Jake Newton (19/CB/EUR), Gavin Mitchell (30/CM/OSR), Boris Kalinic (21/RM/MYT), Martin Blessed (20/CF/EUR)

FALOURR
Manager: Thomas Mann (59, Eura)
Stadium: Sandstone Ground (Falourr, 76,000)
Lineup: [4-2-3-1] Apostolos Tsattalios (25/GK/NPH), Dirk Freitag (21/RB/PAS), Ryan Theuer (28/CB/NPH), Stephen Paul (27/CB/SCT), James Robertson (27/LB/SCT), Eduardo Giuffrida (27/CDM/AUD), Anthony Ho (28/CM/ETM), Kristian Harper (23/RW/ETN), Gael Tobin (28/CAM/EUR), Adam Reed (33/LM/EUR), Morgan Fox (23/CF/EUR) [Subs] Joshua Affleck (20/LM/EUR), Allejo (32/AM, CF/USI)

FARRENTON ATHLETIC
Manager: Daniel Belgrave (57, Eura)
Stadium: Pignot Stadium (Farrenton, 70,000)
Lineup: [4-2-2-2] Luke Bowick (30/GK/EUR), Horace Popov (24/RB/AFT), Samuel Wilkinson (33/CB/EUR), Evan Smith (28/CB/EUR), Ian Williams (32/LB/EUR), Sebastian Field (24/CM/EUR), Samuel Freeman (27/CM/EOT) Kraig Sturrlein (22/AM/RIT), Carrol Liam (27/LM/CMT), Mattiu Searlait (30/ST/EUR), Julyan Carlevaro (20/ST/SAM)[Subs] Olman Reedwater (36/RB/EOT), Paul Rees (18/CB/EUR), Gunther Kavanagh (34/CDM/EUR), Freddie Ward (33/CF/EUR)

HOLDENBERG
Manager: Ryan Collins (47, Eura)
Stadium: Benedict Lane (Holdenberg, 74,869)
Lineup: [4-2-3-1] Dimitar Brandt-Caledon (34/GK/PIS), Jonathan Andreyso (32/RB/EUR), Ethan Lees (29/CB/DAE), Oliver Murray (27/CB/EUR), Harvey Conway (30/LB/EUR), Helmut Chilmark (25/CDM/NPH), Frank Bevan (21/CM/EUR), Lazar Eleonora (25/RW/FFD), Mauricio Sigler (31/LM/COS), Adnan Cynac (26/AM/ESH), Brancaleone Arcuri (21/ST/PAS), [Subs] Aitor Carbonara (20/RB/AUD), Dylan Kirby (34/CB/EUR), Asier Huelva (32/CM/AUD), Leonard Sharpe (22/LM/EUR), Roger Piper (33/CF/EUR)

HOLDENBERG CITY
Manager: Pola Grabnyak (51, New Hackney)
Stadium: Hafran Lane (Holdenberg, 63,590)
Lineup: [4-1-2-2-1] Jake Hyde (36/GK/ITO), Gordon Enderman (27/RB/EUR), Billy Green (30/CB/DAE), Daniel Bottle (29/CB/EUR), James Lord (21/LB/EUR), Matt Ruffan (25/CDN/BRE), Joseph O’Haine (30/CM/EUR), Peter Chadwick (26/CAM/EOT), Patrick James (26/RW/EUR), Eddie Wood (29/LM/EUR), Bryan Sanchez (24/AM, ST/VLD) [Subs] Efrain Arbizu (20/LM/AUD), Henry Cross (31/ST/EUR)

HONEYBADGERS
Manager: Michael Robertson (51, Eura)
Stadium: The Hive (Directus, 62,107)
Key Players: [4-4-1-1] Ryan Bull (24/GK/EUR), George Barry (23/RB/EUR), Jack Chapman (27/CB/EUR), Paul Osbourne (28/CB/BRE), Stuart Lynch (23/LB/EUR), Steffen Sankt (26/CM/PAS), Kian Hewitt (31/CM/EUR), Lewis Brown (29/LM/EUR), Jonathan Bryan (34/AM/EUR), Tom Booth (29/CF/DAE), James Howell (21/ST/EUR) [Subs] Gavin Chamberlain (32/CM/MRT)

HORNCHURCH
Manager: Asey Vella (45, Sameba)
Stadium: Walter Avenue (Hornchurch, 56,392)
Key players: [4-2-2-2] Thomas Norton (32/GK/EUR), Bailey Norman (23/RB/EUR), Pepe Raul (29/CB/RKQ), Santiago Curiales (25/CB/COS), Logan Rowe (31/LB/EUR), Joshua Thornton (32/CDM/EUR), Terry Christon (27/CM/EUR), John Lyons (28/RM/EUR), Joel Cartwright (27/LW/EUR), George Naylor (29/ST/EUR), Ulysses Zimmer (24/ST/EOT) [Subs] Floyd Leeuw (33/CM/AUD), Patrick Barber (34/CF/EUR)

LAJUNO
Manager: William Crisp (43, Eura)
Stadium: Lansbury Road (Lajuno, 62,000)
Lineup: [4-2-2-2] Matt Vinter (32/GK/NPH), Gareth Westmead (28/RB/NPH), Rostyn Bradden (30/CB/BRE), Raymond del Ray (31/CB/OSR), Tyson Palma (28/LB/AUD), Chris Ashton (21/CM/EUR), Martin Berra (30/CM/SAM), Ryan Robinson (31/RW/EUR), Edward Pollard (27/LM/EOT), Zach Flynn (30/CF/EUR), Pedrinho (34/ST/VLD) [Subs] Dean Steele (18/CB/EUR), Antonio Bozic (17/CDM/PAS), Leo Walters (27/CDM/DAE), Luar Dardan (39/CAM/AST)

OAKSTONE
Manager: Bob Partridge (Eura, 45)
Stadium: The Oak House (Oakstone, 82,402)
Key players: [4-4-2] Max McIntyre (20/GK/AUD), Ginton French (21/RB/EFL), Torrance Price (26/CB/EUR), Nathan Wall (24/CB/EUR), Ben Hall (23/LB/EUR), Anthony Townsend (23/RM/EUR), Matthew Lane (28/CM/EUR), George Moss (31/CM/EUR), Sebastian Kaur (33/LM/AUS), Brian Bond (21/LW, ST/EUR), Dot Gill (28/CF/EUR) [Subs] Gary Shudland (38/GK/EUR), Judson Tripi (18/CM/AUD), Milan Grubisic (17/CM/PAS)

REVOLUTIONARIES
Manager: Tony Dalton (44, Eura)
Stadium: Sasky Rising Memorial Stadium (Brigham, 107,000)
Lineup: [4-2-2-2] Bram Couch (25/GK/USI), Timwise Gerduns (23/RB/EOT), Ulysses Bonaventura (30/CB/YTT), Earl van den Brink (28/LCB/AUD), Gethin Quill (22/LB/BRE), Jurgen Eisenhower (22/CM/PAS), Alex Wyatt (27/CM/EUR), Rhys Griffiths (21/AM/EUR), Jason Beltran (25/LW/VLD), Josh Holmes (27/CF/EUR), Omega Churchill (29/CF/AUD) [Subs] Meyson Salume (27/RB/SJG), Kurt Strong (24/CB/EOT), Reece Cooper (26/CDM/EUR) Frank Rozenthal (35/ST/VLD)

SPARTANGRAD
Manager: Walter Crasder (Eura, 49)
Stadium: Olympic Stadium (Spartangrad, 104,773)
Lineup: [4-1-2-2-1] Alexander Roudet (38/GK/VLD), Kyle Carter (25/RB/OSR), Harvey Blake (23/CB/EUR), Bryan Butler (31/CB/EUR), James Fowey (33/LB/APX), John Talbot (26/CDM/EUR), Harry Gravesen (24/CM/EUR), James Palmisano (28/CM/APX), Rigby Headley (24/RW/ETN) Nicolas Moran (27/LM/VLD), Lucan Palmisano (26/ST/APX) [Subs] Ethan Fleming (20/GK/EUR), Rhys Gibbons (36/CB/EUR), Russell Feltner (22/LB/AFT), Eidur Gunnlaugsson (35/CM/PIS)

ULSA
Manager: Nicky Martin (52, Eura)
Stadium: Troutbridge (Ulsa, 97,460)
Lineup: [4-2-3-1] Nemanja Petrovic (31/GK/SZA), Scott Coles (26/RB/EUR), John Leach (27/CB/EUR), Frank Ainsworth (33/CB/EUR), Jude Skinner (26/LB/EUR), Branmir Milic (32/CM/SZA), Hugh Ilyess (26/CDM/EFL), Adnan Szalai (28/RM/NPH), Dominik Krause (26/LW/PAS), Rook Branagh (32/CAM/NPH), Romikk Valgard (24/ST/COS) [Subs] Shrey Sumiile (19/CB/COS), Reece Lucas (19/LB/EUR), Craig Sinclair (38/AM/EUR) Kris Campbell (35/ST/EUR)

ULSA ROVERS
Manager: Michael Way (60, Eura)
Stadium: Rovers Chase (Ulsa, 51,000)
Key players: [5-2-3-1] James Clements (25/GK/EUR), Liam Dimton (26/RB/EUR), Marvin Paige (19/CB/EUR), Nicholas Cross (26/CB/EUR), Danny Lawrence (25/CB/EOT), Gordon Clayton (23/LB/EUR), Aaron Finch (22/CDM/EUR), David Baldwin (30/CDM/EUR), Ricardo Sommerfield (27/RW/CMT), George Thorpe (25/AM/EUR), Leo Sterling (20/AM/AUD), Elliot Francis (31/ST/JEC)

WORKERS UNION
Manager: Slovan Bresiavic (46, Mytannion)
Stadium: Workers Athletic Achievement Stadia (Callodown, 80,000)
Key players: [3-2-3-2] Magnus Orchard (26/GK/NPH), Tim Lukic (30/CB/SZA), Andrew Hanson (33/CB/EUR), Wilfred Holding (20/CB/EFL), Scott Marden (29/CM/EUR), Freddie Nolan (33/CM,CAM/EUR), Grif Hales (33/AM/EUR), Cameron Reeves (32/LW/EUR), Stephen Stills (24/RM/USI), Scott Bloomfield (30/CF/EUR), Darragh Guiseley (24/ST/BRE) [Subs] George Ross (31/CDM/EUR), Connor Flynn (30/AM/EUR)

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EURALEAGUE SHIELD XXXV

REVOLUTIONARIES 4 – 0 LAJUNO
Churchill 2, Holmes 30, Beltran 33, Eisenhower 58

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Euraleague Season 35

Gold League Standings

    Team                     P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Revolutionaries         38  26   3   9  93  48  +45  81   Champions + Champions Cup + CdC
  2 Spartangrad             38  22   6  10  80  52  +28  72   Champions Cup
  3 Falourr                 38  19  14   5  77  40  +37  71   Champions Cup
  4 Ulsa                    38  20   8  10  88  46  +42  68   Globe Cup
  5 Directus                38  19  11   8  82  52  +30  68   Globe Cup Cygnus Cup
  6 Bastion                 38  19  11   8  69  46  +23  68   Globe Cup
  7 Holdenberg              38  20   5  13  82  62  +20  65
  8 Farrenton Athletic      38  19   7  12  76  54  +22  64
  9 Oakstone                38  18   9  11  68  55  +13  63
 10 Brigham                 38  17   7  14  62  64   -2  58
 11 Holdenberg City         38  17   5  16  57  64   -7  56
 12 Workers Union           38  16   4  18  63  64   -1  52
 13 Lajuno                  38  11  12  15  67  65   +2  45
 14 Blackfields             38   9  11  18  44  81  -37  38
 15 Honeybadgers            38   8  11  19  39  72  -33  35
 16 Callodown               38   6  15  17  40  66  -26  33
 17 Hornchurch              38   8   8  22  36  77  -41  32
 18 Bastion Lions           38   8   7  23  46  82  -36  31   Relegation
 19 Arrowsmith              38   8   7  23  43  81  -38  31   Relegation
 20 Ulsa Rovers             38   5   9  24  29  70  -41  24   Relegation

Silver League Standings

    Team               P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Nukon             38  22   8   8  52  29  +23  74   Promotion SBCC
  2 Foxhampton        38  19  12   7  52  25  +27  69   Promotion SBCC
  3 Dangerford        38  19   8  11  44  37   +7  65   Promotion SBCC
  4 Carsby            38  19   5  14  52  36  +16  62
  5 Real Oakwood      38  15  13  10  34  26   +8  58
  6 Whitepill         38  15  13  10  42  37   +5  58
  7 Suttonville       38  16  10  12  44  45   -1  58
  8 WEA               38  16   8  14  44  38   +6  56
  9 Thagarnia         38  15  10  13  37  36   +1  55
 10 AFC Mayville      38  15   9  14  38  31   +7  54
 11 Stona United      38  13  14  11  35  33   +2  53
 12 Marketville       38  13  12  13  39  42   -3  51
 13 Dartmoor          38  13   6  19  31  48  -17  45
 14 Unioneers         38  12   8  18  48  50   -2  44
 15 Moors             38  12   8  18  44  56  -12  44
 16 Marhead           38  11  11  16  42  55  -13  44
 17 Singleton         38  11  11  16  38  51  -13  44
 18 Usmer             38   8  15  15  32  35   -3  39   Relegation
 19 Sword             38   7  14  17  28  49  -21  35   Relegation
 20 Dashturnbein      38   7   9  22  32  49  -17  30   Relegation

Bronze League Standings

    Team                    P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Gosting                38  21  11   6  55  26  +29  74   Promotion
  2 EFS                    38  19  10   9  45  33  +12  67   Promotion
  3 Old Boys Club          38  18  11   9  53  36  +17  65   Promotion
  4 Harkdown               38  17  12   9  47  29  +18  63
  5 Mountainside           38  17  11  10  48  39   +9  62
  6 Mayville Town          38  15  14   9  48  39   +9  59
  7 Royals Athletic        38  15  13  10  40  38   +2  58
  8 Croxford               38  15  13  10  45  46   -1  58
  9 Eastweald              38  14  13  11  49  41   +8  55
 10 Karkland Athletic      38  13  15  10  38  32   +6  54
 11 Clifton Villa          38  13  12  13  35  33   +2  51
 12 Argyle                 38  11  15  12  39  47   -8  48
 13 Wake                   38  11  14  13  39  45   -6  47
 14 Murside                38  10  12  16  40  40   +0  42
 15 Breton                 38  10  12  16  29  40  -11  42
 16 Pashter United         38   8  16  14  32  38   -6  40
 17 Baronworth             38   8  12  18  34  50  -16  36
 18 Farenborn              38   6  16  16  31  44  -13  34   Relegation
 19 Braddock               38   7  11  20  23  48  -25  32   Relegation
 20 Falleyforth            38   5  11  22  19  45  -26  26   Relegation

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35th National Cup

Quarter Finals

Suttonville 2 - 3 Marhead
Holdenberg 3 - 5 Directus
Blackfields 1 - 4 Revolutionaries
Spartangrad 2 - 0 Brigham

Semi Finals

Directus 2 - 2 Revolutionaries (3-2 AET)
Spartangrad 2 - 1 Marhead

FINAL

SPARTANGRAD 0 - 2 DIRECTUS
D. Sharp 70, Jones 76

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Season 35 Review

Top Scorers

Code: Select all: Romikk Valgard (Ulsa) – 27 Josh Holmes (Revolutionaries) – 24 Dion Underwood (Bastion) – 23 Lucan Palmisano (Spartangrad) – 22 Esteban Rosales (Brigham) – 21 Cade Jones (Directus) – 20 Morgan Fox (Falourr) – 19 Brancaleone Arcuri (Holdenberg) – 17 Brian Bond (Oakstone) – 16 Bryan Sanchez (Holdenberg City) – 16 Omega Churchill (Revolutionaries) – 15 Dean Sharp (Directus) – 15 Lazar Eleonora (Holdenberg) – 15 Mattiu Searlait (Farrenton Athletic) – 15 Nicolas Moran (Spartangrad) – 14 Rook Branagh (Ulsa) – 14 Kris Campbell (Ulsa) – 14 Darragh Guiseley (Workers Union) – 14 Pedrinho (Lajuno) – 14 George Davies (Blackfields) – 14 Lofty Jones (Bastion) – 13 Anthony Townsend (Oakstone) – 13 Dot Gill (Oakstone) – 13 James Palmisano (Spartangrad) – 12 Allejo (Falourr) – 12 Zach Flynn (Lajuno) – 12 Tom Booth (Honeybadgers) – 12 John Fletcher (Callodown) – 12 Rnan Black (Bastion Lions) – 12 Scott Hardy (Arrowsmith) – 12 Adnan Szalai (Ulsa) – 11 Julyan Carlevaro (Farrenton Athletic) – 11 Carrol Liam (Farrenton Athletic) – 11 Scott Bloomfield (Workers Union) – 11 George Naylor (Hornchurch) – 11 Rhys Griffiths (Revolutionaries) – 10 Craig Sinclair (Ulsa) – 10 Adrian Bassa (Bastion) – 10 Roger Piper (Holdenberg) – 10 Sebastian Kaur (Oakstone) – 10 Dominik Mauer (Brigham) – 10 Patrick Barnett (Blackfields) – 10 Harvey Joyce (Arrowsmith) – 10 Frank Rozenthal (Revolutionaries) – 9 Rigby Headley (Spartangrad) – 9 Gael Tobin (Falourr) – 9 Adnan Cynac (Holdenberg) – 9 Tom Robson (Brigham) – 9 Henry Cross (Holdenberg City) – 9 Freddie Nolan (Workers Union) – 9 Edward Pollard (Lajuno) – 9 James Howell (Honeybadgers) – 9 Klaus Breisgau (Callodown) – 9 Ulysses Zimmer (Hornchurch) – 9 George Thorpe (Ulsa Rovers) – 9 Jason Beltran (Revolutionaries) – 8 Alex Wyatt (Revolutionaries) – 8 Harry Gravesen (Spartangrad) – 8 Adam Reed (Falourr) – 8 Anthony Ho (Falourr) – 8 Nicky Keane (Directus) – 8 Harrison Burns (Bastion) – 8 Frank Bevan (Holdenberg) – 8 Freddie Ward (Farrenton Athletic) – 8 Sebastian Field (Farrenton Athletic) – 8 Freddie Wright (Brigham) – 8 Peter Chadwick (Holdenberg City) – 8 Patrick James (Holdenberg City) – 8 Grif Hales (Workers Union) – 8 Cameron Reeves (Workers Union) – 8 Ryan Robinson (Lajuno) – 8 Garret Krantz (Bastion Lions) – 8 Louie McKenzie (Bastion Lions) – 8 Jurgen Eisenhower (Revolutionaries) – 7 Kristian Harper (Falourr) – 7 Boris Kalinic (Directus) – 7 Dominic Miller (Directus) – 7 Mauricio Sigler (Holdenberg) – 7 Samuel Freeman (Farrenton Athletic) – 7 Eddie Wood (Holdenberg City) – 7 Chris Ashton (Lajuno) – 7 Luar Dardan (Lajuno) – 7 Carlo Kenny (Blackfields) – 7 Gabriel Dunn (Callodown) – 7 Joel Cartwright (Hornchurch) – 7 Pablo Mane (Arrowsmith) – 7 Dominik Krause (Ulsa) – 6 Fabinho (Directus) – 6 Charles Owens (Blackfields) – 6 Jonathan Bryan (Honeybadgers) – 6 Steffen Sankt (Honeybadgers) – 6 Harry Humphreys (Callodown) – 6 Lufus Aurora (Arrowsmith) – 6 Elliot Francis (Ulsa Rovers) – 6 Leo Sterling (Ulsa Rovers) – 6 Henry Patterson (Directus) – 5 Martin Blessed (Directus) – 5 Jeremy Benedict (Bastion) – 5 Leonard Sharpe (Holdenberg) – 5 Kraig Sturrlein (Farrenton Athletic) – 5 George Moss (Oakstone) – 5 Felipe Ebenezer (Brigham) – 5 Stephen Stills (Workers Union) – 5 Patrick Barber (Hornchurch) – 5 Derek Gough (Bastion Lions) – 5 Ricardo Sommerfield (Ulsa Rovers) – 5

Assists

Code: Select all: Lazar Eleonora (Holdenberg) – 18 Carrol Liam (Farrenton Athletic) – 16 James Palmisano (Spartangrad) – 15 Anthony Townsend (Oakstone) – 15 Tom Robson (Brigham) – 15 Rhys Griffiths (Revolutionaries) – 14 Craig Sinclair (Ulsa) – 14 Rook Branagh (Ulsa) – 14 Adrian Bassa (Bastion) – 14 Samuel Freeman (Farrenton Athletic) – 14 Sebastian Kaur (Oakstone) – 14 Eddie Wood (Holdenberg City) – 14 Harvey Joyce (Arrowsmith) – 14 Jason Beltran (Revolutionaries) – 13 Anthony Ho (Falourr) – 13 Adnan Szalai (Ulsa) – 13 Dominic Miller (Directus) – 13 Dan Ainsley (Brigham) – 13 Grif Hales (Workers Union) – 13 Edward Pollard (Lajuno) – 13 Nicolas Moran (Spartangrad) – 12 Alex Wyatt (Revolutionaries) – 12 Jurgen Eisenhower (Revolutionaries) - 12 Rigby Headley (Spartangrad) – 12 Gael Tobin (Falourr) – 12 Dominik Krause (Ulsa) – 12 Nicky Keane (Directus) – 12 Peter Chadwick (Holdenberg City) – 12 Freddie Nolan (Workers Union) – 12 Cameron Reeves (Workers Union) – 12 Patrick Barnett (Blackfields) – 12 Kristian Harper (Falourr) – 11 Fabinho (Directus) – 11 Lofty Jones (Bastion) – 11 Mauricio Sigler (Holdenberg) – 11 Adnan Cynac (Holdenberg) – 11 Sebastian Field (Farrenton Athletic) – 11 Ryan Robinson (Lajuno) – 11 Gabriel Dunn (Callodown) – 11 Garret Krantz (Bastion Lions) – 11 Harry Gravesen (Spartangrad) – 10 Adam Reed (Falourr) – 10 Harrison Burns (Bastion) – 10 Frank Bevan (Holdenberg) – 10 Matthew Lane (Oakstone) – 10 Freddie Wright (Brigham) – 10 Patrick James (Holdenberg City) – 10 Martin Berra (Lajuno) – 10 Carlo Kenny (Blackfields) – 10 Joel Cartwright (Hornchurch) – 10 Louie McKenzie (Bastion Lions) – 10 Pablo Mane (Arrowsmith) – 10

Euran Football Association Annual League Awards

EFA Golden Boot

Romikk Valgard (Cosumar, Ulsa) – 27
Josh Holmes (Eura, Revolutionaries) – 24
Dion Underwood (Eura, Bastion) – 23
Lucan Palmisano (Apox, Spartangrad) – 22
Esteban Rosales (Valladares, Brigham) – 21
Cade Jones (Bonesea, Directus) – 20

Signing of the Season

Cade Jones (Bonesea, Directus, free transfer)
Timwise Gerduns (Euran Oceania Territories, Revolutionaries, £4.5m)
Rook Branagh (Nephara, Ulsa, £12m)
Darragh Guiseley (Brenecia, Workers Union, free transfer)
Kristian Harper (Ethane, Falourr, £4.5m)

Newcomer of the Season

Cade Jones (Bonesea, Directus)
John Fletcher (Eura, Callodown)
Darragh Guiseley (Brenecia, Workers Union)
Kristian Harper (Ethane, Falourr)
Max McIntyre (Audioslavia, Oakstone on loan from Revolutionaries)

Goalkeeper of the Season

Apostolos Tsattalios (Nephara, Falourr)
Jeffrey Douglas (Eura, Bastion)
Nemanja Petrovic (Szavoda, Ulsa)

Defender of the Season

Earl van den Brink (Audioslavia, Revolutionaries)
Stephen Paul (Schottia, Falourr)
Scott Coles (Eura, Ulsa)
Ryan Theuer (Nephara, Falourr)
Gethin Quill (Brenecia, Revolutionaries)

Midfielder of the Season

Lazar Eleonora (Farfadillis, Holdenberg)
Anthony Townsend (Eura, Oakstone)
Rook Branagh (Nephara, Ulsa)
James Palmisano (Apox, Spartangrad)
Craig Sinclair (Eura, Ulsa)

Forward of the Season

Romikk Valgard (Cosumar, Ulsa)
Josh Holmes (Eura, Revolutionaries)
Lucan Palmisano (Apox, Spartangrad)
Esteban Rosales (Valladares, Brigham)
Dion Underwood (Eura, Bastion)

International Player of the Season

Lazar Eleonora (Farfadillis, Holdenberg)
Romikk Valgard (Cosumar, Ulsa)
Earl van den Brink (Audioslavia, Revolutionaries)
Apostolos Tsattalios (Nephara, Falourr)
Rook Branagh (Nephara, Ulsa)

Young Player of the Season

Brian Bond (21, Eura, Oakstone)
Rhys Griffiths (21, Eura, Revolutionaries)
Brancaleone Arcuri (21, Pasarga, Holdenberg)
Frank Bevan (21, Eura, Holdenberg)
Dirk Freitag (21, Pasarga, Falourr)

Player of the Season

Lazar Eleonora (Farfadillis, Holdenberg)
Romikk Valgard (Cosumar, Ulsa)
Earl van den Brink (Audioslavia, Revolutionaries)
Anthony Townsend (Eura, Oakstone)
Apostolos Tsattalios (Nephara, Falourr)

Gold League XI

GK – Apostolos Tsattalios (Nephara, Falourr)
DF – Scott Coles (Eura, Ulsa)
DF - Stephen Paul (Schottia, Falourr)
DF - Ryan Theuer (Nephara, Falourr)
DF - Earl van den Brink (Audioslavia, Revolutionaries)
MF – Anthony Townsend (Eura, Oakstone)
MF – Rook Branagh (Nephara, Ulsa)
MF – James Palmisano (Apox, Spartangrad)
MF – Lazar Eleonora (Farfadillis, Holdenberg)
FW – Josh Holmes (Eura, Revolutionaries)
FW – Romikk Valgard (Cosumar, Ulsa)

Subs

GK – Jeffrey Douglas (Eura, Bastion)
DF – Gethin Quill (Brenecia, Revolutionaries)
DF - Frank Ainsworth (Eura, Ulsa)
MF – Craig Sinclair (Eura, Ulsa)
MF – Carrol Liam (Chromatika, Farrenton Athletic)
FW – Lucan Palmisano (Apox, Spartangrad)
FW – Esteban Rosales (Valladares, Brigham)

by **Farfadillis** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 7:48 pm

Preview and roundup.

Farfadillis (FFD) qualifiers
Champions' Cup: Avenida Leal, Mâ Âlâmëómë
Globe Cup: Dí Maozöxê, La Nueva Avenida and Rülândéá Kôstä
AOCL: Avenida Leal

works? · by **Abanhfleft** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 8:07 pm

2023-24 Fleftic Premier League Preview Part One Preview Part Two
FPL Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four
2023-24 Fleftic Unang Liga Final Standings
2023-24 SFA Cup results

Abanhfleft (AFT) qualifiers
Champions' Cup: Arsenal de Releinthi
Globe Cup: Wanda Island Wanderers, Ludogorets Markovsky, Riuwiee United
Series B Champions' Cup: Rosenpfelblatz North End, Bananas FC, Wabash River

Cygnus Cup: Tefel FC

ISideWith UK · by **Eastfield Lodge** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 8:11 pm

Preview, Part One, Part Two, Part Three, Part Four, Post-Season

Eastfield Lodge (EFL) Qualifiers
Champions Cup 70: Royal Jam FC, RGS Athletic
Globe Cup 67: Norrion Rovers, VLC FC, Tuntingone FC
Series-B Champions Cup 67: UR Town, Polkation FC, Toclofania FC
Youth Cup 22: Lodger Juniors

Cygnus Cup 45: Norrion Rovers
Copa de Campeones 43: Royal Jam FC

by **Olastor** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 8:17 pm

Olastor Premier League Standings

    Team                      P   W   D   L  For   Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Olastaryn FC             40  32   4   4  136   36 +100 100 Champions/CdC/CC
  2 Wolcalt Keep SC          40  29   8   3  115   38  +77  95 Globe Cup
  3 Erlestonians             40  20   9  11   69   53  +16  69 Globe Cup
  4 Cavecla Sports Club      40  20   6  14   59   44  +15  66 Globe Cup
  5 Grafonil HQ FC           40  20   6  14   45   38   +7  66
  6 Olastaryn United         40  17  12  11   54   52   +2  63
  7 Blaketon Athletic        40  13   8  19   53   71  -18  47
  8 Chansair FC              40  12   7  21   30   58  -28  43
  9 AC Niurth                40   6  10  24   41  102  -61  28
 10 Hemula Islanders         40   6   4  30   40  101  -61  22
 11 Ridgeton FC              40   5   6  29   25   74  -49  21

Olastor (OLA) Qualifiers
Puppet of Eastfield Lodge

Champions Cup 70: Olastaryn FC
Globe Cup 67: Wolcalt Keep SC, Erlestonians, Cavecla Sports Club

Copa de Campeones 43: Olastaryn FC

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