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by **New Lusitania and the Algarves** » Mon May 27, 2019 11:32 am

PRIMEIRA DIVISÃO PORTO END BELÉM'S RUN

It was an exciting and dramatic season in which the victors were Porto. Having one of the better starts, they were consistent through and through and reaped the rewards in May. Sporting Clube de Lusitânia came second, due to some slipups that could've been avoided (for example a draw against Faro), leaving them with more draws. Sevilha were third by a point. Requiring a lot from a handful of players, it was a tough season for them and so it's a respectable result. Their loss to Sporting in Nervião by 1-3 probably cost them the runners-up place. Francisco Gama's injury mid-World Cup Qualifiers had affected them, in particular against Braga but third is still a decent classification for the Alvorubros. Next up are Braga and Belém respectively. Now, the defending champions didn't get the best of starts, and had a rollercoaster season. Their draw at Académica (2-2) put them out of the qualifying area, meaning Braga would take it. Braga had a positive season for the most part, but the fact they qualify ahead of the others is interesting and is or probably in the top half of the expectations, as it would be very hard to get in.
Following these teams and already mentioned Belém, we enter the mid-table teams. Next came S.Miguel. The Azorean club did their best efforts at home, but didn't seem to find the same form outside of the archipelago. Managing to get good results at the Sta.Clara, things are looking up for them in this new season. Beira Mar, Académica Coimbra and SCUT all finished on 57 with the same record. Académica were a stone in some teams' foot but could also enter a bad break of form. Either way, they finished in a respectable position, which still continues their recent tendency to get better. Beira Mar were expecting better after a few good seasons but 57 is their final tally. Rafa Guerreiros' injury did not help their efforts in defence. Meanwhile, SCUT have been a very weird club ever since they won the championship. They have had very good innings but have also sometimes been just outside relegation. This season puts them back around their usual location - mid-table. Their new investment in youth has been seen with the Ascension of central midfielder Estevão Eustáquio. Their objective next season should be to better their performance of this one.
União Tomar are mid-table along with Portimão. This is mostly owed to Jaime Virigínia's many saves, despite conceding 60 and ending on a +4 goal differential. Their counter-attacking style suited them well in their first season up from Honra. It'll be interesting to see where this will go next season. As for the Algarvian side, their attack was much superior to the Templars' but they also had a weaker defence. They were in and out of from and it's been a wild ride, depending on what they do this summer, it's a question mark where they'll land next.
The Leiria side managed to stay well afloat this time out, scoring as many as Portimão but only bagging 51 points (6 less than the referred). The young revelation of the year came from Leiria. Young Bernardo Veiga was part of Bemfica's schools but after a transfer to Leiria last season, he has gradually becoming one of their most prolific players, with this season culminating with his Selecção callup.
A gap into the forty points now, with some teams that would usually be up competing for the Globe Cup. Flaviense managed to complete their objective to remain in the top flight however. Things were never certain for the Trás-os-Montes club but it worked out positively for the club. Belavista, Bemfica and Covilhã managed to get 47 Points this season. The eagles of Bemfica are still struggling from the investigation five years ago financially. This is an improvement on narrowly escaping relegation though. The players in their lineup haven't been playing particularly well this season. As for Belavista, they finished with a superior goal difference meaning they led the three in the end. SC Covilhã were in trouble at the start of the season, spending some time down in the relegation area. Their previous manager was sacked and it took them a while to find a new one. Pedro Correia, former Braga and New Lusitania manager and coach, would take on the job in January, with an interim filling the job for one and a half months, doing a decent job of actually getting away from Faro and Bético. As usual, he managed to not only stay afloat, but by a considerable margin aided by the assistant's time ending up over ten points over relegation. Marítimo and Vitória Guimarães both led interesting seasons for the neutral spectator, as they were surprisingly the other two to finish afloat. That part wasn't the surprise, but the fact that they were so low in the table was, with their season was redeemed by their Cup win at the Jamor Stadium. Marítimo had a good home record but their away adventures were absolutely atrocious this season, leading to their 16th position this season. This meant that this year's relegated sides were Sporting de Faro and Real Bético, reducing the number of teams from the South. Both teams had unimpressive seasons and in the end, most would agree that they are the weakest links and should therefore go down.

LIGA DE HONRA

TAÇA DA LUSITÂNIA
•QUARTER FINALS
Sevilha FC 2-1 Académica Coimbra
Vitória Guimarães 1-1 (3-2 aet) Marítimo
Sporting Clube de Lusitânia 4-2 Sporting Faro
FC Porto 1-2 Belém
•SEMIS
Sevilha FC 1-2 Vitória Guimarães
Sporting Clube de Lusitânia 2-3 Belém
•FINAL
Vitória Guimarães 1-1 (2-1 aet) Belém

Other Trophies
SUPERTAÇA
Belém 1-0 São Miguel
TAÇA DA LIGA
Belém 1-2 Porto
TAÇA PORTUGUESA - FINAL
União Tomar 2-1 SCUT
TAÇA ANDALUZA - FINAL
Sevilha 3-1 Real Bético
TAÇA DO IMPÉRIO
Porto 2-1 Desportivo S.Jorge

New Lusitania Qualifiers (NLA)*
Champions Cup: FC Porto
Globe Cup: Sporting Clube da Lusitânia ( formerly registered as SC Lusitânia), Sevilha FC, SC Braga
Series "B" Champions Cup: CDA Elvas, Real Bragança, Matosinhos SC
Cygnus/CWC Cup: Vitória Guimarães

*NEW LUSITANIA is currently in the process of changing their trigram to NLA because it makes more sense than LUS. If this isn't possible, please use LUS.

World Cup 81/82/83/84

Championship Previews
https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?ns=1&f=7&t=435593&p=35753652#p35611109

2nd Division preview
https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?ns=1&f=7&t=435593&p=35753652#p35615639

Season Review--all leagues
https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?ns=1&f=7&t=435593&p=35753652#p35753588

Cups
https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?ns=1&f=7&t=435593&p=35753652#p35753652

Women
https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?ns=1&f=7&t=435593&p=35753588#p35723653

Commonwealth of Baker Park (CBP) Qualifiers
Champions Cup: Midtown AC
Globe Cup: Southend AC, Shirley Metros FC, Ezriquay United FC
Series B Champions Cup: Ravens Ladies FC

Dwile Invitational: Midtown AC

Cygnus Cup: Llewellyn Turnpike FC
AOCL: Midtown AC

by **Torisakia** » Thu May 30, 2019 1:32 pm

Season 73

Ranked in order of Season 72 finish
*The champion of the TMSL is promoted to TSL. The runner-up plays in a relegation match against the 23rd place TSL team.
South Bohan Zealots (TMSL Third Place)
Varsity Heights Raptors (TMSL Fourth Place)
Easton Blockpotters
Alderney City Bayhawks
Little Bay Devildogs
Schottler Lonestars
Hove Beach Crusaders
Tokai City Sunraiders
Port Tudor Konvicts
East Hook Islanders
Firefly Sunbirds
Suffolk Phantoms
Laennalos United
Castle Gardens Warcats
Castle Gardens City Warhawks
Tudor Kolts
Crandall-Kian Logan Mastodons
Meadows Park Hoyas
Gulfport Seahawks
Northwood Poison
Westdyke Admirals
Beachgate Thunderwolves (relegated from TSL)
Deyair FC (promoted from A.L. Torisakia)
Fortside Ichabods(relegated from TSL)
Blue = first season in TMSL

Team                           Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Easton Blockpotters             46   25  13   8    78   48  +30    88
 2 Laennalos United                46   23  13  10    81   68  +13    82
 3 Schottler Lonestars             46   23   9  14    68   45  +23    78
 4 Alderney City Bayhawks          46   23   8  15    79   54  +25    77
 5 Port Tudor Konvicts             46   22  11  13    68   52  +16    77
 6 Hove Beach Crusaders            46   22   9  15    70   52  +18    75
 7 Varsity Heights Raptors         46   20  12  14    77   60  +17    72
 8 South Bohan Zealots             46   19  12  15    69   59  +10    69
 9 Crandall-Kian Logan Mastodons   46   19   9  18    61   66   −5    66
10 Castle Gardens City Warhawks    46   19   9  18    58   66   −8    66
11 Deyair FC                       46   19   8  19    63   64   −1    65
12 Beachgate Thunderwolves         46   19   7  20    71   64   +7    64
13 Little Bay Devildogs            46   16  16  14    65   59   +6    64
14 Suffolk Phantoms                46   17  13  16    66   67   −1    64
15 Firefly Sunbirds                46   17  12  17    66   65   +1    63
16 Tokai City Sunraiders           46   18   9  19    65   66   −1    63
17 East Hook Islanders             46   15  13  18    64   61   +3    58
18 Fortside Ichabods               46   15  13  18    64   78  −14    58
19 Meadows Park Hoyas              46   16   6  24    55   77  −22    54
20 Castle Gardens Warcats          46   13  12  21    56   63   −7    51
21 Gulfport Seahawks               46   13  12  21    57   70  −13    51
22 Westdyke Admirals               46   10  13  23    63   84  −21    43
23 Tudor Kolts                     46    9  14  23    44   72  −28    41
24 Northwood Poison                46   11   5  30    48   96  −48    38

Green = top two seeds
Blue = qualified for playoffs
Orange = qualified for next TMSL season
Red = relegated to A.L. Torisakia



Easton Blockpotters 0–3 Tokai City Sunraiders
South Bohan Zealots 1–0 Crandall-Kian Logan Mastodons
Alderney City Bayhawks 0–1 Little Bay Devildogs
Port Tudor Konvicts 2–0 Beachgate Thunderwolves
Laennalos United 3–1 Firefly Sunbirds
Varsity Heights Raptors 2–1 Castle Gardens City Warhawks
Schottler Lonestars 0–2 Suffolk Phantoms
Hove Beach Crusaders 4–0 Deyair FC


Tokai City Sunraiders 1–2 South Bohan Zealots
Little Bay Devildogs 2–4 Port Tudor Konvicts
Laennalos United 1–0 Varsity Heights Raptors
Suffolk Phantoms 1–1 Hove Beach Crusaders (1–1 AET) (3–0 pen.)


South Bohan Zealots 1–0 Port Tudor Konvicts
Laennalos United 0–1 Suffolk Phantoms


Port Tudor Konvicts 1–2 Laennalos United


Game 1
South Bohan Zealots 0–1 Suffolk Phantoms

Suffolk leads series 1-0

Game 2
Suffolk Phantoms 1-2 South Bohan Zealots

Series tied 1-1

Game 3
South Bohan Zealots 3–0 Suffolk Phantoms

South Bohan leads series 2-1

Game 4
Suffolk Phantoms 0–3 South Bohan Zealots

South Bohan leads series 3-1

Game 5
South Bohan Zealots 2–0 Suffolk Phantoms

South Bohan wins series 4-1

South Bohan wins TMSL Season 73 beating Suffolk in the championship 4 games to 1. South Bohan is promoted 
to TSL while Suffolk will play in a relegation match against Lancet.

Season 6

Ranked in order of Season 75 finish
*The champion of A.L. Torisakia is promoted to TMSL.
Rahoamcs (A.L. Runner-up)
Fælles Cinluw
Kallanirr
Bijjuss
Lozsia
Atletisk Cresalsa
Golus
Inoazac
Bussou
Nausoins
Acter Tigers
Bohan Zealots
Blue = first season in A.L. Torisakia

Team                  Pld    W   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Kallanirr              22   13   6    42   25  +17    42
 2 Rahoamcs               22   13   8    39   29  +10    40
 3 Fælles Cinluw          22   12   6    40   32   +8    40
 4 Acter Tigers           22   12   8    34   26   +8    38
 5 Lozsia                 22   12  10    32   25   +7    36
 6 Bijjuss                22   10  10    34   36   −2    32
 7 Golus                  22    9  10    34   37   −3    30
 8 Nausoins               22    9  11    27   36   −9    29
 9 Atletisk Cresalsa      22    8  10    27   32   −5    28
10 Bohan Zealots          22    8  10    25   33   −8    28
11 Inoazac                22    6  13    32   42  −10    21
12 Bussou                 22    5  15    24   37  −13    17

Green = top two seeds
Blue = qualified for playoffs
Orange = qualified for next A.L. Torisakia season



Kallanirr 1–2 Nausoins
Acter Tigers 2–0 Lozsia
Rahoamcs 1–2 Golus
Fælles Cinluw 4–2 Bijjuss


Nausoins 2–2 Acter Tigers (2–2 AET) (3–1 pen.)
Golus 0–0 Fælles Cinluw (0–1 AET)


Acter Tigers 1–1 Golus (1–1 AET) (4–3 pen.)


Game 1
Nausoins 0–0 Fælles Cinluw (1–1 AET) (3–5 pen.)

Fælles Cinluw leads series 1-0

Game 2
Fælles Cinluw 1–0 Nausoins

Fælles Cinluw leads series 2-0

Game 3
Nausoins 0–1 Fælles Cinluw

Fælles Cinluw wins series 3-0

Fælles Cinluw wins A.L. Torisakia Season 6 beating Nausoins in the championship 3 games to 0. Fælles Cinluw is promoted 
to the TMSL.

TSL season standings can be found here.

Torisakia (TOR) Qualifiers
Champions Cup: Mushai Devils Rays (TSL)
Globe Cup: Presidents City Senators (TSL), Douglas-La Pryor Indians (TSL)
Series B Champions Cup: South Bohan Zealots (TMSL), Fælles Cinluw (ALT)

by **Banija** » Thu Jun 06, 2019 9:06 pm

Banija (BNJ) Qualifiers
UICA
Champions' Cup: Herzegovina City FC, Jinja City FC
Globe Cup: Hoima Warriors, Istria City FC, Kitara AA
Serie B Champions Cup: Sororo City, Suwawa FC, Capitol City FC
Youth Cup: Moravica Regional Academy
Non-UICA
Cygnus Cup: Dukuma Soccer Club
AOCL: Herzegovina City FC
Dwile Invitational Tournament: Herzegovina City, Jinja City FC, Hoima Warriors, Istria City FC
VCIAPP: Jaribga Soccer Club
Selection VIa: Champions of the SuperCup (Kabaka's Cup)

by **Flavovespia** » Fri Jun 07, 2019 8:58 am

FLAVOVESPIA FOOTBALL LEAGUE

The 26th season of the Super League proved to be yet another exciting season, with another final day title decider, battles across the whole division and many exciting matches. A new team made their debut this season, and many teams felt optimistic about their results. A season by season review is presented in reverse finishing order, along with the final standings.

Binclestead Wood FC, with 25 seasons in the Super League, were heavy favourites to win promotion straight back up. However they struggled in the opening weeks, leading many to wonder if they could fail at their task. Ultimately they succeeded as Challenge League champions, but only beat South Maishop FC on goal difference. The latter prove once again to be the little team that can as they return to the top division.

In a season where it seemed like a few points were separating almost all teams, it was Croxlich FC who looked consistenly in the promotion fight, even if they fell just short of an automatic promotion place. They redeemed themselves however by winning the promotion playoffs. The other relegated sides of Narrock Wood United FC and Henhaven Islanders FC had enough form to make the playoffs, but both fell short of promotion in the end. In a finely balanced season, it was newly promoted Nailwood Mills FC who took the final playoff berth. Unfortunately any hopes of a fairytale promotion to the Super League fell in their defeats to Croxlich.

Capton Club narrowly made the playoffs last season, but this season the coin fell the other way for them, as they only managed 7th. Hopford FC always looked close to getting into the Top 6, but in the end had to settle for a very respectable 8th place finish. After a terrible 24AU seeing them relegated to the 3rd tier for the first time ever, Abbots Lunsel FC immediately returned to the Challenge League. They had hoped for a playoff appearance, but in the end a poor end to the season pushed them down to 9th place. Whilst 10th place wasn't quite the same highs Millsea FC reached last year, their great performance in the Flavovespia Gold Cup compensated for that. Rumlington Rovers FC had playoff ambitions, but inconsistent form put them too close to relegation for comfort. In the end 11th place was where they ended, avoiding the drop thankfully. A bright start saw Batchingtonwood Rovers FC enter the promotion picture, but a collapse in form pushed them to the brink of relegation with only a small number of games to go. They turned it around and took the final safe spot.

Havermilly FC didn't seem to struggle, but poor form at the end saw them relegated to the Western League in sad circumstances for the club, a side who not that long ago looked on the brink of reaching the Super League. Cartswood FC end their time in the Challenge League after many seasons with a 14th place finish, never able to pick up those crucial last few points to stay safe. Old Marthorpe FC were always going to find their first 2nd tier appearance tough, and ulitmately fell short of ever looking like staying up, but still gave some decent performances. Oxwich FC ended a disappointing season where rivals Croxlich were promoted with a last place relegation, never looking like staying up, a poor showing from a side who weren't even newly promoted.

Code: Select all: Western Alliance D1 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Melcave Meerkats 30 20 5 5 67 40 +27 65 P 2 Alstone FC 30 19 6 5 61 31 +30 63 P 3 Hadford Industrial United 30 17 6 7 53 37 +16 57 PO 4 Ellerstone United FC 30 18 3 9 62 48 +14 57 P 5 Panford FC 30 16 8 6 60 42 +18 56 PO 6 Old Saints FC 30 13 4 13 59 51 +8 43 PO 7 Maltsterbrack FC 30 11 9 10 42 35 +7 42 8 Addenleigh Rangers FC 30 10 6 14 35 46 −11 36 9 Flawthrope FC 30 10 5 15 51 55 −4 35 10 Hadford Dacorum FC 30 10 5 15 37 45 −8 35 11 Bridles End FC 30 9 7 14 41 47 −6 34 12 Walbert Street FC 30 9 6 15 34 46 −12 33 13 Barmount FC 30 8 8 14 39 50 −11 32 R 14 Ellerstone Aerodrome 30 7 8 15 34 52 −18 29 R 15 Kingsley Green FC 30 7 7 16 39 57 −18 28 R 16 Bridge Hill FC 30 7 5 18 44 76 −32 26 R Old Saints FC 1–0 Hadford Industrial United Hadford Industrial United 2–3 Old Saints FC Panford FC 1–2 Ellerstone United FC Ellerstone United FC 2–2 Panford FC Ellerstone United FC 5–3 Old Saints FC Eastern Alliance D1 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Buchraston Heath FC 30 15 13 2 50 35 +15 58 P 2 Henhaven Beachside 30 16 9 5 45 27 +18 57 P 3 Queens FC 30 14 11 5 61 38 +23 53 P 4 Camber Place FC 30 13 11 6 41 28 +13 50 PO 5 Hillsight Bridge FC 30 13 7 10 48 42 +6 46 PO 6 Woodbrook FC 30 12 8 10 39 37 +2 44 PO 7 Baxlee Blues 30 12 8 10 47 47 0 44 8 Galling Rangers 7AU 30 10 13 7 47 42 +5 43 9 Waldster Junction FC 30 12 6 12 41 42 −1 42 10 Malter End FC 30 9 11 10 50 52 −2 38 11 Calhead Rangers FC 30 9 8 13 43 51 −8 35 12 Waldster Harriers FC 30 9 7 14 44 61 −17 34 13 Crimblewood Park FC 30 8 7 15 46 53 −7 31 R 14 FC North Orbital 30 5 12 13 27 37 −10 27 R 15 Dame Roundabout FC 30 6 8 16 29 46 −17 26 R 16 Waldster Waterfields 30 5 5 20 31 51 −20 20 R Woodbrook FC 3–3 Queens FC Queens FC 3–1 Woodbrook FC Hillsight Bridge FC 2–0 Camber Place FC Camber Place FC 1–0 Hillsight Bridge FC Queens FC 6–2 Hillsight Bridge FC Northern Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Woodlee Farm 30 20 4 6 69 34 +35 64 P 2 Hilt Wood FC 30 16 5 9 50 33 +17 53 PO 3 Hadford Aerodrome 30 15 7 8 56 39 +17 52 PO 4 Bavingtor Airport FC 30 12 9 9 66 62 +4 45 P 5 Gerald's Oak FC 30 12 7 11 42 44 −2 43 PO 6 Pykrot End FC 30 12 7 11 44 53 −9 43 7 Phinmall Wood FC 30 11 9 10 50 48 +2 42 8 Binclestead Wood Common FC 30 11 7 12 48 44 +4 40 9 Water Gardens FC 30 11 7 12 45 49 −4 40 10 Billingwax Browns 30 11 6 13 36 48 −12 39 11 Torstermound FC 30 10 8 12 38 42 −4 38 12 Parmo-by-Hadford FC 30 10 7 13 36 49 −13 37 13 Tadcester Wood FC 30 9 9 12 35 35 0 36 14 Hadford Bypass FC 30 8 9 13 35 42 −7 33 15 Northrise FC 30 7 11 12 35 43 −8 32 16 Palace Wood Village FC 30 5 8 17 23 43 −20 23 Gerald's Oak FC 1–2 Hilt Wood FC Hilt Wood FC 1–0 Gerald's Oak FC Bavingtor Airport FC 0–0 Hadford Aerodrome Hadford Aerodrome 2–2 Bavingtor Airport FC Hilt Wood FC 1–4 Bavingtor Airport FC Western Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 30 22 3 5 67 31 +36 69 P 2 Havermilly Hanger FC 30 17 6 7 63 39 +24 57 PO 3 St Astons Athletic 30 16 7 7 53 37 +16 55 PO 4 St Astons Striders FC 30 16 7 7 61 47 +14 55 PO 5 Prince Street Wanderers 30 16 4 10 46 37 +9 52 P 6 Beachtree Rangers FC 30 12 9 9 43 40 +3 45 7 Saxford FC 30 10 9 11 42 42 0 39 8 Presmoor Bridge AFC 30 10 8 12 41 43 −2 38 9 FC The Rise 30 10 7 13 43 44 −1 37 10 Presmoor Bridge Railway FC 30 10 7 13 40 41 −1 37 11 Carston Butterflies 30 9 7 14 39 50 −11 34 12 Saltearthbury FC 30 8 9 13 37 44 −7 33 13 Northlee United FC 30 8 8 14 33 48 −15 32 14 Oakwoods FC 30 8 7 15 36 49 −13 31 15 Capton Street FC 30 8 6 16 29 51 −22 30 16 Booker Park FC 30 5 6 19 26 56 −30 21 Prince Street Wanderers 1–0 Havermilly Hanger FC Havermilly Hanger FC 1–2 Prince Street Wanderers St Astons Striders FC 0–1 St Astons Athletic St Astons Athletic 0–2 St Astons Striders FC St Astons Striders FC 0–1 Prince Street Wanderers Southern Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Brimton FC 30 19 8 3 51 28 +23 65 P 2 Capton Valley FC 30 17 8 5 50 33 +17 59 PO 3 Ifleii FC 30 17 3 10 48 31 +17 54 P 4 Kings FC 30 15 8 7 43 27 +16 53 PO 5 Great Fuzzbrooke Wood 30 13 7 10 42 35 +7 46 PO 6 Marely Park FC 30 12 8 10 51 47 +4 44 7 Queens Road FC 30 11 11 8 48 47 +1 44 8 Whisbeleng Woods FC 30 12 7 11 40 30 +10 43 9 Cardinal Cross FC 30 12 7 11 39 40 −1 43 10 Garden Ash FC 30 10 8 12 45 49 −4 38 11 Courtiers FC 30 9 7 14 38 44 −6 34 12 Midlandsee FC 30 9 6 15 41 51 −10 33 13 Kingsland FC 30 7 8 15 42 46 −4 29 14 Digsbury FC 30 7 8 15 32 42 −10 29 15 West Waldster Warriors 30 7 4 19 41 73 −32 25 16 UA North Waldster 30 4 10 16 33 61 −28 22 Great Fuzzbrooke Wood 1–1 Capton Valley FC Capton Valley FC 3–4 Great Fuzzbrooke Wood Kings FC 1–1 Ifleii FC Ifleii FC 2–1 Kings FC Ifleii FC 3–2 Great Fuzzbrooke Wood Eastern Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Sutsyridge FC 30 16 11 3 63 38 +25 59 P 2 Rumlington Lakes FC 30 18 4 8 81 51 +30 58 P 3 Fullertons FC 30 17 7 6 64 37 +27 58 PO 4 Narrock Community Sports 30 15 8 7 52 39 +13 53 PO 5 Chesinglea Village FC 30 13 8 9 50 38 +12 47 PO 6 Pranglers Crouch FC 30 12 10 8 51 40 +11 46 7 Loxthorpe Green FC 30 13 5 12 52 46 +6 44 8 Aston Road FC 30 12 8 10 48 50 −2 44 9 Buchraston Arches FC 30 9 9 12 52 53 −1 36 10 Lukes Wood FC 30 9 9 12 50 57 −7 36 11 Hollytree FC 30 9 8 13 47 63 −16 35 12 Buchraston Mill FC 30 9 7 14 51 60 −9 34 13 Pranglen End FC 30 8 9 13 43 57 −14 33 14 FC Locksmith 30 6 8 16 42 67 −25 26 15 Chalk Hill FC 30 6 7 17 40 64 −24 25 16 Capton Heath Village FC 30 6 6 18 23 49 −26 24 Chesinglea Village FC 0–2 Rumlington Lakes FC Rumlington Lakes FC 2–0 Chesinglea Village FC Narrock Community Sports 1–1 Fullertons FC Fullertons FC 2–0 Narrock Community Sports Rumlington Lakes FC 1–0 Fullertons FC

Flavovespia Gold Cup
With the added bonus of a Globe Cup berth, the Flavovespia Gold Cup took on added incentive for the 160 teams involved. With the big teams entering in Round 2, most of them got through without any major upsets, indeed the match of the round was the 7-6 AET away win for non-league Dame Roundabout FC against Ashland Common. Round 3 saw Super League teams fall away, although to other Super League teams. Hadford Hill FC losing at home to Apsbrooke FC was somewhat of a surprise. Round 4 saw the upset of the cup as St Astons' based Challenge League Millsea FC put a 1-0 win over St Astons City FC.

Into the quarter finals and Millsea joined 7 Super League sides. Sadly they lost 3-0 at home to Waldster, a side who have had struggles in this cup before with smaller sides away from home. Into the semis and despite getting the luck of the home draw, Waldster were defeated 3-1 by Kings Lunsel. In the other match, Loxthorpe got the 2-1 winner in extra time to defeat plucky Apsbrooke FC. The final was a repeat of the League Cup, but this time Kings Lunsel FC took a 3-1 win to lift the Flavovespia Gold Cup and take a Globe Cup berth.

Code: Select all: Flavovespia Gold Cup Preliminary Round 1 Palace Wood Village FC 3–3 Bavingtor Airport FC (4–4 AET) (4–3 pen.) Hadford Bypass FC 1–2 Phinmall Wood FC Woodlee Farm 5–3 Hilt Wood FC Hadford Aerodrome 5–4 Water Gardens FC Tadcester Wood FC 3–0 Northrise FC Torstermound FC 2–4 Pykrot End FC Parmo-by-Hadford FC 3–1 Billingwax Browns Binclestead Wood Common FC 4–0 Gerald's Oak FC FC The Rise 2–0 Northlee United FC Presmoor Bridge AFC 2–3 St Astons Athletic Booker Park FC 0–1 Presmoor Bridge Railway FC St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 2–3 Havermilly Hanger FC Carston Butterflies 0–2 Oakwoods FC Beachtree Rangers FC 1–0 Prince Street Wanderers Saltearthbury FC 2–1 Saxford FC Capton Street FC 0–2 St Astons Striders FC Capton Valley FC 3–0 Kingsland FC Cardinal Cross FC 0–0 Midlandsee FC (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.) West Waldster Warriors 3–1 Digsbury FC UA North Waldster 2–4 Queens Road FC Great Fuzzbrooke Wood 1–0 Brimton FC Marely Park FC 3–4 Whisbeleng Woods FC Kings FC 4–2 Garden Ash FC Ifleii FC 1–0 Courtiers FC Pranglen End FC 3–3 Buchraston Mill FC (3–4 AET) Sutsyridge FC 2–2 Loxthorpe Green FC (4–2 AET) FC Locksmith 0–1 Hollytree FC Chesinglea Village FC 1–1 Capton Heath Village FC (1–1 AET) (4–2 pen.) Narrock Community Sports 0–1 Fullertons FC Aston Road FC 2–1 Lukes Wood FC Rumlington Lakes FC 1–2 Pranglers Crouch FC Chalk Hill FC 0–1 Buchraston Arches FC Preliminay Round 2 Phinmall Wood FC 1–2 Havermilly Hanger FC Hadford Aerodrome 3–2 Presmoor Bridge Railway FC Walbert Street FC 2–1 Barmount FC Parmo-by-Hadford FC 1–3 Pykrot End FC Maltsterbrack FC 2–0 FC The Rise Tadcester Wood FC 2–4 Ellerstone United FC Bridge Hill FC 1–0 Kingsley Green FC Ellerstone Aerodrome 3–0 Oakwoods FC Binclestead Wood Common FC 4–2 Saltearthbury FC Panford FC 1–0 Palace Wood Village FC Flawthrope FC 4–2 St Astons Striders FC Addenleigh Rangers FC 0–0 Melcave Meerkats (2–0 AET) Bridles End FC 0–0 St Astons Athletic (1–0 AET) Beachtree Rangers FC 1–0 Woodlee Farm Hadford Dacorum FC 1–1 Old Saints FC (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.) Hadford Industrial United 1–1 Alstone FC (1–1 AET) (4–2 pen.) 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Flavovespia (FVA) Qualifiers
Champions Cup: Stanmorn FC
Globe Cup: Langmere Green Rovers FC, Waldster FC, Kings Lunsel FC
Series "B" Champions Cup: Binclestead Wood FC, South Maishop FC, Croxlich FC
AOCL: Stanmorn FC
Cygnus Cup: Kings Lunsel FC
Dwile Invitational Tournament:Stanmorn FC, Langmere Green Rovers FC, Waldster FC, Loxthorpe Rovers FC

by **Timuria** » Sat Jun 08, 2019 11:26 am

TimLig and Vizier's Cup Summary

by Tufan Nursultan

Apologies for the lack of update in this paper on the league, the interns kept writing summaries, but they were spiked because they'd use the word "Radical" too much. The season came to a close last night, so we will look back upon the second half of the league season and the Vizier's Cup plus reveal the sports staff at this paper's team of the year.

Vizier's Cup: A Dream Run Ends in Tragedy

The inaugural Vizier's Cup took place during the leagues brief hiatus, the first round involved the bottom 8 teams in the Amateur League each playing a game at home, then away. The aggregate score was used to determine who advanced.

First Round

The first round yielded little in the way of shocks, however Vefa would have liked to performed better than they did against a team only one place ahead of them in the league. The match between Balikcilar and Bilim Adamlar was by far the most enthralling contest going all the way to penalties. The second round introduced the remaining league teams into the mix, leading to 32 teams battling it out from here for the inaugural cup.

Second Round

Atinordu found themselves unable to figure out exactly what happened after their 1-1 draw in the first leg turned into a 11-3 aggregate defeat at the hands of their league rivals Tutunspor. Amateur League teams Yildirimspor and Sekerspor needed away goals to seperate them after a stunning comeback fell short from Yildirimspor. Bakir FK fought a tough battle against Elektriklestirmespor, who edged them 5-4 on aggregate.

Round of Sixteen

The draw for the Round of Sixteen ensured that there would be an Amateur League team in the Quarter Final, with Tutunspor beating out Sekerspor by a margin of two goals, their win at home being enough to see them through. Elsewhere the normally stout defence of Hisar FK conceded 6 over 2 games, but their offensive prowess bailed them out as they ran out 10-6 winners over 2 legs. Two Workers League rivals fought out an epic over both games, ending in an 8-5 aggregate victory for Ilac Fabrika Takimi.

Quarter Final

Tutunspor's dream run continued with a last second equaliser seeing them through on away goals against Karspor. Ilac Fabrika Takimi once again relied on their frontmen to deliver them victory as they beat Karairmakspor 10-5 over both legs. League strugglers Yumruk Idman Yurdu's enjoyable run came to an end against Elektriklestirmespor. Meanwhile, Hisar FK's defence refound their fortitude as they ran out 4-1 winners over Amateur League team Devlet Memur Takimi.

Semi Final

Tutunspor's run looked to be at an end, until another last second goal saw them take Ilac Fabrika Takimi to extra time. Their luck seemed to continue as they grabbed an early goal in extra time. Enough to see them through on away goals to the first ever Vizier's Cup final. In the other semi final, things looked to be over for Hisar after Elektriklestirmespor steamrolled them 6-1 at Tim-Enerji Park. However on the return journey to the nation's capital, Hisar almost took the tie on away goals, Yusuf Akman surely regretting that he found the bar from his 88th minute penalty rather than the back of the net.

Lineups for the Final:

Final
Tutunspor 2-4 Elektriklestirmespor
Goalscorers: Bayram Tansu (2, 34); Tekin Yavuz (10), Ertan Renda (47, 88), Recep Koyuncu (77)

The final was an unexpected competetion, between a team from the very bottom league and a middling top tier team. The game began with a shock as Tutunspor frontman Bayram Tansu scored a goal following a miscommunication in the defence. Elektriklestirme captain Tekin Yauvz quickly answered with a free kick in the 10th minute. However, Tutunspor clearly wanted to make this a real fight, as Bayram Tansu scored with a well placed finish in the 34th minute. Tutunspor would take the lead into halftime, giving their top tier competition a shock that they looked they might not recover from. However, shortly after the beginning of the second half, Ertan Renda, himself having an exceptional season equalised for Elektriklestirme. Then followed a period of stubborn and effective collective defensive effort from the underdogs that made it look as if the game might be taken to extra time target man Recep Koyuncu put Elektriklestirme ahead in the 77th minute. Ertan Renda then rounded off the victory in the 88th minute with a penalty slotted in the bottom right corner. While Tutunspor's romantic run fell at the final hurdle, there will almost certainly be some interest from higher league teams in a lot of their players come the domestic transfer window.

TimLig: A Clear Winner and a Miracle Escape.

When we last left TimLig, there was a tie at the top of the table between Manat and Hisar, with both sitting 4 points clear of their nearest competitior, meanwhile Yumruk IY and Kilicspor looked destined to be cut adrift as the league restarted.

MATCHDAY 13

Manat and Hisar kept up with each other, with matching 3-0 victories at home leading to no more elucidation of who will come out on top of the league. Stugglers Yumruk ID fell to a 1-0 defeat to Urukspor, while Bakir fell to a decisive 3-0 loss at city rivals Demirspor. Tashkent and Elektriklestirme came to a 2-2 draw while Almat and Uryanspor both failed to score at all.

MATCHDAY 14

Urukspor and Uryanspor shocked the two leaders by holding them to 2-2 and 1-1 draws respectively. Yumruk ID continued their struggles failing to give Demir Buyukkentspor any trouble as they fell to a 2-0 defeat. Demirspor trounced cup winners Elektriklestirme 4-0. Almat edged out Tashkentspor 1-0 at home.

MATCHDAY 15

Manat returned to form with a comfortable 2-0 win over city rivals Bakir, Ismail Burhan's brace seeing them through. Demir BK went to Uruk and plundered 3 points from Urukspor. Elektriklestirme edged out sturgglers Kilicspor. Yumruk ID finally recorded another win, beating out Uryanspor 1-0, Demirspor and Hisar won by the same margin over Almat and Tashkentspor.

MATCHDAY 16

Manat continued where they left off, beating fell Demir team Demir BK 3-1. Elektriklestirme built on their narrow win with a solid 2-1 win over Bakir. Hisar kept up with their rivals for the title with a 2-0 win over Demirspor as Yumruk ID returned to their previous stuggles falling to a 2-0 defeat against Tashkentspor.

MATCHDAY 17

Manat fell back in the title race, suffering a stunning 2-1 loss to cup winners Elektriklestirme. Hisar took full advantage and ran out 2-0 winners against relegation-threatened Kilicspor. Almat edged out Bakir, while Demir BK fell to a 2-0 defeat at the hands of Uryanspor. Yumruk ID looked well beaten by third placed Demirspor as they looked to enter the title race.

MATCHDAY 18

Manat suffered their second defeat in a row leaving them a solid 6 points behind Hisar who edged Bakir 1-0 at home. Meanwhile, despite winning 1-0 Kilicspor remain rooted to the bottom of the table one point behind Yumruk ID who are 4 points behind Hisar and safety.

MATCHDAY 19

Manat failed to close any ground on Hisar as they were held by city rivals Almat, while Hisar ran out 3-0 winners from Elektriklestirme. Kilicspor won a surprising second win in a row, edging out Urukspor 1-0. Demirspor and Uryanspor both earned strong victories over their opponents by 2-1 and 2-0 respectively.

MATCHDAY 20

Hisar once again ran out winners, this time by a more modest score of 1-0 over city rivals Almat as they confirmed the league title. Manat failed to win yet again, putting their winless streak at 5. Bakir earned a strong 4-0 victory over Urukspor, while Demirspor beat out Uryanspor 2-0. Kilicspor continued their unlikely win streak with a 2-1 win over Demir Buyukkentspor.

MATCHDAY 21

After the penultimate games, Hisar's victory lap at Manat was dampened slightly by the homeside holding them to a 2-2 draw. Meanwhile Kilicspor and Demir BK sit on equal points going into the final game following Demir BK's and Kilicspor's defeats at the hands of Bakir and Uryanspor.

MATCHDAY 22

Manat finally ended their winless streak with a 2-0 win over fellow Demir side Demirspor. Hisar wrapped up their impressive season with a win at relegation destined Yumruk ID. A point for Kilicspor was enough to see them survive over Demir BK who will join Yumruk ID in the Workers League next season.

Super League Standings:

Team                           P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Hisar FK                  22  16  5   1  35  10  +25  53
  2 Demirspor                 22  14  3   5  48  17  +31  45
  3 Manat FK                  22  12  7   3  37  18  +19  43
  4 Uryanspor                 22  11  7   4  22  12  +10  40
  5 Elektriklestirmespor      22  10  5   7  29  26   +3  35
  6 Almat JK                  22   8  9   5  18  14   +4  33
  7 Tashkentspor              22   8  7   7  34  30   +4  31
  8 Bakir FK                  22   6  5  11  14  20   -6  23
  9 Urukspor                  22   4  7  11  15  31  -16  19
 10 Kilicspor                 22   4  4  14   8  28  -20  16
 11 Demir Buyukkentspor       22   5  0  17  16  40  -24  15
 12 Yumruk Idman Yurdu        22   2  5  15   8  38  -30  11

Statistical Leaders:

Goals - Vatan Ercetin (Demirspor) 19

Assists - Tayyar Ozel (Demirspor) 17

Fewest Goals Conceded - Saban Inekci (Hisar FK) 10

Best XI:

Lower Division and Youth League tables:

Workers League Standings:

Team                                 P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Tanrispor                       22  13  3   6  45  26  +19  42
  2 Ilac Fabrika Takimi             22  12  3   7  24  16   +8  39
  3 Caykur Denizspor                22  12  3   7  28  21   +7  39
  4 Karairmarkspor                  22   9  8   5  23  21   +2  35
  5 Ampul Fabrika Takimi            22   7 10   5  28  23   +5  31
  6 Sariirmakspor                   22   8  6   8  22  20   +2  30
  7 Tunahanspor                     22   7  7   8  14  17   -3  28
  8 Sabahspor                       22   7  7   8  16  18   -2  28
  9 Devlet-Bira Fabrika Takimi      22   9  1  12  31  32   -1  28
 10 Karspor                         22   7  5  10  19  29  -10  26
 11 Altinmaden Isciler              22   6  5  11  20  33  -13  23
 12 Tarim Isciler                   22   3  6  13  25  39  -14  15

Amateur League Standings:

Team                          P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Sekerspor                22  10  9   3  28  19   +9  39
  2 Devlet Memur Takimi      22  11  6   5  39  21  +18  39
  3 Yildirimspor             22  10  4   8  32  31   +1  34
  4 Tutunspor                22   9  7   6  23  19   +4  34
  5 Vefa                     22   9  6   7  33  24   +9  33
  6 Altinordu                22   8  7   7  21  16   +5  31
  7 Haftaspor                22   8  4  10  18  22   -4  28
  8 Asker Takimi             22   7  5  10  32  34   -2  26
  9 Balikcilar               22   6  7   9  19  23   -4  25
 10 Havacilik Isciler        22   7  4  11  27  34   -7  25
 11 Bilim Adamlar            22   5  8   9  20  33  -13  23
 12 Meclisin Takim           22   5  7  10  20  36  -16  22

Development League Standings:

Team                              P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Altin Akademisi              22  13  6   3  24   8  +16  45
  2 Guclu Akademisi              22  12  6   4  29  17  +12  42
  3 Pozanti Gencler              22  12  6   4  32  24   +8  42
  4 Yetenekli Akademisi          22  11  8   3  34  18  +16  41
  5 Tashkent Genler              22  11  7   4  39  21  +18  40
  6 Elekriklestirme Gencler      22  11  2   9  29  31   -2  35
  7 Uruk Gencler                 22   9  8   5  25  20   +5  35
  8 Demir Gencler                22   9  7   6  30  18  +12  34
  9 Emirdag Gencler              22   8  9   5  20  14   +6  33
 10 Hopa Gencler                 22   9  3  10  23  23   +0  30
 11 Yavuz Akademisi              22   7  9   6  29  21   +8  30
 12 Sogut Gencler                22   9  3  10  19  31  -12  30
 13 Yumruk Gencler               22   8  5   9  15  19   -4  29
 14 Mavikent Gencler             22   7  5  10  31  31   +0  26
 15 Demre Gencler                22   7  5  10  17  17   +0  26
 16 Uryan Gencler                22   7  5  10  19  26   -7  26
 17 Arhavi Gencler               22   7  4  11  28  36   -8  25
 18 Kilic Gencler                22   6  6  10  13  17   -4  24
 19 Tasova Gencler               22   7  3  12  18  27   -9  24
 20 Goynuk Gencler               22   5  6  11  21  32  -11  21
 21 Havran Gencler               22   4  9   9  25  40  -15  21
 22 Umurlu Gencler               22   4  7  11  11  28  -17  19
 23 Ipsala Gencler               22   3  5  14  12  24  -12  14

Sudden Rule Change Forced Through

Contrary to the rules set out at the start of the season an emergency vote of the Football Federations executive lifted the restrictions on selling players abroad for all teams and purchasing foreign players only for the top division teams, though a foreign player limit of 4 will be in place. Should a team with foreign players in their team be relegated they will be given a years grace period to sell or otherwise release that player from their contract should they remain in a lower decision.

Timuria (TMR) Qualifiers:
Champion's Cup: Hisar FK
Globe Cup: Demirspor, Manat FK, Uryanspor
Series B Champions Cup: Tanrispor, Ilac Fabrika Takimi, Caykur Denizspor
Youth Cup: Altin Akademisi
Cygnus Cup: Elektriklestirmespor
DIT: Hisar FK, Demirspor, Manat FK, Uryanspor

by **Seraxinbourgh** » Sun Jun 16, 2019 3:12 am

Seraxinbourgh has officially withdrawn its entries to the UICA competitions and the Cygnus Cup and has instead submitted it's 8 qualified teams to compete for the "Elite Shield" as both Baranil and Wara-Salas have submitted teams into UICA competitions.

The Elite Shield is an 8 teamed tournament that consists of 2 groups of 4 teams who play all of the teams in their group once, with the highest ranked team in each group playing 3 home games whilst the other 3 teams play 1 match at home and 2 matches away from home. The top 2 teams in each group qualify for a 2nd group stage where the teams play the 3 remaining teams once with 1 match being at home, 1 being away from home and 1 being at a neutral venue. The top 2 teams qualify for a 2 legged final and automatically qualify for the next Elite Shield.

by **Nephara** » Wed Jun 26, 2019 9:24 pm

NEPHARIM SEASON - CYCLE 73
Season Preview pt. 1
Season Preview pt. 2
Season Preview pt. 3
Season Preview pt. 4

Matchdays 1-12
Matchdays 13-23
Matchdays 24-33
Matchday 34
Matchdays 35-45 pt. 1
Matchdays 35-45 pt. 2

Final Matchday
Cup Finals, Awards, Standings

Nephara (NPH) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: Sabrefell Athletic, Brinemouth, AFC Treason, Starling, Sabrefell Moths
Globe Cup: Crisisbless, Coret Hawks
SBCC: Creed United, Cranequin City, Parrhesia United

Dwile Invitational: Sabrefell Athletic, Brinemouth, AFC Treason, Starling
CdC: Sabrefell Athletic
Cup Winners Cup: North Laithland

by **Apox** » Sun Jun 30, 2019 1:41 am

Full Season RP can be found here: Part One, Part Two, Part Three

ANL Season 29 - Season Review

   ANL                               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Dwile Warriors                     30   20   2   8    63   37  +26    62 - CHAMPIONS, CC
 2 Gwinevra Barbarians                30   18   6   6    57   33  +24    60 - CC
 3 Barbury Town                       30   18   4   8    55   43  +12    58 - GC
 4 FC Endeavour                       30   16   6   8    61   33  +28    54 - GC
 5 Oldem Knights                      30   13   8   9    47   37  +10    47 - GC
 6 Exton F.C                          30   13   8   9    34   38   −4    47
 7 Urbanista                          30   13   6  11    43   42   +1    45
 8 Wofford Town                       30   12   7  11    41   39   +2    43
 9 FC Brimstone                       30   11   7  12    35   39   −4    40
10 AFC United of Cierbanor            30   11   7  12    48   53   −5    40
11 Wye United                         30   11   4  15    35   37   −2    37
12 Wrexton F.C                        30    9   8  13    42   49   −7    35
13 Oldem Mechanical                   30    9   5  16    24   34  −10    32
14 Azewyn Royals                      30    6   7  17    40   56  −16    25
15 Calshott Lighthouse                30    6   7  17    26   47  −21    25 - RELEGATED
16 Mulhampstead                       30    5   6  19    35   69  −34    21 - RELEGATED

Top Scorers
20 -

Lewis Phoenix (FC Endeavour)
17 -

Marcy Blake-Tatum (Dwile Warriors),

Aldo Vocani (Barbury Town)
16 -

Miriam Oakstone-Sandoval (Gwinevra Barbarians)
14 -

Danielle Jackson (Dwile Warriors),

Jack Jevđenijević (Oldem Knights)
13 -

Jon Fossum (Urbanista)
12 -

Martin Blessed (Wofford Town)
11 -

Alice Montfort-Columbo (Wye United)

Team of the Year

Apox (APX) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: Dwile Warriors, Gwinevra Barbarians
Globe Cup: Barbury Town, FC Endeavour, Oldem Knights

Cup Winners Cup: Gwinevra Barbarians
Dwile Invitational Tournament: Dwile Warriors, Gwinevra Barbarians, Barbury Town, FC Endeavour

by **Squornshelan Remnant States** » Sun Jun 30, 2019 12:22 pm

SCFA Season 3
Season 3 Preview
Season 3 Part 1: MD1-MD10
Season 3 Part 2: MD11-MD20
Season 3 Part 3: MD21-MD29
Season 3 Part 4: MD30 & Final Standings

Squornshelan Remnant States (SRS) Qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: Brantisvogan FC
Globe Cup: Megabrantid SC, Algolia AC, Traal Athletics
SBCC: FC Hensha, Syneca AC, Sporting Jaglan

Cygnus Cup Winners Cup: Traal Athletics
Dwile Invitational: Brantisvogan FC, Megabrantid SC, Algolia AC

by **Unified Legandia** » Tue Jul 16, 2019 2:27 pm

The RLFA'S OFFICIAL SEASON REVIEW!
3rd Legandian Premiership

The Lions Return

The Third Legandian FA Premiership saw Leighton Albion take the title for the first time in over ten years, in a special "Final" due to the finishing standings.
In the start of the season, favourites were the two past winners Lincolnpoole and Stagmouth, though some hoped that as Real Canterford matured they'd also start being in the race. Eintracht and Fercastle had had good seasons in the previous edition and were looking to prove that they could step up. Stagmouth Rovers had survived the previous year whilst Marcoton and Easttex had gone up to the Premiership. There were questions on who would go down but there were no certainties, although the public questioned the Rovers' capability of staying up another year.
A typical summer afternoon kicked off the season. The first matchday had a Derby that would prove Marcoton's as they played Academical. They would pull a respectable draw. Meanwhile defending champions Lincolnpoole got off to a good start with a win away at Kingsfort. However, by the end of the golden month, August, Valefort United surprisingly led the table with ten points in four matches with Lincolnpoole a point behind after a defeat against Academical (3-2, MD2). At the bottom Rovers and Deancastle sat with almost no points. September showed the Students on top with Valefort, both on seventeen points. It was quickly apparent who would be in the race for relegation.
The coming of autumn meant things were well under way, you'd've waken up or fallen asleep and started playing catch-up. Marcoton Academical had started slowly, mainly due to some complicated matches but they shot up the table, being top, with Valefort come the end of the month. Canterford were in a position to take the trophy for the first time since their eighties' triumphs, as Lincolnpoole and newly promoted Marcoton City also chased. The fact that both their goalkeeper and their two usual strikers were unavailable during the season's start meant that Mark Sherry once more had his "Curse of the Summer Injury", costing his team more than the usual title, but this time their very maintenance in the competition. With them, Deancastle with a mere five points too, it's a position they were usually accustomed to by now but it made it no less of a worry if it would be this time they'd go down. As the leaves turned brown, Valefort's reign would finish due to a sending off and an injury in central midfield. The club's manager, had a weak transfer season mainly due to salaries. Most clubs in a position to fight for the Globe Cup weren't traditional clubs from the smaller cities and so could offer thousands of pounds a week to players, but Valefort could not. Marcoton Academical would be the sole beneficiary of this as they now cruised at the top of what was so far a good season. Despite a four point gap, Leighton Albion was looking as a major threat with the game between them still to go. A point behind the Lions were the colts of Canterford Sport Club, still holding with Griffonham and Lincolnpoole also in the hunt. The return of Kingsfort's better players meant a return to usual form, meaning they quickly got away from the relegation area, which left Deancastle in last and Stagmouth Rovers above them, which were under a small transfer budget that relied on Loans and youngsters.
As December rolled in, and the Holidays came through, the first batch of games was complete. Leighton Albion were the ones to beat, on 37, with Marcoton Academical a point behind, with Canterford, Marcoton and Stagmouth just behind. Stagmouth Rovers and Deancastle were the two teams that remained in the relegation area.
By mid-February, Academical had lost a point after a draw against Newville (1-1), which put them two points from Leighton Albion. Canterford and Stagmouth maintained their positions. The same two maintained the last two positions and were practically condemned at this point.
Entering the final five matchdays, Academical (48 points) were reduced to third place with Canterford SC (49) going up to second by a point. Five points above them though, were Leighton Albion (54) which were convinced that the title was theirs by this point despite some more complicated matches at the end. Marcoton's drop was due to their defeat against the Lions of Leighton away (2-0) and at Royal Crownbridge (1-0) and Canterford themselves (2-1).
In the following week, Leighton Albion drew their game against Real Standard at home, despite their opponents being off form, their star man Bastoix scored the equaliser as Marcoton Academical travelled to the defending champions Lincolnpoole, at Delphwood where they would take a win (1-2), and Canterford SC had the easy task of beating Deancastle at home (2-1). This would mean that Leighton stood with 55, Canterford 52 and Academical with 51.
The following week, however, the Dolphins beat Leighton resulting in Lincolnpoole's contention for the Globe Cup by a convincing scoreline (1-3). That same week, Academical scored a measly one point against Valefort at home as Canterford lost in Insbrooke (2-1). This would mean Academical were the winners of the round hopping back into (joint) second place, only three points off Leighton Albion.
Three matchdays to go, and after the previous week's rain, it would be a day of intermittent sun between the clouds. Although the best game would traditionally be Lincolnpoole vs. Stagmouth Athletic (3-1), there was still a title race on. Academical saw their hopes of the title go away on ninety minutes when Easttex scored a late goal. However, on Sunday, they found out they were still (just about in it) after Newville managed to beat the Lions by 2-1. Canterford recieved Cup finalist Griffonham United, which put on a good show in which they ultimately won (1-2). Everything was the same after this matchday, meaning with two matchdays to go, Leighton Albion could already secure the championship.
That wasn't to be however, as Fercastle felt inspired on the day to go in and win in the Northwest (1-2), as Canterford drew at Delphwood two all. However, Academical's win against Real Canterford put them joint top with a game to go (2-1). The surprise of the day came from Rovers who manage to beat their city rivals by 1-2 away at Sarford. This would mean it would go down to the wire.
With everyone playing at the same hour, a result could be known in the next two hours of that Sunday. Academical would travel to Deancastle, whilst Leighton Albion pwould travel to Stagmouth Rovers. The Academics scored first, with Albion scored a tad later. Before halftime, Deancastle scored the equaliser with cheers erupting over in Leighton. The second half would see two goals over at Riverpoint, with a corner giving Academical the winning goal in Deancastle. This case hadn't been seen in almost two decades and saw the Premiership heading into a playoff. The previous one had been between Lincolnpoole and Stagmouth Athletic and just like then, the game would see as a host the Royal National Stadium, in Crownbridge. Meanwhile, Stagmouth Athletic and Canterford SC headed towards the Globe Cup. A practically full stadium, would be host to a great game, one that couldn't be we settled in ninety minutes. Just as penalties loomed over, in the second half of extra time, Albion scored, courtesy of the unlikeliest of heroes, Thomas Derry. It was all over, and it would be the Lions, for the first time in seven years, lifting the top tier's trophy and booking a ticket to the Champions Cup as Academical were shipped to the Globe Cup.

LEAGUE PLAYOFF
Leighton Albion 2-1 Marcoton Academical (aet)
@ Royal National Stadium (Att: 79,856)

DIVISION TWO: BOURNECASTLE Celebrate Title [/b]

Bournecastle were the ones to lift the title this season after 91 earned points with Sporting Legandia going up with them meaning two teams return for the first time in a while. The latter team would take the top scorer though as Paulo Carvalhal took the top spot with 38 goals in 32 matches, the youngster showing that he could be one for the future. Then there was Radleigh who would also head to the SBCC, beating a disappointing (and disappointed) Lincoln County, whose caretaker John Dominic steered them to 4th and not midtable from January onwards. Under them would be recently relegated Iverfell, along with Edinkirk and Porto da Conceição. Highpark were off form in the last few matchdays and could only pull 8th. SC Dragonfield, Knightsdale Athletic and the Wanderers surprised with poor performances, as Trouthall made it at last! Going down however would be, Burlingham, Carleigh and Ballybury.
League One's Winterburn Rovers, Oxcross Albion and Legandia Crownbridge would see Championship football in their place.

Cups & Trophies
THE ROYAL LEGANDIAN CUP
Quarter-Finals
Griffonham United 2-1 Radleigh City
Easttex County 3-2 Stagmouth Athletic
Canterford SC 1-3 Valefort United
Lincolnpoole 2-2 Leighton Albion (3-3 aet) (5-4 penalties)
Semis
Griffonham United 2-1 Valefort United
Lincolnpoole 3-1 Easttex County
FINAL, Royal National - Att: 78,567.
Griffonham United 1-2 Lincolnpoole

LEAGUE CUP
Semis> Stagmouth A. 2-1 Real Canterford
> Real Standard 2-0 Deancastle
FINAL: Royal National - Att: 77, 956
Stagmouth Ath. 1-2 Real Standard

COMMUNITIES' SHIELD
Lincolnpoole 2-1 Marcoton Academical
@ Royal National (Att: 78,021)

RLFA SUPERCUP (Final)
Lincolnpoole 1-2 Real Canterford (aet)
@Marcoton Olympic - Att: 51,000

Other Trophies' Winners
His Majesty's Trophy: Stagmouth Ath.
Coupe de Canterley: Canterford SC
RLT Cup: Deancastle
Celtland Cup: Easttex County
Taça de Meridia: Porto Conceição
The Football League Trophy: Applesgate Town

Unified Legandia (ULG) Qualifiers
Champions Cup : Leighton Albion
Globe Cup: Marcoton Academical, Canterford SC, Stagmouth Athletic.
SBCC : Bournecastle, Sporting Legandia, Radleigh City.
Cygnus Cup: Lincolnpoole

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by **Terre Septentrionale** » Thu Jul 18, 2019 3:01 pm

Terre Septentrionale's domestic news

Click here for the results for Coupe Septentrionale III

Première Ligue Septentrionale

2023-24 season

Champions Cup: KS Ursus Trzeszczyn
Globe Cup: Szczakowianka Trzebiegoszcz ; En avant Prévost ; KKS Wlokniarz 1925 Krzczonow
Cygnus Cup: En avant Prévost

Relegated: U.S. Oujé-Bougoumou ; NK Rudar Podvolovljek

Première Ligue Awards:

Dog boot (most goal scored): Fryderyka Cwierczakiewiczowa (Gornik Ostrzeszow) (22 goals)
Dog ball (player of the year): Yannick Ksiezniakiewicz (Szczakowianka Trzebiegoszcz) (10 goals 18 assists)
Dog glove (goalkeeper of the year): Bartlomiej Kasprzak (KS Ursus Trzeszczyn) (22 clean sheets)
Best U-21 player: Sandrine Fontaine (Dynamo de Jacques-Cartier) (7 goals 12 assists)
Manager of the year: Hector St-Pierre (A.S. Baie-Sainte-Catherine)

Championnat Septentrional

2023-24 season

SBCC: Racing Club de Prévost ; U.S. Papineauville ; KSZT Trzebiegoszcz
Promoted to PLS: Racing Club de Prévost ; U.S. Papineauville

No relegation to a bottom league.

Terre Septentrionale (RTS) Qualifiers:

Champions Cup: KS Ursus Trzeszczyn
Globe Cup: Szczakowianka Trzebiegoszcz ; En avant Prévost ; KKS Wlokniarz 1925 Krzczonow
Cygnus Cup: En avant Prévost
SBCC: Racing Club de Prévost ; U.S. Papineauville ; KSZT Trzebiegoszcz

by **Brenecia** » Thu Jul 18, 2019 9:34 pm

BRENECIAN SEASON - CYCLE 73
Season Preview
Match-by-match
Matchday 30, Finals and Standings

Brenecia (BRE) qualifiers
Puppet of Nephara
Champions’ Cup: Northern Union, Kingsgrove, North Hall, Rozelle
Globe Cup: Northern Stallions, Marque, Southern Star
SBCC: Finbar Stalwarts, Francisca Orient, Rosbank Town

Dwile Invitational: Northern Union, Kingsgrove, North Hall, Rozelle
CEDC: Northern Union, Kingsgrove
Cup Winners Cup: Westpike

by **Nephara** » Wed Jul 24, 2019 3:01 am

The Galacticos are back! Perhaps a little late through the door, but fashionably late. Always, always fashionable. Long too late to be of use for a WC roster, but history doesn't age. It just matures.

For those unfamiliar, the Galacticos label exists to honour the best players in world sport, though it uses club football (specifically, UICA season 72) as its primary indicator of success, skill and proven results. As is traditional, a long-list (of 90) will be announced before the primary ceremony later on dictates the Galacticos Shortlist, the actual Galacticos, and rates 3 through 1 the finest Managers, Young (U21) Players and, finally, Players themselves, of the Season. In the time-honoured tradition of the ceremony, most around the world will ignore the list, and its results will be argued relentlessly. The judicial committee expects myriad threats to its collective well-being, perhaps on the NSSport Discord. And we would have it no other way.

Now presenting; the Galacticos Long-list!

Goalkeepers (11)
Michael Armand - VLD - Tanrisal (PAS)
Hector Calixto - AUD - Ulsa (EUR)
Paulo Gaviria - VLD - Nacional (VLD)
Robert Griffin - EUR - Sabrefell Moths (NPH)
Cilamara Issah - VIL - Lonngeylin Coast (VIL)
Hesterine Mercator - NPH - Eastweald (COS)
Shjegrzh Na'Kefir - COS - Crisisbless (NPH)
Mara Solaani - MRN - Kingsgrove (BRE)
Gordana Stanic - PAS - Royal Jam FC (EFL)
Jadranka Steele - APX - Gwinevra Barbarians (APX)
Andreas Swoboda - NPH - Holdenberg (EUR)

Rightbacks (8)
Aitor Carbonara - AUD - Holdenberg (EUR)
Isaac Catessic - MRC - Soldarian FC (VAL)
Scott Coles - EUR - Ulsa (EUR)
Iben Fjortoft - VAL - Raynor City United (VAL)
Valence Ilya - CMT - Eastweald (COS)
Eloise Kielseng - NPH - Kingsgrove (BRE)
Valdemar Rasmussen - AUD - 1830 Cathair (AUD) - U21
Skaldir Tibrewal - COS - Gwinevra Barbarians (APX) - U21

Centre-halves (14)
Henri de Aea - CMT - Holdenberg (EUR) - U21
Martin Delgado - VLD - Nacional (VLD)
Liam Dosic - MRC - Gwinevra Barbarians (APX)
Artem Giord - SMB - Northern Stallions (BRE)
Brix Hamilton - EQS - Sabrefell Moths (NPH)
Garrett Horgan - BRE - Northern Union (BRE)
Guthny Ingolfsdottir - PAS - Tanrisal (PAS)
Vallois Mackenzie - EFL - Royal Jam FC (EFL)
Rajih Zafir Mansour - PAS - Maal Angels (MRN)
Dieter Konoval - NPH - KT Moreazerua (AUD)
Brevin Scott - APX - Eastweald (COS)
Peter Svensson - COS - AFC Treason (NPH)
Niko Szubanski - BRE - 1830 Cathair (AUD)
Rojara Tiones - VIL - Yeaddin Owls (VIL)

Leftbacks (5)
Martin Basa - FFD - Tanrisal (PAS)
Marcin Close - NPH - Brinemouth (NPH)
Santiago Rueda - VLD - Nacional (VLD)
Gethin Quill - BRE - Revolutionaries (EUR)
Ulima Salam - EFL - RGS Athletic (EFL)

Right Midfield (6)
Lazar Eleonora - FFD - Holdenberg (EUR)
Yann per Elouan - ESH - RGS Athletic (EFL)
Ilglerdiriel Lithvathar - VAL - Raynor City United (VAL)
Cassiopeia Quintero - APX - Dwile Warriors (APX)
Fjola Sigurjonsdottir - PAS - Real Azuris (COS)
Bryger Tidesson - COS - Brinemouth (NPH)

Central Midfield (19)
Aaron Aiza - EQS / YTT - Hondo FC (VAL)
Gabriel Bakken - VAL - Soldarian FC (VAL)
Abel Bruecke - VLD - CA Paulinthal (PAS)
Oscar Coltrane - EUR - Sabrefell Athletic (NPH)
Harald Fireblade - COS - Herzegovina City FC (BNJ)
Laborious Hawk - AUD - AC Izotz Zubia (AUD)
Storm Holsen - AUD - AC Izotz Zubia (AUD)
Ilinx-Kepex Zev - QUS - KF Qastyr (QUS)
Kubunga - BAN / CEN - Maal Angels (MRN)
Bryton Menheniot - APX - Cazadores Cathair (AUD)
Chimera Moxham - NPH - Crawford City FC (COS) - U21
Jevdjevic Ocokoljic - MYT - Newrook City (NPH)
Forlock Pentameter - APX - Dwile Warriors (APX)
Sorel Qwivotic - EFL - Royal Jam FC (EFL)
Marlon Sayle-Bren - ZWZ - Sporting Esper (ZWZ)
Olvir Texstrom - COS - Falourr (EUR)
Rowan Varghese - COS - Northern Union (BRE)
Jonathan Velez - VLD - Nacional (VLD)
Moira Woakes - EUR - Carsby (EUR) - U21

Left Midfield (6)
Brian Bond - EUR - Eastweald (COS)
Morena Deventer - NPH - Brinemouth (NPH) - U21
Espy va Drake - VAL - 1830 Cathair (AUD)
Talon Hannibal - APX - FC Endeavour (APX)
Rowena Strongbow - NPH - Directus (EUR)
Annabeth Westmoreland - CBP - Hondo FC (VAL)

Strikers (21)
Ingthor Audbjornsson - PAS - AC Izotz Zubia (AUD)
Wilfried Baume - VLD - Fontvielle Impact (VLD)
Brajan Borja - VLD - Metropolis Alligators (VLD)
Marcy Blake-Tatum - APX - Dwile Warriors (APX)
Jackie Crawford - DRK - Rozelle (BRE)
Decima - EQS - Vidial Alchemists (MRN)
Allandren Fresco - VAL - Ibini FC (VAL)
Estrella Hawke - NPH - Sabrefell Athletic (NPH)
Oskar Holsteiner - FFD - Holdenberg (EUR)
Natasha Horvat - PAS - Olympia FC (EFL) - U21
Desya Kuznetsov - AUD - Brinemouth (NPH)
Corinne Martel-Burns - SCT - Directus (EUR)
Ursula Rankin - BRE - RGS Athletic (EFL)
Michael Ribbeck - STK - SW Stahlberg (STL)
Griffin Riordan - BRE - Mallox (COS)
Claudio Romano - PAS - Sabrefell Moths (NPH)
Sipke Tarala - VIL - Lonngeylin Coast (VIL)
Ragnar Targaryen - COS - CA Paulinthal (PAS)
Romikk Valgard - COS - Ulsa (EUR)
Assefe Yitebarke - BNJ - Istria City FC (BNJ)
Vega Zeale-Riddick - COS - Cassandra City (COS)

Final Awards Coming Soon!

by **Mitra and Soma** » Wed Jul 24, 2019 6:45 am

MITRA AND SOMA LEAGUE

Mitra And Soma League Standings

   Team                  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Mitra                  22   16   5   1    49   19  +30    53   Champion's Cup 
 2 Shani                  22   12   7   3    37   21  +16    43   Globe Cup
 3 Soma                   22   10   7   5    41   35   +6    37   Globe Cup
 4 Shukra                 22    9   7   6    37   29   +8    34   Globe Cup
 5 Mangala                22    8   9   5    36   31   +5    33
 6 Guru                   22    9   6   7    34   30   +4    33
 7 Chaya                  22    7   9   6    35   37   -2    30
 8 Rehu                   22    8   2  12    22   29   −7    26
 9 Tunga                  22    5   6  11    37   38   −1    21
10 Ratri                  22    4   7  11    27   43  −16    19
11 Ketu                   22    3   7  12    22   40  −18    16
12 Tara                   22    4   2  16    24   49  −25    14

Mitra and Soma (MSM) qualifiers
Puppet of Eraman

Champions’ Cup: Mitra
Globe Cup: Shani, Soma, Shukra

CMFA Champions League: Mitra, Shani, Soma, Shukra

by **Nephara** » Wed Jul 24, 2019 5:10 pm

The Galacticos short-list is here! Time to shoo out the pretenders; only the strongest remain. This is the squad that could take on the world and win, from true established greats to less heralded players who pulled off the seasons of their career. And anyone who can count themselves among the Starting XI of the Shortlist can call themselves one of the Galacticos. There will be controversy. There will be tears. The inexplicable exile of Laborious Hawk will continue. Presenting...

Goalkeepers
Hesterine Mercator - NPH - Eastweald (COS)
Came in to be a bulwark at the back for an possession-focused side

Hector Calixto - AUD - Ulsa (EUR)
Commanded an impeccable defence in an attack-minded league

Robert Griffin - EUR - Sabrefell Moths (NPH)
Progressive GK of successful assertive side, impeccable with ball at feet

Rightbacks
Iben Fjortoft - VAL - Raynor City United (VAL)
Versatile, intelligent and always in the right place at the right time to snuff out chances

Scott Coles - EUR - Ulsa (EUR)
Fearless attack-minded fullback whose partnership with Saroszi terrorised Goldleague

Centre-halves
Peter Svensson - COS - AFC Treason (NPH)
Perhaps the best defender of the era, even approaching his twilight. Four-time Galactico

Martin Delgado - VLD - Nacional (VLD)
One of the standouts in a cultured Nacional side that swept the domestic awards

Vallois Mackenzie - EFL - Royal Jam FC (EFL)
The brick wall in the centre of a defence that conceded just one goal every three games

Garrett Horgan - BRE - Northern Union (BRE)
From second tier to here in record time, the defender's defender, rock-solid

Leftbacks
Ulima Salam - EFL - RGS Athletic (EFL)
Not the 'sexy' pick and yet never missed a step en route to CC glory

Marcin Close - NPH - Brinemouth (BRI)
The stable hand at the tiller of a relentless marquee team, seamlessly switches phases of play

Right Midfield
Lazar Eleonora - FFD - Holdenberg (EUR)
Among the top goalscorers from the right flank, and the top assister full stop - Eleonora got results

Bryger Tidesson - COS - Brinemouth (NPH)
Somehow good value at 65 million; high-speed, low-drag, always dynamic

Central Midfield
Chimera Moxham - NPH - Crawford City FC (COS)
All-action playmaker, thrilling in motion, sweeping the domestic awards and international spotlight

Aaron Aiza - EQS - Hondo FC (VAL)
Evergreen globe-trotting playmaker per excellence, someone who can always make the difference

Jevdjevic Ocokoljic - MYT - Newrook City (NPH)
Almost single-handedly clawed his side to new heights, relishing the love

Storm Holsen - AUD - AC Izotz Zubia (AUD)
It takes a lot to overshadow Hawk, but Holsen was impossible to dislodge

Left Midfield
Brian Bond - EUR - Eastweald (COS)
An icon as much as a player, striding the field with an eerily brutal grace

Annabeth Westmoreland - CBP - Hondo FC (VAL)
Can play anywhere, do anything, and find anyone with a pass from any position

Strikers
Desya Kuznetsov - AUD - Brinemouth (NPH)
Exceptionally angry man who is now exactly as good as he thinks he is

Sipke Tarala - VIL - Lonngeylin Coast (VIL)
Stole the show, MOTM in over a third of games, impossible to ignore

Romikk Valgard - COS - Ulsa (EUR)
Still on the warpath; if being wheelchair-bound for months won't stop him, how can defenders?

Ursula Rankin - BRE - RGS Athletic (EFL)
Veteran poacher pulled off the ultimate swansong to bring RGS glory

Awards Coming This Time Tomorrow!

by **Nephara** » Thu Jul 25, 2019 4:21 pm

As of last night, eleven people can proudly step forward and proclaim; "I am a Galactico." But of course, an entire world separates being 'a Galactico' and the Galactico, the brilliant sun amidst a galaxy of stars. We will not keep you in suspense much longer...

GALACTICOS MANAGER OF THE SEASON
3. Apple Jack - EQS - Treftadaeth Alliance (COS)
Trefta came eleventh. So what's Apple Jack doing here? Well, keep in mind - Trefta are largely comprised of terrible players who scraped into promotion, and yet in his first season of management, Jack ensured he got the players he needed to bulk up the squad, and then gave the team the chemistry and momentum to survive. Easily, in the end. Certainly one to watch.

2. Daniella Strauss - NPH - Corvette Maulers (NPH)
A similar story - a young emerging manager in charge of bolted-together spare parts, but her challenge was arguably even greater, the Maulers never even remotely having been considered promotion-ready - and yet, they went up, with less to invest, and played attractive, passing football. Like Jack, Strauss was given the Manager of the Year award; it's been a year of underdogs, it seems, and the Galacticos are always down to tap into a zeitgeist.

THE YOUNG GALACTICO
3. Alexander Jager - PAS - Revolutionaries (EUR)
3. Morena Deventer - NPH - Brinemouth (NPH)
It takes a lot to muscle your way into football's most expensive team as a callow homegrown, but Deventer managed it. She's every bit the Brinemouth type, tall, elegant, photogenic. A trickster, but with purpose. And she was able to stand up to the kicks in a notoriously hard-bitten, physical league.

2. Moira Woakes - EUR - Carsby (EUR)
The defending champion of the youth award, Woakes managed one more goal and one more assist this year than last. She broke glass ceilings through sheer determination; breaking defences must seem like child's play by comparison. She's one of the rising stars worldwide, and surely set for fancier settings than Carsby.

THE GALACTICO
3. Chimera Moxham - NPH - Crawford City FC (COS)
Look. She had a really, really, really good season, okay? But she won't be replicating her domestic feat... not quite.

2. Lazar Eleonora - FFD - Holdenberg (EUR)
How does Eleonora do it? It seems to come naturally - more realistically, it's the work he's put into making it look so easy. He's Farfish, and getting on a bit. If you want someone who tracks back, go look for Brenecians. Eleonora makes the difference going forward, at his best unleashed from the framework on unsuspecting defences, hauling Holdenberg to victory.

Thank you, and see you again next season!

by **Siovanija and Teusland** » Thu Jul 25, 2019 5:40 pm

As per the results of the 5th season of domestic football in Siovanija and Teusland, the Siovanija and Teusland Football Association (STFA) is proud to submit its qualifiers for UICA and other international competitions as according to these results:

Preview Part I Part II Part III Awards/Review/Cup Final

The STFA proudly submits these qualifiers and final site bids:

Siovanija and Teusland (STL) Qualifiers:
UICA Champion’s Cup: 1912 Stelburg
UICA Globe Cup: FC Teussen Stelburg, Olympia Borograd, Energija Chernovets
UICA Youth Cup: FK Metropola Borograd
Cygnus Cup/Cup Winner’s Cup: FC Teussen Stelburg
AOCL: 1912 Stelburg
VCIAPP: SW Stahlberg
IUCC: Luftwaffenakademie, Chernovets Teknologischen-Institut, Universitat-Stelburg
Dwile Invitational: 1912 Stelburg, FC Teussen Stelburg, Olympia Borograd, Energija Chernovets

Siovanija and Teusland (STL) Final Site Bids:
UICA Champion’s Cup: Olimpski-Stadion, Borograd (60,000)

The Olimpski-Stadion is one of the largest stadiums in Siovanija and Teusland, and is the centrepiece of the city of Borograd’s sporting scene. Located downtown in the capital, it has been redeveloped several times to reach its current state. It is home to the Olympia Borograd football club, one of the biggest in the country, and has also been home to 4 first-class international matches of Siovanija and Teusland.

The stadium brings retro and modern together, with much of the exterior remaining from first opening and celebrating the history of the club, while the interior has been kept fully with the times. It gives the stadium a unique charm, and one that the Olympia Borograd supporters appreciate. The city of Borograd and the Olympia Borograd Football Club have partnered together to try and bring the UICA Champion’s Cup Final to the stadium, and it is hoped that an opportunity to host would certainly raise both the club and city’s profile on the international stage.

The city of Borograd is the capital of Siovanija and Teusland, and is located in the Ljubica River in the western half of the United Republics. Borograd is a modern hub with something for everyone, and its Old City is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the country. The organizing committee proposes fan zones in Milan-Dimitrov-Square and Republika Square, each within 2.5km of the stadium, for visiting fans to gather. Milan Dimitrov International Airport, the second-most-trafficked airport in the nation, will also be fully ready to handle the demands of a major international final. Olympia Borograd and local rivals FK Metropola Borograd would each make all of their training facilities available to the finalist clubs. Accommodations for visiting players, UICA officials and other dignitaries would be available at the 5-star Hotel Republika or the 5-star Borograd Centre Hotel and Conference Centre.

The city of Borograd, in partnership with the government of Siovanija and Teusland as well as the STFA, looks forward to future cooperation with the UICA, and hopes to welcome the 74th Champion’s Cup Final to the Olimpski-Stadion.

IUCC Final: Jagdgeschwader-Rot-Stadion, Lubeck (25,000)

Jagdgeschwader-Rot-Stadion is located in the town of Lubeck (30 minutes southwest of Stelburg) and on the campus of the Luftwaffenakademie, the national air force academy. Lubeck is a quiet town situated on the banks of the Drai River, and was also home to Georg von Streicher, the first Marshall of the United Republics Air Force. Upon retirement, von Streicher established the Air Force Academy in his hometown, and ever since it has been the leading producer of pilots and officers for the URAF.

The stadium is situated on campus, and its main purpose is actually for graduation ceremonies. It is also used in athletic competitions between the cadets, and serves as the home to the Luftwaffenakademie Flyers football team. The Flyers are now twice champions of the Alumni Cup, and reached the Quarterfinal of the 33rd edition of the International Universities Challenge Championship.

The stadium is named for Jagdgeschwader Rot (Combat Wing Red), a flying division of the URAF. Jagdgeschwader Rot were known as some of the finest pilots in the nation, but the division lost 9 pilots during a rescue mission in a hurricane over the Nordsee. All 9 were graduates of the LWA, and the main event ground on campus was thus named for the division. Today, JG Rot is still known as the finest flying wing in the nation.

The Luftwaffenakademie and the town of Lubeck hope to welcome the finest university football athletes of the world to take part in the IUCC 34 Final.

by **San Felix** » Mon Jul 29, 2019 4:13 pm

The San Felix Football Association proudly presents the brand new LIGA MAYOR. Sponsored by CITIZEN BREWERY C.A

With 12 teams, each team plays two games (home & away) against teams in the league. Midway through the season, teams break for the annual All-Star Game, an exhibition game between the league's finest players and a major club from a different league. At the end of the regular season, the team with the highest point total is awarded the Shield of Liberty and home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. The play-off stage is played between the four highest-placed teams of the season.

Instead of operating as an association of independent teams, Liga Mayor is a single entity in which each team is owned by the league and operated by the league's investors. The league has a fixed membership, which makes it one of the world's few soccer leagues that do not use promotion and relegation.

T E A M S

Atlético de San Pablo:
Profile: Decent, youth development, flashy, eternal rivals with San Pablo.

Backstory: Founded in 2004, Atleti was formed to represent San Pablo (at least, Westside San Pablo) in national friendlies. It is widely known that most players in the Atleti squad are just there thanks to their parents' connections, controversy ensued when Atleti would not hire players from the inner city or the east side of San Pablo, claiming that they were not people that the team wants to be associated with. This led to the foundation of San Pablo F.C in 2005, in response to the discrimination Atleti showed to players in San Pablo and thus their rivalry was born, a symbolic confrontation between the luxurious and expensive West and the frugal, industry-based East.

Key Players: Arturo Montenegro (ST · 20 years); Josue Isturiz (ST · 19 years); Eduardo da Silba (CMF · 24 years old)

San Pablo:
Profile: Strong, focused, hardcore fans, eternal rivals with Atletico de San Pablo.

Backstory: In 2005, following controversies regarding Atletico de San Pablo. The citizens of San Pablo formed a soccer team in protest to the discrimination shown by Atleti to young players from East San Pablo. To everybody's surprise, they were quite good. San Pablo F.C has won 17 out of the 23 matches they've played against Atletico. San Pablo is also known for their hinchas, people that live, breathe and eat football. San Pablo's fans range from discreet people who just have the shirt or a flag to full-blown fans with San Pablo tattoed on their chest, back or bottom.

Key Players: Alvaro Pinto (ST · 23 years); Tyson Perez (AMF · 25 years); Jonathan Campos (CB · 21 years old)

El Valle F.C:
Profile: Strong, flashy, focus on foreign players, rivals with Costa de Oro.

Backstory: The story of El Valle F.C is one filled with mismanagement and near bankruptcy. Founded in 2004, El Valle was one of the first teams to win a Campeonato Nacional, they were growing at a fast rate and exceeded everyone's expectations, but, in less than three months the club was submerged in debts and couldn't keep up with their growth. In 2008, just four years after its opening, the club was discussing filing for bankruptcy. Fortunately for El Valle, ex-CEO of CorpoHal, Rosario Paredes took over the team and managed to save it from bankruptcy by cutting half of the team's staff and selling the ground for the team's brand new stadium, along with borrowing some money from business partners. Several years later, El Valle F.C is one of the strongest teams in the Liga and never fails to impress.

Key Players: Carlos Villegas (GK · 20 years); Freddy Palacios (DMF · 26 years); Igor Reyes (ST · 19 years old)

Club Marinos:
Profile: Strong, rich, hardcore fans, international recognition.

Backstory: Club Marinos was founded in 2004 to represent the coastal town of Mar Revuelto. Club Marinos won the very first Campeonato Nacional in 2007 and is currently the team with most cups with 4 Campeonatos in their record, and the record of being the first team to win two back-to-back Campeonatos in 2007 and 2008. Club Marinos' budget is an estimated 78,929,412 pesos which are the highest budget in the league. Club Marinos haves a tainted reputation between Felixians around the country due to several corruption scandals over the past years and the fact that their supporters tend to be very arrogant. In spite of the budget and the fame, the Marinos are suffering from a 5-year dry season without trophies.

Key Players: Bryan Laguna (ST · 20 years); Manuel Sarmiento (CMF · 19 years); Michael Rueda (ST · 19 years old)

Juvenil de la Victoria
Profile: Strong, youth development, defensive, rivals with C.F Aguizu.

Backstory: In 2002, the prestigious college of La Victoria formed a soccer team to compete in College cups and leagues. Juvenil proved to be the best out of every team by winning 5 out of the 6 college cups that were held between 2002 and 2008. In 2009, they joined the first Campeonato Nacional, Juve later won the 2010 and 2014 Campeonatos. Juve suffers from a runner-up curse that dates back to their very first appearance in a Campeonato, where they ended up in second place, the first out of the three occasions where they would end up as runners-up.

Key Players: Jesus Saelices (ST · 23 years); Dylan Graciani (AMF · 21 years); Marcos Vargas (CB · 20 years old)

Costa de Oro
Profile: Decent, community owned, focused, rivals with El Valle F.C.

Backstory: In 2005, the tourist city of Costa de Oro opened a football club to build a stadium to attract more people to the city. Worried about the contamination that the construction may leave, the citizens protested to stop the construction of the stadium. After a legal feud that lasted 5 months, a deal was reached, the stadium was going to be built 450 feet away from any beach in Costa de Oro and the team was now owned by the citizens of Costa de Oro. The team is maintained by donations and/or collects and the stadium is cleaned every year by volunteers.

Key Players: Franco Hurtado (CB · 22 years); Amadeus Fernandez (GK · 25 years); Samuel Monagas (DMF · 23 years old)

Tigres de Zali
Profile: Decent, small, newcomer, defensive.

Backstory: One of the newest teams in the league. In 2015, the city of Zali wanted to open a soccer team, but, they couldn't decide on a name for it. An internet poll was opened and people voted for the team's name. In third place: Salseros (Salsa dancers/Salsa lovers), in homage to Zali's famous salsa singer Joe Rivas. Second place went to Petroleros (Oilers), due to Zali's newfound fortune in the oil business. In the end, Tigres (Tigers), representing the spirit of the city and the main attraction of the Zali Zoo: Abbie the tiger, got the first place in the polls.

Key Players: Juan Pedro Zurita (CMF · 25 years); Ciro Jaramillo (LB · 24 years); Arturo Rojo (CMF · 24 years old)

Rojos de San Martin
Profile: Decent, focused, hardcore fans, rivals with Diablos de Mercedes.

Backstory: Rojos de San Martin fans' are known for their chants and mocks to other teams, especially Diablos de Mercedes, their long-time rival. Opened in 2007, Los Rojos have won two Campeonatos in 2012 and most recently: 2015. Los Rojos are the only team in the league to not have a stadium of their own. They share the stadium Hugo Zambrano III with Pistoleros de Manzanares. A new stadium for them is set to be completed soon.

Key Players: Omar Alarcón (LW · 22 years); Jeremias Pomar (ST · 26 years); Edgar Arias (CMF · 17 years old)

Diablos de Mercedes
Profile: Decent, flashy, hardcore fans, rivals with Rojos de San Martin.

Backstory: The controversial team that caused revolt between religious communities in San Felix, Diablos de Mercedes was founded in 2003. The name Diablos (Devils) was received poorly by the Arzobispal Church of San Felix, the institution that claimed that that the team's name was causing a bad influence between the youngsters of Mercedes. This didn't stop either the fans or the team, as Diablos' fans proudly wear masks resembling the devil to the matches while chanting Heavy Metal on the stadium.

Key Players: Pablo Marapacuto (LB · 21 years); Mohammed Gayoso (ST · 22 years); Richard Correa (CB · 27 years old)

C.F Aguizu
Profile: Decent, classy, youth development, underrated.

Backstory: The oldest team in the league: C.F Aguizu. Founded in 2000, C.F Aguizu was an experiment made by Felician football players to see if a national football team could work. Fortunately for them, C.F Aguizu proved to be a success and inspired the creation of many football teams around San Felix. Often nicknamed "The Grandfathers", Aguizu has never won a Campeonato.

Key Players: Ronnie Navarro (CMF · 26 years); Carlos Espiga (CB · 26 years); Mario Arnal (ST · 21 years old)

Gigantes de Candelabros
Profile: Decent, newcomer, defensive, rivals with Pistoleros de Manzanares

Backstory: 2017 was the year where Los Gigantes was introduced to the world. Representing the district of Manzanares in Aguizu, Los Gigantes gave a really good impression to investors on San Felix by ending as runners-up in their first appearance in a Campeonato. With promising players, Gigantes may end up being one of the strongest teams in the league. A fantastic team in the making.

Key Players: Efrain Lain (LB · 22 years); Hugo Esteban (CMF · 23 years); Sergio Rasgado (ST · 17 years old)

Pistoleros de Manzanares
Profile: Strong, newcomer, focus on foreign players, rivals with Gigantes de Candelabros.

Backstory: Last but not least, established in 2018, Pistoleros de Manzanares. The team formerly known as Manzanares F.C was founded in 2006, but, after several economic problems, the team was shut down in 2009. In 2017, following interest from foreign investors, the team was re-opened with a new name and a new stadium. Pistoleros are the current champions of the 2018/19 Campeonato, surprising everyone as they were considered as underdogs.

Key Players: Gabriel Sanz (LMF · 20 years); Daniel Zaragoza (ST · 19 years); Abel Velázquez (GK · 21 years old)

CAMPEONATO NACIONAL, the official football cup of San Felix started in 2007. 11 editions of el Campeonato have been played, with Club Marinos winning 4 cups: 2007, 2008, 2013 and 2016. All teams in the Liga Mayor participate in the cup. Two teams, Deportivo San Vicente y Universidad San Vicente have permanent places in the cup, even though they don't play in the league. Two teams are selected through a small competition between smaller teams.

YEAR                       CHAMPIONS                          RUNNERS-UP
2007                       Club Marinos                       San Pablo
2008                       Club Marinos                       San Pablo
2009                       El Valle F.C                       Juvenil de la Victoria
2010                       Juvenil de la Victoria             Club Marinos
2011                       San Pablo                          Atletico de San Pablo
2012                       Rojos de San Martin                Juvenil de la Victoria
2013                       Club Marinos                       Juvenil de la Victoria
2014                       Juvenil de la Victoria             Deportivo San Vicente
2015                       Rojos de San Martin                El Valle F.C
2016                       Club Marinos                       Deportivo San Vicente
2017                       Deportivo San Vicente              Gigantes de Candelabros
2018                       Pistoleros de Manzanares           Costa de Oro

by **San Felix** » Mon Jul 29, 2019 8:09 pm

R E S U L T S

First Round

An exciting first round! Juvenil leads for the moment with an impressive clean sheet; no losses at all! With El Valle trailing back for just ONE point, although, they are the leaders in goal-scoring as they have 56 goals for. Club Marinos looks strong too with 24 points. In fourth place, barely surpassing Pistoleros, San Pablo. At the bottom of the table: Tigres, Atletico, and Aguizu. Aguizu's record is quite shameful, no wins at all, just barely two points for them. Let's see if they can do better in the next round.

Second Round

And with that, we are officially done with the league! El Valle completely dominated the season and caught up to Juvenil to snatch the Shield of Liberty to themselves! Pistoleros also managed a great comeback by knocking out San Pablo out of the play-off four and securing a spot for themselves in the Globe Cup. But it's not over yet: We still need to go through the play-offs to determine who's going to be the very first Liga Mayor Premier to appear in the Champions' Cup!

Play-offs

GRAN FINAL

The Estadio Metropolitano in Aguizu is sold-out! Nobody wants to miss the first Gran Final de la Liga Mayor, sponsored by Citizen! More than 89.000 people have arrived at the stadium, waiting to see who will be crowned as the first Premier of the Liga Mayor! Will it be El Valle F.C with their strength and dominance on the pitch? Or Club Marinos with the support of their fans and their high-pressure techniques? Let's find out!

EL VALLE F.C 1 - 0 CLUB MARINOS
Ladies, gentlemen and non-binary people! We have our first Premiers! El Valle F.C!

San Felix (SFX) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: El Valle F.C
Globe Cup: Juvenil de La Victoria, Pistoleros de Manzanares, Club Marinos

by **Abbeville** » Tue Jul 30, 2019 2:37 am

I wish to enter 4 teams to the Globe Cup. They will be:
Rishton FC,
Birstwith Capital FC,
Espinosa United,
and Abbeville National FC.
These are the four highest placed teams in the Abbevillain Premieres, and I believe they should be able to be placed in the qualifying rounds for the tournament. I hope this can be possible and that you will reply eventually.
Just in case you can include some but not all, this is the order:
1st) Birstwith Capital FC
2nd) Abbeville National
3rd) Rishton FC
4th) Espinosa United
Sincerely,
Jamie Smith
President of Abbeville

by **Polkopia** » Fri Aug 09, 2019 7:19 am

Results of last season:

P-Team                  Pld  W   D   L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 FC Dovogo              30  15  9   6   55  38  +17  54
2 FC Baravia'            30  15  8   7   52  50  +2   53
3 Lada Kirovski          30  13  12  5   55  38  +17  51
4 Avontis FC             30  15  6   9   29  20  +9   51
5 FC Valinkova           30  13  8   9   67  59  +8   47
6 FC Tasha               30  14  5   11  59  51  +8   47
7 Peeto Gordost'         30  12  9   9   66  64  +2   45
8 Akasov Oreshek FC      30  11  9   10  23  26  −3   42
9 Olympik Restnov        30  10  9   11  51  56  −5   39
10 Mordovia              30  10  8   12  35  41  −6   38
11 Kalinka               30  9   10  11  46  49  −3   37
12 Peeto Korol'          30  8   12  10  52  53  −1   36
13 Baal FC               30  9   5   16  56  65  −9   32
14 Rotislav FC           30  7   10  13  35  39  −4   31
15 Torpedo Peeto         30  7   8   15  47  56  −9   29
16 Tamenkana             30  4   8   18  33  56  −23  20

Blue: Advances to Champions’ Cup.
Green: Advances to Globe Cup.
Orange: Relegation play-offs.
Red: Faces relegation.

Polkopia (PLK) Qualifiers:

Champions Cup: FC Dovogo
Globe Cup: FC Baravia, Lada Kirovski, Avontis FC

by **Pasarga** » Sat Aug 24, 2019 8:36 pm

Per these results

Pasarga (PAS) Qualifiers:

Champions' Cup 74: CA Paulinthal, Club Stein-los, Duke of the North
Globe Cup 71: Tanrısal, Baskita FC, Galatica
SBCC 71: Aleine United, SC Filwarfin, Tyrysier
Youth Cup 26: Baskita FC

CdC: CA Paulinthal
CYG: CA Paulinthal
VCIAPP: Stein-los Turkish

Dwile Inv.: CA Paulinthal, Club Stein-los

by **Valanora** » Sat Aug 24, 2019 10:31 pm

As per Tables

Valanora (VAL) Qualifiers
Champions' Cup 74: Raynor City United, Soldarian FC, Hondo FC
Globe Cup 71: Mar Sara FC, SC Rinaldi, Char Sara FC
SBCC 71: Club Valanora, Raynor City FC, AC Hartdale

Cygnus Cup: Raynor City United
AOCL: Raynor City United
VCIAPP: Rolalas FC

Dwile Inv.: Raynor City United, Soldarian FC

by **Bolgano** » Sun Aug 25, 2019 4:49 am

BOLGANO QUALIFERS
Champions Cup: Fedek ASS
Globe Cup: Golden Region, Walters FC, Shek City
Cygnus Cup: Bolgano Junior
Series B Champions: Bolgano United, York Rapids, Kac FC
AOCL: Fedek ASS
Trigram: BGN

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