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All Mapletish Tennis Nationals Season 3

Men's Singles

   All Mapletish Tennis Nationals             Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Paul Aguilar                                78   64  14   133   55  +78   192
 2 Stanley Reid                                78   56  22   128   63  +65   168
 3 Roosevelt Davidson                          78   48  30   109   78  +31   144
 4 Barry Pierce                                78   46  32   110   86  +24   138
 5 Samuel Greer                                78   46  32   108   84  +24   138
 6 Shaun Perez                                 78   44  34   102   93   +9   132
 7 Darnell Hill                                78   42  36    95   93   +2   126
 8 Phillip Warren                              78   42  36   100   99   +1   126
 9 Chad Diaz                                   78   41  37   101   96   +5   123
10 Willard Holt                                78   41  37   101   97   +4   123
11 Allen Peterson                              78   41  37    99   96   +3   123
12 Francisco Gregory                           78   40  38   103   95   +8   120
13 Cesar Cole                                  78   40  38    99   94   +5   120
14 Lester Wilson                               78   40  38   103   99   +4   120
15 Corey Marsh                                 78   39  39   103  100   +3   117
16 Ben Bailey                                  78   39  39   101   98   +3   117
17 Tom James                                   78   39  39    94   97   −3   117
18 Tim Wagner                                  78   38  40   101   96   +5   114
19 Roland Mcbride                              78   38  40   100  102   −2   114
20 Homer Taylor                                78   38  40    94   99   −5   114
21 Hugo Holloway                               78   38  40    95  102   −7   114
22 Jermaine White                              78   37  41    96   98   −2   111
23 Peter Mcdonald                              78   37  41    94   96   −2   111
24 Loren Clayton                               78   37  41    95   98   −3   111
25 Terrance Martinez                           78   37  41    95  104   −9   111
26 Theodore Robbins                            78   36  42    97  103   −6   108
27 Lee Watson                                  78   36  42    94  100   −6   108
28 Doyle Morales                               78   36  42    95  102   −7   108
29 Felipe Holmes                               78   36  42    98  107   −9   108
30 Lowell Barnes                               78   36  42    90  102  −12   108
31 Erik Bryan                                  78   36  42    90  104  −14   108
32 Ramon Banks                                 78   35  43    86  101  −15   105
33 Shannon Simpson                             78   35  43    88  109  −21   105
34 Arnold Saunders                             78   34  44    91  100   −9   102
35 Nick Rose                                   78   34  44    88  104  −16   102
36 Andre Manning                               78   34  44    89  109  −20   102
37 Phil Smith                                  78   32  46    87  111  −24    96
38 Roy Franklin                                78   32  46    83  109  −26    96
39 Albert Hamilton                             78   31  47    85  112  −27    93
40 Michael Watts                               78   29  49    89  118  −29    87

Women's Singles

   All Mapletish Tennis Nationals            Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Jessica Owens                              78   55  23   121   71  +50   165
 2 Eileen Hale                                78   50  28   114   84  +30   150
 3 June Bridges                               78   47  31   108   84  +24   141
 4 Linda Cummings                             78   46  32   114   78  +36   138
 5 Thelma Todd                                78   44  34   105   93  +12   132
 6 Leticia Reynolds                           78   43  35   107   90  +17   129
 7 Ollie Schultz                              78   43  35   105   89  +16   129
 8 Jacqueline Sutton                          78   43  35   102   96   +6   129
 9 Carolyn Wagner                             78   42  36    98   91   +7   126
10 Mona Price                                 78   41  37   102   89  +13   123
11 Hannah Mcbride                             78   41  37    96   90   +6   123
12 Kendra James                               78   41  37   101   98   +3   123
13 Amelia Hayes                               78   40  38   103   93  +10   120
14 Kari Diaz                                  78   40  38    99   95   +4   120
15 Sabrina Curtis                             78   40  38    98   97   +1   120
16 Krystal Fisher                             78   40  38    97   97    0   120
17 Melanie Gregory                            78   40  38    96  100   −4   120
18 Cecilia Hopkins                            78   39  39    96   93   +3   117
19 Krista Neal                                78   38  40    98   94   +4   114
20 Jeannie Arnold                             78   38  40    97   95   +2   114
21 Brittany Ryan                              78   38  40    96   96    0   114
22 Rhonda Lawrence                            78   38  40    93   95   −2   114
23 Ernestine Boone                            78   38  40    96  101   −5   114
24 Tiffany Montgomery                         78   38  40    93   98   −5   114
25 Antonia Reeves                             78   38  40    96  103   −7   114
26 Meghan Robertson                           78   37  41    88  100  −12   111
27 Chelsea Schneider                          78   37  41    91  106  −15   111
28 Kristina Cunningham                        78   36  42    95  102   −7   108
29 Caroline Stevenson                         78   36  42    93  101   −8   108
   Tonya Wade                                 78   36  42    93  101   −8   108
31 Terry Castro                               78   36  42    93  103  −10   108
32 Joann Harrison                             78   35  43    92   98   −6   105
33 Bertha Duncan                              78   35  43    89  105  −16   105
34 Maureen Hall                               78   34  44    87  106  −19   102
35 Tanya Parker                               78   34  44    90  110  −20   102
36 Tamara Hudson                              78   34  44    85  106  −21   102
37 Iris Andrews                               78   33  45    91  106  −15    99
38 Kerry Fowler                               78   33  45    88  104  −16    99
39 Geneva Hawkins                             78   33  45    85  104  −19    99
40 Lee Bates                                  78   30  48    85  114  −29    90

Men's Doubles

   All Mapletish Tennis Nationals  Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Golden Phoenix                   38   27  11    59   33  +26    81
 2 Southampton                      38   26  12    57   37  +20    78
 3 Home United                      38   25  13    56   37  +19    75
 4 Struggait United                 38   24  14    57   40  +17    72
 5 Balmope Betis                    38   23  15    54   41  +13    69
 6 SC Las Palmas                    38   22  16    52   43   +9    66
 7 SC Galatasaray                   38   22  16    50   43   +7    66
 8 Golden Eagles                    38   21  17    54   47   +7    63
 9 Celtics Rovers                   38   19  19    49   44   +5    57
10 Djax                             38   19  19    44   49   −5    57
11 Northampton                      38   18  20    47   45   +2    54
12 Pittsburgh                       38   18  20    47   48   −1    54
13 SC Borussia Dortmund             38   17  21    42   52  −10    51
14 Bury Town                        38   16  22    43   49   −6    48
15 Moonchester United               38   16  22    42   53  −11    48
16 Versatio Giants                  38   15  23    43   51   −8    45
17 SC Milan                         38   14  24    41   59  −18    42
18 Club Atletico                    38   13  25    35   54  −19    39
19 Moonchester City                 38   13  25    35   59  −24    39
20 SC Porto                         38   12  26    36   59  −23    36

Women's Doubles

   All Mapletish Tennis Nationals  Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Home United                      38   27  11    61   34  +27    81
 2 Golden Phoenix                   38   25  13    58   41  +17    75
 3 Versatio Giants                  38   23  15    53   40  +13    69
 4 SC Milan                         38   23  15    56   46  +10    69
 5 SC Las Palmas                    38   21  17    50   48   +2    63
 6 Balmope Betis                    38   20  18    53   47   +6    60
 7 Northampton                      38   20  18    49   44   +5    60
 8 Djax                             38   20  18    47   44   +3    60
 9 SC Porto                         38   20  18    47   49   −2    60
10 Moonchester City                 38   19  19    49   45   +4    57
11 Golden Eagles                    38   19  19    49   46   +3    57
12 Moonchester United               38   19  19    50   52   −2    57
13 Southampton                      38   19  19    50   52   −2    57
14 Struggait United                 38   17  21    44   54  −10    51
15 Club Atletico                    38   16  22    46   51   −5    48
16 SC Galatasaray                   38   16  22    45   55  −10    48
17 Pittsburgh                       38   16  22    44   56  −12    48
18 SC Borussia Dortmund             38   15  23    41   55  −14    45
19 Celtics Rovers                   38   13  25    39   54  −15    39
20 Bury Town                        38   12  26    40   58  −18    36

Men's Singles - Home United
Women's Singles - Home United
Men's Doubles - Golden Phoenix
Women's Doubles - Home United
All Mapletish Tennis Nationals Overall Champions - Home United

[Mapletish]

The Sour Kind
"I only know one thing, that is I know nothing"

Commentaries | Timothy Jozua

The recent defeat by the DBC XI team by the Primero Liga All Stars team struck a chord with me. It was a humiliating 4-0 defeat by the national team side that proved their worth with a third place finish in the 49th edition of the Di Bradini Cup or the 70th U21 World Cup. This was their 2nd best showing following a victory in the 43rd Di Bradini Cup. This confronted the difference between the national team setup and the club set ups. The Youth All Stars were all struck up with creativity, pride and worth while the supposed national team side were unmotivated and rigid.

This match unwillingly got intertwined in the recent battle between the club and national team set ups, a somewhat political turmoil. In the recent Mapletish Sports Federation Chairperson elections, the incumbent Raymond Butler attempted to run for a re-election while his challenger, Andre Figueroa proved to be one of the toughest challenger the incumbent has seen in a long while. The Chairperson elections nonetheless was won by Mr Butler who was seeking his 2nd term in office. This followed calls by the MBSO Board Member, Andre Figueroa call to reform the Maplish national sports system. Running a campaign of "righting the wrong", Figueroa shocked the Maplish sports scene as the chairpersons of various national sports associations were looking behind their tails. Following his promise to fire all chairpersons who were not fulfilling their duties and to revamp the system, the stakeholders responsible for voting the MSF Chairpersons might have steered clear from trying to rock the boat too much.

The votes were clear 70-30 in favour for the re-election of Raymond Butler. In response to calls for RFAM chairperson Pittman to resign, and his refusal to do so, Butler expressed his views. "I would think that Pittman is trying to put his leadership to good use and to steer Maplish football back into the right direction following the recent demise of national football. His efforts in the football leagues were clear evidence of his enthusiasm and ability to manage." This can be seen as sort of a mild support for Pittman and for Pittman to toe the line, following Butler's cautious yet supportive comments.

Figueroa on the other hand together with the Mapletish Board of Sports Organisations re-affirmed their boycott for the national teams until they were able to "right the wrongs", in an ambitious attempt to over run the whole national sports system that is indeed funded and participated in large demand by the prowess of the MBSO. This was put in full display following the recent conclusion of the Mapletish Grand Prix completely ran by the 20 sports organisations/ sports clubs, including the building, maintenance and management of the 15 racing circuits in the MGPC set up. The entire MGPC season went without a hitch and was highly successful with high viewership and sponsorship opportunities for MBSO's corporate partners, making the MGPC one of the most expensive sports championships/ leagues in the Maplish sporting system.

As a sports fan, I am not sure whether all this political turmoil or politics is important for the progress of sports but I guess, we let nature take its course right?

[Mapletish]

Mapletish Rugby Union Premiership Season 8

Preview
The 8th season of the Rugby Union Premiership kicks off with SC Galatasaray defending their title in a closely knitted fight in Premiership Season 7. They only managed to finish above Home United, who was in second place by winning 3 more matches more than them, or were ahead of Home United by 9 points. The Premiership win for Galatasaray was also their first title, while the same could not be said about Home United, who were on a title drought following their third straight season without winning the Premiership. They have had three titles in their bag following victories in Season 2 to 4. They were also the most successful rugby union team in the post seasons, having won 5 of the last 6 George Cup, only missing out in George Cup 5 as Celtics Rovers broke Home United's winning streak. That Season was also Celtics Rovers' season to remember, in addition to edging Home United out in the George Cup finals, they also took home the Premiership title, marking their only title in the seasons they played in the Premiership. They, however failed to finish within the George Cup playoffs spot last season out as they drifted in the 15th position.

Last season's King Majesto Cup was also swept by Home United, who took 2 of the last 4 King Majesto Cup victories. They were only overshadowed by fellow rivals Golden Phoenix and Versatio Giants. Golden Eagles thought they had a pretty good chance finishing top of Group C before trashing Northampton, while Home United pulled a closed one against Galatasaray. The finals saw Home United edged out Golden Eagles, clinching the Cup and also showing why they would finish above them in the Premiership tables thereafter. Golden Phoenix had a season to forget in Season 7 as they failed to be much of a title threat, only managing to shake things up a little by only filling up the numbers to allow the commencement of the George Cup. However, it was a commendable George Cup thereafter as they made short work of Golden Eagles in the Quarter-Finals before crushing out against Home United in a high scoring Super El Clasico match up semi-finals.

Will Galatasaray defend their title and become the 2nd team in the Premiership to defend their title, other than Home United or will the latter take back what is theirs?

Season 8

   MRUP                     Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Home United               38   23   5  10   576  398 +178    74 Champions/ George Cup Playoffs/ RUCT
 2 SC Porto                  38   24   2  12   512  438  +74    74 George Cup Playoffs/ RUCT
 3 Struggait United          38   21   3  14   406  365  +41    66 George Cup Playoffs
 4 Club Atletico             38   21   1  16   476  396  +80    64 George Cup Playoffs
 5 Moonchester City          38   20   3  15   420  410  +10    63 George Cup Playoffs
 6 Balmope Betis             38   19   3  16   448  377  +71    60 George Cup Playoffs
 7 Versatio Giants           38   19   2  17   483  407  +76    59 George Cup Playoffs
 8 Golden Phoenix            38   16   7  15   429  424   +5    55 George Cup Playoffs
 9 Moonchester United        38   18   1  19   406  451  −45    55
10 Northampton               38   17   2  19   499  536  −37    53
11 Golden Eagles             38   16   4  18   410  414   −4    52
12 Pittsburgh                38   16   4  18   435  450  −15    52
13 SC Borussia Dortmund      38   17   1  20   460  510  −50    52
14 SC Las Palmas             38   16   3  19   454  444  +10    51
15 Celtics Rovers            38   17   0  21   434  478  −44    51
16 SC Milan                  38   16   3  19   424  472  −48    51
17 Bury Town                 38   16   0  22   441  471  −30    48
18 Djax                      38   15   2  21   442  481  −39    47
19 Southampton               38   14   3  21   367  496 −129    45
20 SC Galatasaray            38   13   3  22   398  502 −104    42

In a great turn of events, defending champions SC Galatasaray not only failed to defend their title, they have also finished at the bottom of the Premiership. The ever-competitive Premiership and battle amongst the biggest 20 sports clubs in Mapletish continues, as Home United sealed their forth title in the Premiership history, solidifying their grip as the best in the Premiership and the best in club rugby union. They were only able to seal the title after finishing ahead of SC Porto by points difference, even though the latter have won one more match than them. This has some fans looking to flame the Premiership for being biased towards attacking teams rather than teams who win matches. The George Cup playoff spots were rounded up with Golden Phoenix being the last team to be inside the George Cup playoffs, after being ranked eighth in the league, finishing levelled on points with Moonchester United but clocking 2 fewer victories than Moonchester United, only ahead with a superior point difference than their counter parts in ninth position. Pittsurgh, 2x Premiership winners have failed to qualify for the post season George Cup once again, failing to do the same in Season 7.


Post Season Playoffs

Quarter-Finals
Versatio Giants 7–7 Golden Phoenix (7–10 AET)
Home United 7–3 SC Porto
Moonchester City 6–8 Balmope Betis
Club Atletico 3–21 Struggait United

Semi-Finals
Golden Phoenix 10–14 Home United
Balmope Betis 6–21 Struggait United

Finals
Home United 22–16 Struggait United

Home United sealed the George Cup, with a close win against Struggait United, sealing their double wins of the Premiership and the George Cup. The route to this trophy was not the smoothest of rides though, as they met with Porto right off the bat and was able to withhold Porto's scoring opportunities to 1 penalty goal. Porto were not saints themselves as they withhold Home United to only 1 try in the game as the former made full use of their advantage by converting their conversion kicks as well as both sides dominated the midfield and scrambled for possession for the ball.

Home United met with arch rivals Golden Phoenix who came into the semi-finals, having overcome Versatio Giants previously. It was an equally close match which was decided by extra time, both sides held onto a try and a conversion goal as they too battled for the possession of the ball instead of making in roads into the scoring zones of both sides. It was Golden Phoenix who made use of their great kicking with a long range drop kick goal which basically sealed the match for Golden Phoenix. The semi-finals match up was a heated affair as Home United ramped in 2 tries and converted 2 conversions while Golden Phoenix put in 1 try, made the conversion and scored from a penalty goal.

King's Majesto Cup

*  Group A                  Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
1 Home United                8    6   0   2   106   61  +45    18
2 SC Milan                   8    5   0   3   100   89  +11    15
3 Versatio Giants            8    4   0   4    97   98   −1    12
4 Moonchester United         8    3   0   5    61   97  −36     9
5 SC Porto                   8    2   0   6    67   86  −19     6



  Group B                  Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
1 Northampton                8    5   0   3    80   52  +28    15
2 SC Galatasaray             8    5   0   3    77   78   −1    15
3 Moonchester City           8    4   0   4    89   77  +12    12
4 Golden Eagles              8    3   0   5    79   98  −19     9
5 Balmope Betis              8    3   0   5    67   87  −20     9



  Group C                  Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
1 Golden Phoenix             8    6   0   2   108   64  +44    18
2 SC Las Palmas              8    5   0   3    82   51  +31    15
3 Southampton                8    4   2   2    83   56  +27    14
4 Pittsburgh                 8    2   1   5    74  117  −43     7
5 Struggait United           8    1   1   6    50  109  −59     4



  Group D                  Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
1 Djax                       8    6   0   2   105   65  +40    18
2 Club Atletico              8    5   0   3    78   82   −4    15
3 Bury Town                  8    4   0   4   105  100   +5    12
4 SC Borussia Dortmund       8    3   0   5    87  101  −14     9
5 Celtics Rovers             8    2   0   6    67   94  −27     6

Semi-Finals
Home United 21–3 Northampton
Golden Phoenix 15–6 Djax

3rd Place Playoff
Northampton 10–3 Djax

Finals
Golden Phoenix 0–14 Home United

The group stage produced four clear winners, Home United, Northampton, Golden Phoenix and Djax as each of these teams qualified three points ahead of the second placed team sealing their fated semi-finals encounter. Home United were lucky to avoid arch rivals once again in the semi-finals and were contented to hand 3 tries and 3 conversions over to Northampton who only managed a penalty goal. Golden Phoenix on the other hand took 2 tries, 1 conversion and 1 penalty goal to overcome Djax who managed 2 penalty goals. Northampton then made short work of Djax, finishing with 2 tries and 0 conversions while Djax made it home alive in 4th with a penalty goal.

The finals was another Super El Clasico as Home United faced off Golden Phoenix once again. It was a crucial match up for both sides as Golden Phoenix looked to add another King's Majesto Cup to their cabinet, while Home United went in as defending champions and with the goal to secure another trophy which will help them secure their season triple, if so they wished. The match was dominated by Home United as 2 quick tries and 2 conversions later, Golden Phoenix were unable to get back on their feet with Home United dictating play and forcing their hands on Golden Phoenix's half of the pitch which did not allow for the effective usage of counter attacking tactics from Golden Phoenix's side. Home United sealed their win and won the triple.

Season Overview
Premiership: Home United
George Cup: Home United
King's Majesto Cup: Home United

[Mapletish]

Mapletish National Hockey League Season 6

   MNHL                     Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Home United               57   33   9  15   102   70  +32   108 Champions/ Cherries Cup/ HCL
 2 SC Las Palmas             57   26  14  17    88   69  +19    92 Cherries Cup/ HCL
 3 Struggait United          57   23  21  13    99   73  +26    90 Cherries Cup/ HCL
 4 Balmope Betis             57   25  14  18    76   70   +6    89 Cherries Cup/ HCL
 5 Golden Phoenix            57   26   9  22    69   61   +8    87 Cherries Cup
 6 Versatio Giants           57   25  11  21    86   86    0    86 Cherries Cup
 7 Northampton               57   21  20  16    74   65   +9    83 Cherries Cup
 8 SC Porto                  57   23  12  22    80   76   +4    81 Cherries Cup
 9 Golden Eagles             57   22  15  20    75   77   −2    81
10 Djax                      57   20  17  20    83   76   +7    77
11 Celtics Rovers            57   19  19  19    73   67   +6    76
12 Pittsburgh                57   22  10  25    80   88   −8    76
13 Moonchester United        57   20  16  21    71   82  −11    76
14 Club Atletico             57   20  13  24    72   78   −6    73
15 Southampton               57   21  10  26    68   79  −11    73
16 SC Borussia Dortmund      57   18  13  26    73   92  −19    67
17 Bury Town                 57   18  12  27    74   91  −17    66
18 SC Galatasaray            57   17  13  27    70   84  −14    64
19 Moonchester City          57   16  16  25    71   86  −15    64
20 SC Milan                  57   16  14  27    69   83  −14    62

Cherries Cup
Quarter-Finals
Home United 3–1 SC Porto
Struggait United 4–1 Northampton
SC Las Palmas 2–1 Versatio Giants
Balmope Betis 0–2 Golden Phoenix

Semi-Finals
Golden Phoenix 1–0 SC Las Palmas
Home United 2–1 Struggait United

Finals
Home United 2–1 Golden Phoenix

Season Overview
MNHL Championships: Home United
Cherries Cup: Home United

[Mapletish]

Season XVIII Preview
Season 18 saw the 64 professional football organisations/clubs league structure reduced to a 32 team league structure. This is the second time the professional football league structure saw a reformation. The 4 divisions in the professional league structure is also shrunk to 2 divisions. This meant that Liga Tercero and Liga Cuarto are officially disbanded and the football clubs in those divisions sort merger with other clubs. As of the reformation of the football league structure, none of the football clubs sort for disbandment of their organisations. This season will see first time winners and defending champions of the Primero Liga, Golden Eagles going up head to head with Mapletish Cup winners, Home United in the pre-season curtain riser, the FA Community Shield. Should Home United win the pre season curtain riser once again, it will the Protectors' 13th Community Shield victory, while if Golden Eagles wins it, it will be their first win. Home United were also the second placed team in the Primero Liga in Season 17, missing out from the title by a mere 1 point while 2nd runner ups, SC Milan were behind Home United by just a point, making the last edition of the Primero Liga one of the most competitive in all of its season's contestations. This will also mark the sixth season running for Home United to miss out on the title. The 7 time winners are joined by 4 time winners, Golden Phoenix in the waiting game to gun for the title once again. Golden Phoenix last won the title in Season 15. Talking about last season's winners, Golden Eagles, they join the one timer club, a group of clubs who managed to win the Primero Liga once in their tenure in the league, traditionally dominated by the two heavyweights from Struggait, Home United and Golden Phoenix. The one timer club also included SC Galatasaray (Season 10 winners), Celtics Rovers (Season 12 winners), Club Atletico (Season 13 winners), Balmope Betis (Season 14 winners) and Versatio Giants (Season 16 winners). It looks to see who is able to get out of the one timer club, or will the title go back to the Struggait once again with either Home United or Golden Phoenix taking the honours, or will luck be shinning on some other club who will come from behind to take the title.



Past Winners
I: Home United
II: Home United (2)
III: Home United (3)
IV: Home United (4)
V: Golden Phoenix
VI: Home United (5)
VII: Golden Phoenix (2)
VIII: Golden Phoenix (3)
IX: Home United (6)
X: SC Galatasaray
XI: Home United (7)
XII: Celtics Rovers
XIII: Club Atletico
XIV: Balmope Betis
XV: Golden Phoenix (4)
XVI: Versatio Giants
XVII: Golden Eagles

Golden Eagles
Stadium: Excellence Ground [65,000] Manager: Ismael Raimundo Location: Atursia, Mapletish Nickname: Eagles

Notes: Golden Eagles is one of the top clubs in the Atursia region of Mapletish, part of the Big Twenty Sports Clubs in Mapletish, it is the front runner for sports development for the Atursia region. A club synonymous with pride and seemingly not afraid of the views of others. Golden Eagles, however, pale in comparison to their more down to earth Atursia counterpart, Versatio Giants. The "in-your face" pride of the Eagles can be seen as an overshadow to the Giants. With growing financial power, the management seemed to be a little more impatient with wanting results, however the tendency was for the Eagles to go with producing consistent results. Often opting for a more free-spending rein with recruitment rather than prudent scouting and youth development. Attracting top names with top fees is well in the club's nature. The rich man's club but kind of obnoxious.
Fans: The Eagles have an impatient and passionate fan base. The supporters hail from the upper socio-economic classes of Atursia and that correlates with the prideful and obnoxious nature of the club. Gamedays can be a huge networking session for businesspersons as they gather to meet up and network over food with the match on going.
Preview: Winning the Liga last season helped the Eagles achieved some notable success following the large injection of money to the club and at Ismael Raimundo's purse for him to splurge on the transfer market. It also somewhat saved his job as the impatient supporters opted to want to have the manager fired from the job. This gave him another season to prove himself further. This season, Raimundo will have to mount a successful title challenge or at least stay in the middle of the table to ensure that his job is secured, or an IFCF competition finish will do the trick to appease the fans and the board.

Last Season - Champions
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★★☆ | Training ★★★★☆| Youth ★★★☆☆
Status: Prestige ★★★☆☆ | Finances ★★★★★ | Recruitment ★★★★☆ | Sports Organisation
Rivals: Versatio Giants
Achievements: 1 x Primero Liga

Home United
Stadium: Rosfield [102,611] Manager: Jaime Severiano Location: Struggait, Mapletish Nickname: Protectors

Notes: Home United is the most successful and the biggest club in Mapletish. It is also a sporting giant within the professional sports scene in Mapletish. The Protectors, as they are called dominated the Primero Liga in the formation years of the league and only recently, had their presence been nerfed with multiple 1x league winners in the Primero Liga with increased competitiveness in the league and the consolidation of resources into the various sports organisations within the domestic football scene of Mapletish. Their successes amounted to their rich tradition and they are considered to be the most successful in terms of players, coaches and domestic football and sports development in Mapletish, a status that is unparalleled in the rest of the league. It has a club personality of grit and confidence, deriving from the notion of starting from the bottom and making it on top, as compared to their regional and arch rivals, Golden Phoenix, which is closely related and heavily supported by the aristocrat and royalty in Mapletish.
Fans: The biggest club in the country has the biggest fanbase in the country too, a perfect correlation. Drawing fans from all over Mapletish, they are also the side of a fierce divide in Struggait, where they hail from. The wildly aggressive and patient fanbase of the Protectors posed an oxymoron but their unmatched expectation of success yields to be one of the hardest hitting points of the most successful club in Mapletish. Drawing a rich fanbase of supporters from all over the socio-economic spectrum, it is an all encompassing and all inclusive club which makes the fanbase all the more wholesome.
Preview: The Protectors failed to win the title for the sixth season running as they missed out from the champions spot by just a point, letting their chances slipped away with half of their 30 matches ending with draws, despite only losing 1 match through all season, against SC Barcelona. They were however saved by their Mapletish Cup win. Securing an IFCF Challengers' Cup spot last season also helped Jaime Severiano stayed in his job but with the tendency to look at the long term development of the club in terms of both sports, business and management, the board and fans are not likely to be getting Severiano out of the job anytime soon unless he is unable to match expectations.

Last Season - 2nd
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★★★ | Training ★★★★★| Youth ★★★★★
Status: Prestige ★★★★★ | Finances ★★★★★ | Recruitment ★★★★★ | Sports Organisation
Rivals: Golden Phoenix
Achievements: 7 x Primero Liga; 10 x Mapletish Cups; 7 x League Cups; 12 x Community Shields

SC Milan
Stadium: San Siro (84,000) Manager: Ingzahi Shye Location: Schleswargen, Mapletish Nickname: Red Torch

Notes: The lesser neighbours in the Schleswargen region, largely thought of as less successful than their regional counterparts, Lazio, Milan hails from the culturally beautiful region of Schleswargen and from the most beautiful cities in Mapletish, one of huge cultural presence outside of Struggait. Milan's focus on defensive first approach and fine possession play joins the ranks of one of the defensively minded teams in the Primero Liga. Making a name of themselves as those who don't go by the mainstream route, their footballing philosophy has been as such since their establishment. Although not a big name in the sports scene in Mapletish, it has the tendency to be black horses and has consistently been so throughout their history. The club's management stems from prudence and careful management of their resources in order to retain competitiveness, often relying on youth development for talent. Defensive football is also entertaining, as football fans in Mapletish get a taste of Milanese football flavour. Milan also holds a club personality of grit and consistent hardwork and are never brought down by the lack of hard work alone.
Fans: The fanbase contains the working class of Schleswargen, namely the blue collar and their down to earth demeanour is captured in the club personality of grit and hardwork. The notion of not wanting to go by the mainstream route showed the desire of their supporters to jump out of their moulds, a monotonous cycle of work and living. The injection of football in the lives of these workers proved to be an ultimate escape from a day of laborious work . Affordable matchday tickets, in-stadium food, entertainment and the large stadium seating capacity also attracts the loyal fanbase which are more likely to stay on. The fanbase also plays an important role in the decision making of the club, as the club is supporter-owned.
Preview: They were never not thought to be able to survive in the rigours of the Primero Liga but shocked everyone and are able to rise above their expectations and doubters as they finished third in the Primero Liga in one of the few fairytale stories written in the ever competitive Primero Liga where resources often brings success. This also marked their first foray into the IFCF business as they enter into the Challengers Cup, making them one of the overachievers. Their challenge now is to find consistency in their stay in the top flight.

Last Season - 3rd
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★★★ | Training ★★★☆☆| Youth ★★★☆☆
Status: Prestige ★★☆☆☆| Finances ★★★☆☆| Recruitment ★★★☆☆ | Sports Organisation
Rivals: Lazio
Achievements: -

SC Barcelona
Stadium: Campus Nou (45,000) Manager: Rainerio Eustaquio Location: Atursia, Mapletish Nickname: The Barcugna

Notes: SC Barcelona is a supporter run sporting organisation but have their largest presence in the football department. It is a club which has spent their history dabbling with the bigger clubs. Although not the most outstanding of their pack, they are consistent and have lots of grit. They are also valued for their work ethic and this is derived from the hardworking community that the club is based in. The youth academy is also enshrined with these values and ensures that they are the custodians of the continuing club culture. Although this limits the club's opportunities to only locally made talent, their supporters have been all the more comfortable with that.
Fans: SC Barcelona has an extremely loyal and passionate fan base who have stuck with the club through ups and downs. Owning the club also meant that fan decisions are the decisions undertaken by the club. The club's values of hardwork and the sense of grit carries through from the working class background of the club. The supporters have also learnt to be very patient with the club's progress and are one of the few clubs to have Ultra fan group, the Barcugna Co.
Preview: SC Barcelona finished fourth in the previous season of the Primero Liga, exceeding all expectations following their rise from the 2nd division. Also embarking on their IFCF campaign, the club was not expecting too much of a miracle to happen but being consistent and keeping their composure, really helped them to achieve higher last season. Manager Eustaquio will be looking to bring the best out of his group of players as he looked to be a regular challenger to the title.

Last Season - 4th
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★★☆ | Training ★★★★☆| Youth ★★★★☆
Status: Prestige ★★☆☆☆| Finances ★★★☆☆| Recruitment ★★★☆☆ | Sports Organisation
Rivals: Pittsburgh
Achievements: -

Golden Phoenix
Stadium: Phoenix Road [98,650] Manager: Nacho Benjamin Location: Struggait, Mapletish Nickname: Phoenix
Notes: Golden Phoenix is one of the biggest sporting organisations in Mapletish, often compared against their larger rivals Home United, the two sporting organisations are the front runners of sports development in Mapletish with noteworthy performances from the pair lighting up the football league or in any of the professional sporting leagues which have their presence. As opposed to Home United which appealed to the ground up and common supporters, Golden Phoenix are backed by the royals and the aristocrats, symoblising the old rich against the new rich, Home United.
Fans: AS their fanbase suggests, they have a rich fanbase but support for the club is a family tradition which meant that supporters could be supporting the club for many generations. Often backed by their rich and powerful supporters, the Golden Phoenix fanbase are also less prone to Ultras and hooliganism.
Preview: Golden Phoenix finished in a disappointing 5th place in the recently completed season, it was something that is on the mind of the fans and the Board during the post season as missing out on IFCF competitions is not something that is worthy of mention, considering they are title contenders most of the time. Manager Benjamin was lucky last season to have a loyal backing from the Board and the supporters, ensuring that business was still ran smoothly.

Last Season - 5th
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★★★ | Training ★★★★★| Youth ★★★★★
Status: Prestige ★★★★☆| Finances ★★★★★| Recruitment ★★★★★ | Sports Organisation
Rivals: Home United
Achievements: 4 x Primero Liga; 3 x Mapletish Cups; 4 x League Cups; 3 x Community Shield

Celtics Rovers
Stadium: Celtics Stadium (56,000) Manager: Vladimir Grigor Location: Carzan, Mapletish Nickname: The Celtics
Notes: Celtics Rovers is counted as the home of the Mapli-ane aboriginals' home club. Popular with the Mapli-ane populations, the club settled in the Carzan region. Although situated away from the more densely populated city centers and regions of Mapletish, the Carzan region might seem to be a little more laid back with its lush forests and plantations supporting the agricultural production of Mapletish. Being home to the aborginal population, the club has also made efforts to re-settle the tribal populations in town centres and are a major influence in the small city centers that populate Carzan today.
Fans: The fan base is loyal and passionate with a strong native presence. This meant that tribal music, dances and cheers are the norm when one enters the Celtics Stadium. Passionately sticking with the club through thick and thin, the fans have survived the highs of a Primero Liga victory, and the lows of their relegation in the 2nd division. Nonetheless, the club is a symbol of the support base.
Preview: The previous season saw their return to the Primero Liga and they were able to finish in a respectable sixth place, having won the second division previously. Although they had been consistent all round, the Celtics were unable to make a huge impact to the title race. However, their relentless pursuit for consistency, kept the title race tight amongst members of the One-Timer club and for the heavy title favourites alike.

Last Season - 6th
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★★☆ | Training ★★★★☆| Youth ★★★☆☆
Status: Prestige ★★★★☆| Finances ★★★☆☆| Recruitment ★★★☆☆ | Sports Organisation
Rivals: Balmope Betis
Achievements: 1 x Primero Liga; 2 x Mapletish Cups; 1 x Community Shield

Versatio Giants
Stadium: Giants Ground (57,000) Manager: Bernardino Toni Location: Atursia, Mapletish Nickname: The Giants
Notes: The Giants by virtue of being founded earlier than the Celtics, although not quite overshadow their Atursian counterparts were a little more established than them in terms of tradition. The Giants pride themselves to be the middle class equivalent of the Golden Eagles side. Although not as obnoxiously rich and powerful as the Eagles, the Giants continue to be one that represent the blue-collar work ethic and desire in their club culture and way of life. Heavily supported by the manufacturing industry of the Maplish middle class workers, the Giants were the perfect opposite of the "businessman" gentlemen club of the Golden Eagles.
Fans: The Giants have a fanbase that is attracted by the blue collar work ethic field of play by the Giants side. With the main aim of matches to be a means of social gathering and catch up rather than for networking, the Giants' game features the feeling of homecoming and high school reunions. The Giants ground packed nicely with more capacity reserved for seats than VIP boxes, as opposed to the Eagles' stadium. The Giants Ultra are the die-hard supporters of the Giants and were known to steer away from hooliganism behaviour although red flames and fireworks are often a common feature by the Giants Ultras.
Preview: They were the champions of the top flight back in Season 16 and were pushed to 7th place in the following season with a competitive slew of teams that are fighting for the coveted IFCF spots and the title contention spots. The Giants were not that far off from contesting the top 4 but were edged out unfortunately. It could be anyone's game in Season 18, as they look to fight for the chance to go for the IFCF or maybe even the title to get themselves out of the One-timer club. They need more than just luck and consistency though, as the top half of the Primero Liga aka the Top 8 are all known to be teams with high levels of consistency.

Last Season - 7th
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★★☆ | Training ★★★★☆| Youth ★★★☆☆
Status: Prestige ★★★★☆| Finances ★★★☆☆| Recruitment ★★★☆☆ | Sports Organisation
Rivals: Golden Eagles
Achievements: 1 x Primero Liga; 1 x Mapletish Cup

Club Atletico
Stadium: Atletico Dome [60,000] Manager: Leon Noberto Location: Platsmire, Mapletish Nickname: The Atletico
Notes: Club Atletico is a black horse and a renowned sleeping heavyweight as with the the members of the one-timer club. They are in constant rivalry with their regional counter parts SC Galatasaray and are often tipped to be ahead of Galatasaray with a better look on free flowing, total football philosophy and possession based that was steep in its tradition. Apart from Home United, the Aletico is another club who is capable of playing football like that, although it has been years since Home United played in such a manner, the Aletico had looked to perfect it to suit their taste and needs. Often liken to recruiting, developing and fielding promising young talents, Club Ateltico has been the primary location to source for affordable talents from.
Fans: The Atletico has a fan base that spread over Mapletish, their local supporters looked to be targeted to the middle class region and are a club which is very much focused on family friendliness. Matches at the Atletico Dome are often cosy as it is a great hangout spot for family gatherings in the midst of a passionate football game. The supporters are also not looking for instanteous success and are satisfied with long term progression and development of the club.
Preview: Atletico looked to be cutting themselves short by finishing on the ending of the top 8, although not performing as well as they could have, they were lucky to have not been thrown so closely to relegation than their counterparts in positions lower than theirs, Galatasaray and Balmope Betis who each finished disapprovingly outside of the top 8. Atletico will have to push themselves harder in order to be ahead and also to challenge for the IFCF spots that they so yearned for, and possibly to challenge for the title too.

Last Season - 8th
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★★☆ | Training ★★★★☆| Youth ★★★★☆
Status: Prestige ★★★★☆| Finances ★★★☆☆| Recruitment ★★★★☆ | Sports Organisation
Rivals: SC Galatasaray
Achievements: 1 x Primero Liga; 1 x Community Shield

Catanzaro
Stadium: Carzan Stadium (45,000) Manager: Eladio Luis Location: Carzan, Mapletish Nickname: Carzans
Notes: Catanzaro used to be part of the sporting organisations in Mapletish but were unable to sustain their large operations in recent years which got them to downscale in the previous few seasons. Although fortunes have turned in previous seasons too with an injection of cash to the coffers, these club which saw themselves starting from the bottom sees themselves as well deserved in the top flight. Staying in the top flight has always been their goal and that continues to be their goal for most seasons as they look to make use of the resources given to them to improve their outreach. The club plays a blend of defensive yet quick counter attacking footballs making them some of the faster teams in the defence to attack transition plays, where they typically excel at.
Fans: Supporters of the Carzans have longed to be patient and have remained faithful to the club's cause. Having supported the club since their days at the bottom of the football league structure, one cannot doubt the tenacity and faithfulness of a Carzan supporter. The Carzan supporters also pride themselves as the original Carzan club in the Carzan region.
Preview: Having improved their position in the Primero Liga last season, the club looks to continue their fight to stay in the top flight, coupled with large cash injections and prudent management of resources by the management, Catanzaro looked straight to be one of the clubs to be able to challenge for at least the top 8 spot in the Primero Liga next season, although gunning for the IFCF competitions might seem a little far from reach, but anything is probable in this league.

Last Season - 9th
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★☆☆ | Training ★★★☆☆| Youth ★★★☆☆
Status: Prestige ★★☆☆☆| Finances ★★★☆☆| Recruitment ★★★☆☆ | Sports Organisation
Rivals: Montpellier
Achievements: -

Balmope Betis
Stadium: Cedoune Stadium (45,000) Manager: Eusebio Mario Location: Carzan, Mapletish Nickname: Betis
Notes: Rivalling their fellow Carzan counterpart Celtics Rovers, the two traced their history over fierce competition over the years. Betis are a club with a focus on long term development and the focus on prudent financial management bore fruit for them. Making use of their tier of defensive possession play together with dangerous long balls, Betis pride themselves with excellent defending spectacles and transition plays. Although not the best in terms of defence when compared to traditional powerhouses, Betis' emphasis on defence saw through with heavier defensive spending and more conservative build up plays. Their efforts however were not spared when they brought home their maiden title in Season 14. Although they were unable to replicate the form from seasons ago, the tradition lived on.
Fans: The Betis fans are known to be the quieter ones in the stands. Often known for their playing of musical instruments and drums rather than singing and chants. Their artistic approach to supporting is one of the standouts of the different supporter bases in the Primero Liga. Appealing to the music instrumentation circle, one is very likely to hear musical pieces no matter tribal or pop whenever one visits the Cedoune Stadium. The artistic nature of the club draws artists and cultured supporters.
Preview: Finishing 10th in the previous season meant that Betis had underperformed in terms of their football. Although an undesirable outcome for the Betis fans when they feel that they should be challenging for the IFCF competitions or even to take a hand at winning the title again, the Betis side looked to be a little less aggressive and hungry in recent seasons following their maiden title. The fans and board though kept their confidence in the manager though, proving his worth, despite not producing results in term of football.

Last Season - 10th
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★☆☆ | Training ★★★☆☆| Youth ★★★☆☆
Status: Prestige ★★★☆☆| Finances ★★★☆☆| Recruitment ★★★☆☆ | Sports Organisation
Rivals: Celtics Rovers
Achievements: 1 x Primero Liga

SC Galatasaray
Stadium: Galastaray Road (57,000) Manager: Kemal Hasip Location: Platsmire, Mapletish Nickname: Gala
Notes: SC Galastaray pride themselves to be one which is not as fluid in terms of their possession based or counter attacking plays, but they are known for their wing plays. Great wing plays and outward fluidity on the flanks proved to be their strength in the attacks and their defensive strength on the wings is also second to none. Although tipped to be one behind Club Atletico, Galastaray on the other hand have a knack for purchasing underperforming players and to develop and gel the team together in hopes of producing one of the dangerous teams to challenge the status of being the black horse.
Fans: The Galastaray fanbase is one of passion and is one of the supporters base which is sympathetic to the socialist political spectrum. Despite the leftist tendencies, football in Mapletish and also in Platsmire is less likely to be political rather than competitive. No other club are rivals with Gala on accounts of political differences. The supporters tend to be well mannered and are more likely to share a drink with you than to get into a fight with you.
Preview: Massive underperformance from Gala the last season, with a drastic drop to 11th place from 4th previously, a large 7 positions difference and landing themselves outside of the top half of the Primero Liga, giving them adequate pressure to work for better pastures. Although faced with a fan base which is not the most friendly and the most patient, Gala will seek to challenge for consistent form in the upcoming season to right their mistakes.

Last Season - 11th
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★☆☆ | Training ★★★☆☆| Youth ★★★☆☆
Status: Prestige ★★★☆☆| Finances ★★★☆☆| Recruitment ★★★☆☆ | Sports Organisation
Rivals: Club Atletico
Achievements: 1 x Primero Liga; 2 x League Cups

Lazio
Stadium: Estadio Lazio (51,000) Manager: Felipe Luio Location: Schleswargen, Mapletish Nickname: Biacnolesti

Notes: Apart from the defensively minded SC MIlan in the Schleswargen region, Lazio shines a little brighter than their regional counterpart. Having had their focus on football rather sole-mindedly, Lazio is one of the full fledged football clubs in a league that is increasingly dominated by sporting organisation presence in recent years. Hailing from the beautiful region from Schleswargen, Lazio seeks to be a midfield engine, one that is eager to make up for the lack of defensive-emphasis philosophy.
Fans: The Biacnolesti supporters is highly similar to their foes, SC Milan. A blue collar community that does not want to be part of the SC MIlan crowd, a group of fans who do not want to be so similar to their foes. A knack for working hard and playing harder, Lazio fans are more likely to be at the stadium to enjoy and appreciate the game, just like how appreciating arts and culture is for those interested in them. This forms the difference between both sets of fans, when looked at from the inside between supporters of SC Milan and Lazio.
Preview: Surviving the relegation fight from last season, Lazio exceeded expectations by following just above the drop zone, something that they were not expected to be at throughout the season. However, being able to survive the rigours of the top flight had allowed them opportunities and more resources to build up on themselves. Although it might be early days to hold discussions of how to break into the top half of the table, Lazio are comfortable to be in the bottom half of the league and just above the drop zone, expect them to be able to do so again in the upcoming season.

Last Season - 12th
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★☆☆ | Training ★★★☆☆| Youth ★★☆☆☆
Status: Prestige ★☆☆☆☆| Finances ★★★☆☆| Recruitment ★★★☆☆ | Football Club
Rivals: SC Milan
Achievements: -

Bury Town
Stadium: Tayafra Stadium (46,250) Manager: Marino Chuy Location: East Eorocks, Mapletish Nickname: Das Blues

Notes: A sports organisation that is not the most associated with football, but have managed a presence in the Primero Liga, by virtue of their participation in the Primero Liga. Bury Town originated from the coastal region of East Eorocks. The seaward club is one which is more synonymous with water sports and the sea rather than their ability in the land sports. Though, finding themselves in the bed rock of land sports in the form of football, Das Blues have learnt to adapt. Their bland of football featured fluidity both in attack and defence. With an emphasis on smoothness of play rather than specific attacking and defensive strategies. Although not the best in either, the fluidity of play allowed them to play some of the simplest of football in the league.
Fans: Bury Town fans watch their football even though they are more used to watching other sports. Bury Town have a patient fanbase who are not likely to act up as compared to other fanbases. It could be due to their lack of concern over football but it could also stem from their desire to want to participate in a different sport other than football altogether. Seeing quality performance strung together, the fans are all the more than willing to support the club.
Preview: Das Blues were not expected to survive the drop last season and willingly so, they were able to survive just one spot above the drop zone. Managing a closed one like this is not as convincing as with anyone would want to believe but it is a confidence booster, although it is not there of as yet. The following season will continue to be tough, as Das Blues fight to stay in the top flight for another season.

Last Season - 13th
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★☆☆ | Training ★★★☆☆| Youth ★★☆☆☆
Status: Prestige ★☆☆☆☆| Finances ★★★☆☆| Recruitment ★★★☆☆ | Sports Organisation
Rivals: SC Porto
Achievements: -

SC Porto
Stadium: Estadio Daguero (53,250) Manager: Simpson Corto Location: East Eorocks, Mapletish Nickname: Dragons

Notes: SC Porto originated from the coastal region of East Eorock and although they are not the best when it comes to water sports, they do have a presence in the land sports arena. SC Porto's football department have come a long way, struggling from the lack of resources previously and now are able to put together a team that is capable to get to the top flight. A blend of simple passing and attacking football with an emphasis on the centre route and also focus on developing young talent with a good blend of physical abilities, Porto looked to be one of the budding locations for young footballers. With that focus in mind, they looked towards long term development to seek security for their footballing department.
Fans: Porto fans might seem impatient at first, but they are those who stick by their club no matter what happens. That is one of the main oxymoron of Porto fans. Porto fans are known to be rowdy and can get passionately aggressive, however it is not the blight of hooliganism that shakes the safety of matches. It is though, not in their blood to engage in such behaviour and they normally prefer to stick around in groups and engage in cheering, singing and beating of percussion to rifle up the stadium atmosphere.
Preview: SC Porto won the second division last season and will make their way to the top flight. The top flight seemed to be a difficult place to survive in but Porto is up to the challenge and are ready to begin their battle for survival against relegation. Only time through the season will tell whether Porto is good enough to stay in the top flight and battle the more established clubs or will they succumb to the rigours of the top flight and be relegated back to the second.

Last Season - 1st, Segunda Campeonatos
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★☆☆ | Training ★★★☆☆| Youth ★★☆☆☆
Status: Prestige ★☆☆☆☆| Finances ★★★☆☆| Recruitment ★★★☆☆ | Sports Organisation
Rivals: Bury Town
Achievements: -

Pittsburgh
Stadium: Pittsburgh Stadium (53,250) Manager: Patrickson Perpe Location: Atursia, Mapletish Nickname: The Gladiators

Notes: The Gladiators have never failed to be one of the shining stars in Atursia. Although seemingly having the bigger presence in the Atursia region with their presence in other sports, Pittsburgh might not have their best foot in the footballing department but they are a force in other sports. Pittsburgh play a blend of well balanced attacking football, with an emphasis on long balls. Defensively, they utilised the quick press and are well suited to engulf their opponents with overwhelming pressure. With the culture of buying raw talent and with a focus on player development, a mark brought over from their presence in other sports, the Gladiators are that different from their regional rivals SC Barcelona who have a focus on local and youth development.
Fans: The fans of Pittsburgh are one of those who are mild and less aggressive but that does not kill off the passion of their support. Although not as rowdy as the other supporters, their supporters are too unique in their personality profile. A quietly supportive role. Similarly to their regional rivals Barcelona, Pittsburgh too is a fan-owned organisation and are patient too in their approach.
Preview: Pittsburgh entered the Primero Liga with a second place finish in the second divison. Losing out only to Porto on head to head wins previously, Pittsburgh are a dangerous opponent to be playing against. Now that they are in the Primero Liga, their main target would be to fight to stay out of the reelgation zone, and as with taking one step at a time, this is definetely what the Gladiators plan to do, no lofty expectations just stability.

Last Season - 2nd, Segunda Campeonatos
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★☆☆ | Training ★★★☆☆| Youth ★★☆☆☆
Status: Prestige ★☆☆☆☆| Finances ★★★☆☆| Recruitment ★★★☆☆ | Sports Organisation
Rivals: SC Barcelona
Achievements: -

Montpellier
Stadium: Stade de Massion (52,125) Manager: Ervin Anderson Location: Carzan, Mapletish Nickname: Blue Socks

Notes: The Blue Socks are one of the few football clubs to be in the professional football league structure. Considered to be one of the smaller clubs in Carzan based on stature alone, Montpellier play a blend of aggressive, physical football, with an emphasis on well balanced flank play, whether is it through the defence or for any quick counter attacking, the flanks remain one of the key areas in Montpellier footballing philosophy. Prudent financial and resource management is also what the club is known for and this could put a limit to any manager who wants to take on the hot seat.
Fans: Montpellier has a passionate fanbase and Montpellier's Ultras are one of the more rowdy fan bases as compared to the other supporter bases in the Primero Liga. Officially apolitical but they do have a right wing sentiment, however despite that they are disciplined enough to respect the safe space of the stadium, before plaguing it with hooliganism.
Preview: The Blue Socks got promoted to the Primero Liga from their performances from the second division last season. Surviving in the Primero Liga is a difficult task inevitably for the Blue Socks in the upcoming season. However, with enough traction in the league, the Blue Socks should be able to keep up with the rigours of the league. Surviving the relegation battle would be one of the main goals of Montpellier this season.

Last Season - 2nd, Segunda Campeonatos
Club Facilities: Ground ★★★☆☆ | Training ★★★☆☆| Youth ★★☆☆☆
Status: Prestige ★☆☆☆☆| Finances ★★★☆☆| Recruitment ★★☆☆☆ | Football Club
Rivals: Catanzaro
Achievements: -

Teams
Central Aden Knights
SC Borussia Dortmund
Northampton
East Lakers
Djax
Southampton
Woodlands United
Young Lions
Struggait United
Heywood City
Moonchester City
AS Roma
Moonchester United
Osters IF
Bastonne Bay
SC Las Palmas

Cup Competitions
The FA Community Shield will pit the winners of the Primero Liga with the winners of the Mapletish Cup. It is the season curtain riser before the actual Football League season starts.

The Mapletish Cup will pit all the 32 league teams in a knockout stage, one legged tournament, with the one legged finals played at the Mapletish National Stadium.

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The FA Community Shield
Golden Eagles 1-0 Home United

The clash between the winners of the Primero Liga of Season 17 and the Mapletish Cup winners kicked off in the harsh Maplish winter at the Mapletish National Stadium. This time round, it was contested by Golden Eagles, the winners of the Primero Liga and Home United, the winners of the Mapletish Cup. The two competitive rivals were closely matched in the Primero Liga last season. Golden Eagles won the Primero Liga by a narrow margin of only 1 point as they finished with 58 points as compared to Home United's 57, edging the latter out and sealing their maiden title. The Mapletish Cup winners, Home United beat rivals Golden Phoenix 3-1 in the finals, while Golden Eagles were on their way out in the Round of 32 previously, losing to Celtics Rovers 3-1. The curtain riser was a valid welcome for everyone. Golden Eagles were able to get ahead after an evenly matched game, sealing the winner and decider in the 77th minute, winning them their first Community Shield while denying Home United of their 13th pre-season trophy.

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Balmope Betis 3–3 Versatio Giants
Bury Town 1–1 SC Porto
Catanzaro 2–2 SC Milan
Celtics Rovers 2–2 SC Galatasaray
Club Atletico 1–1 SC Barcelona
Golden Eagles 1–1 Pittsburgh
Golden Phoenix 2–0 Montpellier
Home United 1-0 Lazio

Versatio Giants 3–0 Lazio
Montpellier 0–1 Home United
Pittsburgh 1–2 Golden Phoenix
SC Barcelona 2–2 Golden Eagles
SC Galatasaray 1–1 Club Atletico
SC Milan 1–1 Celtics Rovers
SC Porto 1–1 Catanzaro
Balmope Betis 1–1 Bury Town

Bury Town 1–1 Versatio Giants
Catanzaro 1–1 Balmope Betis
Celtics Rovers 2–1 SC Porto
Club Atletico 3–3 SC Milan
Golden Eagles 2–1 SC Galatasaray
Golden Phoenix 1–0 SC Barcelona
Home United 2–0 Pittsburgh
Lazio 1–1 Montpellier

Versatio Giants 1–0 Montpellier
Pittsburgh 2–0 Lazio
SC Barcelona 0–1 Home United
SC Galatasaray 0–0 Golden Phoenix
SC Milan 0–1 Golden Eagles
SC Porto 0–1 Club Atletico
Balmope Betis 3–1 Celtics Rovers
Bury Town 2–0 Catanzaro

Catanzaro 2–2 Versatio Giants
Celtics Rovers 2–2 Bury Town
Club Atletico 1–1 Balmope Betis
Golden Eagles 2–0 SC Porto
Golden Phoenix 4–2 SC Milan
Home United 1–1 SC Galatasaray
Lazio 0–0 SC Barcelona
Montpellier 2–2 Pittsburgh

Versatio Giants 1–0 Pittsburgh
SC Barcelona 2–1 Montpellier
SC Galatasaray 4–0 Lazio
SC Milan 0–2 Home United
SC Porto 0–1 Golden Phoenix
Balmope Betis 0–1 Golden Eagles
Bury Town 0–0 Club Atletico
Catanzaro 0–0 Celtics Rovers

Celtics Rovers 2–2 Versatio Giants
Club Atletico 2–2 Catanzaro
Golden Eagles 2–1 Bury Town
Golden Phoenix 2–1 Balmope Betis
Home United 2–0 SC Porto
Lazio 2–1 SC Milan
Montpellier 1–2 SC Galatasaray
Pittsburgh 0–1 SC Barcelona

Versatio Giants 1–0 SC Barcelona
SC Galatasaray 1–0 Pittsburgh
SC Milan 2–2 Montpellier
SC Porto 1–2 Lazio
Balmope Betis 0–2 Home United
Bury Town 0–1 Golden Phoenix
Catanzaro 0–2 Golden Eagles
Celtics Rovers 3–3 Club Atletico

Club Atletico 2–2 Versatio Giants
Golden Eagles 1–1 Celtics Rovers
Golden Phoenix 2–1 Catanzaro
Home United 1–0 Bury Town
Lazio 0–1 Balmope Betis
Montpellier 1–1 SC Porto
Pittsburgh 2–2 SC Milan
SC Barcelona 1–2 SC Galatasaray

Versatio Giants 2–2 SC Galatasaray
SC Milan 2–2 SC Barcelona
SC Porto 0–1 Pittsburgh
Balmope Betis 1–0 Montpellier
Bury Town 1–2 Lazio
Catanzaro 0–2 Home United
Celtics Rovers 1–1 Golden Phoenix
Club Atletico 0–0 Golden Eagles

Golden Eagles 3–3 Versatio Giants
Golden Phoenix 5–5 Club Atletico
Home United 2–2 Celtics Rovers
Lazio 0–1 Catanzaro
Montpellier 0–2 Bury Town
Pittsburgh 0–2 Balmope Betis
SC Barcelona 1–1 SC Porto
SC Galatasaray 2–1 SC Milan

Versatio Giants 3–1 SC Milan
SC Porto 2–2 SC Galatasaray
Balmope Betis 1–0 SC Barcelona
Bury Town 2–2 Pittsburgh
Catanzaro 2–2 Montpellier
Celtics Rovers 4–1 Lazio
Club Atletico 1–1 Home United
Golden Eagles 0–0 Golden Phoenix

Golden Phoenix 1–1 Versatio Giants
Home United 1–1 Golden Eagles
Lazio 0–1 Club Atletico
Montpellier 1–1 Celtics Rovers
Pittsburgh 3–3 Catanzaro
SC Barcelona 1–1 Bury Town
SC Galatasaray 3–3 Balmope Betis
SC Milan 4–1 SC Porto

Versatio Giants 2–2 SC Porto
Balmope Betis 2–0 SC Milan
Bury Town 0–0 SC Galatasaray
Catanzaro 2–2 SC Barcelona
Celtics Rovers 4–0 Pittsburgh
Club Atletico 1–0 Montpellier
Golden Eagles 1–0 Lazio
Golden Phoenix 2–2 Home United

Home United 2–2 Versatio Giants
Lazio 0–2 Golden Phoenix
Montpellier 1–3 Golden Eagles
Pittsburgh 1–2 Club Atletico
SC Barcelona 0–0 Celtics Rovers
SC Galatasaray 2–0 Catanzaro
SC Milan 1–1 Bury Town
SC Porto 1–1 Balmope Betis

Versatio Giants 2–2 Balmope Betis
SC Porto 1–2 Bury Town
SC Milan 1–0 Catanzaro
SC Galatasaray 3–4 Celtics Rovers
SC Barcelona 3–4 Club Atletico
Pittsburgh 2–3 Golden Eagles
Montpellier 0–2 Golden Phoenix
Lazio 0–2 Home United

Lazio 0–1 Versatio Giants
Home United 1–0 Montpellier
Golden Phoenix 3–2 Pittsburgh
Golden Eagles 1–0 SC Barcelona
Club Atletico 2–2 SC Galatasaray
Celtics Rovers 2–0 SC Milan
Catanzaro 1–2 SC Porto
Bury Town 1–2 Balmope Betis

Versatio Giants 2–0 Bury Town
Balmope Betis 3–1 Catanzaro
SC Porto 2–2 Celtics Rovers
SC Milan 1–1 Club Atletico
SC Galatasaray 2–2 Golden Eagles
SC Barcelona 0–2 Golden Phoenix
Pittsburgh 0–2 Home United
Montpellier 2–1 Lazio

Montpellier 2–2 Versatio Giants
Lazio 0–1 Pittsburgh
Home United 2–0 SC Barcelona
Golden Phoenix 1–1 SC Galatasaray
Golden Eagles 1–0 SC Milan
Club Atletico 1–0 SC Porto
Celtics Rovers 1–0 Balmope Betis
Catanzaro 4–3 Bury Town

Versatio Giants 1–0 Catanzaro
Bury Town 1–2 Celtics Rovers
Balmope Betis 1–1 Club Atletico
SC Porto 0–1 Golden Eagles
SC Milan 0–1 Golden Phoenix
SC Galatasaray 2–2 Home United
SC Barcelona 1–0 Lazio
Pittsburgh 2–0 Montpellier

Pittsburgh 1–2 Versatio Giants
Montpellier 1–0 SC Barcelona
Lazio 0–1 SC Galatasaray
Home United 2–0 SC Milan
Golden Phoenix 2–0 SC Porto
Golden Eagles 2–0 Balmope Betis
Club Atletico 3–2 Bury Town
Celtics Rovers 3–2 Catanzaro

Versatio Giants 1–1 Celtics Rovers
Catanzaro 0–2 Club Atletico
Bury Town 0–0 Golden Eagles
Balmope Betis 2–2 Golden Phoenix
SC Porto 0–1 Home United
SC Milan 3–2 Lazio
SC Galatasaray 1–0 Montpellier
SC Barcelona 2–2 Pittsburgh

SC Barcelona 1–1 Versatio Giants
Pittsburgh 1–1 SC Galatasaray
Montpellier 3–1 SC Milan
Lazio 0–0 SC Porto
Home United 1–1 Balmope Betis
Golden Phoenix 3–2 Bury Town
Golden Eagles 1–0 Catanzaro
Club Atletico 2–2 Celtics Rovers

Versatio Giants 2–2 Club Atletico
Celtics Rovers 1–1 Golden Eagles
Catanzaro 0–1 Golden Phoenix
Bury Town 0–0 Home United
Balmope Betis 3–1 Lazio
SC Porto 3–3 Montpellier
SC Milan 0–3 Pittsburgh
SC Galatasaray 2–2 SC Barcelona

SC Galatasaray 3–3 Versatio Giants
SC Barcelona 1–1 SC Milan
Pittsburgh 0–2 SC Porto
Montpellier 0–1 Balmope Betis
Lazio 1–0 Bury Town
Home United 3–0 Catanzaro
Golden Phoenix 3–3 Celtics Rovers
Golden Eagles 2–2 Club Atletico

Versatio Giants 2–2 Golden Eagles
Club Atletico 4–4 Golden Phoenix
Celtics Rovers 2–2 Home United
Catanzaro 4–4 Lazio
Bury Town 3–3 Montpellier
Balmope Betis 2–1 Pittsburgh
SC Porto 2–0 SC Barcelona
SC Milan 0–1 SC Galatasaray

SC Milan 2–2 Versatio Giants
SC Galatasaray 2–2 SC Porto
SC Barcelona 0–1 Balmope Betis
Pittsburgh 2–1 Bury Town
Montpellier 1–2 Catanzaro
Lazio 2–1 Celtics Rovers
Home United 1–1 Club Atletico
Golden Phoenix 3–3 Golden Eagles

Versatio Giants 1–1 Golden Phoenix
Golden Eagles 4–4 Home United
Club Atletico 2–2 Lazio
Celtics Rovers 0–1 Montpellier
Catanzaro 2–1 Pittsburgh
Bury Town 2–1 SC Barcelona
Balmope Betis 1–1 SC Galatasaray
SC Porto 2–3 SC Milan

SC Porto 3–3 Versatio Giants
SC Milan 0–1 Balmope Betis
SC Galatasaray 3–2 Bury Town
SC Barcelona 1–1 Catanzaro
Pittsburgh 0–3 Celtics Rovers
Montpellier 0–2 Club Atletico
Lazio 1–2 Golden Eagles
Home United 2–2 Golden Phoenix

Versatio Giants 1–1 Home United
Golden Phoenix 1–1 Lazio
Golden Eagles 3–2 Montpellier
Club Atletico 2–2 Pittsburgh
Celtics Rovers 2–1 SC Barcelona
Catanzaro 1–4 SC Galatasaray
Bury Town 2–3 SC Milan
Balmope Betis 5–2 SC Porto

Primero Liga             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Home United            30   16  14   0    49   22  +27    62 Champions/ IFCF Champions League/ Rushmore Copa de Campeones
 2 Golden Phoenix         30   16  14   0    57   35  +22    62 IFCF Challengers Cup
 3 Golden Eagles          30   16  14   0    50   30  +20    62 IFCF Challengers Cup
 4 Balmope Betis          30   14  11   5    46   32  +14    53 IFCF Challengers Cup
 5 SC Galatasaray         30   11  17   2    54   39  +15    50
 6 Versatio Giants        30    9  21   0    55   42  +13    48
 7 Club Atletico          30    9  21   0    55   44  +11    48
 8 Celtics Rovers         30   10  17   3    55   41  +14    47
 9 Pittsburgh             30    6   8  16    35   50  −15    26
10 SC Milan               30    5  10  15    37   54  −17    25
11 Bury Town              30    4  12  14    36   45   −9    24
12 Catanzaro              30    4  11  15    35   56  −21    23
13 SC Barcelona           30    3  13  14    26   40  −14    22
14 Montpellier            30    4   9  17    30   48  −18    21 Relegated
15 Lazio                  30    5   6  19    23   48  −25    21 Relegated
16 SC Porto               30    3  12  15    33   50  −17    21 Relegated/ VCIAPP

Segunda Campeonatos          Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 SC Borussia Dortmund      30   17   5   8    59   40  +19    56 Champions/ Promoted/ IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy
 2 East Lakers               30   16   6   8    50   30  +20    54 Promoted/ IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy
 3 Woodlands United          30   15   6   9    39   30   +9    51 Promoted/ IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy
 4 Northampton               30   13   9   8    51   39  +12    48
 5 Moonchester City          30   13   9   8    44   40   +4    48
 6 Osters IF                 30   12   9   9    46   40   +6    45
 7 Central Aden Knights      30   13   6  11    41   46   −5    45
 8 Djax                      30   10  10  10    37   38   −1    40
 9 Bastonne Bay              30   10   9  11    33   39   −6    39
10 SC Las Palmas             30    9  11  10    40   42   −2    38
11 Struggait United          30   10   8  12    37   41   −4    38
12 Moonchester United        30   10   7  13    43   49   −6    37
13 AS Roma                   30   10   7  13    39   46   −7    37
14 Heywood City              30    8   8  14    40   37   +3    32
15 Southampton               30    7   8  15    28   44  −16    29
16 Young Lions               30    4   8  18    21   47  −26    20

[Mapletish]

Round 1
Balmope Betis 3–2 Lazio
SC Milan 2–0 SC Borussia Dortmund
Montpellier 0–1 Club Atletico
Pittsburgh 1–1 Bastonne Bay (3–2 AET)
East Lakers 0–0 Home United (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.)
Heywood City 3–2 SC Porto
Struggait United 1–2 SC Galatasaray
Southampton 2–5 SC Barcelona
Central Aden Knights 2–2 Moonchester City (2–3 AET)
Golden Phoenix 1–0 Versatio Giants
Moonchester United 2–1 Catanzaro
SC Las Palmas 3–2 Golden Eagles
Osters IF 1–2 Northampton
Djax 2–0 AS Roma
Bury Town 0–1 Young Lions
Celtics Rovers 0–0 Woodlands United (1–0 AET)

Round of 16
Balmope Betis 2–2 SC Milan (3–2 AET)
Club Atletico 5–1 Pittsburgh
Home United 3–1 Heywood City
SC Galatasaray 2–1 SC Barcelona
Moonchester City 0–1 Golden Phoenix
Moonchester United 1–0 SC Las Palmas
Northampton 0–3 Djax
Young Lions 1–4 Celtics Rovers

Quarter-Finals
Balmope Betis 1–4 Club Atletico
Home United 2–0 SC Galatasaray
Golden Phoenix 1–1 Moonchester United (1–1 AET) (2–4 pen.)
Djax 1–2 Celtics Rovers

Semi-Finals
Club Atletico 1–1 Home United (1–1 AET) (4–2 pen.)
Moonchester United 1–0 Celtics Rovers

Finals
Club Atletico 1–1 Moonchester United (2–2 AET) (2–4 pen.)

Moonchester United wins the Mapletish Cup and that qualifies them for the Cup Winners Cup after defeating Club Atletico 4-2 after penalties.

Season Overview
Primero Liga: Home United
Segunda Campeonatos: SC Borussia Dortmund
FA Community Shield: Golden Eagles
Mapletish Cup: Moonchester United

[Mapletish]

Youth Primero Liga           Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts                                                                                                      
 1 Golden Phoenix            38   18  10  10    56   50   +6    64    —   1–0  1–1  1–0  4–2  1–0  2–1  1–0  3–3  1–0  5–2  2–2  0–2  4–1  2–0  1–0  2–2  2–1  1–1  3–0 Champions/ IFCF Rising Stars Cup
 2 Struggait United          38   18   9  11    51   40  +11    63   0–1   —   1–1  2–1  0–2  1–0  4–1  1–1  3–2  2–1  1–3  2–0  2–0  5–1  1–0  1–2  0–0  1–1  2–1  3–1
 3 Club Atletico             38   14  18   6    58   44  +14    60   3–0  0–3   —   1–1  3–1  3–1  3–3  3–0  4–0  2–2  2–1  1–1  1–1  1–0  1–1  1–1  1–1  3–3  1–0  1–1
 4 Celtics Rovers            38   17   9  12    68   59   +9    60   2–0  1–0  3–1   —   1–1  1–5  2–1  2–1  2–2  2–2  1–2  2–1  1–1  1–2  2–2  1–0  7–3  1–2  3–1  2–0
 5 Djax                      38   16  11  11    55   46   +9    59   1–1  2–0  1–0  2–1   —   0–0  1–2  0–1  0–3  2–0  3–0  3–1  1–0  1–2  1–1  3–1  4–2  4–1  1–1  1–1
 6 Pittsburgh                38   17   7  14    61   45  +16    58   2–0  2–0  1–0  2–2  1–2   —   3–1  1–2  3–2  0–0  0–2  3–3  3–0  2–0  1–1  4–1  4–0  3–1  2–1  2–0
 7 Southampton               38   16   8  14    54   48   +6    56   0–2  2–3  4–2  1–1  1–1  2–0   —   1–1  1–2  2–1  3–1  1–0  2–1  1–1  0–0  2–0  4–0  1–1  3–2  3–0
 8 SC Galatasaray            38   16   8  14    45   41   +4    56   1–0  1–2  1–2  1–0  1–0  0–0  2–0   —   0–1  0–1  1–2  1–1  1–1  1–0  3–2  1–0  3–1  3–1  1–1  4–1
 9 Moonchester United        38   15  11  12    53   51   +2    56   1–2  1–2  0–1  4–0  1–2  1–1  3–2  2–1   —   1–0  1–1  2–1  1–1  2–2  1–2  2–1  1–3  2–0  2–1  2–1
10 Golden Eagles             38   14  11  13    46   41   +5    53   1–2  2–1  1–1  4–3  2–0  0–3  0–1  3–0  3–0   —   0–0  1–1  1–0  1–0  3–2  2–2  0–0  5–1  0–1  2–1
11 Moonchester City          38   15   8  15    48   46   +2    53   3–0  4–1  0–1  2–3  0–1  2–0  1–0  1–3  2–0  1–0   —   1–1  0–1  2–0  3–1  0–2  0–1  1–0  2–0  2–0
12 Home United               38   10  18  10    49   51   −2    48   2–1  2–0  0–1  1–4  1–1  2–1  1–0  2–0  0–0  2–2  0–0   —   0–0  2–2  0–0  2–1  0–2  0–1  3–0  1–1
13 SC Borussia Dortmund      38   12  12  14    44   49   −5    48   2–2  0–1  1–1  1–0  1–3  2–1  0–1  0–2  0–1  1–0  2–1  3–3   —   1–0  1–1  1–1  1–3  0–1  2–1  5–1
14 Northampton               38   12  11  15    46   58  −12    47   3–0  0–0  1–2  2–3  2–2  3–2  2–1  2–1  1–1  2–2  2–1  3–1  1–2   —   0–4  2–2  2–1  1–0  1–1  2–2
15 Versatio Giants           38   10  16  12    46   46    0    46   2–1  0–0  1–1  1–2  1–2  1–0  0–1  2–0  1–1  0–1  1–1  3–3  1–0  2–0   —   2–2  2–1  1–2  0–0  1–1
16 Balmope Betis             38    9  15  14    53   57   −4    42   1–2  0–0  2–4  1–1  1–1  3–1  0–1  2–2  0–2  3–1  1–1  2–2  3–3  0–0  2–1   —   2–1  1–0  1–2  2–1
17 SC Milan                  38    9  13  16    46   64  −18    40   5–2  0–2  2–2  0–1  1–1  2–3  1–1  1–0  1–2  0–0  2–2  0–1  1–1  1–0  0–1  0–5   —   1–1  2–0  0–2
18 Bury Town                 38   10   9  19    48   60  −12    39   2–2  2–2  2–2  1–3  2–0  1–2  0–1  0–1  2–0  1–0  4–0  1–2  2–3  1–2  2–0  2–1  2–3   —   1–1  1–2
19 SC Las Palmas             38    8  14  16    40   49   −9    38   1–1  0–0  1–0  1–3  3–1  2–1  1–0  0–0  0–0  0–1  0–0  0–1  1–2  0–1  2–3  3–3  2–2  2–1   —   5–0
20 SC Porto                  38    8  14  16    43   65  −22    38   0–0  1–2  0–0  4–2  2–1  0–1  3–2  1–3  1–1  0–1  2–1  3–3  3–1  2–0  2–2  1–1  0–0  1–1  1–1   —

   Group 1                  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts                                                    
 1 Club Atletico             18    8   6   4    28   22   +6    30    —   2–0  2–2  1–1  0–1  4–2  1–3  2–1  1–0  2–2
 2 Home United               18    8   5   5    34   26   +8    29   0–1   —   2–0  3–1  2–2  1–2  2–2  1–0  1–0  2–2
 3 Moonchester City          18    8   5   5    25   24   +1    29   2–1  1–4   —   1–0  2–0  3–1  1–0  1–2  3–1  1–0
 4 Bury Town                 18    8   4   6    27   23   +4    28   3–0  3–1  2–1   —   0–1  2–1  3–3  2–1  2–2  0–1
 5 Celtics Rovers            18    7   5   6    23   26   −3    26   2–3  2–0  1–1  1–0   —   2–3  0–0  1–2  2–1  2–1
 6 Struggait United          18    6   7   5    32   28   +4    25   1–1  3–3  1–1  2–0  1–2   —   1–1  2–0  1–1  2–1
 7 Moonchester United        18    4  10   4    26   26    0    22   1–1  2–3  5–1  2–2  1–1  0–5   —   2–0  2–1  0–0
 8 SC Milan                  18    6   2  10    21   25   −4    20   0–2  1–1  1–3  0–2  4–2  2–2  2–0   —   1–0  4–0
 9 Versatio Giants           18    4   6   8    21   25   −4    18   1–1  0–5  0–0  1–2  4–0  3–1  0–0  1–0   —   3–1
10 Northampton               18    2   8   8    19   31  −12    14   0–3  2–3  1–1  1–2  1–1  1–1  2–2  1–0  2–2   — 



   Group 2                  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts                                                    
 1 SC Porto                  18   13   1   4    28   22   +6    40    —   2–1  2–1  3–2  2–0  1–0  0–2  0–3  3–1  4–3
 2 Southampton               18    9   4   5    25   19   +6    31   0–1   —   2–1  2–1  4–1  1–1  0–0  2–1  2–1  0–0
 3 SC Galatasaray            18    8   3   7    28   25   +3    27   1–2  0–2   —   2–1  1–0  2–1  2–2  1–2  2–0  1–1
 4 SC Las Palmas             18    7   3   8    32   32    0    24   1–2  2–1  6–3   —   2–1  0–1  2–0  4–2  0–0  3–1
 5 Djax                      18    7   2   9    32   29   +3    23   0–2  1–2  1–3  4–0   —   4–1  3–2  5–1  3–0  2–2
 6 Golden Eagles             18    6   5   7    23   23    0    23   4–0  3–1  0–0  1–0  0–2   —   2–2  1–1  3–1  2–0
 7 SC Borussia Dortmund      18    6   5   7    27   29   −2    23   0–1  1–1  1–4  5–2  3–1  2–1   —   3–1  1–2  1–0
 8 Balmope Betis             18    7   2   9    30   34   −4    23   2–0  2–0  1–2  2–2  1–2  3–0  4–1   —   2–1  1–3
 9 Pittsburgh                18    6   3   9    23   31   −8    21   1–1  1–3  0–2  1–3  2–2  3–2  2–0  4–1   —   1–0
10 Golden Phoenix            18    4   6   8    18   22   −4    18   0–2  0–1  1–0  1–1  1–0  0–0  1–1  3–0  1–2   —

Semi-Finals
Club Atletico 2–1 Southampton
Home United 5–3 SC Porto

Finals
Home United 0-1 Club Atletico

Season Overview
Youth Primero Liga: Golden Phoenix
Youth Mapletish Cup: Club Atletico

IFCF COMPETITIONS

Mapletish (MAP) Qualifiers
IFCF Champions League: Home United
IFCF Challengers Cup: Golden Phoenix, Golden Eagles, Balmope Betis
IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy: SC Borussia Dortmund, East Lakers, Woodlands United
IFCF Rising Stars Cup: Golden Phoenix


OTHER COMPETITIONS
Cup Winners' Cup: Moonchester United
Rushmore Copa de Campeones: Home United
VCIAPP: SC Porto
Association: Mapletish (MAP)
Selection Via: Fair Play Table