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by **Ethane** » Mon May 23, 2016 4:02 pm

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League Preview

FLAME LEAGUE

The top division in Ethane is ready for a second year, this time under the name of the 'Flame League' rather than the 'Star League', fitting with the restructuring of the whole Ethanian football system. After Letson Town pulled off the rather surprising win of the league last season, just pipping Blashpool City and Loconstead United to the post, they will be hoping to continue their strong season in this year.

1	Blashpool City
2	Letson Town
3	New Sarum
4	Loconstead United
5	South Saints
6	Dovertown
7	StoneHedge
8	Carredington
9	Llandudno Local
10	Harnrice Street
11	Bourne River
12	Castle of Newton
13	Hullbury Town
14	Birdingstone United
15	Old Sarum
16	Mansestra
17	Osgarl
18	Briston Rovers
19	Merseyshore City
20	Cardnid Town

by **Ethane** » Tue May 24, 2016 11:24 am

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Wildfire Cup

Lower League Group Deciders

Group A                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Red Tiger Maithestone       8    4   1   3     6    5   +1    13
2 Castor                      8    2   5   1    11    7   +4    11
3 Llongev Orstunare           8    2   5   1    11   10   +1    11
4 Swyrvesk                    8    2   4   2     7    6   +1    10
5 Sporlen                     8    2   1   5     5   12   −7     7

Group B                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Blue Hawk Maithestone       8    4   4   0     8    4   +4    16
2 Ethania Orient              8    4   3   1     8    4   +4    15
3 Glynth Moorbanthe           8    3   2   3     7    6   +1    11
4 Rysen                       8    2   1   5     4    8   −4     7
5 5th Heart                   8    0   4   4     3    8   −5     4

Group C                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Westerkammer                8    4   2   2     7    5   +2    14
2 Machariva                   8    4   2   2     7    3   +4    14
3 Software Ethane             8    3   2   3     8    7   +1    11
4 Mallare                     8    3   1   4     7   11   −4    10
5 Eryon Cardinal              8    2   1   5     9   12   −3     7

Group D                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Blue Hawk Norhelver         8    3   5   0    11    8   +3    14
2 Windzent                    8    3   2   3    10    7   +3    11
3 St. John-Ethane             8    3   1   4     5    7   −2    10
4 Dynamic Satanor             8    2   3   3    11   12   −1     9
5 Husky Sport                 8    2   3   3     8   11   −3     9

Group E                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 United Athletic Inder       8    6   1   1    17    8   +9    19
2 Condommakers FC             8    4   3   1    10    5   +5    15
3 Venus Apostles              8    3   2   3     6    5   +1    11
4 Merderham                   8    2   1   5    10   14   −4     7
5 Rihanom                     8    1   1   6     5   16  −11     4

Group F                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 6th Heart                   8    5   3   0    11    5   +6    18
2 Eudicina                    8    4   1   3    11    9   +2    13
3 Whytic                      8    3   1   4     8   11   −3    10
4 Gothic Samario              8    2   3   3     6    7   −1     9
5 Corps-Ethane                8    1   2   5     7   11   −4     5

by **Ethane** » Tue May 24, 2016 1:30 pm

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Wildfire Cup

Round of 128

Round of 64 Draw
Librahelm vs Merseyshore City
Ethania Orient vs Dresden Diamond
Halton vs Drago Briston
Jarefero vs Leith
Salisbury vs Ritnourian Ethane
Llongev Orstunare vs Ezzard FC
Letson Town vs Blue Hawk Norhelver
Birdingstone United vs Carredington
Old Sarum vs Dover Town Dreamweavers
Loconstead United vs Dundon
Llandudno Local vs Bourne River
Little Cabs vs Helmet Dráo
Mill View vs Oldfield United
Windzent vs Castor
Swanmouth vs Little Way
Kenton Street vs Westerkammer
Piot AC vs Whytic
Pathway Trust vs Phoenix Rites
Mabarit vs HSC Riot
Venus Apostles vs Hummingbirds
Condommakers FC vs Eastern Service UTD
Briston Rovers vs Lake Wayton
Libterham vs Telford Heath
Ibsdon City vs Sunlanders
Park Heath vs Chemik Ritnà
Lewis vs Hotel Dagmar FC
Osgarl vs Southern Hampton
Cramford vs Little Riders
Oxymoronical Losers vs Tiger Turtles FC
Hamileath vs Librium
New Sarum Nightclubs UTD vs Prightley
Plata Miner vs Fort Swanley

by **Ethane** » Tue May 24, 2016 5:37 pm

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FLAME LEAGUE

Match Day 1

Birdingstone United 1–1 StoneHedge
Julian Harrington '31; Brandon Arnold '62

Blashpool City 2–3 South Saints
Agueda Perea '28, Craig Foster '53; Walter Bell '36 '44, Stephen Campbell '73

Bourne River 1–1 Osgarl
Taylor Fisher '75; Isaiah Richards '82

Briston Rovers 0–1 Old Sarum
Al Ja '52

Cardnid Town 2–2 New Sarum
Julian West '61, '75; Vernon Flick '13, Wilmer Jaurequi '83

Carredington 0–1 Merseyshore City
Thomas Peone '9

Castle of Newton 0–5 Mansestra
Carl Sanders '18, Samuel Mitchell '25, '44, '71, Jose Morgan '73

Dovertown 0–0 Loconstead United

Harnrice Street 3–0 Llandudno Local
Layla '32, '64, Jordan Lewis '90+1

Hullbury Town 2–0 Letson Town
Robert Green '44, George Adams '61

StoneHedge and Birdingstone United dragged out a draw in their first game of the season, with Brandon Arnold's goal in the 62nd minute preventing Birdingstone swoop away with the victory. Stephen Campbell scored in the 73rd minute in his match against Blashpool City to take the victory for South Saints, winning 3 to 2 over the second place finishers last season. Blashpool City will be hoping that this is not a sign of things to come, with defensive flaws showing through in the relatively inexperienced defence. A goal by Isaiah Richards in the 82nd minute for newly-promoted Osgarl secured them a draw against Bourne River, a surprise result as Bourne River finished 8th last season. Old Sarum beat Briston Rovers in a rather unexciting game, with Al Ja taking the winning goal in the 52nd minute, after a mistake in defence saw him get through to a one-on-one situation. With both teams seen as potential relegation fighters, this result could prove deciding come the end of the season. Newly promoted Cardnid Town surprised by managing to hold New Sarum, who finished 4th last season, to a 2 goals apiece tie. If it was not for the substitution of Wilmer Jaurequi on to the field, who scored the equalising goal in the 83rd minute, then it would have gone Cardnid Town's way. An early goal for Thomas Peone saw the Merseyshore City team hold out the match to win 1 goal to nil against Carredington. Considering the winner was fighting relegation and the winner was fighting for the title, this is good news for Merseyshore and bad news for Carredington in regards to this season. Mansestra demolished Castle of Newton by 5 goals to Newton's none, with Samuel Mitchell picking up a hat-trick in the game. In a relatively timid game, title contenders Loconstead United and Dovertown held each other out for a tie with no goals. Newly promoted Harnrice Street managed to take a strong victory against mid-table Llandudno Local, scoring 3 goals throughout the match. Layla picked up 2 of the goals, proving her worth as a signing from the off. In possibly the biggest surprise of the matches, Hullbury Town, who came mid-table last season, beat Letson Town, last seasons winners, by 2 goals, shutting out Letson Town, and boosting their likely finishing place in the league.

Match Day 2

StoneHedge 1–0 Letson Town
Brandon Arnold '71

Llandudno Local 1–4 Hullbury Town
Apollon Tennison (NPH) '38; George Adams '16, '52, Robert Green '67, John Scott '82

Loconstead United 1–3 Harnrice Street
Hayden Watts '84; Layla (DAI) '21, Isabella Havesham '52, Albert Farnley '76

Mansestra 2–1 Dovertown
Samuel Mitchell '38, Howard Bailey '87; Cory Taylor '63

Merseyshore City 0–0 Castle of Newton

New Sarum 2–0 Carredington
Wilmer Jaurequi '78, '85

Old Sarum 0–0 Cardnid Town

Osgarl 0–0 Briston Rovers

South Saints 0–0 Bourne River

Birdingstone United 1–3 Blashpool City
Pat Holland '60; Agueda Perea (OSR) '4, Craig Foster '12, Roger Russell '53

StoneHedge manage to pull off a surprise win against last seasons winner, Letson Town, with Brandon Arnold scoring the solitary goal in the match to bag the win in the 71st minute. Hullbury Town ran riot against Llandudno Local, scoring a whooping 4 goals to their 1, to take the win against a team who seems to be struggling defensively, having conceded 7 goals in 2 games. Newly promoted Harnrice Street also bag themselves an important victory against a much higher predicted team than them, perhaps suggesting that they can do better than people expect. Mansestra pipped Dovertown for the win in the 87th minute from a goal by Howard Bailey. Merseyshore City and Castle of Newton both couldn't get any goals on each other, leaving the game to a boring nil-nil draw, the same scoreline as the Old Sarum vs Cardnid Town game, the Osgarl vs Briston Rovers match and the South Saints vs Bourne River game. New Sarum win against Carredington in a win that could prove useful later in the season. Blashpool City also get 2 early goals to secure a three-one win against Birdingstone United.

Match Day 3

Blashpool City 0–1 StoneHedge
Craig Mitchell '61

Bourne River 1–1 Birdingstone United
Tommy White '64; Keith Snyder '51

Briston Rovers 1–0 South Saints
Lyndon Caudell '33

Cardnid Town 0–1 Osgarl
Yvonne Merry '45+1

Carredington 1–3 Old Sarum
Malcolm Wilson '25; Guillermo Wartell '45+3, '62, Lucas Williams-Smith '75

Castle of Newton 5–1 New Sarum
Harley Windhausen '32, '41, '56, Xavier Rengart '71, Dexter Vorbeck '85; Nicky Vitaliango '27

Dovertown 1–2 Merseyshore City
Cory Taylor '43; Trey Shrieve '35, Dewey Caleche '81

Harnrice Street 3–3 Mansestra
Isabella Havesham '21, Layla '56, Albert Farnley '90+4; Samuel Mitchell '43, Jose Morgan '69, Terry Garcia '72

Hullbury Town 2–2 Loconstead United
George Adams '44, '61; Arthur Hunter '3, Ricardo Lewis '35

Letson Town 1–3 Llandudno Local
Kéirâ Andìsorì (CMT) '77; Ryan Frost (RIT) '41, Colman McGlinchy '63, Apollon Tennison (NPH) '78

Craig Mitchell scored the solitary goal in the 61st minute against Blashpool City to win the match for StoneHedge. A goal apiece for Bourne River and Birdingstone United saw the game go to a one-one draw. South Saints drop 3 points to Briston Rovers, who scored a singular goal to take the victory at Yole Square Stadium. Yvonne Merry also picked up the only goal in the Cardnid Town vs Osgarl game, scoring the solitary goal in the first half injury time. Old Sarum beat Carredington by a 2 goal margin, making it 3 losses in a row for the team predicted to finish 8th, putting into question their team, and how strong they really are going to be this season. Castle of Newton walloped expected title contenders New Sarum in a goal-fest, scoring 5 goals to New Sarum's 1, and Merseyshore City slogged out their game against Dovertown to score the winning goal in the 81st minute. Newly promoted Harnrice Street go undefeated in the first three games of the season, drawing against Mansestra 3 goals to 3, pulling the game back from the brink of a loss with a goal in the 4th minute of injury time by Albert Farnley. Hullbury Town drew with Loconstead United two-two. Letson Town have also had a miserable start to the season, being one of only two teams (both highly predicted) with no points after 3 games. Their loss to Llandudno Local 3-1 speaks volumes about their team, and suggests that the performance last year is not going to be replicated.

Match Day 4

StoneHedge 1–3 Llandudno Local
Brandon Arnold '27; Kenith Durand '34, '48, Ryan Frost (RIT) '69

Loconstead United 1–3 Letson Town
Arthur Hunter '57; Ramon Wilkins '30, Kéirâ Andìsorì (CMT) '54, Joel Vega '81

Mansestra 3–0 Hullbury Town
Samuel Mitchell '24, '35, Jose Morgan '44

Merseyshore City 1–0 Harnrice Street
Thomas Peone '71

New Sarum 1–3 Dovertown
Wilmer Jaurequi '70; Irvin Brady '21, Rudolph Kennedy '52, Mark Phillips '71

Old Sarum 1–0 Castle of Newton
Branden Veresoto '83

Osgarl 0–0 Carredington

South Saints 1–0 Cardnid Town
Mark Sanchez '65

Birdingstone United 0–1 Briston Rovers
Lyndon Caudell '26

Blashpool City 1–2 Bourne River
Agueda Perea (OSR) '82; Elliot Price '39, Taylor Fisher '78

Llandudno Local get another win, this time beating StoneHedge, three goals to one. This is markedly better performance than in their first two games, where the team was struggling, and suggests the team may have settled down and be ready to play by now. Letson Town get their first points on the table with a strong win against fellow title contenders from last year, Loconstead United, after a very dominated game, winning three goals to one. Mansestra continue to surprise with their strong initial performance - which the bookies were not predicting - to maintain their position at the top of the league for one more week with a persuasive three-nil victory against Hullbury Town. Harnrice Street's momentum has been ended by a narrow one-nil loss to Merseyshore City, but still places them in good stead in the league table. Dovertown pile some more misery on to yet another struggling title contender from last year, New Sarum, beating them three goals to one. Branden Veresoto scored in the 83rd minute for Old Sarum to take the win over Castle of Newton, and Osgarl drew with Carredington nil-nil. Mark Sanchez brings the winning goal home for South Saints in a one-nil victory against newly promoted Cardnid Town. Briston Rovers also won their game against Birdingstone United one-nil. A late comeback from Blashpool City saw Bourne River under pressure, but they held on to the 2-1 win right to the end.

Match Day 5

Bourne River 1–0 StoneHedge
Taylor Fisher '62

Briston Rovers 3–0 Blashpool City
Elwood Hrin '64, '71, Lyndon Caudell '90

Cardnid Town 2–1 Birdingstone United
Nathaniel Fernandez '40, Julian West '68; Julian Harrington '21

Carredington 2–0 South Saints
Rigby Headley '26, James Cook '67

Castle of Newton 1–2 Osgarl
Dexter Vorbeck '71; Isaiah Richards '52, Walter Ingram '80

Dovertown 0–1 Old Sarum
Al Ja '29

Harnrice Street 0–1 New Sarum
Wilmer Jaurequi '80

Hullbury Town 3–2 Merseyshore City
George Adams '14, Robert Green '39, John Scott '71; Trey Shrieve '62, Thomas Peone '81

Letson Town 3–1 Mansestra
Kéirâ Andìsorì '37, '68, Ramon Wilkins '79; Samuel Mitchell '50

Llandudno Local 1–0 Loconstead United
Ryan Frost (RIT) '72

Bourne River leapfrog StoneHedge in the league table after 5 games, beating them one-nil, with Taylor Fisher scoring the goal in the 62nd minute. Briston Rovers, the team predicted to finish 18th this season, and be relegated, has beaten Blashpool City, the team predicted to win the title this season, convincingly by three goals to nil. Blashpool will be asking questions after such a poor performance against this team, especially considering that this game puts them into 18th in the league after 5 games. Newcomers Cardnid Town managed to achieve their first win of the season, beating Birdingstone United two goals to one, a team that has failed to win a single game as of yet. Carredington beat South Saints two goals to nil in a match that takes them off the bottom spot in the league. Newcomers Osgarl also won their game against Castle of Newton, a typical mid-table team currently hovering around the lower end of that margin, with a goal in the 80th minute after the game was equalised in the 71st minute by Dexter Vorbeck. A 29th minute goal by Al Ja gave Old Sarum the win against Dovertown, putting themselves up to the top of the league - a position no bookies were expecting them to be in at any stage in the league. An 80th minute goal from the substitute Wilmer Jaurequi handed New Sarum a narrow win against newly promoted Harnrice Street, putting them back on track in the league as they try to make up lost ground from their poor start. Hullbury Town edged out Merseyshore City in a tight game, which saw Hullbury Town score three goals to Merseyshore City's two, allowing them to just about leapfrog their opponents in this match. Letson Town won again to put themselves back on track in the league with a second three goals to one win, this time against Merseyshore City, which allows them to move up to 13th in the league at this stage. Finally, Llandudno Local compounded more misery on to Loconstead United - who in the pre-season, were expected title contenders - beating them with a 72nd minute goal from Ryan Frost of Ritenour, leaving Loconstead United floundering at the bottom of the table with only 2 points to their name.

League Standings after 5 matches:

Flame League            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Old Sarum                 5    4   1   0     6    1   +5    13
 2 Mansestra                 5    3   1   1    14    7   +7    10
 3 Briston Rovers            5    3   1   1     5    1   +4    10
 4 Hullbury Town             5    3   1   1    11    8   +3    10
 5 Merseyshore City          5    3   1   1     6    4   +2    10
 6 Bourne River              5    2   3   0     5    3   +2     9
 7 Osgarl                    5    2   3   0     4    2   +2     9
 8 Llandudno Local           5    3   0   2     8    9   −1     9
 9 Harnrice Street           5    2   1   2     9    6   +3     7
10 South Saints              5    2   1   2     4    5   −1     7
   StoneHedge                5    2   1   2     4    5   −1     7
12 New Sarum                 5    2   1   2     7   10   −3     7
13 Letson Town               5    2   0   3     7    8   −1     6
14 Cardnid Town              5    1   2   2     4    5   −1     5
15 Dovertown                 5    1   1   3     5    6   −1     4
16 Castle of Newton          5    1   1   3     6    9   −3     4
17 Carredington              5    1   1   3     3    6   −3     4
18 Blashpool City            5    1   0   4     6   10   −4     3
19 Birdingstone United       5    0   2   3     4    8   −4     2
20 Loconstead United         5    0   2   3     4    9   −5     2
Old Sarum: +14
Mansestra: +14
Briston Rovers: +15
Hullbury Town: +9
Merseyshore City: +14
Bourne River: +5
Osgarl: +10
Llandudno Local: +1
Harnrice Street: +1
South Saints: -5
StoneHedge: -3
New Sarum: -9
Letson Town: -11
Cardnid Town: +6
Dovertown: -9
Castle of Newton: -4
Carredington: -9
Blashpool City: -17
Birdingstone United: -5
Loconstead United: -16

by **Ethane** » Thu May 26, 2016 5:31 pm

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Wildfire Cup

Round of 64

Round of 32 Draw
Mabarit vs Osgarl
Cramford vs Swanmouth
Blue Hawk Norvelver vs Hummingbirds
Sunlanders vs Birdingstone United
Salisbury vs Libterham
Hotel Dagmar FC vs Fort Swanley
Jarefero vs Piot AC
New Sarum Nightclubs UTD vs Bourne River
Tiger Turtles FC vs Old Sarum
Kenton Street vs Loconstead United
Dresden Diamond vs Lake Wayton
Merseyshore City vs Librium
Windzent vs Condommakers FC
Little Cabs vs Park Heath
Oldfield United vs Halton
Llongev Orstunare vs Pathway Trust

by **Ethane** » Fri May 27, 2016 6:37 am

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FLAME LEAGUE

Match Day 6

StoneHedge 2–2 Loconstead United
Brandon Arnold '28, Lyle Hogan '61; Hayden Watts '40, Dennis Whitaker '84

Mansestra 1–1 Llandudno Local
Kevyn Stidolph '71; Kenith Durand '58

Merseyshore City 3–0 Letson Town
Thomas Peone '43, '61, Hayden Pilosi '78

New Sarum 1–1 Hullbury Town
Vernon Flick '61; Eugene Evans '50

Old Sarum 0–3 Harnrice Street
Layla (DAI) '20, '41, Jordan Lewis '63

Osgarl 1–1 Dovertown
Isaiah Richards '60; Harold Butler '86

South Saints 0–0 Castle of Newton

Birdingstone United 3–0 Carredington
Julian Harrington '40, '78, Hector Brown '90+2

Blashpool City 1–2 Cardnid Town
Agueda Perea (OSR) '68; Nathaniel Fernandez '37, Julian West '82

Bourne River 0–0 Briston Rovers

Loconstead United draw two-two with StoneHedge, after Dennis Whitaker scored an 84th minute goal, to pick up only their third point of the season - a sharp contrast to last season at the start of this season, where they finished third, a point behind first. Mansestra drew with Llandudno Local, one-one, dropping Mansestra down to third in the league standings at this stage of the season, and keeping Llandudno Local chugging along at mid-table. Merseyshore City, a team tipped for relegation at the start of the season, demolished last seasons league winners, Letson Town, with three goals, leaving Letson Town floundering in the bottom half of the league. Hullbury Town drew away against New Sarum one-one in a tense match, with many missed opportunities for both teams. Newly promoted Harnrice Street also continue their magnificent run to start this season off, and their campaign to not be relegated, beating out previous table-toppers Old Sarum (a surprise in itself) three goals to none, and putting them in a solid place to start their league campaign. Dovertown brought a point back from the brink after nicking a lucky 86th minute goal, to draw 1-1 against Osgarl. South Saints and Castle of Newton both played out to a nil-nil draw, with neither team able to break the deadlock that was the other teams defence - which was also the situation in the nil-nil draw between Bourne River and Briston Rovers. Finally, Cardnid Town, the team predicted to finish dead last in the league this season, beat Blashpool City who, at the start of the season, were predicted to win the league, two goals to one, with the winning goal coming from Julian West in the 82nd minute.

Match Day 7

Briston Rovers 2–3 StoneHedge
Lyndon Caudell '51, Ahmad Conzelmann '72; Willard Francis '29, Kevyn Stidolph '45+2, Craig Mitchell '78

Cardnid Town 0–0 Bourne River

Carredington 4–2 Blashpool City
Rigby Headley '12, '42, '73, Eddie Evans '55; Craig Foster '38, Agueda Perea (OSR) '64

Castle of Newton 2–3 Birdingstone United
Harley Windhausen '48, Leon Williamson '72; Carl Sanchez '60, Julian Harrington '78, Aubrey Griffin '89

Dovertown 0–0 South Saints

Harnrice Street 0–5 Osgarl
Lewis Belgrae '3, Yvonne Merry '27, '85, Isaiah Richards '54, Katherine Kater '81

Hullbury Town 0–0 Old Sarum

Letson Town 1–1 New Sarum
Wendell Griffith '65; Wilmer Jaurequi '38

Llandudno Local 2–1 Merseyshore City
Apollon Tennison (NPH) '43, Ryan Frost (RIT) '71; Trey Shrieve '59

Loconstead United 0–1 Mansestra
Jose Morgan '75

StoneHedge beat Briston Rovers in a thrilling match in which 5 goals were scored - 3 in the first half, and putting StoneHedge well on their way to record a decent finish this season - although not quite enough to jump Briston Rovers in the league as of yet due to goal difference. Cardnid Town and Bourne River played out a boring nil-nil draw, with neither side really having the chance that could have finished the game. Rigby Headley scored a hat-trick to allow Carredington to beat Blashpool City four goals to two. An 89th minute goal by Aubrey Griffin allowed Birdingstone United to take all 3 points from the match, even though they did not necessarily deserve it. South Saints record their third goalless match and second draw in a row against Dovertown, leaving the last time they scored in match day 4. Dovertown also continue their non-winning streak, the last time they won a game also being match day 4. In the match between two newly promoted teams this season, Osgarl and Harnrice Street, Osgarl managed to completely destroy their fellow promoted team, scoring 5 goals to Harnrice Streets none, leaving questions for the Harnrice street team to answer. Hullbury Town and Old Sarum also slog out the game to draw nil-nil. Letson Town continue to suffer in the lower half of the league, drawing against last seasons fellow title contenders, and this seasons bottom-half team, New Sarum, with one goal apiece. Llandudno Local boost their top-half hopes early in the season with a two-one win against Merseyshore City, with both the goals scored by foreigners, and a solitary goal by Jose Morgan in the 75th minute of the game gave Mansestra the one-nil win over Loconstead United, who are currently 19th in the league.

Match Day 8

StoneHedge 0–1 Mansestra
Jose Morgan '50

Merseyshore City 1–4 Loconstead United
Thomas Peone '80; Arthur Hunter '31, Hayden Watts '65, Karl Schwacha '82, '87

New Sarum 1–1 Llandudno Local
Nicky Vitaliango '54; Ryan Frost (RIT) '27

Old Sarum 1–2 Letson Town
Al Ja '12; Joel Vega '67, Kéirâ Andìsorì (CMT) '85

Osgarl 1–1 Hullbury Town
Isaiah Richards '45+1; Robert Green '68

South Saints 0–1 Harnrice Street
Layla (DAI) '71

Birdingstone United 1–0 Dovertown
Julian Harrington '88

Blashpool City 0–0 Castle of Newton

Bourne River 2–2 Carredington
Taylor Fisher '53, Elliot Price '72; Rigby Headley '26, James Cook '47

Briston Rovers 2–2 Cardnid Town
Lyndon Caudell '7, Elwood Hrin '39; Julian West '23, Summer Willis '71

StoneHedge lost to Mansestra in what was a 1 goal affair, with Jose Morgan scoring a stunner in the 50th minute for the win. This knocks StoneHedge out of the top half of the table at this stage, and increases Mansestra's lead at the top of the league. Loconstead United demolished Merseyshore City in a thrilling match, although were unable to achieve a clean sheet, with Thomas Peone scoring a conciliatory goal in the 80th minute, to make the score four-one. New Sarum slide further down the table after they just manage yet another draw, this time a one-one against Llandudno Local. Letson Town manage to obtain all three points from their match against Old Sarum through a goal in the 85th minute by Chromatikan player Kéirâ Andìsorì. She was approached afterwards for comment on this, but instead retreated into the changing rooms (which are separate for male and female, before anyone goes there). Old Sarum have all but lost the momentum that took them to the top of the league to start the season, unable to win any of their last three games in the league. Osgarl jump Old Sarum in the league after drawing one-one against Hullbury Town, who so far, are having a slightly better than average season. South Saints woes, and aims of reaching the top 4, and aiming for a globe cup position, slip away further, as they fail to win for a fourth game running, losing this time to Harnrice Street, who are having a great season for newly promoted team, one goal to South Saints none. Julian Harrington's 88th minute goal secured the 3 points against Dovertown, with Birdingstone United winning that match one-nil. This is also the fourth match in a row that Dovertown have failed to win, damaging their Globe Cup aims, and sending them plummeting to 17th in the league, just above three other teams who were not expected to be down at the bottom of the league at any stage in the season. Blashpool City and Castle of Newton tie their game nil-nil, leaving the predicted title winners and the predicted 12th place finishers last and second to last respectively in the league. Bourne River and Carredington tied up their game 2 goals apiece, which leaves Carredington down in the bottom half of the league, and Briston Rovers and Cardnid Town also tie up their game two-nil.

Match Day 9

Cardnid Town 1–0 StoneHedge
Julian West '61

Carredington 0–1 Briston Rovers
Elwood Hrin '79

Castle of Newton 0–0 Bourne River

Dovertown 1–1 Blashpool City
Rudolph Kennedy '61; Agueda Perea (OSR) '85

Harnrice Street 0–1 Birdingstone United
Keith Snyder '38

Hullbury Town 1–0 South Saints
George Adams '12

Letson Town 5–1 Osgarl
Kéirâ Andìsorì (CMT) '1, '40, '65, Ramon Wilkins '42, Winston Banks '79; Yvonne Merry '43

Llandudno Local 1–1 Old Sarum
Kenith Durand '23; Guillermo Wartell '65

Loconstead United 5–3 New Sarum
Rafael Foster '13, John McDonald '26, Hayden Watts '47, Dennis Whitaker '61, Ricardo Lewis '83; Nicky Vitaliango '25, Vernon Flick '64, Wilmer Jaurequi '90+1

Mansestra 2–1 Merseyshore City
Jose Morgan '37, Samuel Mitchell '46; Thomas Peone '61

Cardnid Town beat StoneHedge with a solitary goal in the 61st minute, the only really other major chance in the game going to waste on the StoneHedge side, in quite a dull, energy-lacking game. Briston Rovers continue their decent run with a victory against Carredington, who are currently sitting near the bottom of the league. Briston Rovers however, move up into third off the back of this win. Castle of Newton have failed to win a game for the 6th match running, losing out by a draw with Bourne River - a stalemate which neither team could break. Dovertown and Blashpool City draw their game one-one, leaving them both currently in the relegation zone after 9 games. Birdingstone win an expected victory against Harnrice Street after Keith Snyder stunning shot in the 38th minute. Hullbury Town scored quickly against the South Saints in the 12th minute, to make it 5 games running that they have failed to win a game. There have recently been calls for the manager to go, as there have been at most of the top teams from last year, who are now struggling in the bottom half of the table, but nothing has been finalised as of yet as to who may possibly replace them if they are fired or do resign. Letson Town smashed an underperforming Osgarl team, beating them 5 goals to 1 in a massive goal fest that was thrilling for everyone to watch. Llandudno Local and Old Sarum tied up their game one all, after two last minute shots were denied for Old Sarum, as they were offside. In the biggest goal-fest of the season so far, Loconstead United won only their second game of the season against New Sarum, who have also won only two games, five goals to three, and a potential sign of a turn around for both Loconstead United, and possibly Letson Town as well. Mansestra, previous relegation battlers last year, extend their lead of the league, after beating Merseyshore City two goals to one.

Match Day 10

StoneHedge 1–0 Merseyshore City
Brandon Arnold '44

New Sarum 1–0 Mansestra
Wilmer Jaurequi '77

Old Sarum 1–2 Loconstead United
Al Ja '64; John McDonald '37, Dennis Whitaker '63

Osgarl 1–1 Llandudno Local
Isaiah Richards '25; Ryan Frost (RIT) '56

South Saints 1–1 Letson Town
Jesse Carter '67; Kéirâ Andìsorì (CMT) '75

Birdingstone United 2–2 Hullbury Town
Ken Harper '54, Michael Taylor '71; George Adams '31, John Scott '89

Blashpool City 2–0 Harnrice Street
Agueda Perea (OSR) '61, Craig Foster '61

Bourne River 0–0 Dovertown

Briston Rovers 1–1 Castle of Newton
Lyndon Caudell '17; Harley Windhausen '34

Cardnid Town 0–0 Carredington

StoneHedge beat Merseyshore City in a close game, where only 1 goal was scored. This drops Merseyshore City in to the bottom half of the table, but still above their predicted position of 19th in the league. New Sarum snatch a win to move up the table slightly - something they have been struggling to do so far this season. This also reduces Mansestra's lead at the top of the league, but they still remain a win ahead of 2nd place. Loconstead United won against Old Sarum two-one, with Dennis Whitaker scoring the winning goal in the 63rd minute. Llandudno Local pull off a draw against Osgarl, a newly promoted side that has been performing way above expectations so far this season. South Saints make it six games without a win after drawing one-one against last season's winners, Letson Town, and Birdingstone United pulled off a draw against Hullbury Town, with two goals apiece. Blashpool City finally get a convincing victory, and only their second of the season, which puts real damage to their title hopes, beating Harnrice Street 2 goals to nil, which also damages the momentum Harnrice Street had to start the season further. Bourne River and Dovertown grind out another tie, also the sixth game without a win for Dovertown, leaving them 18th in the league, a shy way from their fifth position finish of last season. Briston Rovers and Castle of Newton tied 1 goal apiece, and Cardnid Town and Carredington tied 1 goal apiece, leaving Carredington hovering just above the relegation zone.

League standing after 10 matches

Flame League            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Mansestra                10    6   2   2    19   10   +9    20
 2 Hullbury Town            10    4   5   1    16   12   +4    17
 3 Briston Rovers           10    4   4   2    11    7   +4    16
 4 Llandudno Local          10    4   4   2    14   14    0    16
 5 Osgarl                   10    3   6   1    13   10   +3    15
 6 Birdingstone United      10    4   3   3    14   12   +2    15
 7 Old Sarum                10    4   3   3     9    9    0    15
 8 Bourne River             10    2   8   0     7    5   +2    14
 9 Letson Town              10    4   2   4    16   15   +1    14
10 Cardnid Town             10    3   5   2     9    8   +1    14
11 StoneHedge               10    4   2   4    10   11   −1    14
12 Harnrice Street          10    4   1   5    13   14   −1    13
13 Merseyshore City         10    4   1   5    12   13   −1    13
14 New Sarum                10    3   4   3    14   18   −4    13
15 Loconstead United        10    3   3   4    17   17    0    12
16 South Saints             10    2   4   4     5    8   −3    10
17 Carredington             10    2   3   5     9   14   −5     9
18 Dovertown                10    1   5   4     7    9   −2     8
19 Castle of Newton         10    1   5   4     9   13   −4     8
20 Blashpool City           10    2   2   6    12   17   −5     8
Up/Down from initial predictions:
Mansestra: +15
Hullbury Town: +11
Briston Rovers: +15
Llandudno Local: +5
Osgarl: +12 (PROMOTED)
Birdingstone United: +8
Old Sarum: +8
Bourne River: +3
Letson Town: -7
Cardnid Town: +10 (PROMOTED)
StoneHedge: -4
Harnrice Street: -2 (PROMOTED)
Merseyshore City: +6
New Sarum: -11
Loconstead United: -11
South Saints: -11
Carredington: -9
Dovertown: -12
Castle of Newton: -7
Blashpool City: -19

by **Ethane** » Fri May 27, 2016 11:11 am

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FLAME LEAGUE

Managers Sacked

After a string of bad results, which has seen the expected winner of this season drop into last place, and many of the teams that were near the top of the league last season dropping down to the bottom, the managers of the teams with the worst records have been sacked.

Darron Cruzgarcia of Blashpool City has been sacked, along with the assistant manager, Gareth Larser.

Winston Pacuzzi of Dovertown has been sacked, along with the assistant manager, Albert Durllorf.

Sanford Geiersbach of New Sarum has been sacked, along with the assistant manager, Benjamin Trump.

South Saints, Carredington, Loconstead United, Castle of Newton and Letson Town managers are all under close observation by their boards, and as such, if the poor form continues, they will also be fired.

The three teams who have had their managers sacked are currently looking for potential candidates to fill in the jobs.

by **Ethane** » Sat May 28, 2016 2:39 pm

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FLAME LEAGUE

New Manager's

Derrick Hostam from Marvin (Ritenour) has been appointed as manager of Blashpool City, who are currently bottom of the league, and is hoped to revive the team from their bottom-of-the-league-troubles.

Dovertown are currently in talks with the assistant coach at Greenville FC, Azrea. Talks are ongoing.

New Sarum have signed Jesuslav Satan (Quebec) to carry them to the end of the season, with the possibility of an ongoing contract after than, dependent on league placing and another deal.

South Saints are talking with the Azrean U21 coach, Steven Clarkson, about replacing their manager, but have not fired their manager as of yet. Talks are still ongoing.

by **Ethane** » Sat May 28, 2016 4:05 pm

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FLAME LEAGUE

Match Day 11

Carredington 0–0 StoneHedge

Castle of Newton 0–1 Cardnid Town
Julian West '61

Dovertown 2–1 Briston Rovers
Rudolph Kennedy '42, '67; Lyndon Caudell '49

Harnrice Street 3–0 Bourne River
Isabella Havesham '23, Kylie Mortina '56, Albert Farnley '87

Hullbury Town 1–0 Blashpool City
John Scott '64

Letson Town 4–1 Birdingstone United
Ramon Wilkins '37, '54, Winston Banks '72, Trifon Draxler (NPH) '85; Julian Harrington '21

Llandudno Local 0–0 South Saints

Loconstead United 1–1 Osgarl
Hayden Watts '12; Alison Baker '79

Mansestra 2–0 Old Sarum
Samuel Mitchell '51, Kevyn Stidolph '65

Merseyshore City 0–1 New Sarum
Pat Glus '62

@Letson Town

It was Kéirâ Andìsorì's first season in Ethane. She had been long wanting to leave Chromatika. She just didn't feel welcome there, everyone thought she was crazy, so she wanted somewhere to move to, somewhere to feel like she was part of something important, like a family - something she didn't have for many years. Letson Town, the winners of the Star league this season, offered her a chance to play, when no one else was, and she took it as soon as she first saw it. She was happy that someone was willing to give her a chance. She also really wanted this season to be a special one. She wanted to be a team player in Letson Town, but also to feel like everyone treated her the same way, like she was part of a unit, a team, special. That is why she signed up for it, that is why she moved away from Chromatika. To feel like part of a family. She realised, if she didn't feel this way at Letson Town, she would have to leave. But as it was not the end of the season, and the team had been treating her well, this decision whether to leave or stay was a long way off.

Match Day 12

StoneHedge 2–2 New Sarum
Willard Francis '26, Sherman Freeman '83; Vernon Flick '53, Abdul Debusk '72

Old Sarum 1–0 Merseyshore City
Al Ja '67

Osgarl 2–3 Mansestra
Yvonne Merry '27, Walter Ingram '83; Jose Morgan '35, '49, Howard Bailey '68

South Saints 2–2 Loconstead United
Jeffrey Roberts '28, Jesse Carter '64; John McDonald '56, Rafael Foster '89

Birdingstone United 3–3 Llandudno Local
Keith Snyder '15, Ken Harper '35, Julian Harrington '79; Colman McGlinchy '42, Ryan Frost (RIT) '56, Apollon Tennison '71

Blashpool City 0–1 Letson Town
Ramon Wilkins '61

Bourne River 1–0 Hullbury Town
Taylor Fisher '72

Briston Rovers 0–1 Harnrice Street
Layla (DAI) '30

Cardnid Town 0–1 Dovertown
Mark Phillips '85

Carredington 5–2 Castle of Newton
Malcolm Wilson '2, Rigby Headley '42, '56, '71, James Cook '84; Kenton Szal '25, Dexter Vorbeck '63

@Carredington

Rigby felt so excited to be on a team that last season was competing for Globe Cup places. He was in that team last year, but he never got to play much because he was so young. However, this season for him was different, as he had proved himself as worthy to be on the first team. He knew what he wanted from this team, a good position in the league, but also a position in the World cup team. The team would be drawn out from this seasons performances, and he knew that to get into it, he would need to pull off some magnificent performances to get himself noticed. That is exactly what he did on this day, in the match against Castle of Newton. He proved his capability to perform, and to score good goals. The hattrick just made him stand out, and gives him a boost for the world cup inclusion.

Match Day 13

Castle of Newton 1–1 StoneHedge
Harley Windhausen '74; Brandon Arnold '43

Dovertown 2–1 Carredington
Reginald Glover 21, Irvin Brady '62; James Cook '56

Harnrice Street 0–0 Cardnid Town

Hullbury Town 1–0 Briston Rovers
Robert Green '67

Letson Town 2–1 Bourne River
Ramon Wilkins '32, Kéirâ Andìsorì '71; Tommy White '50

Llandudno Local 3–4 Blashpool City
Ryan Frost (RIT) '12, Apollon Tennison (NPH) '20, Aengus Canavan '28; Wayne Peterson '6, Craig Foster '41, Agueda Perea (OSR) '50, Charles Bell '73, Adam Lee '90+4

Loconstead United 0–3 Birdingstone United
Ken Harper '34, Julian Harrington '67, Keith Snyder '79

Mansestra 1–1 South Saints
Jose Morgan '73; Darien Fear '44

Merseyshore City 0–2 Osgarl
Isaiah Richards '45+1, Sara Marsten '70

New Sarum 0–0 Old Sarum

@Blashpool City
Blashpool certainly have not had the best of starts to the season. Predicted to be the winners of the league this season, they were actually bottom of the league after 10 days. They had not been scoring the goals they should have been, and there was a lack of unity in their team, which was shown last year. However, the new manager, Derrick Hostam from Marvin, Ritenour, has brought changes to the team, enhanced their performance, and finally set them back to winning ways. He has managed to fully utilise the new foreign signings that the team acquired this year, and has brought the team back into a position of unity and teamwork, rather than the collapsing shambles it seemed to be before Darron Cruzgarcia was fired. It may be too early to predict how far this recovery will go, but it is almost certain that Blashpool City is not set to finish bottom of the league.

Match Day 14

StoneHedge 0–0 Old Sarum

Osgarl 1–2 New Sarum
Isaiah Richards '71; Vernon Flick '24, Abdul Debusk '45+2

South Saints 0–1 Merseyshore City
Thomas Peone '83

Birdingstone United 3–1 Mansestra
Pat Holland '3, Julian Harrington '42, '65; Russell Johnson '33

Blashpool City 0–1 Loconstead United
Arthur Hunter '57

Bourne River 2–1 Llandudno Local
Jacob Henley '45+3, Dorian Kelly '46; Ryan Frost (RIT) '71

Briston Rovers 1–1 Letson Town
Elwood Hrin '74; Joel Vega '90+3

Cardnid Town 1–0 Hullbury Town
Julian West '40

Carredington 1–0 Harnrice Street
Nevis Holmes '80

Castle of Newton 0–0 Dovertown

Kéirâ Andìsorì Interview

Jeremy Cook: So, Kéirâ, how do you feel at Letson Town?
Kéirâ: The team is certainly a good team. They had a really good run last season, and I hope that they can continue the run this year and win. I certainly feel like it is a place I could adapt to being at though. The team is friendly, and I feel like they are extremely welcoming and accepting, unlike what it was at home that led to me to decide to move here.
Jeremy Cook: Do you feel like you fit into the team on the pitch?
Kéirâ: I think so. Obviously, the rest of the team is great, and would be able to play fine without me, but naturally, I do feel like I add something to the team, something unique to me. Everyone adds their own uniqueness when they join a team, and I feel like I do that to this team. But sure, without me, as you can see by their league win last season, they do fine without me. I certainly bring speed to the team, something which they were lacking last year, and hopefully this will add another dimension to the team, that can help them win the league again.
Jeremy Cook: Finally, do you feel like you want to stay here more than just the year?
Kéirâ: Its too early to say really. I haven't really made up my mind whether I want to move back to Chromatika just yet, or whether I should stay here for a few years, at this team which has been ever so good to me, welcoming me in.

Match Day 15

Dovertown 1–1 StoneHedge
Adrian Alexander '66; Craig Mitchell '73

Harnrice Street 0–1 Castle of Newton
Kenton Szal '14

Hullbury Town 1–0 Carredington
George Adams '16

Letson Town 2–6 Cardnid Town
Ramon Wilkins '57, Kéirâ Andìsorì '73; Nathaniel Fernandez '9, '25, Sammy Carroll '34, Terry Morton '44, Julian West '60, Summer Willis '89

Llandudno Local 3–3 Briston Rovers
Ryan Frost (RIT) '34, Colman McGlinchy '72, '83; Lyndon Caudell '22, '27, Freddie Alborn '85

Loconstead United 1–0 Bourne River
Hayden Watts '56

Mansestra 1–2 Blashpool City
Jose Morgan '42; Agueda Perea (OSR) '21, Wayne Peterson '61

Merseyshore City 2–1 Birdingstone United
Thomas Peone '39, Hayden Pilosi '62; Julian Harrington '81

New Sarum 0–1 South Saints
Jesse Carter '85

Old Sarum 3–2 Osgarl
Guillermo Wartell '11, Delmar Ague '53, Sydney Chapin '84; Isaiah Richards '65, Yvonne Merry '77

Key Points:
South Saints finally win again, but still in bottom three.
Letson Town get demolished by newly promoted team Cardnid Town.
Mansestra struggling to hold lead at the top.

Flame League            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Mansestra                15    8   3   4    27   18   +9    27
 2 Hullbury Town            15    7   5   3    19   14   +5    26
 3 Cardnid Town             15    6   6   3    17   11   +6    24
 4 Letson Town              15    7   3   5    26   24   +2    24
 5 Old Sarum                15    6   5   4    13   13    0    23
 6 Birdingstone United      15    6   4   5    25   22   +3    22
 7 New Sarum                15    5   6   4    19   22   −3    21
 8 Harnrice Stree           15    6   2   7    17   16   +1    20
 9 Loconstead United        15    5   5   5    22   23   −1    20
10 Bourne River             15    4   8   3    11   12   −1    20
11 Osgarl                   15    4   7   4    21   19   +2    19
12 Dovertown                15    4   7   4    13   12   +1    19
13 StoneHedge               15    4   7   4    14   15   −1    19
14 Llandudno Local          15    4   7   4    24   26   −2    19
15 Merseyshore City         15    6   1   8    15   18   −3    19
16 Briston Rovers           15    4   6   5    16   15   +1    18
17 Carredington             15    4   4   7    16   19   −3    16
18 South Saints             15    3   7   5     9   12   −3    16
19 Blashpool City           15    4   2   9    18   24   −6    14
20 Castle of Newton         15    2   7   6    13   20   −7    13

Note:

In order to complete the leagues for the UICA deadline, I will not be continuing to rp to this level, and will only be posting short snippets. If I have the inspiration to, I may refer back to the leagues and fill them in at a later date, or if not, I will make sure that I have plenty of time to spare in order to get it all done to a thorough effort next season. I will still keep it to 5 matchdays a post however, so that the formatting if I do decide to come back to it is the same.

by **Ethane** » Sun May 29, 2016 4:43 pm

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FLAME LEAGUE

Match Day 16

StoneHedge 1–2 Osgarl

South Saints 1–0 Old Sarum

Birdingstone United 2–1 New Sarum

Blashpool City 2–3 Merseyshore City

Bourne River 1–1 Mansestra

Briston Rovers 3–3 Loconstead United

Cardnid Town 1–0 Llandudno Local

Carredington 0–1 Letson Town

Castle of Newton 1–0 Hullbury Town

Dovertown 6–1 Harnrice Street

Blashpool City continues to struggle against all opponents, and does not look set to be able to compete in this league season - a complete contrast from the pre-season predictions. Dovertown wallop newly promoted team Harnrice Street 6-1, humiliating their team. For the first time in this season, South Saints have won two games in a row.

Match Day 17

Harnrice Street 0–0 StoneHedge

Hullbury Town 1–1 Dovertown

Letson Town 1–0 Castle of Newton

Llandudno Local 0–0 Carredington

Loconstead United 2–0 Cardnid Town

Mansestra 2–0 Briston Rovers

Merseyshore City 1–0 Bourne River

New Sarum 2–1 Blashpool City

Old Sarum 2–2 Birdingstone United

Osgarl 2–1 South Saints

Blashpool City continue in their losing ways, seem to be unable to recover from their poor start to the season, no matter what a Derrick Hostam, from Marvin is doing. Letson Town get into the title ace, and are now one point behind the current surprise leaders, Mansestra, with no apparent 'big' opposition to stop them.

Match Day 18

StoneHedge 0–3 South Saints

Birdingstone United 3–0 Osgarl

Blashpool City 1–5 Old Sarum

Bourne River 1–0 New Sarum

Briston Rovers 0–1 Merseyshore City

Cardnid Town 1–5 Mansestra

Carredington 0–2 Loconstead United

Castle of Newton 4–0 Llandudno Local

Dovertown 1–1 Letson Town

Harnrice Street 1–1 Hullbury Town

Old Sarum smash Blashpool City to pile more misery onto them, who are currently sitting at the bottom of the league with 12 losses in the season so far. Letson draw one-one to Dovertown, which allows Mansestra to extend their lead at the top of the table to three as they trounced Cardnid Town one-five.

Match Day 19

Hullbury Town 0–1 StoneHedge

Letson Town 6–1 Harnrice Street

Llandudno Local 1–1 Dovertown

Loconstead United 1–0 Castle of Newton

Mansestra 0–0 Carredington

Merseyshore City 0–0 Cardnid Town

New Sarum 1–0 Briston Rovers

Old Sarum 0–1 Bourne River

Osgarl 1–2 Blashpool City

South Saints 0–1 Birdingstone United

Blashpool City win only their fifth game of the season, but still remain last in the league due to Carredington's nil-nil draw against league-leaders Mansestra. Mansestra's draw against Carredington also allows Letson Town to move close to the top spot again, with a six-one destruction of Harnrice Street.

Match Day 20

StoneHedge 0–1 Birdingstone United

South Saints 1–0 Blashpool City

Osgarl 0–2 Bourne River

Old Sarum 3–0 Briston Rovers

New Sarum 2–2 Cardnid Town

Merseyshore City 1–2 Carredington

Mansestra 2–2 Castle of Newton

Loconstead United 3–0 Dovertown

Llandudno Local 1–0 Harnrice Street

Letson Town 1–0 Hullbury Town

Mansestra draws again, this time to relegation-fighting Castle of Newton, two-two, which allows Letson Town to leapfrog them into first place in the league. Blashpool lose again, to keep them bottom of the league. Harnrice Street continue to slip down the league with yet another loss, this time against Llandudno Local, which contrasts their strong start to the season.

Flame League            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Letson Town              20   11   4   5    36   26  +10    37
 2 Mansestra                20   10   6   4    37   22  +15    36
 3 Birdingstone United      20   10   5   5    34   25   +9    35
 4 Loconstead United        20    9   6   5    33   26   +7    33
 5 Old Sarum                20    8   6   6    23   18   +5    30
 6 Bourne River             20    7   9   4    16   14   +2    30
 7 Cardnid Town             20    7   8   5    21   20   +1    29
 8 Merseyshore City         20    9   2   9    21   22   −1    29
 9 Hullbury Town            20    7   7   6    21   19   +2    28
10 New Sarum                20    7   7   6    25   28   −3    28
11 Dovertown                20    5  10   5    22   19   +3    25
12 South Saints             20    6   7   7    15   15    0    25
13 Osgarl                   20    6   7   7    26   28   −2    25
14 Llandudno Local          20    5   9   6    26   32   −6    24
15 StoneHedge               20    5   8   7    16   21   −5    23
16 Harnrice Stree           20    6   4  10    20   30  −10    22
17 Carredington             20    5   6   9    18   23   −5    21
18 Castle of Newton         20    4   8   8    20   24   −4    20
19 Briston Rovers           20    4   7   9    19   25   −6    19
20 Blashpool City           20    5   2  13    24   36  −12    17

by **Ethane** » Sun May 29, 2016 5:16 pm

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FLAME LEAGUE

Match Day 21

Letson Town 1–0 StoneHedge

Hullbury Town 4–1 Llandudno Local

Harnrice Street 1–1 Loconstead United

Dovertown 1–7 Mansestra

Castle of Newton 0–0 Merseyshore City

Carredington 3–1 New Sarum

Cardnid Town 1–0 Old Sarum

Briston Rovers 3–0 Osgarl

Bourne River 0–0 South Saints

Blashpool City 2–0 Birdingstone United

Letson Town take another typical one-nil win to maintain their lead at the top of the league, but Mansestra pile the pressure on with a seven-one rout against Dovertown. Blashpool City get possibly their first convincing win of the season, but still remains in last place in the league, and Harnrice Street edge closer to the relegation zone with a draw against Loconstead United.

Match Day 22

StoneHedge 0–1 Blashpool City

Birdingstone United 0–1 Bourne River

South Saints 1–2 Briston Rovers

Osgarl 1–1 Cardnid Town

Old Sarum 1–0 Carredington

New Sarum 1–1 Castle of Newton

Merseyshore City 1–0 Dovertown

Mansestra 1–0 Harnrice Street

Loconstead United 4–0 Hullbury Town

Llandudno Local 3–1 Letson Town

Letson Town's three-one loss to Llandudno Local allows Mansestra to reclaim the lead in the league after an unconvincing one-nil win against Harnrice Street, which drops them into the relegation zone. Blashpool City wins again to pull themselves out of last place in the league, and within touching distance of the relegation-free zone.

Match Day 23

Llandudno Local 1–1 StoneHedge

Letson Town 0–3 Loconstead United

Hullbury Town 3–3 Mansestra

Harnrice Street 1–1 Merseyshore City

Dovertown 0–1 New Sarum

Castle of Newton 1–0 Old Sarum

Carredington 5–1 Osgarl

Cardnid Town 0–0 South Saints

Briston Rovers 1–1 Birdingstone United

Bourne River 1–0 Blashpool City

Letson Town lost to Loconstead United, pushing them down into third, but Mansestra fail to fully capitalise on this slip-up, drawing three-three against Hullbury Town. Blashpool lose again to slip back into last place as the other current relegation-positioned teams drew their matches.

[align=center]Match Day 24

StoneHedge 0–1 Bourne River

Blashpool City 1–2 Briston Rovers

Birdingstone United 1–2 Cardnid Town

South Saints 1–0 Carredington

Osgarl 1–0 Castle of Newton

Old Sarum 1–1 Dovertown

New Sarum 1–1 Harnrice Street

Merseyshore City 1–0 Hullbury Town

Mansestra 4–1 Letson Town

Loconstead United 3–3 Llandudno Local

Letson Town get demolished by league leaders Mansestra, which extends Mansestra's league and pushes Letson Town down to fourth, behind Loconstead United, who drew three-three with Llandudno Local, and Bourne River, who beat StoneHedge one-nil. Meanwhile, Blashpool City lose one-two to Briston Rovers, further harming their survival hopes this season - a complete contrast from their predicted first place finish in the league this season.

Match Day 25

Loconstead United 2–0 StoneHedge

Llandudno Local 1–1 Mansestra

Letson Town 1–1 Merseyshore City

Hullbury Town 2–3 New Sarum

Harnrice Street 1–0 Old Sarum

Dovertown 0–1 Osgarl

Castle of Newton 1–0 South Saints

Carredington 3–1 Birdingstone United

Cardnid Town 2–1 Blashpool City

Briston Rovers 1–0 Bourne River

Loconstead United move closer to the lead position in the league, capitalising on Mansestra's draw with Llandudno Local, by winning two-nil against relegation-battling StoneHedge. Letson Town fail to keep up with their opponents out in front, only drawing one-one with Merseyshore City to allow 2nd to pull away to a 3 point lead. Blashpool City's misery is compounded further with a loss away to Cardnid Town.

Flame League            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Mansestra                25   13   8   4    53   28  +25    47
 2 Loconstead United        25   12   8   5    46   30  +16    44
 3 Letson Town              25   12   5   8    40   37   +3    41
 4 Cardnid Town             25   10  10   5    27   23   +4    40
 5 Bourne River             25   10  10   5    19   15   +4    40
 6 Merseyshore City         25   11   5   9    25   24   +1    38
 7 Birdingstone United      25   10   6   9    37   34   +3    36
 8 New Sarum                25    9   9   7    32   35   −3    36
 9 Old Sarum                25    9   7   9    25   22   +3    34
10 Briston Rovers           25    8   8   9    28   28    0    32
11 Hullbury Town            25    8   8   9    30   31   −1    32
12 Osgarl                   25    8   8   9    30   37   −7    32
13 Carredington             25    8   6  11    29   28   +1    30
14 South Saints             25    7   9   9    17   18   −1    30
15 Llandudno Local          25    6  12   7    35   42   −7    30
16 Castle of Newton         25    6  10   9    23   26   −3    28
17 Harnrice Stree           25    7   7  11    24   34  −10    28
18 Dovertown                25    5  11   9    24   30   −6    26
19 StoneHedge               25    5   9  11    17   27  −10    24
20 Blashpool City           25    7   2  16    29   41  −12    23

by **Ethane** » Sun May 29, 2016 5:44 pm

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FLAME LEAGUE

Match Day 26

StoneHedge 0–0 Briston Rovers

Bourne River 1–0 Cardnid Town

Blashpool City 0–3 Carredington

Birdingstone United 2–1 Castle of Newton

South Saints 1–1 Dovertown

Osgarl 2–1 Harnrice Street

Old Sarum 1–0 Hullbury Town

New Sarum 3–6 Letson Town

Merseyshore City 1–4 Llandudno Local

Mansestra 3–1 Loconstead United

Mansestra's three-one win against title challengers Loconstead United allows them to extend their lead at the top of the league to 6 points, as Letson Town capitalised, by winning against New Sarum three-six to move level with Loconstead United, but with extreme pressure from behind, as everyone fights for the Globe Cup places. Blashpool suffer another defeat, at the hands of Carredington, which extend their gap to freedom to 3 points.

Match Day 27

Mansestra 1–2 StoneHedge

Loconstead United 0–2 Merseyshore City

Llandudno Local 1–1 New Sarum

Letson Town 1–2 Old Sarum

Hullbury Town 1–0 Osgarl

Harnrice Street 1–1 South Saints

Dovertown 1–1 Birdingstone United

Castle of Newton 0–1 Blashpool City

Carredington 3–1 Bourne River

Cardnid Town 0–0 Briston Rovers

A relatively boring day for the title race, as most of the major contenders for the title lose, maintaining Mansestra's gap at the top of the league at six points. At the bottom of the table, Blashpool manage to win against Castle of Newton, but fail to advance in position, as all the other teams in the relegation zone also win their respective matches.

Match Day 28

StoneHedge 0–1 Cardnid Town

Briston Rovers 1–1 Carredington

Bourne River 0–1 Castle of Newton

Blashpool City 1–1 Dovertown

Birdingstone United 1–7 Harnrice Street

South Saints 1–0 Hullbury Town

Osgarl 3–1 Letson Town

Old Sarum 1–0 Llandudno Local

New Sarum 0–2 Loconstead United

Merseyshore City 1–1 Mansestra

Loconstead United close the gap on Mansestra to four points by winning against New Sarum nil-two, after Mansestra drew Merseyshore City one-one. Harnrice Street completely destroyed Birdingstone United one-seven, damaging their possible (but far-reaching) title hopes. Letson Town lost to Osgarl, falling further behind in a bid to retain the title, allowing Cardnid Town, newcomers to the league, to pounce them for third place.

Match Day 29

Merseyshore City 0–0 StoneHedge

Mansestra 2–1 New Sarum

Loconstead United 1–2 Old Sarum

Llandudno Local 1–1 Osgarl

Letson Town 0–0 South Saints

Hullbury Town 0–1 Birdingstone United

Harnrice Street 1–0 Blashpool City

Dovertown 0–1 Bourne River

Castle of Newton 2–0 Briston Rovers

Carredington 0–3 Cardnid Town

The opposition stumble, and cannot keep up with the power from Mansestra, as they storm to a 7 point lead in the league, with only 9 matches left to go. Could they do it? A relegation bound team - could they win the title? Meanwhile, Blashpool City, the expected title winners, fall further into the pit of relegation, now 7 points behind freedom, and with only 9 matches left in the season, it is not looking pretty for them.

Match Day 30

StoneHedge 0–0 Carredington

Cardnid Town 0–1 Castle of Newton

Briston Rovers 0–1 Dovertown

Bourne River 0–0 Harnrice Street

Blashpool City 2–0 Hullbury Town

Birdingstone United 5–1 Letson Town

South Saints 2–2 Llandudno Local

Osgarl 1–1 Loconstead United

Old Sarum 3–3 Mansestra

New Sarum 0–0 Merseyshore City

Mansestra drew their game, but no other teams were able to capitalise on their stumble, with the lead still remaining at 7 points. The race for the Globe Cup also is very close, with anyone from position 8 and up within a few points of each other in the league, which makes for an interesting final few match days. Blashpool also shorten the gap to freedom to 5 points after beating Hullbury Town, but still remain bottom.

Flame League            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Mansestra                30   15  10   5    63   36  +27    55
 2 Loconstead United        30   13   9   8    51   38  +13    48
 3 Old Sarum                30   13   8   9    34   27   +7    47
 4 Cardnid Town             30   12  11   7    31   25   +6    47
 5 Bourne River             30   12  11   7    22   19   +3    47
 6 Birdingstone United      30   13   7  10    47   44   +3    46
 7 Letson Town              30   13   6  11    49   50   −1    45
 8 Merseyshore City         30   12   8  10    29   29    0    44
 9 Osgarl                   30   10  10  10    37   42   −5    40
10 Carredington             30   10   8  12    36   33   +3    38
11 New Sarum                30    9  11  10    37   46   −9    38
12 South Saints             30    8  13   9    22   22    0    37
13 Castle of Newton         30    9  10  11    28   29   −1    37
14 Harnrice Stree           30    9   9  12    34   38   −4    36
15 Llandudno Local          30    7  15   8    43   48   −5    36
16 Briston Rovers           30    8  11  11    29   32   −3    35
17 Hullbury Town            30    9   8  13    31   36   −5    35
18 Dovertown                30    6  14  10    28   34   −6    32
19 StoneHedge               30    6  12  12    19   29  −10    30
20 Blashpool City           30    9   3  18    33   46  −13    30

by **Ethane** » Sun May 29, 2016 6:15 pm

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FLAME LEAGUE

Match Day 31

New Sarum 1–2 StoneHedge

Merseyshore City 1–0 Old Sarum

Mansestra 5–3 Osgarl

Loconstead United 1–1 South Saints

Llandudno Local 1–1 Birdingstone United

Letson Town 2–3 Blashpool City

Hullbury Town 1–1 Bourne River

Harnrice Street 0–2 Briston Rovers

Dovertown 2–3 Cardnid Town

Castle of Newton 1–2 Carredington

Letson Town are stumbling at the final hurdle, and have dropped down to 8th following another loss, damaging any chance of retaining their title. However, this is good news for Blashpool, and their second win in a row, for their hopes of survival, as they move within 3 points of freedom, pushing Dovertown (another surprise this low) into last place in the league.

Match Day 32

StoneHedge 0–2 Castle of Newton

Carredington 0–1 Dovertown

Cardnid Town 0–2 Harnrice Street

Briston Rovers 0–1 Hullbury Town

Bourne River 1–1 Letson Town

Blashpool City 1–1 Llandudno Local

Birdingstone United 0–1 Loconstead United

South Saints 1–0 Mansestra

Osgarl 0–2 Merseyshore City

Old Sarum 1–1 New Sarum

Mansestra lose to South Saints, and Loconstead win their game against Birdingstone United, but the gap to the leaders still remains at 6 points, and with 6 matches remaining, will be tough to catch. Letson Town can provide no answer, as they draw to Bourne River, falling yet further behind the Globe Cup places, with very little hope of retaining their title. Blashpool move to 4 points in the relegation zone after drawing with Llandudno Local, and Dovertown win to move within 3 points of safety.

Match Day 33

Old Sarum 0–1 StoneHedge

New Sarum 5–3 Osgarl

Merseyshore City 1–0 South Saints

Mansestra 1–4 Birdingstone United

Loconstead United 0–4 Blashpool City

Llandudno Local 2–0 Bourne River

Letson Town 2–2 Briston Rovers

Hullbury Town 0–0 Cardnid Town

Harnrice Street 3–6 Carredington

Dovertown 0–0 Castle of Newton

Letson are struggling to claim even a Globe Cup place after their title win last season. With 5 matches to go, they are 4 points behind Globe Cup positions, and have been struggling to pick up wins. It will be interesting to see whether they can get the place in the Globe Cup. Mansestra lose again, but so do Loconstead, with Merseyshore City jumping them to 2nd place, on 53 points, 5 points behind the leaders. Blashpool City move within two of safety, and with 5 matches left, their hopes of survival are still alive.

Match Day 34

StoneHedge 1–0 Dovertown

Castle of Newton 3–2 Harnrice Street

Carredington 0–1 Hullbury Town

Cardnid Town 0–0 Letson Town

Briston Rovers 0–2 Llandudno Local

Bourne River 0–0 Loconstead United

Blashpool City 5–0 Mansestra

Birdingstone United 1–1 Merseyshore City

South Saints 1–0 New Sarum

Osgarl 1–2 Old Sarum

Letson Town fail to move any closer to a Globe Cup position with a draw against Cardnid Town. Blashpool beat Mansestra to move out of the relegation zone, and leave Mansestra in a position where they have lost for 3 games straight, but are still 4 points clear at the top.

Match Day 35

Osgarl 0–1 StoneHedge

Old Sarum 1–0 South Saints

New Sarum 3–1 Birdingstone United

Merseyshore City 0–1 Blashpool City

Mansestra 1–0 Bourne River

Loconstead United 1–1 Briston Rovers

Llandudno Local 1–1 Cardnid Town

Letson Town 1–0 Carredington

Hullbury Town 3–2 Castle of Newton

Harnrice Street 1–2 Dovertown

Flame League            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Mansestra                35   17  10   8    70   49  +21    61
 2 Loconstead United        35   14  12   9    54   44  +10    54
 3 Old Sarum                35   15   9  11    38   31   +7    54
 4 Merseyshore City         35   15   9  11    34   31   +3    54
 5 Cardnid Town             35   13  14   8    35   30   +5    53
 6 Birdingstone United      35   14   9  12    54   51   +3    51
 7 Letson Town              35   14   9  12    55   56   −1    51
 8 Bourne River             35   12  14   9    24   24    0    50
 9 Hullbury Town            35   12  10  13    37   39   −2    46
10 Llandudno Local          35    9  18   8    50   51   −1    45
11 New Sarum                35   11  12  12    47   54   −7    45
12 Carredington             35   12   8  15    44   40   +4    44
13 Castle of Newton         35   11  11  13    36   36    0    44
14 South Saints             35   10  14  11    25   25    0    44
15 Blashpool City           35   13   4  18    47   49   −2    43
16 StoneHedge               35   10  12  13    24   32   −8    42
17 Briston Rovers           35    9  13  13    34   38   −4    40
18 Osgarl                   35   10  10  15    44   57  −13    40
19 Dovertown                35    8  15  12    33   39   −6    39
20 Harnrice Stree           35   10   9  16    42   51   −9    39

Mansestra needs a win to win the league.

by **Ethane** » Sun May 29, 2016 6:27 pm

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Wildfire Cup

Round of 32

Oldfield United 5–3 Halton
Llongev Orstunare 1–0 Pathway Trust
Little Cabs 0–0 Park Heath (0–1 AET)
Windzent 3–0 Condommakers FC
Merseyshore City 0–1 Librium
Dresden Diamond 1–4 Lake Wayton
Kenton Street 1–3 Loconstead United
Tiger Turtles FC 2–2 Old Sarum (4–2 AET)
New Sarum Nightclubs UTD 1–0 Bourne River
Piot AC 0–1 Jarefero
Hotel Dagmar FC 0–1 Fort Swanley
Salisbury 0–0 Libterham (1–1 AET) (3–1 pen.)
Birdingstone United 2–2 Sunlanders (2–2 AET) (6–5 pen.)
Blue Hawk Norhelver 1–1 Hummingbirds (1–1 AET) (4–5 pen.)
Cramford 1–1 Swanmouth (1–1 AET) (4–3 pen.)
Mabarit 0–1 Osgarl

Round of 16

Oldfield United 1–2 Llongev Orstunare
Park Heath 2–1 Windzent
Librium 4–4 Lake Wayton (4–4 AET) (3–5 pen.)
Loconstead United 1–0 Tiger Turtles FC
New Sarum Nightclubs UTD 1–1 Jarefero (2–1 AET)
Fort Swanley 0–2 Salisbury
Birdingstone United 1–2 Hummingbirds
Cramford 1–0 Osgarl

Round of 8

Llongev Orstunare 0–0 Park Heath (0–0 AET) (2–3 pen.)
Lake Wayton 1–1 Loconstead United (2–2 AET) (2–3 pen.)
New Sarum Nightclubs UTD 1–3 Salisbury
Hummingbirds 1–1 Cramford (1–2 AET)

Round of 4

Park Heath 1–8 Loconstead United
Salisbury 1–0 Cramford

Final

Loconstead United 3–0 Salisbury

by **Ethane** » Sun May 29, 2016 6:44 pm

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Fire League:

All                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Fredring               38   18  11   9    59   37  +22    65    Series B Champion's Cup, Promotion
 2 Carnwale               38   18   9  11    27   17  +10    63    Series B Champion's Cup, Promotion
 3 Portonmouth            38   18   6  14    44   36   +8    60    Series B Champion's Cup, Playoffs
 4 Rhayader               38   18   6  14    50   46   +4    60    Playoffs
 5 Ketley                 38   17   8  13    25   20   +5    59    Playoffs
 6 Millbrook              38   14  14  10    46   34  +12    56    Playoffs
 7 Lake Wayton            38   15  11  12    40   40    0    56
 8 Lewis                  38   15  11  12    29   29    0    56
 9 Kenton Street          38   15  10  13    36   32   +4    55
10 Ibsdon City            38   14  11  13    71   70   +1    53
11 Jarefero               38   14  10  14    43   35   +8    52
12 Southern Hampton       38   14   9  15    51   47   +4    51
13 Redbridge              38   13  11  14    35   37   −2    50
14 Halton                 38   13  11  14    70   74   −4    50
15 Swanmouth              38   13  10  15    41   46   −5    49
16 Telford Down           38   13   9  16    25   29   −4    48
17 Grice                  38   11  12  15    29   37   −8    45
18 Dundon                 38   10  11  17    68   88  −20    41
19 Prightley              38    8  14  16    37   55  −18    38
20 Brightonhill           38    6  12  20    31   48  −17    30

by **Ethane** » Sun May 29, 2016 6:55 pm

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FLAME LEAGUE

Match Day 36

StoneHedge 0–1 Harnrice Street

Dovertown 2–2 Hullbury Town

Castle of Newton 1–3 Letson Town

Carredington 1–0 Llandudno Local

Cardnid Town 2–1 Loconstead United

Briston Rovers 1–1 Mansestra

Bourne River 0–1 Merseyshore City

Blashpool City 1–2 New Sarum

Birdingstone United 2–2 Old Sarum

South Saints 1–0 Osgarl

(insert rp here)

[align=center]Match Day 37

South Saints 0–1 StoneHedge

Osgarl 5–1 Birdingstone United

Old Sarum 0–1 Blashpool City

New Sarum 1–1 Bourne River

Merseyshore City 0–2 Briston Rovers

Mansestra 1–2 Cardnid Town

Loconstead United 4–3 Carredington

Llandudno Local 1–1 Castle of Newton

Letson Town 0–1 Dovertown

Hullbury Town 3–0 Harnrice Street

Match Day 38

StoneHedge 0–1 Hullbury Town

Harnrice Street 4–0 Letson Town

Dovertown 0–0 Llandudno Local

Castle of Newton 1–1 Loconstead United

Carredington 1–5 Mansestra

Cardnid Town 1–0 Merseyshore City

Briston Rovers 1–1 New Sarum

Bourne River 2–0 Old Sarum

Blashpool City 1–1 Osgarl

Birdingstone United 0–0 South Saints

Flame League            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Mansestra                38   18  11   9    77   53  +24    65    Champions Cup, CEDC
 2 Cardnid Town             38   16  14   8    40   32   +8    62    Globe Cup
 3 Loconstead United        38   15  13  10    60   50  +10    58    Globe Cup
 4 Merseyshore City         38   16   9  13    35   34   +1    57    Globe Cup
 5 Old Sarum                38   15  10  13    40   36   +4    55
 6 Bourne River             38   13  15  10    27   26   +1    54
 7 Letson Town              38   15   9  14    58   62   −4    54
 8 Hullbury Town            38   14  11  13    43   41   +2    53
 9 Birdingstone United      38   14  11  13    57   58   −1    53
10 New Sarum                38   12  14  12    51   57   −6    50
11 South Saints             38   11  15  12    26   26    0    48
12 Carredington             38   13   8  17    49   49    0    47
13 Llandudno Local          38    9  20   9    51   53   −2    47
14 Blashpool City           38   14   5  19    50   52   −2    47
15 Castle of Newton         38   11  13  14    39   41   −2    46
16 Briston Rovers           38   10  15  13    38   40   −2    45
17 Harnrice Stree           38   12   9  17    47   54   −7    45
18 StoneHedge               38   11  12  15    25   34   −9    45
19 Dovertown                38    9  17  12    36   41   −5    44
20 Osgarl                   38   11  11  16    50   60  −10    44

by **Ethane** » Sat Jun 25, 2016 3:08 pm

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SEASON FINALE

FLAME LEAGUE

Flame League            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Mansestra                38   18  11   9    77   53  +24    65    Champions Cup, CEDC
 2 Cardnid Town             38   16  14   8    40   32   +8    62    Globe Cup
 3 Loconstead United        38   15  13  10    60   50  +10    58    Globe Cup
 4 Merseyshore City         38   16   9  13    35   34   +1    57    Globe Cup
 5 Old Sarum                38   15  10  13    40   36   +4    55
 6 Bourne River             38   13  15  10    27   26   +1    54
 7 Letson Town              38   15   9  14    58   62   −4    54
 8 Hullbury Town            38   14  11  13    43   41   +2    53
 9 Birdingstone United      38   14  11  13    57   58   −1    53
10 New Sarum                38   12  14  12    51   57   −6    50
11 South Saints             38   11  15  12    26   26    0    48
12 Carredington             38   13   8  17    49   49    0    47
13 Llandudno Local          38    9  20   9    51   53   −2    47
14 Blashpool City           38   14   5  19    50   52   −2    47
15 Castle of Newton         38   11  13  14    39   41   −2    46
16 Briston Rovers           38   10  15  13    38   40   −2    45
17 Harnrice Street           38   12   9  17    47   54   −7    45
18 StoneHedge               38   11  12  15    25   34   −9    45    Relegated
19 Dovertown                38    9  17  12    36   41   −5    44    Relegated
20 Osgarl                   38   11  11  16    50   60  −10    44    Relegated

League Formalities

Mansestra win, enter the Champions Cup and the CEDC.
Cardnid Town, Loconstead United and Merseyshore City all enter the Globe Cup.
StoneHedge, Dovertown and Osgarl are all relegated, after finishing in the bottom three positions in the league.
Mansestra is awarded 50 million for winning the league, plus 25 million for entry into the Champions Cup and 10 million for entry into the CEDC.
Cardnid Town, Loconstead United and Merseyshore City are each awarded 40 million for finishing in the top five, and are awarded 15 million for entry into the Globe Cup.
Old Sarum wins 40 million for finishing in the top five.
Teams in sixth to twentieth position win between 38 million and 10 million, with the value of the prize decreasing 2 million per lower place. For example, Bourne River wins 38 million, Letson Town win 36 million and Hullbury Town wins 34 million.
The league will not be running for the next season, leaving a one season delay due to administrative issues in the running of the league. However, entries will still be put into UICA tournaments, and therefore the teams who currently sit in UICA positions will qualify again for the next edition, and receive the funding from such a qualification.

FIRE LEAGUE

All                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Fredring               38   18  11   9    59   37  +22    65    Series B Champion's Cup, Promotion
 2 Carnwale               38   18   9  11    27   17  +10    63    Series B Champion's Cup, Promotion
 3 Portonmouth            38   18   6  14    44   36   +8    60    Series B Champion's Cup, Playoffs
 4 Rhayader               38   18   6  14    50   46   +4    60    Playoffs
 5 Ketley                 38   17   8  13    25   20   +5    59    Playoffs
 6 Millbrook              38   14  14  10    46   34  +12    56    Playoffs
 7 Lake Wayton            38   15  11  12    40   40    0    56
 8 Lewis                  38   15  11  12    29   29    0    56
 9 Kenton Street          38   15  10  13    36   32   +4    55
10 Ibsdon City            38   14  11  13    71   70   +1    53
11 Jarefero               38   14  10  14    43   35   +8    52
12 Southern Hampton       38   14   9  15    51   47   +4    51
13 Redbridge              38   13  11  14    35   37   −2    50
14 Halton                 38   13  11  14    70   74   −4    50
15 Swanmouth              38   13  10  15    41   46   −5    49
16 Telford Down           38   13   9  16    25   29   −4    48
17 Grice                  38   11  12  15    29   37   −8    45
18 Dundon                 38   10  11  17    68   88  −20    41
19 Prightley              38    8  14  16    37   55  −18    38
20 Brightonhill           38    6  12  20    31   48  −17    30

League Formalities

Fredring win, enter the Series B Champions Cup and are promoted to the Flame League for the next officially run season.
Carnwale finish second, enter the Series B Champions Cup and are promoted to the Flame League for the next officially run season.
Portonmouth finish third, enter the Series B Champions Cup and enter the playoffs for promotion to the Flame League for the next officially run season.
Rhayader, Ketley and Millbrook enter the playoffs for promotion to the Flame League for the next officially run season.
Dundon, Prightley and Brightonhill are relegated to the Candle League for the first officially run season.
Fredring is awarded 15 million for winning the league, plus 10 million for entry into the Series B Champions Cup, and 7.5 million for promotion to the Flame League.
Carnwale is awarded 10 million for coming in the top five, plus 10 million for entry into the Series B Champions Cup and 7.5 million for promotion to the Flame League.
Portonmouth is awarded 10 million for coming in the top five, plus 10 million for entry into the Series B Champions Cup and 1 million for entry into the playoffs.
Rhayader and Ketley are awarded 10 million for coming in the top five, plus 1 million for entry into the playoffs.
Millbrook are awarded 9.5 million for finishing 6th, plus 1 million for entry into the playoffs.
Teams in seventh to twentieth position win between 9 million and 2.5 million, with the value of the prize decreasing 0.5 million every lower place. For example, Lake Wayton wins 9 million, Lewis wins 8.5 million and Kenton Street wins 8 million.
The league will not be running for the next season, leaving a one season delay due to administrative issues in the running of the league. However, entries will still be put into UICA tournaments, and therefore the teams who currently sit in UICA positions will qualify again for the next edition, and receive the funding from such a qualification.
While there has been no leagues lower than this due to administrative issues, from the next official season there will be lower leagues. Therefore, the bottom three teams will still be relegated, and the decision for who is 'promoted' from the lower league will be decided by a random number generator, to avoid bias.

Playoffs

Round 1:
Portonmouth 2–2 Millbrook
Rhayader 1–0 Ketley

Round 2:
Millbrook (3) 1–2 (4) Portonmouth
Ketley (0) 0–0 (1) Rhayader

Final:
Portonmouth 3–0 Rhayader

Playoff Formalities

Portonmouth win the playoffs, and are therefore promoted to the Flame League for the next officially run season.
Portonmouth is awarded 5 million for promotion via the playoffs.

Leith, Salisbury and Fort Swanley are the teams to be promoted from the unplayed third tier. All tiers will compete in the season after next, once all administration is complete.

by **Ethane** » Sat Jun 25, 2016 3:08 pm

stuff

by **Ethane** » Fri Aug 26, 2016 2:48 pm

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LEAGUE PREVIEW

FLAME LEAGUE

The football leagues in Ethane are going into the third season. After Mansestra's top performance 'two' seasons ago, which saw them, surprisingly, win the league, they will be hoping to build on their performance, and stay in the top positions in the league. Letson Town will be hoping to take back their top position, after finishing a disappointing seventh place in the last played season. By far the biggest surprise however was Cardnid Town, newly promoted, but finishing second, and the biggest surprise relegation is Dovertown, who finished fifth in the last played season.

Having taken a break for the last season, because of administrative and organisational issues with the league format, the teams will all be refreshed coming into this season, and ready to play some decent football, vying for those UICA tournament positions.

FIRE LEAGUE

Team Name - Prediction
Dovertown - 6
StoneHedge - 3
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by **Ethane** » Wed Nov 30, 2016 5:37 pm

Explosive News: Sports
National Football

FLAME LEAGUE

Birdingstone United 0–2 South Saints
Blashpool City 2–2 Portonmouth
Briston Rovers 0–1 Old Sarum
Bourne River 1–3 New Sarum
Cardnid Town 2–0 Merseyshore City
Carnwale 0–1 Mansestra
Carredington 1–2 Loconstead United
Castle of Newton 1–2 Llandudno Local
Fredring 3–6 Letson Town
Harnrice Street 3–2 Hullbury Town

South Saints start off strong with a two goal win against the Birdies. This bodes well for them this season, with their new recent signings up front to bolster their attacks paying off immediately. Blashpool City start with a disappointing draw against Portonmouth, who was only just promoted for this season. While this suggests that Blashpool are going to be in for a difficult season, with their frailties in defence exposed in the first game, Portonmouth will be buoyed by this strong result, considering they are considered one of the weakest teams in the league this season. Old Sarum win against Briston Rovers in late fashion, with a goal in the 87th minute pulling them over for the three points in a game which they should have dominated, where Briston’s defence fared relatively well. Bourne River lose against New Sarum in disappointing fashion, with their defence being taken apart in clinical fashion - a problem which Bourne River will have to deal with quickly, considering their heavy reliance on their defensive strength. Cardnid Town achieved a relatively decent win against Merseyshore City considering their relative parity in skill level, taking 2 goals through their strong striker in Julian West, who plays in the national team. Mansestra pick up what is expected to be a routine win against a newly promoted team, considering their victory in the league last season. Loconstead pick up an early, but tight win against one of the league’s stronger teams, fighting to continue their consistency at the top of the league - finishing both of the previous seasons in third place in the league. The new signing of Sh'carlton Giraud-Hutchinson proved to be effective for the team, adding to their already strong lineup. Carredington recognise that this wasn’t the best result to start the season with, but know that this is just the start, and an unlucky team to start against, with plenty of other opportunities to win during the season. Llandudno Local pick up a win against Castle of Newton - two relatively level teams - with Ryan Frost of Ritenour and Apollon Tennison of Nephara proving vital to the team’s performance, especially since Dewayne Boivin left for foreign shores a couple of seasons ago. It is questioned what would happen if the team lost these two, and the team is hoping not to have to find out too soon. Castle of Newton will be disappointed with the loss to one of their rivals, but won’t be too disheartened, as the league has only just begun. Letson Town destroy Fredring, scoring 6 goals, with Kéirâ Andìsorì of Chromatika and Dex Temple of Eshan possibly more crucially proving they have the goods for the team, and are willing to deliver in this season. However, Letson’s leaky defence was once again evidenced in this match through the conceding of 3 goals against a newly promoted team, raising fears that the new signings in defence haven’t bolstered the team’s backline, raising fears that the team will struggle against teams they need to be winning against to win the league this season. Harnrice Street achieve a victory against Hullbury Town at home. It was appearing to be going to a draw, with a relative stalemate between the teams towards the end of the second half, but a goal in the 82nd minute by Layla of Dainer gave Harnrice Street the lead, and the three points. Hullbury Town will be left extremely disappointed by the result, considering they were so close to clinching a point in the match, and will be considering what went wrong which led to the mess up in defence, and how to resolve the problems surrounding the occasional holes which appear in their defensive line.

South Saints 1–0 Hullbury Town
Letson Town 2–1 Harnrice Street
Llandudno Local 3–2 Fredring
Loconstead United 2–4 Castle of Newton
Mansestra 0–2 Carredington
Merseyshore City 1–0 Carnwale
New Sarum 2–0 Cardnid Town
Old Sarum 1–0 Bourne River
Portonmouth 0–1 Briston Rovers
Birdingstone United 3–2 Blashpool City

South Saints narrowly beat Hullbury Town at home, with Felix Schwarzenegger from Nephara scoring the winning goal in the dying moments of the match to make it 2 wins out of 2. Harnrice Street almost pull off a massive upset against Letson Town, with some luck on Letson’s side to keep the ball out of the net in the final few moments of the game. This game highlighted the weaknesses in their defence, even with the new defensive signings, indicating this could be a problem area in their title bid this season. Llandudno Local pull out a decent performance in attack against Fredring, scoring 3 goals to win the game, yet they struggled in defence against the supposedly weak Fredring attack, highlighting problems for Llandudno in the season to come. Loconstead United are disappointed with their result against Castle of Newton - losing two goals to Newton’s four. The analysts will be looking into this game to see where the team went wrong, and hoping they can get the team back on track after this appalling match. Carredington manage a 2-0 victory away at the previous league winners to mark their first three points of the season. Merseyshore City get a single goal against newly promoted Carnwale, marking two teams who are expected to be fighting relegation against each other. Merseyshore City however will be confident with their victory against Carnwale, and will hope to carry on with more victories. New Sarum win against Cardnid Town as expected, with Nicky Vitaliango and Vernon Flick scoring for New Sarum during the match. Old Sarum upset the heavily defensive Bourne River, opening up gaps in the Bourne defence which aren’t normally there, and that they will need to plug to have a successful season and come near their 4th place prediction. Briston Rovers beat newly promoted Portonmouth away, in what is expected to be another two teams fighting to stay in the flame league. Birdingstone United clinch victory at home against Blashpool City with a goal-fest which saw 5 goals scored, 3 of them in the second half. Blashpool went up two in the first half, before the Birdies came back in the second half and scored 3 goals to take the victory in the match, and pick up their first points of the season.

Blashpool City 1–0 South Saints
Briston Rovers 3–1 Birdingstone United
Bourne River 1–0 Portonmouth
Cardnid Town 0–1 Old Sarum
Carnwale 0–4 New Sarum
Carredington 1–1 Merseyshore City
Castle of Newton 3–4 Mansestra
Fredring 3–0 Loconstead United
Harnrice Street 3–2 Llandudno Local
Hullbury Town 2–2 Letson Town

Blashpool City beat over South Saints resilient defence at home, scoring in the 79th minute, after the Saints defence failed to hold up any longer, as it had been the whole match with battering after battering like a storm making landfall. The Birdies will be heavily disappointed with their loss against Briston Rovers today, Briston managing to score 3 goals against the disorganised Birdies, who only managed a measly one goal to compete. Their defence had no answer to the Rovers, who played with the intention to win, and the passion to win today - something they have been lacking in previous encounters. Bourne River’s defence holds up against Portonmouth, who were doing their best to try to register their first win of the season, managing to pip them with a lucky longshot by Taylor Fisher in the 86th minute. Bourne will be breathing a sigh of relief with this result, after having not picked up any points so far in the season prior to this win. Old Sarum pick up a narrow win away against Cardnid Town - a result they will be happy with considering the two teams relative parity in skill. New Sarum demolished newly promoted Carnwale four goals to none, putting them top of the table by a fair margin based on goal difference, in contrast to Carnwale’s position at the bottom of the table, pointless in the season so far. Carredington and Merseyshore City both scored a goal apiece to tie the game up after 90 minutes plus injury time, leaving them both going home with one point in the bag. Mansestra picked up a narrow win against Castle of Newton in what was a relatively high scoring, energetic game. Mansestra, who were the winners of the last season, don’t seem to be producing the same form as last season, but when they do get to attack, their national team strikers in Samuel Mitchell and Jose Morgan can be brutal, as evidenced in this game. However, this game also highlights the weaknesses that the team possesses in defence, hence why they will likely not win the league this season. Loconstead United are hit with yet another shocking defeat, being utterly destroyed by newly promoted Fredring three goals to none. This shows the relative weakness in the mindset at the moment, and their dreams of winning the league will be shattered if they do not correct their mindset and find out where they need to improve. Harnrice Street scored three at home to Llandudno Local’s two goals, to take home the three points from the match. Letson Town are also held to a frustrating draw, after Hullbury Town managed to equalise within injury time. Kéirâ Andìsorì and Dex Temple picked up the two goals for Letson Town in the first half, but George Adams managed to score 2 goals within the last 10 minutes, and the last goal within injury time to frustrate the weak Letson Town’s defence and steal a point from the match.

South Saints 2–1 Letson Town
Llandudno Local 3–6 Hullbury Town
Loconstead United 3–2 Harnrice Street
Mansestra 3–2 Fredring
Merseyshore City 2–1 Castle of Newton
New Sarum 0–1 Carredington
Old Sarum 1–0 Carnwale
Portonmouth 0–1 Cardnid Town
Birdingstone United 2–4 Bourne River
Blashpool City 1–0 Briston Rovers

South Saints pull of what could be one of the defining victories of the season against Letson Town, beating them 2-1 at home. Both are UICA team contenders, and are in very similar positions in the table, albeit Letson slightly lower than they hoped (they were hoping to quickly pull away and build a lead). Dex Temple started off the scoring with a 28 yard goal in the 32nd minute, before South Saints leveled with a stunner in the 43rd minute. They came back fighting and a stunner from Felix Schwarzenegger in the 79th minute sealed the game for them. Hullbury Town destoyed Llandudno Local in a stunning 9 goal match - a disappointment for Llandudno considering their usual emphasis on attack. Loconstead United just pipped Harnrice Street with a 85th minute goal sending them that 1 goal ahead - scored by Dmitri Lisov from Savalen - to win the game. Mansestra struggled against Fredring, but managed to secure the three point. Merseyshore City scrape a victory overy Castle of Newton, making this one of the best starts Merseyshore City has had to a season ever. Carredington slog out a narrow victory against New Sarum, with Rigby Headley scoring the winning header in the 26th minute, the defence picking up for the rest of the game. This gives Old Sarum the chance to move into first - a position they were competing in but fell short of last season. Old Sarum take that first spot with a narrow win against Carnwale, and even though it does propel them into first, the fact they only managed 1 goal against the newly promoted team who has not picked up a single point this season yet should instill worry into the managers at Old Sarum, suggesting this run is not sustainable. Cardnid Town pick up a narrow win against Portonmouth, two teams that will be looking for a good initial run to bolster their position in the league. The typically defensive Bourne River manages to score 4 goals against the Birdies, who struggled to really get a foot in the game, even with the 2 goals they did score. The two goals were silly mistakes by the usually strong Bourne River defence - spelling problems for the team if their attack doesn’t keep up, as they normally fall back on their defensive structure. Yet Taylor Fisher and Erik Petersen will be happy with the two goals they picked up apiece. Blashpool City win expectedly against Briston Rovers, yet it appears that Blashpool have not regained the strength they had in season one and are still in a lower-table mindset, which they need to snap out of to recover.

Briston Rovers 0–1 South Saints
Bourne River 0–0 Blashpool City
Cardnid Town 1–1 Birdingstone United
Carnwale 0–4 Portonmouth
Carredington 2–2 Old Sarum
Castle of Newton 4–5 New Sarum
Fredring 1–0 Merseyshore City
Harnrice Street 1–3 Mansestra
Hullbury Town 3–2 Loconstead United
Letson Town 6–3 Llandudno Local

South Saints manage only 1 goal against Briston Rovers, who haven’t had too bad a start to the season themselves. Yet with the onslaught their defence held, suggesting the Saints have a strong team this season to contend with. Bourne River were uninspiring against Blashpool City, slogging it out to pick up 1 point at home - a disappointing result, but nevertheless holding. Cardnid Town also manage to grasp onto a point at home to Birdingstone United, with both teams scoring a goal within 5 minutes of each other. Portonmouth thrash Carnwale, who are having a miserable start to their first season in the Flame league - not picking up a single point so far in five matches. Carredington and Old Sarum manage to score two goals against each other - a last minute equaliser rescuing a point for Old Sarum - to take home a point. New Sarum just pip Castle of Newton with an 86th minute winner by Vernon Flick to take the goal count in the extremely enthralling game to 9. Fredring surprise Merseyshore City with a strong performance in defence to clinch the game, after Martin Sanchez scored the winner in the 8th minute. Mansestra pick up another three points against Harnrice Street, taking them into fourth in the league with 4 wins and 1 loss - a good start to their title defence. Hullbury Town disappoint Loconstead United by pulling of a controversial injury time goal to send them into the lead. Considering their league positions over the past two seasons - both third - this has been a disappointing start to their third season, only winning 2 games and losing 3 to put them in 15th in the league. Llandudno Local will be disappointed once again with a loss of such a margin. However, Letson Town will be buoyed by the result; Kéirâ Andìsorì and Dex Temple turning out for them in force. This will instill hope for the season ahead - a hope that instead of the disappointment of the second season, they can win the league once again.

South Saints 4–1 Llandudno Local
Loconstead United 6–4 Letson Town
Mansestra 4–4 Hullbury Town
Merseyshore City 1–3 Harnrice Street
New Sarum 2–0 Fredring
Old Sarum 0–0 Castle of Newton
Portonmouth 0–2 Carredington
Birdingstone United 2–0 Carnwale
Blashpool City 0–0 Cardnid Town
Briston Rovers 0–1 Bourne River

Once again, Llandudno Local have lost in a high scoring game by a three goal margin. South Saints dominate the game, with their defence shutting down any Llandudno attacks and their newly reformed attack for this season inspiring the team with their magnificent performance in front of goal. Llandudno will need to be analysing whats going wrong with their team and fix it quick if they don’t want to be in a relegation battle this season. Loconstead United and Letson Town will be stunned by what is the highest scoring game of the season so far. It was one of the freest played games in a long time, and there was no stopping the momentum of both teams. However, it was the home team of Loconstead United that managed to gain the edge and picked up the three points from the match. Mansestra and Hullbury Town rack up goals, but a 84th minute equaliser by Samuel Mitchell for Mansestra meant the game finished as an exciting 4-4 draw, with both teams deservedly taking home a point each. Harnrice Street take a decent win away against Merseyshore City, who are expected to be fighting relegation this season. New Sarum take a solid win against Fredring, with no real answer to their attacks. Old Sarum slog out a boring 0-0 draw with Castle of Newton, both teams playing uninspiring games. Carredington take a solid win away against relegation-fighting Portonmouth, racking up a solid two goals against a team with no real substantial answer at any point during the match. Birdingstone United further compound Carnwale’s misery, winning against a team which has failed to pick up a single point so far this season. There is likely to be discussions in the background about the possible replacement of the manager, although considering they are newly promoted they may be more lenient this early on in the season. Blashpool City and Cardnid Town drag out a boring 0-0 draw in Blashpool. Bourne River’s defence holds against a relatively uninspiring Briston Rovers team, with the only shot Bourne had on target and the only shot on target in the whole game being the winning goal for team.

Bourne River 2–0 South Saints
Cardnid Town 2–0 Briston Rovers
Carnwale 0–1 Blashpool City
Carredington 2–0 Birdingstone United
Castle of Newton 4–0 Portonmouth
Fredring 0–2 Old Sarum
Harnrice Street 2–0 New Sarum
Hullbury Town 0–0 Merseyshore City
Letson Town 1–1 Mansestra
Llandudno Local 4–5 Loconstead United

Bourne River will be pleased with the win against their rivals, and at such a confident margin. This will instill the hope in themselves that they had begun to lack, even with their decent-ish performances. South Saints will be disappointed with this match as well. This is only their second loss of the season, and they realise that a win here would have sent them to the top of the league. Cardnid Town get an expected win over Briston Rovers to propel themselves into eleventh place in the league. Carnwale once against fails to pick up any points even after 7 match days with another loss, this time a narrow one to Blashpool City, suggesting they are a little out of their depth in the top league of Ethanese football. Carredington score 2 goals - both by Malcolm Wilson - to beat a Birdies team that has been struggling to gain real traction so far this season. Castle of Newton, a mediocre team in the top flight, destroy the newly promoted Portonmouth team four goals to nil to serve as an embarrasment to the team. Harley Windhausen proved a vital part of a team that was able to overrun their opposition on the pitch, who offered no real defence. Old Sarum pick up a two-nil win away against Fredring, who languish just outside the relegation zone while Old Sarum regains the lead in the title race, albeit with a very long time to go. New Sarum will be disappointed they didn’t use the opportunity of a game against Harnrice Street to maintain their lead in the league, rather than a 2-0 loss dropping them a position. Hullbury Town were unable to repeat their flashes of inspiration in this game, instead only slogging it out for a goalless draw, having shot only three times on target. The two previous league winners duel it out in Letson, and only manage a one-all draw against each other. Loconstead United just pip Llandudno Local with a 89th minute goal, possibly marking the recovery of Loconstead. However, this will further compound the misery of Llandudno Local, who have been taking loss after loss and are in the relegation zone currently, even with their inspirational attacks that would win games if they had a decent defensive system.

South Saints 0–1 Loconstead United
Mansestra 2–0 Llandudno Local
Merseyshore City 1–2 Letson Town
New Sarum 2–0 Hullbury Town
Old Sarum 1–0 Harnrice Street
Portonmouth 0–3 Fredring
Birdingstone United 1–0 Castle of Newton
Blashpool City 2–3 Carredington
Briston Rovers 2–0 Carnwale
Bourne River 1–2 Cardnid Town

Loconstead United edge out South Saints with a goal in the 65th minute by Dmitri Lisov of Savalen, in what was an incredibly closely matched game. South Saints were able to hold in defence for much of the game, but a counter attack managed to catch the Saints out by surprise, and gave Loconstead United all they needed to win - a goal. South Saints tried to rally and equalise, but they were unable to find the goal they needed, even with so many opportunities. This match will be seen as a wasted opportunity by South Saints, and could be a very important match in the title race, depending on where this season goes. Mansestra easily beat Llandudno Local at home, 2 goals to none, further compounding their misery as they sit 18th in the league, having only won 2 games, receiving 6 points from it. Letson Town received a scare from Merseyshore City, who almost equalised in the dying moments of the game. However, solid efforts from Letson’s keeper - David Reynolds - managed to keep the ball out of the net and maintain the three points for Letson Town, even though they weren’t necessarily deserved. New Sarum take a two goal win over Hullbury Town, maintaining their position in second behind Old Sarum. Fredring destroy fellow newly promoted team Portonmouth 3 goals to none, further heightening fears in Portonmouth that they won’t be able to stay up this season, considering their weak promotion place. The Birdies pull off a narrow win against Castle of Newton, with the national team player Julian Harrington scoring the winning goal for Birdingstone United. Carredington scrape a win over Blashpool City in a five goal thriller, scoring 3 goals to Blashpool’s 2, with Carredington’s Rigby Headley scoring the winning goal in the 78th minute. Briston Rovers, despite being a relatively lowly ranked side in the league, still manages to solidly beat Carnwale and prevent them from picking up any points in the first 8 matches, showing the true extent of Carnwale’s issues; they can’t even beat a fellow lowly ranked team in the league. Cardnid Town shock Bourne River with a stunner in 68th minute by the national team player of Julian West which won the game for them, despite Bourne River’s best defensive efforts. This seems to highlight a potential problem in the usually solid defensive lineup, which the team will have to deal with to have a successful season.

Cardnid Town 3–2 South Saints
Carnwale 0–0 Bourne River
Carredington 4–3 Briston Rovers
Castle of Newton 0–1 Blashpool City
Fredring 1–1 Birdingstone United
Harnrice Street 2–0 Portonmouth
Hullbury Town 0–0 Old Sarum
Letson Town 2–1 New Sarum
Llandudno Local 2–1 Merseyshore City
Loconstead United 3–2 Mansestra

Cardnid Town complete the difficult task of wearing down the Saints defence, scoring a decent three goals against the side, who seemed to be struggling against Cardnid Town. Whether it was down to squad fatigue, or other problems in the team that need to be addressed - such as the breaking down of relations in defence - will be monitored over the next few weeks. Carnwale pick up their first point of the season against a disappointing Bourne River who played too safely and didn’t make enough of their chances - even with 80% possession. Bourne River doesn’t lack strikers in any form though, its just they’re playing the wrong tactics and not using the foreign signings fully or even much at all. Carredington score four goals to Briston Rover’s three, pushing them up into second in the current league standings. This is a good start for the team, but they will need to make sure they remain consistent to be competing for the top positions of the league by the end of the season, with the top of the league remaining so close. Agueda Perea of Blashpool City scored the solitary goal against Castle of Newton in the 52nd minute to give Blashpool the win. Fredring hold the Birdies to a one-all draw, to the disappointment of Birdingstone, who would have been looking for a win here to push them into the top half of the table. Harnrice Street complete a confident win over Portonmouth to make this the fourth game in the row which Portonmouth lost, without scoring a single goal. This highlights potential problems the team has up front that they will have to address if they wish to not be relegated immediately after being promoted - which based on their current position, they will be. Hullbury Town drag out a 0-0 draw with top of the league Old Sarum, neither team having the real break opportunity to get in on goal. However, some strong saves by Joe Henderson certainly did keep Old Sarum in the game and maintained a point for them away at Hullbury. Letson Town beat New Sarum in a closely fought match by a goal, with neither side failing to score. Kéirâ Andìsorì worked wonders up front, scoring both goals for Letson Town - and showing why, if the rumours are true, she will be sorely missed by the team. However, Vernon Flick wasn’t empty of magic for New Sarum, and if it wasn’t for the marvellous save by David Reynolds in the 84th minute, then New Sarum and Letson Town would have gone home with a point each. Llandudno Local pick up their first win in seven matches against Merseyshore City, after a long run of large losses to start the league. This bumps them up out of the relegation zone, giving them a little more breathing space. However, the fact that Merseyshore City is also a low-table team is worrying for Llandudno, and their weaknesses in attack seem to be damaging them as a team, and could lead to their relegation if the team doesn’t get its act together, especially in attack. Loconstead United also pick up a decent win over Mansestra, with Dmitri Lisov of Savalen scoring 2 of the 3 goals, including the winning goal in the 87th minute - spelling good news for Loconstead’s ambitions in beating the previous season’s winners, moving them up into fourth place in the league.

South Saints 1–2 Mansestra
Merseyshore City 1–2 Loconstead United
New Sarum 2–2 Llandudno Local
Old Sarum 1–2 Letson Town
Portonmouth 0–0 Hullbury Town
Birdingstone United 0–1 Harnrice Street
Blashpool City 0–0 Fredring
Briston Rovers 2–2 Castle of Newton
Bourne River 1–0 Carredington
Cardnid Town 1–1 Carnwale

The previous league champions pick up a win away against South Saints, beating what is supposed to be one of the stronger defensive teams in the league at their home ground. Samuel Mitchell’s 80th minute goal, assisted by Kevyn Stidolph, gave Mansestra the winning goal as the inextricably took apart the Saints defence bit by bit. Loconstead United just grasp a win away against relegation-favourites Merseyshore City, who remain floundering at the depths of the league. Merseyshore City tried to come back towards the end of the game, with Thomas Peone scoring a goal in the 84th minute and just missing in the 87th and 88th minute, but Loconstead United managed to hold firm. Llandudno Local manage to pick up a point away at New Sarum - one they were not expected to be able to get from this match, with Ryan Frost’s goal in the 90th minute highlighting weaknesses in New Sarum’s ability to hold on at the end, suggesting under pressure, they choke. Letson Town achieve yet another narrow 2-1 win, this time away against league leaders Old Sarum. Dex Temple scored the winning goal in the 58th minute, while the the performance of Jack Temner in defence kept Old Sarum from picking up an equaliser in the rest of the game. This moves them within 1 point of the top 2 - Letson Town sit on 20 points while Loconstead United and Old Sarum currently sit on 21. Portonmouth managed to stem the flow of goals being scored against them by holding Hullbury Town to a 0-0 draw at home. While they would have been hoping that some of their efforts on goals would have gone in, they will have been relieved that the lightning quick counters of Jack Smith on the right wing especially came to nothing. Harnrice Street narrowly beat Birdingstone United, piling further worries on the strength of the Birdies team, who have lost half their games so far this season and only won 3. However, this win moves Harnrice Street to within 3 points of the league leaders because of how close the top of the league is, which can be considered a strong start for the team this season. Blashpool United were held to a draw at home to newly promoted Fredring, who are doing much better than expected in contrast to the other newly promoted teams - they are currently 13th in the league to Portonmouth’s 19th and Carnwale’s 20th. Briston Rovers and Castle of Newton played out an exciting draw, scoring 2 goals apiece and constantly keeping the other team - and the audience - on their toes. However, it was Harley Windhausen in the 74th minute who scored the equaliser for Castle of Newton after ages of not being able to find a gap through, making the final 15th minutes of the game much more exciting, even though no goals were scored. Bourne River won at home against Carredington by controlling the game from the defence, and waiting for gaps to open rather than wishing for the best. This is the most likely way to explain the 73% possession rate which Bourne River held in the game - one of the highest possession rates of the league. Carredington, however, will be disappointed with the result, and the opening which allowed Taylor Fisher to score, as winning, or even drawing this match would have moved them to the top of the league. Carnwale picked up only their second point of the season, this one through a draw away at Cardnid Town, highlighting weaknesses in the Cardnid Town defence if they allowed such a poor team to score against them, and at home. At this match, the world learnt that Carnwale actually did have some strikers on their team, with Robert Santiago scoring Carnwale’s first goal of the season. However, this disappointing stat isn’t just a problem with the strikers, its a whole team effort, as without being passed the ball in a place where they have a chance to shoot, they will never shoot nor score.

Carnwale 0–2 South Saints
Carredington 1–0 Cardnid Town
Castle of Newton 1–0 Bourne River
Fredring 1–0 Briston Rovers
Harnrice Street 0–1 Blashpool City
Hullbury Town 1–3 Birdingstone United
Letson Town 3–1 Portonmouth
Llandudno Local 2–5 Old Sarum
Loconstead United 4–2 New Sarum
Mansestra 0–0 Merseyshore City

South Saints pick up three points away at Carnwale easily. Felix Schwarzenegger scored both goals up front in the 56th minute and the 73rd minute, as the team slowly wore down and broke the defence of Carnwale. Carnwale remain sat at the bottom of the league, with most pundits saying that they will be the first team to be relegated, having only picked up two points and scored 1 goal in the season so far. Carredington narrowly beat Cardnid Town at home, with Rigby Headley scoring the winning goal in only the 42nd second of the match. Castle of Newton upset Bourne River by sneaking a goal past their solid defence, robbing Bourne River of a point of which they were arguably deserving of this match. Fredring beat Briston Rovers to continue their relatively successful first season, putting them at 12th in the league. Blashpool City also achieved a narrow one goal win over Harnrice Street, winning the team a clean sheet which they were very deserving of considering their valiant defensive effort to maintain their lead. Craig Foster knocked home the winner for Blashpool in the 68th minute - propelling them into 7th place and within touching distance of the top teams. The Birdies thumped Hullbury with a three goal to one win away, showing weaknesses in Hullbury’s defence when under pressure to perform at home, suggesting the team struggles when pressure is applied. Julian Harrington scored two goals to make him man of the match - a well earned title after his valiant display. Letson Town achieved a comfortable win against struggling newly promoted Portonmouth, who also look likely to be relegated at the end of the season, with Dex Temple, Kéirâ Andìsorì and Joel Vega sharing in the spoils. This places them 4th in the league - where they want to be considering their aims of winning the league this season. Llandudno Local’s woes in defence were highlighted once again with yet another 3 goal margin thrashing, highlighting serious problems with a lack of talent in defence, which is vital as can be seen in their games. While Llandudno have the third best offence in these 11 games, scoring 24 goals, they also have the worst defence in the league, conceding 37 goals - an average of almost 3 a game, which shows their problems in defence. Loconstead United continue to power through the league, increasing their hope in a title win this season for the most consistent side in the league. They were easily able to overcome a weak New Sarum at home, with Dmitri Lisov and Hayden Watts playing key roles up front in scoring two goals apiece, while the defence disallowed New Sarum from scoring anymore than 2 goals. Mansestra and Merseyshore City drag out a zero-goal draw, with little in the way of credible efforts to attempt to win the game - a disappointing game for the title defenders.

Carredington 0–1 South Saints
Castle of Newton 2–0 Carnwale
Fredring 0–1 Cardnid Town
Harnrice Street 0–0 Bourne River
Hullbury Town 1–0 Briston Rovers
Letson Town 0–1 Blashpool City
Llandudno Local 3–6 Birdingstone United
Loconstead United 0–1 Portonmouth
Mansestra 1–2 Old Sarum
Merseyshore City 1–4 New Sarum

South Saints win yet another game - their third win on the bounce and eighth win overall - placing them in fifth in the league. Carredington put in a good effort, and had multiple efforts on goal which if the keeper hadn’t been there, would have gone in, but the performance of Brody Church in goal and the goal by Felix Schwarzenegger in the 38th minute, followed by an impenetrable defence of South Saints, gave them the three points for the win. Castle of Newton comfortably won against Carnwale, who have yet to win a game this season. Kenton Szal scored both goals to take the win for Castle of Newton, while Carnwale had no real answer. Cardnid Town narrowly won over Fredring away, with a goal in the 89th minute granting them a lucky victory. Bourne River once again show their vulnerabilities in offence, making it three goals in a row without a single goal, and knocking them down to 12th in the league, yet still comfortably far enough away from the ‘danger zone’. Hullbury Town narrowly clinched a victory against Briston Rovers through George Adams goal in first half injury time, which Briston were never able to come back to. Blashpool City clinched three points against Letson Town with a narrow one goal victory, Letson struggling to find traction against Blashpool, who were notably dominant in the match. The absence of Kéirâ Andìsorì from the match is what people are blaming the loss on, instilling fears about a potential collapse next year because of the loss of their star player. Birdingstone United destroyed Llandudno Local in a nine goal thriller, the Birdies scoring double that of Llandudno. This marks Llandudno’s fifth loss of the season by a margin of three goals - a shocking stat highlighting fundamental problems in the teams defensive structure and mindset. Loconstead United received a shock from Portonmouth, who were able to outplay Loconstead United and pip in a sneaky goal in the 58th minute, which while Loconstead United had plenty of answer to (12 shots in 20 minutes), none of them ended in the goal they were looking for. Old Sarum narrowly beat the previous league winners, with Guillermo Wartell’s 2 goals supported by Branden Veresoto. New Sarum thrashed Merseyshore City as well, with 2 goals from Vernon Flick and Nicky Vitaliango proving vital to the efforts of the team. Merseyshore City were only able to find one goal through Thomas Peone in the 71st minute, but there was not enough in the team to win the match. After the disappointing performances of his team, Peone will likely be looking for a new club come the transfer window.

South Saints 2–3 New Sarum
Old Sarum 2–0 Merseyshore City
Portonmouth 3–8 Mansestra
Birdingstone United 1–2 Loconstead United
Blashpool City 1–3 Llandudno Local
Briston Rovers 1–3 Letson Town
Bourne River 1–1 Hullbury Town
Cardnid Town 0–1 Harnrice Street
Carnwale 0–1 Fredring
Carredington 4–4 Castle of Newton

South Saints struggled in defence against a strong New Sarum lineup, which managed to overpower them and claim the three points during the dying moments of the match. Abdul Debusk scored goals in the 16th and the 47th minute of the game, but it was Vernon Flick who scored the winning goal of the game, netting the ball in the 93rd minute - just beyond Church’s fingertips. South Saints, while disappointed with this result, will not view this as too much of a setback, as New Sarum are a good team and did get lucky at points during the game. Old Sarum managed a comfortable win over Merseyshore City, who have failed to win a game in the past 10 matches; troubling signs for a team predicted to be relegated. This loss moves them into the relegation zone - an area they would have liked to be well clear of for the whole season. Mansestra completely demolished Portonmouth, scoring eight goals to Portonmouth’s three in a crazy 11-goal frenzy match. Samuel Mitchell had a decent game, scoring 4 of the goals himself and showing why he plays on the national team, while Jose Morgan also scored 2 - and is also a member of the national team. This will be incredibly worrying for Portonmouth, and after this match, there will be little doubt that Portonmouth is going to be relegated. However, this is also good for Mansestra, as it suggests their offence has been revitalised, as it has been struggling to start off this season. Loconstead United pipped Birdingstone United to the three points with a 75th minute John McDonald goal, moving them equal with top of the league New Sarum on points, Llandudno Local finally free themselves of their winless streak with a solid 3-1 win against Blashpool City, who will be disappointed that they lost to a team that is doing so poorly. Ryan Frost picked up 2 of the goals for the team, while Kenith Durand picked up the third and final goal in the 72nd minute. Letson Town breezed past Briston Rovers, with goals from Kéirâ Andìsorì, Dex Temple and Joel Vega providing the goals for the win. Bourne River take yet another draw, this time against Hullbury Town, to pick up a singular point. This is their 5th draw of the season so far. It appears that the team seem to be struggling in offence based upon their results, with almost an unwillingness to attack and risk to try to score a goal. Harnrice Street edge Cardnid Town by a goal. Fredring compound Carnwale’s misery further by beating them, Martin Sanchez scoring the winning goal in the 22nd minute. This means that Carnwale is yet to win a game in the top division of Ethanese football ever. Carredington tie with Castle of Newton in a spectacular 4-4 tie. Dexter Vorbeck provided a rapid force on the pitch in offence for Castle of Newton, while Rigby Headley’s performance in obtaining a hattrick was key to the singular point they received from the game - hence why he was man of the match.

Castle of Newton 2–2 South Saints
Fredring 2–2 Carredington
Harnrice Street 1–0 Carnwale
Hullbury Town 0–2 Cardnid Town
Letson Town 1–2 Bourne River
Llandudno Local 3–1 Briston Rovers
Loconstead United 1–1 Blashpool City
Mansestra 0–2 Birdingstone United
Merseyshore City 2–0 Portonmouth
New Sarum 2–2 Old Sarum

South Saints tie with Castle of Newton to take 1 point away each, Jarold Denmark keeping South Saints in the game throughout with his two goals right when they were needed. Fredring also drew 2-2 with Carredington, the newly promoted team’s performances making it seem more and more likely they will be the only newly promoted team to remain in the top league for the next season. This draw puts them into 13th, or 8 points above the relegation zone, meaning that their strong performance at the moment would suffice in keeping them in the top flight. Carnwale yet again fail to provide any threat to Harnrice Street, who only manage to score 1 goal against Carnwale through Layla, Carnwale still sitting at the bottom of the league having only scored 1 goal. Cardnid Town managed a relatively comfortable win against Hullbury Town, but throughout the match it was on edge because of the many spectacular opportunities Hullbury had which just didn’t go their way. Bourne River, for all their failures in offence so far during the season, seem able to perform against a strong-performing Letson Town, who are much more aggressive in their outlook. The Bourne River defence were quite able to shut down most of the Letson attacks or just allow them to fizzle out, with Taylor Fisher doing remarkably well in scoring 2 goals off counter attacks. Llandudno Local seem to have had a reverse in fortunes, winning yet another game, this time by a comfortable margin against Briston Rovers. While the team do still have multiple vulnerabilities in their defensive lineup, their underperforming offence appears to have come out in force here and in the last match, with Ryan Frost performing a valuable service up front. Loconstead United are forced to a draw by Blashpool City, even though they had multiple more opportunities on goal on target, and a much higher possession rate. Birdingstone United managed to get 2 goals past Charles Powell and the league winner of the previous season - Mansestra United - who had no real response to the efforts of the Birdies. Portonmouth’s woes further increase through the defeat of them by a fellow relegation-predicted team, Merseyshore City. Merseyshore managed a comfortable victory against Portonmouth, with Trey Shrieve and Thomas Peone scoring a goal apiece. In possibly one of the greatest rivalries in Ethanese football, New Sarum and Old Sarum were unable to find the breakthrough, and took the game to a 2-2 draw. Vernon Flick scored both of the games for New Sarum, while Al Ja provided much of the force needed for Old Sarum to keep themselves in the game, the defence of Old Sarum holding them up marvelously.

Fredring 0–5 South Saints
Harnrice Street 2–1 Castle of Newton
Hullbury Town 4–2 Carredington
Letson Town 1–0 Carnwale
Llandudno Local 2–2 Cardnid Town
Loconstead United 1–1 Bourne River
Mansestra 1–1 Briston Rovers
Merseyshore City 0–1 Blashpool City
New Sarum 2–4 Birdingstone United
Old Sarum 0–0 Portonmouth

South Saints continue with their strong league campaign, the purchases over the summer transfer window, such as Jarold Denmark, to bolster their offence, will have also been seen as successful because of the strength of the offence this season - currently sitting third having scored 29 league goals so far this season. Harnrice Street just held off Castle of Newton to claim three points, able to withstand the final few overwhelming minutes of the game. Hullbury Town beat Carredington 4-2, moving the two teams to level on points in the garden. Letson Town, for all their attacking might, were only able to inflict a one goal defeat on bottom-of-the-league Carnwale, testamant to the resoluteness of Carnwale in playing every game to the full, even though it remains likely they will lose - Carnwale are yet to win a game during this season’s league. Llandudno Local also appear to be struggling on the offensive and defensive front, the team drawing 2-2 to Cardnid Town. Loconstead United were held to a one-all draw at home to Bourne River, who while they have been amazing and strong as a team in defence, have failed to really ever make anything out of it on the offensive side of the team. Previous league winners Mansestra were also held to a 1-1 draw against Briston Rovers, a game they were expected to easily win. Blashpool City narrowly won against Merseyshore City, playing at Merseyshore, who have struggled so far this season, fighting it out in the bottom four, whom are seperate from the rest of the league by 6 points, of which 3 will be relegated. Birdingstone United perform with confidence against a disappointing New Sarum side, who would have been looking to try to catch up with Loconstead United, who are 5 points and 4 places above Ethane. Old Sarum were held to a very disappointing goalless draw against Portonmouth.

Flame League                          Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Loconstead United                   18   12   2   4    48   35  +13    38
 2 South Saints                        18   11   1   6    30   16  +14    34
 3 Old Sarum                           18    9   6   3    22   15   +7    33
 4 Blashpool City                      18    9   6   3    20   15   +5    33
 5 Harnrice Street                     18   10   2   6    26   21   +5    32
 6 Letson Town                         18    9   4   5    40   32   +8    31
 7 New Sarum                           18    9   3   6    40   29  +11    30
 8 Birdingstone United                 18    9   3   6    34   25   +9    30
 9 Mansestra                           18    8   6   4    37   29   +8    30
10 Carredington                        18    8   6   4    33   25   +8    30
11 Bourne River                        18    7   6   5    19   14   +5    27
12 Cardnid Town                        18    7   6   5    22   22    0    27
13 Hullbury Town                       18    5   7   6    25   26   −1    22
14 Castle of Newton                    18    5   6   7    34   28   +6    21
15 Fredring                            18    5   4   9    21   33  −12    19
16 Llandudno Local                     18    5   4   9    41   56  −15    19
17 Merseyshore City                    18    4   3  11    13   28  −15    15
18 Briston Rovers                      18    3   3  12    15   25  −10    12
19 Portonmouth                         18    2   4  12    12   34  −22    10
20 Carnwale                            18    0   4  14     5   29  −24     4

by **Ethane** » Thu Dec 01, 2016 12:37 am

Flame League                       Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Loconstead United                   38   23   8   7    99   64  +35    77
 2 South Saints                        38   22   6  10    63   29  +34    72
 3 Blashpool City                      38   20  11   7    50   36  +14    71
 4 Letson Town                         38   19  10   9    79   63  +16    67
 5 Carredington                        38   17  15   6    70   46  +24    66
 6 Mansestra                           38   18  10  10    70   58  +12    64
 7 Birdingstone United                 38   17  10  11    65   47  +18    61
 8 New Sarum                           38   16  11  11    80   63  +17    59
 9 Cardnid Town                        38   16  10  12    44   40   +4    58
10 Castle of Newton                    38   15  11  12    66   47  +19    56
11 Bourne River                        38   14  13  11    39   32   +7    55
12 Harnrice Street                     38   17   4  17    52   56   −4    55
13 Hullbury Town                       38   13  13  12    44   45   −1    52
14 Old Sarum                           38   14   8  16    36   45   −9    50
15 Llandudno Local                     38   14   8  16    66   85  −19    50
16 Briston Rovers                      38   10   8  20    42   54  −12    38
17 Merseyshore City                    38    8   9  21    24   51  −27    33
18 Fredring                            38    7  10  21    37   67  −30    31
19 Portonmouth                         38    5   9  24    31   75  −44    24
20 Carnwale                            38    1   4  33     8   62  −54     7

by **Ethane** » Thu Dec 22, 2016 5:36 pm

Fire League                        Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Swanmouth                           38   27   8   3    73   24  +49    89
 2 Rhayader                            38   26   3   9    46   21  +25    81
 3 Salisbury                           38   22  11   5    76   41  +35    77
 4 Dovertown                           38   20  10   8    57   38  +19    70
 5 StoneHedge                          38   21   6  11    66   50  +16    69
 6 Southern Hampton                    38   19   7  12    54   43  +11    64
 7 Ketley                              38   18  10  10    35   25  +10    64
 8 Leith                               38   18   9  11    46   32  +14    63
 9 Lewis                               38   19   5  14    75   58  +17    62
10 Redbridge                           38   14  11  13    46   43   +3    53
11 Osgarl                              38   14  10  14    60   53   +7    52
12 Millbrook                           38   13   9  16    62   70   −8    48
13 Kenton Street                       38   11  11  16    61   67   −6    44
14 Halton                              38   13   5  20    63   73  −10    44
15 Fort Swanley                        38   11   9  18    26   39  −13    42
16 Ibsdon City                         38    9  11  18    59   78  −19    38
17 Lake Wayton                         38    9   3  26    53   99  −46    30
18 Grice                               38    6  10  22    26   55  −29    28
19 Telford Down                        38    6   9  23    18   49  −31    27
20 Jarefero                            38    1   9  28    28   72  −44    12

by **Ethane** » Thu Dec 22, 2016 5:37 pm

league review

by **Ethane** » Thu Dec 22, 2016 6:25 pm

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Northern League
Porton Parrots 132/7 (20 overs)
Hampton Hummingbirds 137 (18 overs)

Lowes Lapwings 104/6 (20 overs)
Beverton Budgies 131/7 (20 overs)

Salisbury Sparrows 120/6 (20 overs)
Ketley Kestrels 133/7 (20 overs)

Warminster Woodpeckers 134/6 (17.1 overs)
Swanmouth Sunbirds 133/5 (20 overs)

Rhayader Robins 133/8 (20 overs)
Farley Finches 134/8 (20 overs)

Southern League
Ibsdon Ibisbills 144/2 (20 overs)
New Sarum Nightjars 132/7 (20 overs)

Hullbury Hawks 124/7 (14.4 overs)
Falmouth Falcons 123 (17.2 overs)

Letson Linnets 154/3 (20 overs)
Telford Thrushes 133/5 (20 overs)

Mansestra Mockingbirds 113/6 (20 overs)
Dovertown Doves 117/7 (14.5 overs)

Harley Herons 127/7 (14.4 overs)
Wayton Warblers 126 (19 overs)

Northern League
Hampton Hummingbirds 134/2 (20 overs)
Farley Finches 181/2 (20 overs)

Swanmouth Sunbirds 113 (18.5 overs)
Rhayader Robins 162/2 (20 overs)

Ketley Kestrels 147 (19.1 overs)
Warminster Woodpeckers 148/5 (19.5 overs)

Beverton Budgies 137/9 (20 overs)
Salisbury Sparrows 139/7 (15 overs)

Porton Parrots 160/9 (19.1 overs)
Lowes Lapwings 158/5 (20 overs)

Southern League
New Sarum Nightjars 142/8 (20 overs)
Wayton Warblers 146/7 (16.4 overs)

Dovertown Doves 106/6 (20 overs)
Harley Herons 162/5 (20 overs)

Telford Thrushes 161/7 (17.5 overs)
Mansestra Mockingbirds 157/8 (20 overs)

Falmouth Falcons 129/5 (20 overs)
Letson Linnets 154 (19.3 overs)

Ibsdon Ibisbills 155/6 (20 overs)
Hullbury Hawks 160/7 (20 overs)

Northern League
Lowes Lapwings 144/7 (20 overs)
Hampton Hummingbirds 133/8 (20 overs)

Salisbury Sparrows 101 (17 overs)
Porton Parrots 162/5 (20 overs)

Warminster Woodpeckers 138/5 (20 overs)
Beverton Budgies 194/7 (20 overs)

Rhayader Robins 127/8 (20 overs)
Ketley Kestrels 182/7 (20 overs)

Farley Finches 152/6 (19.5 overs)
Swanmouth Sunbirds 149/7 (20 overs)

Southern League
Hullbury Hawks 130 (19.3 overs)
New Sarum Nightjars 158/9 (20 overs)

Letson Linnets 162/6 (20 overs)
Ibsdon Ibisbills 161/6 (20 overs)

Mansestra Mockingbirds 152/8 (20 overs)
Falmouth Falcons 130 (19.4 overs)

Harley Herons 133/7 (19.1 overs)
Telford Thrushes 131/3 (20 overs)

Wayton Warblers 114/6 (20 overs)
Dovertown Doves 181/2 (20 overs)

Northern League
Hampton Hummingbirds 130/7 (20 overs)
Swanmouth Sunbirds 140/6 (20 overs)

Ketley Kestrels 144/8 (15.4 overs)
Farley Finches 140/5 (20 overs)

Beverton Budgies 154/7 (20 overs)
Rhayader Robins 111/6 (20 overs)

Porton Parrots 135 (19.5 overs)
Warminster Woodpeckers 91/6 (20 overs)

Lowes Lapwings 150/6 (20 overs)
Salisbury Sparrows 138 (19.1 overs)

Southern League
New Sarum Nightjars 153/7 (20 overs)
Dovertown Doves 133/7 (20 overs)

Telford Thrushes 114/6 (20 overs)
Wayton Warblers 116/8 (20 overs)

Falmouth Falcons 140/8 (20 overs)
Harley Herons 101/6 (20 overs)

Ibsdon Ibisbills 137/3 (20 overs)
Mansestra Mockingbirds 141/7 (17.3 overs)

Hullbury Hawks 142/5 (20 overs)
Letson Linnets 143/7 (17.2 overs)

Northern League
Salisbury Sparrows 143/7 (20 overs)
Hampton Hummingbirds 132/6 (20 overs)

Warminster Woodpeckers 102/6 (20 overs)
Lowes Lapwings 111/3 (20 overs)

Rhayader Robins 134/4 (20 overs)
Porton Parrots 137/6 (20 overs)

Farley Finches 136/5 (20 overs)
Beverton Budgies 181/7 (20 overs)

Swanmouth Sunbirds 143/7 (20 overs)
Ketley Kestrels 157/6 (20 overs)

Southern League
Letson Linnets 159 (16.5 overs)
New Sarum Nightjars 182/6 (20 overs)

Mansestra Mockingbirds 105/7 (20 overs)
Hullbury Hawks 132/4 (20 overs)

Harley Herons 145/5 (20 overs)
Ibsdon Ibisbills 146/9 (17.4 overs)

Wayton Warblers 186/4 (20 overs)
Falmouth Falcons 158/2 (20 overs)

Dovertown Doves 143/6 (20 overs)
Telford Thrushes 176/6 (20 overs)

Northern League               Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Beverton Budgies             5    4   0   1   797  628 +169     8
 2 Porton Parrots               5    4   0   1   726  621 +105     8
 3 Ketley Kestrels              5    4   0   1   763  678  +85     8
 4 Lowes Lapwings               5    3   0   2   667  664   +3     6
 5 Farley Finches               5    3   0   2   743  741   +2     6
 6 Salisbury Sparrows           5    2   0   3   641  714  −73     4
 7 Warminster Woodpeckers       5    2   0   3   613  720 −107     4
 8 Rhayader Robins              5    1   0   4   667  720  −53     2
 9 Swanmouth Sunbirds           5    1   0   4   678  735  −57     2
10 Hampton Hummingbirds         5    1   0   4   666  740  −74     2

After 5 games, it remains a tight race at the top of the league, with Beverton Budgies, Porton Parrots and Ketley Kestrels all on 8 points, having won 4 of their 5 games. Beverton Budgies seem to be maintaining a good rate of scoring, with 797 runs of the 5 games. However, the Lowes Lapwings and the Farley Finches remain on their tails, only 1 win behind the three leaders in what is a tight race. Interestingly, and in a similar situation to last season, not a single team has lost all their games so far, showing this to be a competitive league.

Southern League               Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Letson Linnets               5    4   0   1   772  747  +25     8
 2 Harley Herons                5    3   0   2   668  649  +19     6
 3 Wayton Warblers              5    3   0   2   688  722  −34     6
 4 New Sarum Nightjars          5    3   0   2   767  712  +55     6
 5 Hullbury Hawks               5    3   0   2   688  684   +4     6
 6 Telford Thrushes             5    2   0   3   715  703  +12     4
 7 Dovertown Doves              5    2   0   3   680  718  −38     4
 8 Mansestra Mockingbirds       5    2   0   3   668  677   −9     4
 9 Ibsdon Ibisbills             5    2   0   3   743  740   +3     4
10 Falmouth Falcons             5    1   0   4   680  717  −37     2

The Letson Linnets are out in front in the Southern League, the only team to have won 4 of their games in what is a very competitive league. However, the Harley Herons, Wayton Warblers, New Sarum Nightjars and the Hullbury Hawks are all not too far behind on 6 points. Meanwhile, no teams once again have lost all their games, and the Falmouth Falcons are the only team to have lost 4 of their 5 games. Interestingly, Ibsdon Ibisbills, who reached the finals of the last season's playoff, are second to last in the league after what has been a dreadful start to the season.

by **Ethane** » Fri Dec 23, 2016 1:42 pm

Northern League
Hampton Hummingbirds 136/3 (20 overs)
Ketley Kestrels 139/9 (19.5 overs)

Beverton Budgies 124 (18.2 overs)
Swanmouth Sunbirds 163/5 (20 overs)

Porton Parrots 155/6 (20 overs)
Farley Finches 187/9 (20 overs)

Lowes Lapwings 127/7 (19.2 overs)
Rhayader Robins 124 (17.4 overs)

Salisbury Sparrows 132/3 (20 overs)
Warminster Woodpeckers 133/9 (17.4 overs)

Southern League
New Sarum Nightjars 131/6 (18.5 overs)
Telford Thrushes 128/6 (20 overs)

Falmouth Falcons 142/5 (16 overs)
Dovertown Doves 141/7 (20 overs)

Ibsdon Ibisbills 161/5 (19.5 overs)
Wayton Warblers 158/2 (20 overs)

Hullbury Hawks 137/5 (20 overs)
Harley Herons 117/4 (20 overs)

Letson Linnets 133/3 (20 overs)
Mansestra Mockingbirds 136/2 (14.3 overs)

Northern League
Warminster Woodpeckers 139/7 (20 overs)
Hampton Hummingbirds 201/9 (20 overs)

Rhayader Robins 122 (16.3 overs)
Salisbury Sparrows 132/8 (20 overs)

Farley Finches 129/5 (18.3 overs)
Lowes Lapwings 127/3 (20 overs)

Swanmouth Sunbirds 96/5 (11.5 overs)
Porton Parrots 94 (15.1 overs)

Ketley Kestrels 98 (14.2 overs)
Beverton Budgies 102/2 (10.2 overs)

Southern League
Mansestra Mockingbirds 140/2 (17 overs)
New Sarum Nightjars 136/9 (20 overs)

Harley Herons 151/4 (20 overs)
Letson Linnets 158/6 (20 overs)

Wayton Warblers 155/7 (20 overs)
Hullbury Hawks 142/5 (20 overs)

Dovertown Doves 142/7 (20 overs)
Ibsdon Ibisbills 102/3 (20 overs)

Telford Thrushes 133/7 (18.5 overs)
Falmouth Falcons 129/5 (20 overs)

Northern League
Hampton Hummingbirds 135/5 (20 overs)
Beverton Budgies 136/7 (19 overs)

Porton Parrots 139/9 (14.3 overs)
Ketley Kestrels 138/7 (20 overs)

Lowes Lapwings 148/3 (20 overs)
Swanmouth Sunbirds 117 (16.1 overs)

Salisbury Sparrows 110/7 (20 overs)
Farley Finches 111/7 (17 overs)

Warminster Woodpeckers 116/5 (16 overs)
Rhayader Robins 112/4 (20 overs)

Southern League
New Sarum Nightjars 135/6 (20 overs)
Falmouth Falcons 135/8 (20 overs)

Ibsdon Ibisbills 145/7 (18.4 overs)
Telford Thrushes 144/5 (20 overs)

Hullbury Hawks 160/6 (20 overs)
Dovertown Doves 130/8 (20 overs)

Letson Linnets 141/3 (20 overs)
Wayton Warblers 151/4 (20 overs)

Mansestra Mockingbirds 186 (19.1 overs)
Harley Herons 126/8 (20 overs)

Northern League
Rhayader Robins 142/5 (20 overs)
Hampton Hummingbirds 105/5 (20 overs)

Farley Finches 142/7 (20 overs)
Warminster Woodpeckers 145/9 (17.5 overs)

Swanmouth Sunbirds 168/8 (18.5 overs)
Salisbury Sparrows 166/2 (20 overs)

Ketley Kestrels 151/6 (20 overs)
Lowes Lapwings 113/5 (20 overs)

Beverton Budgies 134/5 (20 overs)
Porton Parrots 135/8 (17.3 overs)

Southern League
Harley Herons 102 (15.1 overs)
New Sarum Nightjars 103/9 (13.5 overs)

Wayton Warblers 155/6 (20 overs)
Mansestra Mockingbirds 157/5 (19.1 overs)

Dovertown Doves 130 (15.2 overs)
Letson Linnets 147/4 (20 overs)

Telford Thrushes 143/6 (20 overs)
Hullbury Hawks 131/5 (20 overs)

Falmouth Falcons 144/6 (20 overs)
Ibsdon Ibisbills 105/5 (20 overs)

Northern League
Hampton Hummingbirds 120/6 (20 overs)
Porton Parrots 124/7 (13.4 overs)

Beverton Budgies 139/4 (20 overs)
Lowes Lapwings 142/5 (20 overs)

Ketley Kestrels 108/7 (20 overs)
Salisbury Sparrows 112/6 (15.3 overs)

Swanmouth Sunbirds 147/5 (19.5 overs)
Warminster Woodpeckers 146/6 (20 overs)

Farley Finches 122/2 (15.1 overs)
Rhayader Robins 120/6 (20 overs)

Southern League
New Sarum Nightjars 152/7 (20 overs)
Ibsdon Ibisbills 148/6 (20 overs)

Falmouth Falcons 158/9 (18.4 overs)
Hullbury Hawks 155/3 (20 overs)

Telford Thrushes 178/7 (19.3 overs)
Letson Linnets 176/4 (20 overs)

Dovertown Doves 164/6 (20 overs)
Mansestra Mockingbirds 135/8 (20 overs)

Wayton Warblers 166/7 (20 overs)
Harley Herons 167/4 (19.5 overs)

Northern League
Farley Finches 137/7 (14.2 overs)
Hampton Hummingbirds 133/9 (20 overs)

Rhayader Robins 136 (17.1 overs)
Swanmouth Sunbirds 140/7 (17.1 overs)

Warminster Woodpeckers 140/5 (14.3 overs)
Ketley Kestrels 136/6 (20 overs)

Salisbury Sparrows 99/3 (20 overs)
Beverton Budgies 100/7 (14.5 overs)

Lowes Lapwings 132/6 (20 overs)
Porton Parrots 134/7 (20 overs)

Southern League
Wayton Warblers 182/7 (20 overs)
New Sarum Nightjars 134 (18 overs)

Harley Herons 146/7 (17.3 overs)
Dovertown Doves 145/5 (20 overs)

Mansestra Mockingbirds 132/8 (20 overs)
Telford Thrushes 136/7 (18.5 overs)

Letson Linnets 135/6 (20 overs)
Falmouth Falcons 154/5 (20 overs)

Hullbury Hawks 142/2 (20 overs)
Ibsdon Ibisbills 130/7 (20 overs)

Northern League
Hampton Hummingbirds 134/5 (20 overs)
Lowes Lapwings 136/8 (20 overs)

Porton Parrots 149/5 (17.1 overs)
Salisbury Sparrows 146/2 (20 overs)

Beverton Budgies 135/6 (20 overs)
Warminster Woodpeckers 147/5 (20 overs)

Ketley Kestrels 137/6 (20 overs)
Rhayader Robins 96/8 (20 overs)

Swanmouth Sunbirds 165/3 (20 overs)
Farley Finches 142/5 (20 overs)

Southern League
New Sarum Nightjars 115 (16.3 overs)
Hullbury Hawks 160 (19.3 overs)

Ibsdon Ibisbills 137/6 (19.3 overs)
Letson Linnets 135/6 (20 overs)

Falmouth Falcons 131/6 (14.1 overs)
Mansestra Mockingbirds 128/5 (20 overs)

Telford Thrushes 170/7 (17.5 overs)
Harley Herons 166/5 (20 overs)

Dovertown Doves 149/5 (20 overs)
Wayton Warblers 153/4 (18.2 overs)

Northern League
Swanmouth Sunbirds 126/6 (20 overs)
Hampton Hummingbirds 139/2 (20 overs)

Farley Finches 147/6 (14.5 overs)
Ketley Kestrels 144/5 (20 overs)

Rhayader Robins 133/3 (20 overs)
Beverton Budgies 168/6 (20 overs)

Warminster Woodpeckers 130/6 (20 overs)
Porton Parrots 132/6 (20 overs)

Salisbury Sparrows 144/6 (20 overs)
Lowes Lapwings 141/9 (20 overs)

Southern League
Dovertown Doves 99/7 (20 overs)
New Sarum Nightjars 100/9 (12.4 overs)

Wayton Warblers 132/5 (20 overs)
Telford Thrushes 192/6 (20 overs)

Harley Herons 117 (17.2 overs)
Falmouth Falcons 121/5 (18.3 overs)

Mansestra Mockingbirds 151/8 (20 overs)
Ibsdon Ibisbills 177/3 (20 overs)

Letson Linnets 162/8 (20 overs)
Hullbury Hawks 150/5 (20 overs)

Northern League
Hampton Hummingbirds 128/2 (20 overs)
Salisbury Sparrows 155/6 (20 overs)

Lowes Lapwings 135/5 (20 overs)
Warminster Woodpeckers 137/7 (19.1 overs)

Porton Parrots 128/6 (20 overs)
Rhayader Robins 123 (17.4 overs)

Beverton Budgies 125/4 (18.3 overs)
Farley Finches 124/8 (20 overs)

Ketley Kestrels 129 (17.4 overs)
Swanmouth Sunbirds 145/7 (20 overs)

Southern League
New Sarum Nightjars 161/4 (20 overs)
Letson Linnets 142/3 (20 overs)

Hullbury Hawks 130/8 (18.5 overs)
Mansestra Mockingbirds 126/6 (20 overs)

Ibsdon Ibisbills 139/4 (20 overs)
Harley Herons 151/7 (20 overs)

Falmouth Falcons 159/5 (20 overs)
Wayton Warblers 145/9 (20 overs)

Telford Thrushes 132/9 (17.1 overs)
Dovertown Doves 131/7 (20 overs)

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Northern League
Ketley Kestrels 160/8 (20 overs)
Hampton Hummingbirds 163/7 (17.5 overs)

Swanmouth Sunbirds 139/9 (19 overs)
Beverton Budgies 138/6 (20 overs)

Farley Finches 103/6 (20 overs)
Porton Parrots 105/6 (14.4 overs)

Rhayader Robins 154/6 (20 overs)
Lowes Lapwings 156/9 (18.3 overs)

Warminster Woodpeckers 147/6 (18.3 overs)
Salisbury Sparrows 146/7 (20 overs)

Southern League
Telford Thrushes 134/5 (16.2 overs)
New Sarum Nightjars 133/5 (20 overs)

Dovertown Doves 156/2 (19.5 overs)
Falmouth Falcons 153/8 (20 overs)

Wayton Warblers 133/7 (16.2 overs)
Ibsdon Ibisbills 131/4 (20 overs)

Harley Herons 150/3 (20 overs)
Hullbury Hawks 135/7 (20 overs)

Mansestra Mockingbirds 163/5 (20 overs)
Letson Linnets 166/3 (18.1 overs)

Northern League
Hampton Hummingbirds 142/7 (20 overs)
Warminster Woodpeckers 170/7 (20 overs)

Salisbury Sparrows 125 (18 overs)
Rhayader Robins 153/6 (20 overs)

Lowes Lapwings 130/9 (20 overs)
Farley Finches 132/7 (19.5 overs)

Porton Parrots 105/8 (15 overs)
Swanmouth Sunbirds 103/7 (20 overs)

Beverton Budgies 116/5 (12.3 overs)
Ketley Kestrels 112/6 (20 overs)

Southern League
New Sarum Nightjars 126/3 (20 overs)
Mansestra Mockingbirds 197/7 (20 overs)

Letson Linnets 179/8 (20 overs)
Harley Herons 139/7 (20 overs)

Hullbury Hawks 114/7 (14.2 overs)
Wayton Warblers 110/7 (20 overs)

Ibsdon Ibisbills 143/7 (19.4 overs)
Dovertown Doves 142/7 (20 overs)

Falmouth Falcons 146/6 (20 overs)
Telford Thrushes 135/7 (20 overs)

Northern League
Beverton Budgies 134/5 (17.2 overs)
Hampton Hummingbirds 132/6 (20 overs)

Ketley Kestrels 159/3 (20 overs)
Porton Parrots 139/7 (20 overs)

Swanmouth Sunbirds 159/8 (20 overs)
Lowes Lapwings 162/5 (19.2 overs)

Farley Finches 148/2 (20 overs)
Salisbury Sparrows 161/9 (20 overs)

Rhayader Robins 115/3 (20 overs)
Warminster Woodpeckers 116/9 (16.4 overs)

Southern League
Falmouth Falcons 130/3 (19.3 overs)
New Sarum Nightjars 129/8 (20 overs)

Telford Thrushes 163/6 (20 overs)
Ibsdon Ibisbills 163/7 (20 overs)

Dovertown Doves 141/9 (16.2 overs)
Hullbury Hawks 139/3 (20 overs)

Wayton Warblers 172/8 (20 overs)
Letson Linnets 140/6 (20 overs)

Harley Herons 123/7 (20 overs)
Mansestra Mockingbirds 127/9 (18.3 overs)

Northern League
Hampton Hummingbirds 133 (18.4 overs)
Rhayader Robins 135/5 (19.5 overs)

Warminster Woodpeckers 147/6 (20 overs)
Farley Finches 152/2 (20 overs)

Salisbury Sparrows 131/6 (20 overs)
Swanmouth Sunbirds 135/2 (19.4 overs)

Lowes Lapwings 141/3 (20 overs)
Ketley Kestrels 168/6 (20 overs)

Porton Parrots 136/7 (16.5 overs)
Beverton Budgies 132/5 (20 overs)

Southern League
New Sarum Nightjars 113/8 (13.5 overs)
Harley Herons 109/3 (20 overs)

Mansestra Mockingbirds 147/2 (18.5 overs)
Wayton Warblers 145/3 (20 overs)

Letson Linnets 137/7 (20 overs)
Dovertown Doves 163/7 (20 overs)

Hullbury Hawks 167/8 (20 overs)
Telford Thrushes 143/8 (20 overs)

Ibsdon Ibisbills 132/2 (20 overs)
Falmouth Falcons 178/6 (20 overs)

Northern League               Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Porton Parrots              18   14   0   4  2401 2324  +77    28
 2 Beverton Budgies            18   11   0   7  2480 2323 +157    22
 3 Warminster Woodpeckers      18   11   0   7  2426 2547 −121    22
 4 Farley Finches              18   11   0   7  2519 2508  +11    22
 5 Swanmouth Sunbirds          18   10   0   8  2481 2495  −14    20
 6 Ketley Kestrels             18    9   0   9  2542 2367 +175    18
 7 Lowes Lapwings              18    9   0   9  2457 2486  −29    18
 8 Salisbury Sparrows          18    7   0  11  2400 2457  −57    14
 9 Rhayader Robins             18    4   0  14  2332 2425  −93     8
10 Hampton Hummingbirds        18    4   0  14  2467 2573 −106     8

Southern League               Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Falmouth Falcons            18   11   1   6  2560 2463  +97    23
 2 Telford Thrushes            18   10   1   7  2646 2585  +61    21
 3 Hullbury Hawks              18   10   0   8  2550 2464  +86    20
 4 New Sarum Nightjars         18    9   1   8  2435 2518  −83    19
 5 Mansestra Mockingbirds      18    9   0   9  2593 2525  +68    18
 6 Wayton Warblers             18    9   0   9  2645 2656  −11    18
 7 Letson Linnets              18    9   0   9  2723 2732   −9    18
 8 Ibsdon Ibisbills            18    7   1  10  2556 2675 −119    15
 9 Harley Herons               18    7   0  11  2432 2528  −96    14
10 Dovertown Doves             18    7   0  11  2513 2507   +6    14

Game 1
Porton Parrots 135/5 (20 overs)
New Sarum Nightjars 159/7 (20 overs)

Game 2
Beverton Budgies 140/2 (19.3 overs)
Hullbury Hawks 136/8 (20 overs)

Game 3
Falmouth Falcons 146/7 (20 overs)
Farley Finches 184/8 (20 overs)

Game 4
Telford Thrushes 117/6 (14.5 overs)
Warminster Woodpeckers 116/7 (20 overs)

Game 1
New Sarum Nightjars 168/6 (20 overs)
Farley Finches 140/6 (20 overs)

Game 2
Beverton Budgies 146/7 (20 overs)
Telford Thrushes 185/2 (20 overs)

Game 1
New Sarum Nightjars 142/5 (20 overs)
Telford Thrushes 143/8 (19.5 overs)

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