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by **MNAP Organization** » Fri Apr 07, 2017 10:18 am

Past Seasons: MultiNation Superclash

Previous editions of the MultiNation SuperClash

Year	Season	Champion                Score	
2015 	1	Men Red                  2-0	UDL Ecuador
2016 	2	Atlético Español         4-3	Vinte de Setembro
2017 	3	Constelação SC	         1-0	Crown Fighters

Titles
1 - Constelação SC, Atlético Español, Men Red

Non-winning finalists
1 - Crown Fighters, Vinte de Setembro, UDL Ecuador

by **MNAP Organization** » Fri Apr 07, 2017 10:34 am

Past Seasons: MultiNation Consolation Trophy

Previous editions of the MultiNation Consolation Trophy

Year	Season	Champion     	
2017 	1	?

Titles
TBA

by **MNAP Organization** » Fri Apr 07, 2017 1:57 pm

Past Seasons: MultiNation National Teams Cup

Previous editions of the MultiNation National Teams Cup

Year	Season	Champion     	
2017 	1	?

Titles
TBA

by **MNAP Organization** » Sun Apr 09, 2017 12:38 pm

Past Seasons: April Tech's MultiNation Videogaming Championship

Previous editions of Multiversal Sports Championship

Year	Season	Champion     	
2017 	1	?

Titles
TBA

Previous editions of Mid-Death Multiplayer Championship

Year	Season	Champion     	
2017 	1	?

Titles
TBA

Previous editions of Counterattack Multiplayer Championship

Year	Season	Champion     	
2017 	1	?

Titles
TBA

by **Coldfield** » Sun Apr 09, 2017 1:27 pm

Coldfield Football League One 2017-2018 Participating Teams

Crown Fighters (also the League One champion)
Year Founded: 1925
Main Colors: Light blue, white, black
Town: Crownsville
Rival: Crownsville Central
Trigram: CRF
Stadium: Riverside Arena (51,545)
Main Sponsor: Riverside Club (Recreational Club)
All-time star: Joshua Barnes (2000-2014)
Prediction: 3rd place
Kits: HOME AWAY

Woodbridge 92 (also the runner-up)
Year Founded: 1991
Main Colors: Light green, dark green, blue
Town: Woodbrige
Rival: Woodbridge Warriors
Trigram: WOE
Stadium: Armstrong's Park (20,030)
Main Sponsor: Lumber Jack (Lumber)
All-time Star: Elliot Lowe (1992-2001)
Prediction: 4th place
Kits: Home Away

Ridgewell Club (also the 3rd place)
Year Founded: 1910
Main Colors: Orange, green, white
Town: Ridgewell
Rival: Bettyhill
Trigram: RIC
Stadium: Ridgewell Park (39,806)
Main Sponsor: Ridgewell Shopping (Commerce)
All-time Star: Stanley Williamson (1963-79)
Prediction: 1st place
Kits: HOME AWAY

Crownsville Central (also the Domestic Cup champion)
Year Founded: 1912
Main Colors: Red, white, blue
Town: Crownsville
Rival: Crown Fighters
Trigram: CRC
Stadium: Independence (71,440)
Main Sponsor: April Tech (Technology)
All-time star: Lucas Huges (1973-90)
Prediction: 2nd place
Kits: HOME AWAY

Sheepville Football Association
Year Founded: 1925
Main Colors: White, Light Gray, Yellow
Town: Sheepville
Rival: Scarborough
Trigram: SHP
Stadium: The Sunset Drome (capacity: 45,089)
Main Sponsor: Zony (Technology)
All-time star: Ivan Laigle (1983-1993)
Prediction: 11th place
Kits: HOME AWAY

Scarborough
Year Founded: 1920
Main Colors: White, Black, Yellow
Town: Scarborough
Rival: Sheepville
Trigram: SCB
Stadium: Liberty Arena (41,223)
Main Sponsor: Coldfield's Digest (Media)
All-time star: Nathan Kiersen (1994-2005)
Prediction: 7th place
Kits: HOME AWAY

Waterville
Year Founded: 1908
Main Colors: Dark blue, black, white
Town: Waterville
Rival: Davishill
Trigram: WTR
Stadium: Thomas Owen (48,991)
Main Sponsor: D Mobile (Telecommunications)
All-time Star: Thaddeus Burchill (1984-99)
Prediction: 5th place
Kits: HOME AWAY

Majestic
Year Founded: 1912
Main Colors: White, Light Gray, Yellow
Town: Goldenleaf
Rival: Pumas
Trigram: MAJ
Stadium: Arrowhead Field (41,208)
Main Sponsor: Hotel Majestic (Commerce)
All-time Star: Emmanuel Palmer (1990-1998)
Prediction: 10th place
Kits: HOME AWAY

Franktown Union
Year Founded: 1909
Main Colors: Yellow, gray, wine
Town: Franktown
Rival: Franktown South
Trigram: FRU
Stadium: William Russell (19,637)
Main Sponsor: Zony (Technology)
All-time Star: Danny Moore (1980-2002)
Prediction: 14th place
Kits: HOME AWAY

Fort North Club
Year Founded: 1932
Main Colors: Brown, white, light blue
Town: Fort North
Rival: North Fishers
Trigram: SHP
Stadium: The Midnight Fort (24,500)
Main Sponsor: David Moore Store (Commerce)
All-time star: Anthony Benedetto (1965-86)
Prediction: 15th place
Kits: HOME AWAY

Oldmarket Spartans
Year Founded: 1913
Main Colors: Red, white, light gray
Town: Oldmarket
Rival: Oldmarket Sports
Trigram: OLT
Stadium: The Pinnacle (28,592)
Main Sponsor: Bankmarket (Banking)
All-time Star: Eddie Mitchell (1987-94)
Prediction: Avoid relegation
Kits: HOME AWAY

Franktown South
Year Founded: 1906
Main Colors: Blue, white, dark yellow
Town: Franktown
Rival: Franktown Union
Trigram: FRH
Stadium: The Azure (21,573)
Main Sponsor: Chief's Rank (Restaurant)
All-time star: Leon Faltskog (1981-88)
Prediction: Avoid relegation
Kits: HOME AWAY

Brownlawn
Year Founded: 1902
Main Colors: Brown, black, green
Town: Brownlawn
Rival: Lake Boyd
Trigram: BRO
Stadium: Triumph Field (25,581)
Main Sponsor: Lawn Choppers (Automobiles)
All-time Star: Hugh Gentry (1968-78)
Prediction: 12th
Kits: HOME AWAY

Woodnear F.A.
Year Founded: 1919
Main Colors: Brown, light green, white
Town: Woodnear
Rival: Oak Heights
Trigram: WFA
Stadium: Arthur Becker Arch (18,719)
Main Sponsor: Lumber Jack (Lumber)
All-time Star: Xavier Gibson (1996-2007)
Prediction: 8th
Kits: HOME AWAY

Pumas
Year Founded: 1910
Main Colors: Black, white, yellow
Town: Goldenleaf
Rival: Majestic
Trigram: PUM
Stadium: Obsidian Field (36,972)
Main Sponsor: Pumaz (Sports)
All-time Star: Will Tasso (1989-2007)
Prediction: 9th
Kits: HOME AWAY

North Fishers
Year Founded: 1934
Main Colors: White, dark red, light blue
Town: Fort North
Rival: Fort North Club
Trigram: NOF
Stadium: Diorama (17,118)
Main Sponsor: Noah's Fishes (Commerce)
All-time Star: Mario Torgersen (1958-1983)
Prediction: Avoid relegation
Kits: HOME AWAY

Crownsville Academics
Year Founded: 1901
Main Colors: Red, white, blue
Town: Crownsville
Rival: Crownsville Central
Trigram: CRA
Stadium: Crownsville University (15,820)
Main Sponsor: Crownsville University (Educational)
All-time Star: William Hajdarevic (2010-2016)
Prediction: Avoid relegation
Kits: HOME AWAY

Greenock (winner of the League Two)
Year Founded: 1908
Main Colors: Green and white
Town: Greenock
Rival: Flowerville
Trigram: GRE
Stadium: Oceanstone Park (38,020)
Main Sponsor: Oceanstone (Banking)
All-time Star: Sean Green (1982-95)
Prediction: 6th place
Kits: HOME AWAY

Orangefish (League Two runner-up)
Year Founded: 1912
Main Colors: Orange and red
Town: Orangefish City
Rival: Blackrocks
Trigram: OFH
Stadium: National Olympic Stadium (54,228)
Main Sponsor: Orangefish's Bike Store (Automobiles)
All-time Star: Princeton Graham (1975-90)
Prediction: 13th place
Kits: HOME AWAY

Southfield (League two third place)
Year Founded: 1936
Main Colors: Red, green, white
Town: Southfield
Rival: Bettyhill
Trigram: SOD
Stadium: Solstice Arena (21,730)
Main Sponsor: Southerner Club (Recreational Club)
All-time star: Jensen Dickson (1999-2007)
Prediction: Avoid relegation
Kits: HOME AWAY

by **Coldfield** » Sun Apr 09, 2017 1:44 pm

Coldfield Football League Two 2017-2018 Participating Teams

Richcrest (relegated)
Year Founded: 1918
Main Colors: Gold, blue, green
Town: Richville
Rival: Eagles
Trigram: RCH
Stadium: Alliance Arena (27,900)
Main Sponsor: Koka-Koola (Soft drinks)
Prediction: 3rd
Kits: HOME AWAY

Davishill (also relegated)
Year Founded: 1920
Main Colors: Orange, white, red
Town: Davishill
Rival: Waterville
Trigram: DVS
Stadium: Clemons' Park (15,562)
Main Sponsor: D Mobile (Telecommunications)
Prediction: 5th
Kits: HOME AWAY

Oldmarket Sports (also relegated)
Year Founded: 1936
Main Colors: Violet, white, red
Town: Oldmarket
Rival: Oldmarket Spartans
Trigram: OLS
Stadium: The Pinnacle (28,592)
Main Sponsor: Bankmarket (Banking)
Prediction: 1st
Kits: HOME AWAY

Archmouth
Year Founded: 1943
Main Colors: Grey, white, dark grey
Town: Archmouth
Rival: Elsbury
Trigram: ARC
Stadium: Adam Sutton Palace (17,950)
Main Sponsor: Sutton's Conglomerate (Corporation)
Prediction: 13th
Kits: HOME AWAY

Wetminister's Killers (also the league three 3rd place)
Year Founded: 1970
Main Colors: White and pink
Town: Wetminister
Rival: Wetminister
Trigram: WEK
Stadium: Dustin Wallace Neighborhood Stadium (3,456)
Main Sponsor: Wallace's Store (Commerce)
Prediction: Avoid relegation
Kits: HOME AWAY

Woodbridge Warriors
Year Founded: 1912
Main Colors: Light green, dark green, white
Town: Woodbridge Warriors
Rival: Woodbridge 92
Trigram: WOR
Stadium: Armstrong's Park (20,030)
Main Sponsor: Woodbridge Lumbers (Lumber)
Prediction: 10th
Kits: HOME AWAY

Southport
Year Founded: 1914
Main Colors: Yellow, black, green
Town: Southport
Rival: Siegecity
Trigram: SOP
Stadium: Port Smith (18,730)
Main Sponsor: Port Smith (Transports)
Prediction: 9th
Kits: HOME AWAY

Greekburg
Year Founded: 1908
Main Colors: Blue, white, orange
Town: Greekburg
Rival: Coldspring
Trigram: GRK
Stadium: Gold Nugget Stadium (25,110)
Main Sponsor: John's Gym (Health)
Prediction: 5th
Kits: HOME AWAY

Coldspring
Year Founded: 1912
Main Colors: Yellow, royal blue, white
Town: Coldspring
Rival: Greekburg
Trigram: COS
Stadium: Marvin Larson Civic Center (14,322)
Main Sponsor: Koka-koola (Soft drinks)
Prediction: 4th
Kits: HOME AWAY

Lake Boyd
Year Founded: 1910
Main Colors: Blue, silver, white
Town: Brownlawn
Rival: Brownlawn
Trigram: LKB
Stadium: Lotus Ring (15,030)
Main Sponsor: Raj's Tea (Drinks)
Prediction: Avoid relegation
Kits: HOME AWAY

Thompson Island
Year Founded: 1928
Main Colors: Blue, green, white
Town: Thompsonburg
Rival: Handfort
Trigram: THI
Stadium: Daniel Mccarthy Park (20,610)
Main Sponsor: Mccarthy Shopping (Commerce)
Prediction: 12th
Kits: HOME AWAY

Eagles
Year Founded: 1916
Main Colors: Yellow, white, black
Town: Outer Crownsville
Rival: Richcrest
Trigram: EAG
Stadium: Oracle (28,420)
Main Sponsor: April Tech (Technologies)
Prediction: 11th
Kits: HOME AWAY

Bardney Sports
Year Founded: 1947
Main Colors: White and red
Town: Bardneytown
Rival: Oak Heights
Trigram: BAR
Stadium: Griffon Lane (12,587)
Main Sponsor: Bardney's Gym (Health)
Prediction: Avoid relegation
Kits: HOME AWAY

Stockertown
Year Founded: 1934
Main Colors: Red and white
Town: Stockertown
Rival: Cow Creek
Trigram: STO
Stadium: Aurelian Arena (12,501)
Main Sponsor: Zwin.co (Casino)
Prediction: 15th
Kits: HOME AWAY

Oak Heights
Year Founded: 1909
Main Colors: Green, Yellow, Blue, white
Town: Woodnear
Rival: Ken Bay
Trigram: OAH
Stadium: Crown Park (14,200)
Main Sponsor: Oak Choppers (Lumber)
Prediction: 8th
Kits: HOME AWAY

Flowerville
Year Founded: 1915
Main Colors: Violet, yellow, white
Town: Flowerville
Rival: Greenock
Trigram: FLO
Stadium: Walking Park (12,114)
Main Sponsor: Mary's Flowershop (Commerce)
Prediction: 7th

Blackrocks
Year Founded: 1905
Main Colors: Black and white
Town: Blackrock
Rival: Orangefish
Trigram: BLK
Stadium: Blackport Park (40,041)
Main Sponsor: Lamarlat (Food)
Prediction: 6th

Elsbury (League Three champion)
Year Founded: 1940
Main Colors: Green and white
Town: Elsbury
Rival: Archmouth
Trigram: BLS
Stadium: Dominic Basham Memorial (21,162)
Main Sponsor: Lepsi (Soft drinks)
Prediction: 2nd
Kits: HOME AWAY

Cow Creek (League Three runner-up)
Year Founded: 1915
Main Colors: Blue, light green, white
Town: Cow Creek
Rival: Stockertown
Trigram: COC
Stadium: Nathan Miller Memorial (10,100)
Main Sponsor: Nathan's Memorial Family (NGO)
Prediction: 14th

Poolwick (League Three Third Place)
Year Founded: 1934
Main Colors: Blue and red
Town: Poolwick
Rival: Wakebridge
Trigram: POL
Stadium: Grand Arc Park (2,711)
Main Sponsor: Lepsi (Soft drinks)
Prediction: Avoid relegation

by **2nd Brazilian Empire** » Sun Apr 09, 2017 6:09 pm

Seconding Empire First Division 2011 Participating Teams

Atlético Nacional (UR)
Year Founded: 1889
Main Colors: Royal and white
Town: Montevideo
Rival: Penamina
Trigram: ANA
Stadium: La Gran Park (30,000)
Sponsor: Letna (Telecommunications)
All-time Star: Carmelo de la Cruz (1978-85)
Prediction: 10th

Benva (PT)
Year Founded: 1904
Main Colors: Red and white
Town: Lisboa
Rival: Desportivo Lisboa
Trigram: BEN
Stadium: Luzes da Ribalta (65,000)
Sponsor: Vôos Suez (Airways)
All-time Star: Francisco Gimenez (1974-80; 82-89)
Prediction: 15th

Clube Açoriano (PT)
Year Founded: 1912
Main Colors: Yellow and white
Town: Açores
Rival: Academicos
Trigram: CAC
Stadium: Rochedos do Atlântico (12,300)
Sponsor: Padaria Manoel (Restaurant)
All-time Star: Gilmar Pacheco (1936-47)
Prediction: 20th

Clube Atlético de São Paulo (SP)
Year Founded: 1930
Main Colors: Red, white and black
Town: São Paulo
Rival: Clube Paulista
Trigram: CSP
Stadium: Marombi (87,000)
Sponsor: Banco Multimedium (Banking)
All-time Star: Serjão Chupeta (1973-82)
Prediction: 7th

Clube Paulista (SP)
Year Founded: 1913
Main Colors: White and black
Town: São Paulo
Rival: Laranjeiras
Trigram: CPA
Stadium: Arena Paulista (45,000)
Sponsor: Tesouro Federal (Banking)
All-time Star: Aristóteles (1978-84)
Prediction: 1st

Constelação SC (MG)
Year Founded: 1921
Main Colors: Blue and white
Town: Belo Horizonte
Rival: Independência
Trigram: CON
Stadium: Olímpico Mineiro (75,000)
Sponsor: Trahma (Beverages)
All-time Star: Escobar Guimarães (1964-71)
Prediction: 2nd

Desportivo Bolívia (BO)
Year Founded: 1925
Main Colors: Green, red and yellow
Town: La Paz
Rival: Union La Paz
Trigram: DBO
Stadium: Parque Andino (41,000)
Sponsor: Refrigerantes Gelo-gelado (Beverages)
All-time Star: Maximiliano (1960-69)
Prediction: Avoid relegation

Desportivo Braga (PT)
Year Founded: 1925
Main Colors: Red, white, blue
Town: Braga
Rival: Benva
Trigram: CRF
Stadium: O Coliseu (46,000)
Sponsor: Refrigerantes Gelo-gelado (Beverages)
All-time Star: José Machado (1972-78)
Prediction: 11th

Desportivo Rosario (AR)
Year Founded: 1902
Main Colors: Blue, white and yellow
Town: Rosario
Rival: San Rosario
Trigram: CRF
Stadium: El Gigante (40,000)
Sponsor: Banco Estadual (Banking)
All-time Star: San Martín (1992-2001)
Prediction: Avoid relegation

Desportivo Olímpico (PG)
Year Founded: 1902
Main Colors: Grey, black and white
Town: Asunção
Rival: Liberdade
Trigram: DOL
Stadium: Manoel de Ferro (32,000)
Sponsor: Baterias Mourão (Automobiles)
All-time Star: Fabián Moya (1980-92)
Prediction: Avoid relegation

Esportivo Caxias (RS)
Year Founded: 1935
Main Colors: Wine, dark blue, and white
Town: Caxias do Sul
Rival: Academia Caxiense
Trigram: CRF
Stadium: O Centenas (30,000)
Sponsor: Lenner (Retail)
All-time Star: Eduardo Texeira (1950-63)
Prediction: 17th

Esportivo Cearense (CE)
Year Founded: 1914
Main Colors: White and black
Town: Fortaleza
Rival: Clube da Fortaleza
Trigram: ECE
Stadium: Vozona (7,000)
Sponsor: TEN (Telecommunications)
All-time Star: Milocondira (1940-50)
Prediction: Avoid relegation

Esportivo Lisboa (PT)
Year Founded: 1898
Main Colors: Yellow, green and white
Town: Lisboa
Rival: Portuário FC
Trigram: ELI
Stadium: A Central (50,000)
Sponsor: Refrigerantes Gelo-gelado (Beverages)
All-time Star: Xico Magrão (1956-73)
Prediction: 19th

Guanabara (RJ)
Year Founded: 1895
Main Colors: Red and black
Town: Rio de Janeiro
Rival: União do Iguaçu
Trigram: GUA
Stadium: O Equatoriano (120,000)
Sponsor: Céu TV HD (Telecommunications)
All-time Star: Zake (1971-83; 85-89)
Prediction: 9th

Ipanema (RJ)
Year Founded: 1894
Main Colors: White and Black
Town: Rio de Janeiro
Rival: Guanabara
Trigram: IPA
Stadium: Milton Silva (47,500)
Sponsor: Trahma (Beverages)
All-time Star: Barrincha (1953-1965)
Prediction: Avoid relegation

Laranjeiras (SP)
Year Founded: 1914
Main Colors: Green and white
Town: São Paulo
Rival: Clube Paulista
Trigram: LAR
Stadium: Parque Koka-Koola (48,240)
Sponsor: Koka-koola (Beverages)
All-time Star: Michel (1988-2008)
Prediction: 13th

Penamina (UR)
Year Founded: 1891
Main Colors: Black and yellow
Town: Montevideo
Rival: Atlético Nacional
Trigram: PEN
Stadium: Los Campeones (39,000)
Sponsor: Letna (Telecommunications)
All-time Star: Ángel López (1973-84)
Prediction: 12th

Portuário FC (PT)
Year Founded: 1906
Main Colors: Blue and white
Town: Porto
Rival: Esportivo Lisboa
Trigram: PFC
Stadium: Caverna do Dragão (52,000)
Sponsor: OEM (Telecommunications)
All-time Star: Artur Câmara (1976-92)
Prediction: 5th

Portuários de Santos (SP)
Year Founded: 1912
Main Colors: White and black
Town: Santos
Rival: Atlético de São Paulo
Trigram: SAN
Stadium: Viela Beiramar (18,000)
Sponsor: Tesouro Federal (Banking)
All-time Star: Peté (1956-1974)
Prediction: 9th

Salvadores da Bahia (BA)
Year Founded: 1931
Main Colors: Blue, red and white
Town: Salvador
Rival: Vitória da Conquista
Trigram: SBA
Stadium: Cachoeira Velha (51,000)
Sponsor: Voidustries (Manufacturing)
All-time Star: Carlinhos (1946-59)
Prediction: 16th

Santa Cruz Boliviano (BO)
Year Founded: 1941
Main Colors: Green, white and red
Town: Santa Cruz
Rival: Sporting Boliviano
Trigram: SCB
Stadium: Centenario (15,000)
Sponsor: Koka-koola (Beverages)
All-time Star: Luquinha (1999-2007)
Prediction: Avoid relegation

Sporting Gaúcho (RS)
Year Founded: 1909
Main Colors: Red and white
Town: Porto Alegre
Rival: Vinte de Setembro
Trigram: GAU
Stadium: Costa da Lagoa (61,000)
Sponsor: BancoSul (Banking)
All-time Star: Nandão (2004-2008)
Prediction: 4th

União do Iguaçu (RJ)
Year Founded: 1902
Main Colors: Red, green and white
Town: Nova Iguaçu
Rival: Porto Carioca
Trigram: UNI
Stadium: O Equatoriano (120,000)
Sponsor: MultiMed (Medicinal)
All-time Star: Volnei (1954-61)
Prediction: 8th

Vinte de Setembro (RS)
Year Founded: 1903
Main Colors: Blue, black and white
Town: Porto Alegre
Rival: Sporting Gaúcho
Trigram: VIN
Stadium: Arena de Setembro (63,415)
Sponsor: Moonlit Microsystems (Technology)
All-time Star: Ricardo Germânico (1982-88; 91-93)
Prediction: 3rd

by **2nd Brazilian Empire** » Tue Apr 11, 2017 3:07 pm

Seconding Empire Second Division 2011 Participating Teams

Associação Espanhola (SP)
Year Founded: 1920
Main Colors: Red and yellow
Town: São Paulo
Rival: Laranjeiras
Trigram: ESP
Stadium: Caldeirão (22,000)
Sponsor: Zuvenil
Prediction: 7th

Atlético Catarinense (SC)
Year Founded: 1921
Main Colors: White and black
Town: Florianópolis
Rival: Sporting Criciúma
Trigram: CAT
Stadium: Osvaldo Servedio (21,000)
Sponsor: Tesouro Nacional (Banking)
Prediction: 4th

Atlético Pelotense (RS)
Year Founded: 1912
Main Colors: Yellow and white
Town: Açores
Rival: Academicos
Trigram: PEL
Stadium: Bebeto Farias (16,500)
Sponsor: Fruquito (Soft drinks)
Prediction: 9th

Bela Vista FC (MS)
Year Founded: 1910
Main Colors: Blue and white
Town: Bela Vista
Rival: Nixto
Trigram: BEV
Stadium: Lindinho (3,000)
Sponsor: No Sponsor
Prediction: Avoid relegation

Boliviano Sporting (BO)
Year Founded: 1905
Main Colors: Dark grey and white
Town: Sucre
Rival: Santa Cruz Boliviano
Trigram: BOS
Stadium: Olimpico de Sucre (38,000)
Sponsor: Supermercados Sucre (Commerce)
Prediction: 18th

Clube Atlético de Curitiba (PR)
Year Founded: 1909
Main Colors: Green and white
Town: Curitiba
Rival: Londrinense FC
Trigram: CAC
Stadium: Coronel Cleiton Calvacanti (40,300)
Sponsor: MIT Telephones (Telecommunications)
Prediction: 2nd

Clube Sobral (PT)
Year Founded: 1899
Main Colors: White, red, blue, and yellow
Town: Sobral
Rival: Clube Açoriano
Trigram: CSO
Stadium: Grande Sobral (10,000)
Sponsor: Refrigerantes Gelo-gelado (Soft drinks)
Prediction: 13th

Esportivo Belém (PA)
Year Founded: 1914
Main Colors: Blue and white
Town: Belém
Rival: Santarém-PA
Trigram: BEL
Stadium: Mangueirinha (45,000)
Sponsor: Refrigenrantes Gelo-gelado (Soft drinks)
Prediction: Avoid relegation

Esportivo de Goiás (GO)
Year Founded: 1943
Main Colors: Green and white
Town: Goiânia
Rival: Aparecida de Goiânia
Trigram: GOI
Stadium: Planíce de Prata (50,000)
Sponsor: Baterias Mourão (Automobiles)
Prediction: 8th

Itapetinga (BA)
Year Founded: 1951
Main Colors: White and green
Town: Itapetinga
Rival: Esportivo do Norte
Trigram: ITA
Stadium: Itapetingão (11,000)
Sponsor: Banco Baiano (Banking)
Prediction: Avoid relegation

Juazeiro (BA)
Year Founded: 1942
Main Colors: Dark red and white
Town: Juazeiro
Rival: Salvadores da Bahia
Trigram: JUA
Stadium: Benedito Oliveira (3,500)
Sponsor: Bananas Baianas (Agriculture)
Prediction: Avoid relegation

Liberdade (PG)
Year Founded: 1905
Main Colors: Black and white
Town: Assunção
Rival: Desportivo Olímpico
Trigram: LIB
Stadium: Mestre López (10,500)
Sponsor: Lógico (Banking)
Prediction: 12th

Londrinense FC (PR)
Year Founded: 1924
Main Colors: Black, white and red
Town: Londrina
Rival: CA de Curitiba
Trigram: CAC
Stadium: Quocera Arena (42,000)
Sponsor: Quocera (Technologies)
Prediction: 5th

Ministro Prudente (SP)
Year Founded: 1925
Main Colors: Violet and red
Town: Ministro Prudente
Rival: União Prudentina
Trigram: PRU
Stadium: Ministro Pinho Leal (12,000)
Sponsor: Antonio Branco Farmácias (Pharmaceutical)
Prediction: 15th

Náufragos (PB)
Year Founded: 1901
Main Colors: Red and white
Town: Recife
Rival: Guanabara
Trigram: NAU
Stadium: Dromo Pernambucano (50,000)
Sponsor: Carros Populares (Automobiles)
Prediction: 3rd

Porto Carioca (RJ)
Year Founded: 1890
Main Colors: Black and white
Town: Rio de Janeiro
Rival: Guanabara
Trigram: POC
Stadium: Estádio Portuário (23,000)
Sponsor: Zony (Technologies)
Prediction: 1st

Santa Fe FC (BO)
Year Founded: 1902
Main Colors: White and blue
Town: Santa Fe
Rival: Santa Cruz Boliviano
Trigram: SAF
Stadium: Lo Dromo (36,000)
Sponsor: TEN (Telecommunications)
Prediction: 17th

São Mateus FC (ES)
Year Founded: 1923
Main Colors: Red, blue and white
Town: São Mateus
Rival: Central Capixaba
Trigram: SAM
Stadium: Arena Municipal (4,000)
Sponsor: Tesouro Nacional (Banking)
Prediction: Avoid relegation

Sporting Criciúma (SC)
Year Founded: 1947
Main Colors: Yellow, black and white
Town: Criciúma
Rival: Atlético Catarinense
Trigram: SCR
Stadium: Saulo Belluci (19,000)
Sponsor: Bratek (Telecommunications)
Prediction: 6th

Teresina Club (PI)
Year Founded: 1958
Main Colors: White, red, and yellow
Town: Teresina
Rival: Imigrantes
Trigram: TER
Stadium: Teresinão (44,700)
Sponsor: Céu TV HD (Telecommunications)
Prediction: Avoid relegation

Tupi-guarani (SP)
Year Founded: 1911
Main Colors: Green and white
Town: Campinas
Rival: Bandeiras
Trigram: TGU
Stadium: Anel de Prata (29,000)
Sponsor: Diamante Bruto (Jewelry)
Prediction: 14th

Union La Paz (BO)
Year Founded: 1947
Main Colors: Blue, black and white
Town: La Paz
Rival: Boliviano Sporting
Trigram: ULP
Stadium: Arena Trahma (20,400)
Sponsor: Trahma (Alcolholic beverages)
Prediction: 10th

Vila Velha (MG)
Year Founded: 1906
Main Colors: Red and white
Town: Vila Velha
Rival: Vila Nova
Trigram: VIV
Stadium: Centro Comunitário do Seu Marcos (4,600)
Sponsor: No sponsor
Prediction: 16th

Vitória da Conquista SC (BA)
Year Founded: 1912
Main Colors: Red and black
Town: Vitória da Conquista
Rival: Salvadores da Bahia
Trigram: VIT
Stadium: Rosário Peres (38,000)
Sponsor: Tesouro Nacional (Banking)
Prediction: 11th

by **2nd Brazilian Empire** » Mon Apr 24, 2017 10:33 am

With the recent terrible results in the UICA competitions and in the Cygnus Cup - the Cup Winners' cup - the year of 2010 ended and the 2011 season began. The regional tournaments have an important role in the Brazilian culture and history. In these competitions, regional and even municipal teams are blended together with MultiNation Cup winners in two groups (when the tournament have 24 competing teams) or one round-and-robin system (only if less than 17 teams). The eight best teams of the first stage qualify to the eliminatory stage, where quarter-finals, semi-finals and a final are played in a home-and-away system. The away goals rule are not applicable if the competing teams came from the same city, like Penamina and Atlético Nacional from Montevideo or Clube Guanabara and Ipanema from Rio de Janeiro.

These regional competitions also possess two or three inferior leagues. Every year the four worst teams in the first stage are relegated, and the semi-finalists are automatically classified to the above league in the football pyramid. The clubs with the best performances in the regional tournaments that do not play in any of the three national leagues will dispute a playoff competition in the second bimester of the season. The semi-finals qualify to the Terceirona, or the Third Division; the final, the trophy and the 3rd place dispute are merely ceremonial.

Copa da Metrópole - Includes clubs from the Southeast region of the Empire (Espírito Santo, Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, and São Paulo).
Copa Sulista - Includes clubs from the Southern region of the Empire (Paraná, Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina).
Copa Nordestina - Includes teams from all the Northeast region of the Empire (Alagoas, Bahia, Ceará, Maranhão, Paraíba, Pernambuco, Piauí, Rio Grande do Norte, Sergipe).
Copa Florestal - Includes teams from the Northern and Center-west regions of the Empire (Acre, Amapá, Amazonas, Goiás, Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul, Pará, Rondônia, Roraima, Tocantins).
Copa Latina - Includes clubs from the Western region of the Empire (Bolivia, Corrientes, Paraguai, and Uruguai).
Copa do Verão - Includes teams from the Eastern region of the Empire (Greenland, Iceland, Morocco, Portugal, and Sinai).

The six tournaments occurred between the second week of January and the second week of April.

Regional Tournaments 2011

Copa da Metrópole

Group Stage

Group A               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Clube Paulista         11    9   2   0    31   11  +20    29
 2 Laranjeiras            11    7   3   1    31   14  +17    24
 3 Tupi-Guarani           11    5   5   1    24   17   +7    20
 4 União do Iguaçu        11    6   2   3    22   19   +3    20
 5 Brasil-RJ              11    5   3   3    30   21   +9    18
 6 Atlético São Paulo     11    5   3   3    21   20   +1    18
 7 Falcão SC              11    4   2   5    21   24   −3    14
 8 Paulistano             11    3   1   7    17   22   −5    10
 9 Associação Espanhola   11    3   1   7    23   29   −6    10
10 Campinas Unida         11    3   0   8    18   31  −13     9
11 Clube D.Pedro II       11    2   2   7    17   30  −13     8
12 Bandeiras              11    1   2   8    15   32  −17     5

   Group B               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Portuários de Santos   11    8   3   0    30   13  +17    27
 2 Constelação SC         11    7   2   2    31   19  +12    23 
 3 Independência          11    7   1   3    30   19  +11    22
 4 Ministro Prudente      11    6   2   3    21   16   +5    20
 5 Ipanema                11    6   1   4    35   28   +7    19
 6 Guanabara              11    5   2   4    25   25    0    17
 7 Porto Carioca          11    4   2   5    17   18   −1    14
 8 Horizonte Amarelo      11    4   1   6    21   26   −5    13
 9 Vila Velha             11    3   3   5    25   31   −6    12
10 São Cristóvão          11    3   2   6    19   29  −10    11
11 Araçatuba              11    2   2   7    19   29  −10     8
12 Goytacazes             11    0   1  10    19   39  −20     1

Promoted Teams

São Mateus FC
Bangu FC
Grêmio Santa Bárbara
Juventude-SP

Relegated Teams

Clude D.Pedro II
Bandeiras
Araçatuba
Goytacazes

Quarter-finals

Clube Paulista 1–1 Ministro Prudente
Ministro Prudente 1–1 Clube Paulista (0-0 AET) (4-3 penalties)

Constelação SC 4–2 Tupi-Guarani 
Tupi-Guarani 1–1 Constelação SC

Laranjeiras 1–0 Independência
Independência 0–1 Laranjeiras

Portuários de Santos 3–4 União do Iguaçu
União do Iguaçu 3–4 Portuários de Santos (3-4 AET) (10-9 penalties)

Semi-finals

Clube Paulista 5–3 Constelação SC
Constelação SC 6–2 Clube Paulista

União do Iguaçu 4-3 Laranjeiras
Laranjeiras 1–1 União do Iguaçu

Final

Constelação SC 0–1 União do Iguaçu
União do Iguaçu 4-0 Constelação SC

União do Iguaçu won the Copa da Metrópole

Copa Sulista

First Stage

Copa Sulista                Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Sporting Gaúcho              15   12   1   2    41   21  +20    37
 2 Vinte de Setembro            15   10   2   3    37   22  +15    32
 3 Clube Atlético de Curitiba   15    8   6   1    34   22  +12    30
 4 Esportivo Caxias             15    8   5   2    31   16  +15    29
 5 Brasque-SC                   15    7   4   4    30   31   −1    25
 6 Academia Caxiense            15    7   2   6    28   25   +3    23
 7 Atlético Pelotense           15    5   6   4    14   16   −2    21
 8 Urbano FC                    15    5   5   5    22   23   −1    20
 9 Clube Maringá                15    4   6   5    20   25   −5    18
10 Constelação-RS               15    3   6   6    21   23   −2    15
11 São João                     15    4   3   8    31   36   −5    15
12 Atlético Catarinense         15    4   2   9    20   27   −7    14
13 Irati                        15    4   2   9    31   40   −9    14
14 Clube Erechim                15    4   2   9    25   39  −14    14
15 Santo Morro                  15    3   4   8    14   20   −6    13
16 América-RS                   15    3   2  10    23   36  −13    11

Promoted Teams

Londrinense FC
Sporting Criciúma
Associação Chapecó
Lajeado FC

Relegated Teams

Irati
Clube Erechim
Santo Morro
América-RS

Quarter-finals

Sporting Gaúcho 3–0 Urbano FC
Urbano FC 2–1 Sporting Gaúcho

Clube Atlético de Curitiba 0–0 Academia Caxiense
Academia Caxiense 2–3 Clube Atlético de Curitiba

Esportivo Caxias 0–0 Brasque-SC
Brasque-SC 1–0 Esportivo Caxias

Vinte de Setembro 4–0 Atlético Pelotense
Atlético Pelotense 3–2 Vinte de Setembro

Semi-finals

Clube Atlético de Curitiba 0–0 Sporting Gaúcho
Sporting Gaúcho 6–1 Clube Atlético de Curitiba

Brasque-SC 3–6 Vinte de Setembro
Vinte de Setembro 3–2 Brasque-SC

Final

Vinte de Setembro 2–2 Sporting Gaúcho
Sporting Gaúcho 1–0 Vinte de Setembro

Sporting Gaúcho won the Copa Sulista

Copa Nordestina

First Stage

Copa Nordestina        Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Girassol FC             15    7   7   1    39   26  +13    28
 2 Esportivo Cearense      15    8   4   3    34   21  +13    28
 3 Náufragos               15    8   2   5    32   23   +9    26
 4 ASC                     15    7   4   4    27   22   +5    25
 5 Clube Potiguar          15    8   1   6    39   35   +4    25
 6 Vitória da Conquista    15    7   4   4    30   27   +3    25
 7 Itapetinga              15    7   3   5    15   11   +4    24
 8 Salvadores da Bahia     15    6   5   4    29   23   +6    23
 9 Sporting Pernambucano   15    6   3   6    32   31   +1    21
10 Caruaru                 15    5   5   5    19   21   −2    20
11 Ferroviária São Luís    15    4   6   5    28   27   +1    18
12 Teresina Club           15    4   4   7    20   24   −4    16
13 CBA                     15    4   3   8    25   30   −5    15
14 Quatro de Junho         15    3   4   8    24   40  −16    13
15 Imigrantes              15    2   5   8    22   35  −13    11
16 Boca-PI                 15    3   2  10    17   36  −19    11

Promoted Teams

Clube da Fortaleza
BRC
Brasil-RN
River-SE

Relegated Teams

CBA
Quatro de Junho
Imigrantes
Boca-PI

Quarter-finals

Girassol FC 0–0 Salvadores da Bahia
Salvadores da Bahia 3–2 Girassol FC

Vitória da Conquista 4–2 Clube Potiguar
Clube Potiguar 5–2 Vitória da Conquista

Náufragos 3–1 ASC
ASC 0–2 Náufragos

Esportivo Cearense 3–1 Itapetinga
Itapetinga 0–3 Esportivo Cearense

Semi-finals

Clube Potiguar 0–2 Salvadores da Bahia
Salvadores da Bahia 4–2 Clube Potiguar

Náufragos 5–3 Esportivo Cearense
Esportivo Cearense 2–1 Náufragos

Final

Náufragos 2–1 Salvadores da Bahia
Salvadores da Bahia 2-2 Náufragos

Náufragos won the Copa Nordestina

Copa Florestal

First Stage

Copa Florestal        Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Esportivo de Goiás     15   10   3   2    31   18  +13    33
 2 Blue Bull Brazil       15    9   4   2    37   26  +11    31
 3 Bela Vista FC          15    8   2   5    36   25  +11    26
 4 Nixto                  15    8   2   5    27   20   +7    26
 5 Adoçeiro          15    6   5   4    25   19   +6    23
 6 Esportivo Belém        15    6   4   5    22   17   +5    22
 7 Aparecida de Goiânia   15    5   5   5    31   26   +5    20
 8 Santarém-PA            15    6   2   7    23   22   +1    20
 9 Serpente               15    6   1   8    29   34   −5    19
10 Céu FC                 15    5   4   6    20   25   −5    19
11 Roraima                15    4   6   5    24   26   −2    18
12 Esportivo de Manaus    15    4   5   6    29   35   −6    17
13 Belga-AM               15    3   6   6    22   32  −10    15
14 Chopper Clube          15    4   3   8    28   42  −14    15
15 Clube Sete             15    3   4   8    20   29   −9    13
16 Acreano                15    2   6   7    21   29   −8    12

Promoted Teams

Braziliano
Esportivo Anápolis
ENEC
CE Raimundo

Relegated Teams

Belga-AM
Chopper Clube
Clube Sete
Acreano

Quarter-finals

Esportivo de Goiás 3–1 Santarém-PA
Santarém-PA 1–1 Esportivo de Goiás

Adoçeiro 1–0 Nixto
Nixto 1–0 Adoçeiro (1-0 AET) (3-4 Penalties) 

Bela Vista FC 2–2 Esportivo Belém
Esportivo Belém 1–0 Bela Vista FC

Blue Bull Brazil 2–3 Aparecida de Goiânia
Aparecida de Goiânia 2–1 Blue Bull Brazil

Semi-finals

Esportivo de Goiás 3–2 Adoçeiro
Adoçeiro 1–2 Esportivo de Goiás

Aparecida de Goiânia 1–1 Esportivo Belém
Esportivo Belém 3–2 Aparecida de Goiânia

Final

Esportivo Belém 2-6 Esportivo de Goiás
Esportivo de Goiás 3–2 Esportivo Belém

Esportivo de Goiás won the Copa Florestal

Copa Latina

First Stage

Copa Latina           Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Desportivo Rosario     15   11   2   2    37   22  +15    35
 2 Santa Cruz Boliviano   15    8   4   3    37   31   +6    28
 3 Liberdade              15    8   3   4    31   19  +12    27
 4 Union La Paz           15    8   2   5    42   33   +9    26
 5 Real Trindad           15    7   4   4    32   32    0    25
 6 Desportivo Olímpico    15    7   3   5    29   25   +4    24
 7 Desportivo Bolívia     15    7   3   5    29   28   +1    24
 8 Penamina               15    6   4   5    30   23   +7    22
 9 Builders               15    6   4   5    36   33   +3    22
10 Atlético Nacional      15    6   3   6    26   29   −3    21
11 Unión Del Oeste        15    5   3   7    22   27   −5    18
12 Boliviano Sporting     15    3   8   4    24   22   +2    17
13 Atacante Sporting      15    5   2   8    21   30   −9    17
14 Posadas Club           15    3   4   8    22   32  −10    13
15 Trindad                15    2   2  11    29   40  −11     8
16 San Rosario            15    2   1  12    14   35  −21     7

Promoted Teams

Universitario Petrolero
Atlético de Corrientes
Livingpool-UR
Serrante

Relegated Teams

Atacante Sporting
Posadas Club
Trindad
San Rosario

Quarter-finals

Desportivo Rosario 2–4 Penamina
Penamina 2–0 Desportivo Rosario

Liberdade 3–4 Desportivo Olímpico
Desportivo Olímpico 3–1 Liberdade

Union La Paz 4–2 Real Trindad
Real Trindad 1–1 Union La Paz

Santa Cruz Boliviano 2–1 Desportivo Bolívia
Desportivo Bolívia 1–3 Santa Cruz Boliviano

Semi-finals

Desportivo Olímpico 1–1 Penamina
Penamina 1–1 Desportivo Olímpico (5-4 penalties)

Santa Cruz Boliviano 3–0 Union La Paz
Union La Paz 1–0 Santa Cruz Boliviano

Final

Santa Cruz Boliviano 2–2 Penamina
Penamina 2–1 Santa Cruz Boliviano

Penamina won the Copa Latina

Copa do Verão

Group Stage

Group A               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Benva                  11    7   2   2    24   15   +9    23
 2 Reykjavik              11    7   1   3    25   15  +10    22
 3 Desportivo Braga       11    7   1   3    17   10   +7    22
 4 Clube Sobral           11    7   1   3    27   23   +4    22
 5 Atlético Guimarães     11    5   3   3    20   20    0    18
 6 Coimbra                11    4   4   3    20   11   +9    16
 7 Athletic Casablanca    11    5   1   5    16   16    0    16
 8 Athletic Lenitra       11    3   4   4    11    8   +3    13
 9 Vitória de Faro        11    3   3   5    23   20   +3    12
10 Clube Açoriano         11    3   1   7    17   27  −10    10
11 Islanders              11    2   1   8    14   33  −19     7
12 Casablanca Warriors    11    1   2   8    14   30  −16     5

   Group B               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Portuário FC           11    7   2   2    26   19   +7    23
 2 Vitória de Peniche     11    7   2   2    20   16   +4    23
 3 Mercadense             11    6   3   2    29   18  +11    21
 4 Clube Militar          11    6   2   3    25   19   +6    20
 5 Esportivo Lisboa       11    6   1   4    25   18   +7    19
 6 Balouca                11    6   1   4    23   20   +3    19
 7 Estremo                11    3   4   4    21   21    0    13
 8 Academicos             11    3   3   5    26   30   −4    12
 9 Alto da Torre          11    4   0   7    16   29  −13    12
10 Oceânico               11    2   3   6    26   30   −4     9
11 Port Said              11    3   0   8    18   22   −4     9
12 Estrelas               11    1   3   7    21   34  −13     6

Promoted Teams

Suez
Clube Setúbal
Figueiras
Casablanca FC

Relegated Teams

Islanders
Casablanca Warriors
Port Said
Estrelas

Quarter-finals

Benva 4–1 Clube Militar
Clube Militar 5–3 Benva

Vitória de Peniche 0–0 Desportivo Braga
Desportivo Braga 2–0 Vitória de Peniche

Mercadense 2–3 Reykjavik
Reykjavik 3–1 Mercadense

Clube Sobral 3–2 Portuário FC
Portuário FC 2–2 Clube Sobral

Semi-finals

Benva 1–1 Desportivo Braga
Desportivo Braga 0–0 Benva ON AWAY GOALS

Reykjavik 2–2 Clube Sobral
Clube Sobral 0–1 Reykjavik

Final

Reykjavik 3–1 Desportivo Braga
Desportivo Braga 1–2 Reykjavik

Reykjavik won the Copa do Verão

by **2nd Brazilian Empire** » Fri Apr 28, 2017 7:46 am

Division One 2011 Rounds 1-23

Team                              P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Laranjeiras                      23  16  3   4  55  28  +27  51
  2 Vinte de Setembro                23  16  3   4  44  24  +20  51
  3 Ipanema                          23  11  6   6  36  31   +5  39
  4 Clube Paulista                   23  10  9   4  53  34  +19  39
  5 Sporting Gaúcho                  23  10  5   8  39  38   +1  35
  6 Clube Atlético de São Paulo      23  10  5   8  45  32  +13  35
  7 Portuário FC                     23  10  5   8  43  31  +12  35
  8 Guanabara                        23   9  7   7  45  28  +17  34
  9 Constelação SC                   23   9  7   7  41  34   +7  34
 10 Benva                            23  10  4   9  29  27   +2  34
 11 União do Iguaçu                  23   9  6   8  32  28   +4  33
 12 Atlético Nacional                23   8  9   6  23  25   -2  33
 13 Santa Cruz Boliviano             23   9  4  10  39  39   +0  31
 14 Esportivo Caxias                 23   8  7   8  33  45  -12  31
 15 Esportivo Lisboa                 23   9  4  10  37  41   -4  31
 16 Desportivo Rosario               23   7  8   8  35  45  -10  29
 17 Clube Açoriano                   23   9  1  13  31  40   -9  28
 18 Desportivo Olímpico              23   8  3  12  29  52  -23  27
 19 Salvadores da Bahia              23   7  6  10  24  34  -10  27
 20 Desportivo Bolívia               23   7  5  11  22  29   -7  26
 21 Portuários de Santos             23   5  6  12  28  35   -7  21
 22 Esportivo Cearense               23   5  6  12  36  51  -15  21
 23 Desportivo Braga                 23   5  5  13  22  31   -9  20
 24 Penamina                         23   4  6  13  29  48  -19  18

Division Two 2011 Rounds 1-23

Team                             P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Clube Atlético de Curitiba      23  15   6   2  46  24  +22  51
  2 Santa Fe FC                     23  13   7   3  45  21  +24  46
  3 Union La Paz                    23  13   6   4  46  25  +21  45
  4 Vitória da Conquista SC         23  14   2   7  32  22  +10  44
  5 Porto Carioca                   23  12   7   4  41  29  +12  43
  6 Liberdade                       23  11   9   3  33  18  +15  42
  7 Esportivo de Goiás              23  12   4   7  38  37   +1  40
  8 Atlético Catarinense            23  12   3   8  56  35  +21  39
  9 Associação Espanhola            23  11   4   8  42  37   +5  37
 10 Náufragos                       23  10   5   8  38  25  +13  35
 11 Atlético Pelotense              23   9   6   8  27  23   +4  33
 12 Sporting Criciúma               23   7  11   5  38  30   +8  32
 13 Teresina Club                   23   9   5   9  30  28   +2  32
 14 Londrinense FC                  23   8   4  11  19  25   -6  28
 15 Itapetinga                      23   7   7   9  25  36  -11  28
 16 Esportivo Belém                 23   8   3  12  18  31  -13  27
 17 Vila Velha                      23   7   5  11  33  41   -8  26
 18 Tupi-Guarani                    23   6   5  12  28  41  -13  23
 19 Boliviano Sporting              23   6   4  13  23  36  -13  22
 20 Clube Sobral                    23   5   6  12  21  32  -11  21
 21 São Mateus FC                   23   5   6  12  14  21   -7  21
 22 Juazeiro                        23   5   4  14  24  53  -29  19
 23 Ministro Prudente               23   3   6  14  20  43  -23  15
 24 Bela Vista FC                   23   4   3  16  23  47  -24  15

Work in progress

by **2nd Brazilian Empire** » Fri Apr 28, 2017 10:06 am

Division One 2011 Final Standings

The Campeonato Nacional Primeira Divisão, popularly referred to as Primeirona, is a Brazilian professional league for football clubs, being at the top of the Brazilian football league system, it is 2nd Brazilian Empire's primary football competition. Contested by 24 clubs from 11 different states it is currently sponsored by Tesouro Federal, the central bank of Brazil.

Due to historical peculiarities and the large geographical size of the country, the Empire has a relatively short history of nationwide football competitions. Only in 1958, with the advancements in civil aviation and air transport, a nationwide tournament was created, Taça Brasileira. In 1965 the Torneio do Sudeste was expanded to include teams from various Brazilian states other from those located in the southeast of Brazil and the format lasted until 2009, when a double round-robin format was installed, where the team with most points wins the championship. The first Primeira Divisão with that name was held in 1987.

Since 1958, a total of 163 clubs have played in the Campeonato Nacional, and 17 of them crowned football champions, 12 of which have won the title more than once. Portuários de Santos and Laranjeiras from São Paulo are the most successful clubs, both of them having won the Primeira Divisão seven times - Portuários de Santos' won five consecutive titles between 1961 and 1965, a feat that remains unequaled.

The winner qualifies for the Champions' Cup and the MultiNation Cup; the runner-up and third-placed teams qualify for both Globe Cup and MultiNation Cup; the fourth placed team is qualified to the Globe Cup; the other 12 best teams (excluding the Brazilian Tour champion) qualifies to the MultiNation Consolation Trophy.

Team                              P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Vinte de Setembro                46  27   8  11  89  53  +36  89 - CHAMPIONS' CUP/MULTINATION/CYGNUS
  2 Clube Paulista                   46  26  10  10  97  59  +38  88 - GLOBE CUP/MULTINATION
  3 Laranjeiras                      46  27   6  13  91  53  +38  87 - GLOBE CUP/MULTINATION
  4 Benva                            46  25   6  15  74  49  +25  81 - GLOBE CUP/CONSOLATION TROPHY
  5 União do Iguaçu                  46  21  10  15  68  55  +13  73 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
  6 Guanabara                        46  20  13  13  78  58  +20  73 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
  7 Esportivo Caxias                 46  21  10  15  78  83   -5  73 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
  8 Sporting Gaúcho                  46  21   7  18  79  65  +14  70 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
  9 Portuário FC                     46  18  14  14  68  49  +19  68 - MULTINATION CUP
 10 Constelação SC                   46  18  12  16  79  68  +11  66 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 11 Ipanema                          46  17  15  14  62  61   +1  66 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 12 Desportivo Rosario               46  18  11  17  66  76  -10  65 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 13 Clube Atlético de São Paulo      46  16  13  17  71  58  +13  61 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 14 Esportivo Cearense               46  16  12  18  66  85  -19  60 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 15 Esportivo Lisboa                 46  16  12  18  60  66   -6  60 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 16 Santa Cruz Boliviano             46  15  12  19  70  81  -11  57 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 17 Desportivo Olímpico              46  16   8  22  57  90  -33  56
 18 Atlético Nacional                46  15  11  20  39  54  -15  56
 19 Portuários de Santos             46  15  11  20  60  62   -2  56
 20 Penamina                         46  16   7  23  66  82  -16  55
 21 Clube Açoriano                   46  17   3  26  54  73  -19  54 - RELEGATED
 22 Salvadores da Bahia              46  12   9  25  40  72  -32  45 - RELEGATED
 23 Desportivo Bolívia               46  12   9  25  37  61  -24  45 - RELEGATED
 24 Desportivo Braga                 46   7  11  28  38  74  -36  32 - RELEGATED

Vinte de Setembro

2011

Top Scorers
1- Rômulo Fenomenal, Clube Paulista (25 goals)
2- Nicolas Bezerra, Vinte de Setembro (21 goals)
3- Padilha, Sporting Gaúcho (18 goals)

Most Assists
1- Gabriel Silveira, Constelação SC (15 assists)
2- Tião Nogueira, União do Iguaçu (10 assists)
3- Delchiaro, Ipanema (9 assists)

Division Two 2011 Final Standings

The Segunda Divisão or Segundona is the second tier of the Brazilian football league system. Like the Primeira Divisão, the competition format has changed almost every year since it first occurred, in 1971. In some years - like 1993 - it was not played at all. Since 2010, however, it has been contested by 24 clubs in a double round-robin format with the top four teams being promoted to Primeira Divisão and the bottom four teams relegated to Terceira Divisão. The three top clubs qualifies for the Series B Champions' Cup.

Team                             P   W   D   L  For   Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Clube Atlético de Curitiba      46  29  10   7   93   44  +49  97 - PROMOTED/SBCC
  2 Porto Carioca                   46  28  10   8   94   50  +44  94 - PROMOTED/SBCC
  3 Liberdade                       46  25  14   7   68   38  +30  89 - PROMOTED/SBCC 
  4 Atlético Catarinense            46  26  10  10  116   57  +59  88 - PROMOTED
  5 Náufragos                       46  26   7  13   83   51  +32  85
  6 Santa Fe FC                     46  23  16   7   83   50  +33  85
  7 Vitória da Conquista SC         46  24   8  14   62   47  +15  80
  8 Associação Espanhola            46  20  12  14   77   63  +14  72
  9 Union La Paz                    46  19  15  12   75   55  +20  72
 10 Esportivo de Goiás              46  21   9  16   73   78   -5  72
 11 Teresina Club                   46  19  10  17   54   50   +4  67
 12 Atlético Pelotense              46  17  12  17   46   45   +1  63
 13 Sporting Criciúma               46  16  14  16   78   75   +3  62
 14 Londrinense FC                  46  15  11  20   37   42   -5  56
 15 Vila Velha                      46  14  11  21   61   74  -13  53
 16 Itapetinga                      46  11  15  20   60   82  -22  48
 17 Boliviano Sporting              46  12  12  22   46   71  -25  48
 18 Ministro Prudente               46  11  13  22   40   62  -22  46
 19 Clube Sobral                    46  11  13  22   36   55  -19  46
 20 Tupi-Guarani                    46  11  11  24   54   84  -30  44
 21 Juazeiro                        46  11  10  25   49  112  -63  43 - RELEGATED
 22 Esportivo Belém                 46  11   9  26   29   60  -31  42 - RELEGATED
 23 São Mateus FC                   46   9  11  26   24   47  -23  38 - RELEGATED
 24 Bela Vista FC                   46   9   5  32   47   93  -46  32 - RELEGATED

CA Curitiba

2011

Top Scorers
1- Guilherme Pimposo, CA Curitiba (30 goals)
2- Bernardo Silva, Atlético Catarinense (28 goals)
3- Alessandro Teixeira, Porto Carioca (22 goals)

Most Assists
1- Bernado Silva, Atlético Catarinense (12 assists)
2- Tatu, Vila Velha (11 assists)
3- Bolacha/Marcelo Rodrigues, Náufragos/Associação Espanhola (10 assists)

First Division

When Vinte de Setembro was the national champion for the last time in 2009 the format used was still the old one, but now everything is already modernized. Vinte de Setembro is the newest Brazilian champion, with Clube Paulista being runner-up! The team from the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul got the title after the end of the 44th round when Laranjeiras lose to Penamina by 1 to 0 and Clube Paulista lose to Atletico Nacional by 2 to 0. In the same round Setembro would lose to Santa Cruz Bolivian by 2 to 0, but the trophy was already guaranteed on their shelf of merits.

The club underwent a major revamp at the end of 2010, when Moonlit Microsystems bought the team. Recently the new stadium of Vinte de Setembro - the Arena de Setembro - was inaugurated, and has capacity for 63,415 spectators. Other stadiums were also inaugurated - the Koka-Koola Park, Laranjeiras; And the Arena Paulista, for Clube Paulista. It was also a season of renewal of sponsorship and player contracts; Few changes have been made in these areas.

Unfortunately not everything happens as it should. The club Salvadores da Bahia was the surprise of the championship when being demoted even having been the target of the purchase of Voidustries, its new main sponsor. Many new and experienced players have been hired, but it does not appear that the change had a positive effect and the team has been relegated to Segundona with several rounds in advance. Other downgraded teams include the Portuguese Clube Açoriano and Desportivo Braga and Bolivian club Desportivo Bolivia. Penamina was lucky enough to escape relegation in the last round even losing it; To avoid relegation, the Clube Açoriano needed to win over Constelação SC, but they lost the game by 1-0 despite playing in their home stadium. Even though these four were the worst clubs in the league, the team with the worst defense was Desportivo Olímpuco, which conceded 90 goals in 46 Matches and finished 17th. Runner-up Clube Paulista had the best attack in the competition, scoring 97 goals.

by **2nd Brazilian Empire** » Fri Apr 28, 2017 10:13 am

Division Three 2011 Final Standings

The Terceira Divisão or Terceirona is the third tier of the Brazilian football league system, being both the third worst and poorest tier of Brazilian football.

Unlike the first and second divisions, only 20 teams play the Terceira Divisão instead of the usual 24. A double round-robin format with the top four teams being promoted to the Segunda Divisão (Segundona) and the bottom four teams being relegated to regional tournaments (Copa da Metrópole, Copa Sulista, Copa Nordestina, Copa Florestal, Copa Latina, and Copa do Verão) is used.

The Terceirona was founded in 1981 when Rio de Janeiro's team Belford won and were promoted - in the company of another five teams - to Division Two. However, from 1982 to 1987, in 1989, and in 1993 no tournament took place due to yearly changes in the regulation. Aparecida de Goiânia from Goiás and Ferroviária São Luis from Maranhão are the most successful clubs, both winning the Terceira Divisão two times.

In 2010 the tournament changed the format - before that 28 teams took part in the competition and a group and knockout format were used; two groups of 14 teams, best four teams of each group advanced to the quarter-finals while the worst two of each group were directly relegated to the regional championships and Terceira Divisão's semi-finalists were instantly promoted to next year's Segunda Divisão.

Team                          P   W   D   L  For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Independência                38  31   4   3  105  24  +81  97 - PROMOTED
  2 Clube Mogi                   38  22   6  10   84  54  +30  72 - PROMOTED
  3 Nixto                        38  19  11   8   67  44  +23  68 - PROMOTED
  4 Santarém Pará                38  19   7  12   62  41  +21  64 - PROMOTED
  5 Suez                         38  18   8  12   36  37   -1  62
  6 Aparecida de Goiânia         38  18   6  14   69  73   -4  60
  7 Universitario Petrolero      38  14  17   7   46  32  +14  59
  8 Araçatuba                    38  17   6  15   43  39   +4  57
  9 Clube D.Pedro II             38  14  14  10   44  38   +6  56
 10 São Cristóvão                38  14  11  13   47  34  +13  53
 11 Itaituba                     38  13  10  15   67  78  -11  49
 12 Horizonte Amarelo            38  13   8  17   29  43  -14  47
 13 CBA                          38  12   9  17   48  59  -11  45
 14 Vitória de Faro              38  10  15  13   35  46  -11  45
 15 Athletic Lenitra             38  10  14  14   32  34   -2  44
 16 Céu FC                       38   8  13  17   37  49  -12  37
 17 Roraima                      38   8   9  21   42  63  -21  33 - RELEGATED
 18 Ferroviária São Luís         38   8   9  21   44  87  -43  33 - RELEGATED
 19 Football Araraquara          38   8   7  23   50  90  -40  31 - RELEGATED
 20 Clube Itajaí                 38   7  10  21   27  49  -22  31 - RELEGATED

Independência

2011

Top Scorers
1- Marcos Vilmaranes, Independência (28 goals)
2- Mané Ornelas, Aparecida de Goiânia (20 goals)
3- Gordo Nobre, Clube Mogi (17 goals)

Most Assists
1- Rogério Santos, Independência (12 assists)
2- Juvenal Fernandes, Nixto (10 assists)
3- Neguinho de Recife/Ahmed, CBA/Suez (9 assists)

But what the hell happened to Independência? The once national champions managed to get relegated to the third division (not that this has not happened previously). The Minas Gerais team was firstly relegated back in 2009, when the club disputed the Primeira Divisão. Due to problems with the justice (tax evasion) heavy fines were applied to the club, which went into deep financial crisis. The best players and even both manager and coach left the club, which in 2010 was demoted to the Terceira Divisão. It is the second time in history that a champion team of the First Division is demoted to the Third Division; The União do Iguaçu had already suffered this torture in the late 1990s, returning to the national elite in 2001.

But Independência recovered, bought new players and signed new sponsorship contracts in addition to renovating its stadium that had been abandoned since the relegation to the Segundona. The largest investment was in the youth academy where prominent players like Joaquim Lourenço, Marcos Vilmanares and Gilberto Pereira joined the team and brought the title for the Mineiro club. Independência won the Teirceira Divisão with a record number of goals scored, had the second best defense in the history of the Third Division and also the greatest advantage in all of the championship's history: 97 points and 31 victories in 38 matches.

by **2nd Brazilian Empire** » Fri Apr 28, 2017 10:39 am

Brazilian Tour 2011

The Brazilian Tour is the national cup of Brazil and it is played by 64 teams - all teams of the First and Second divisions and the 14 best teams in the past season Third division plays this knockout tournament, which is an opportunity for smaller teams to play against the great teams. Episodes of giant-killing have happened at a regular rate throughout Brazilian Tour's history. The Brazilian Tour was founded in 1970 under the name of Copa Brasileira as an alternative to the clubs which were eliminated from the national league in the first semester of the season. The tournament changed its name in 1989 and in the following year, the format used today was put in use. It is currently sponsored by Trahma, the biggest alcoholic beverages industry in the 2nd Brazilian Empire. The competition is a single elimination knockout tournament featuring a one-legged tie in the two first rounds and two-legged ties in later rounds. The away goals rule is used in the Brazilian Tour, yet away goals rule is not applied if both teams are from the same city. The winner qualifies for the Supercopa, the MultiNation Cup, and for the Cygnus Cup - the Cup Winners' Cup.

Rio de Janeiro's União do Iguaçu was the first club to lift the Brazilian Tour, while Minas Gerais' Constelação SC and Rio Grande do Sul's Vinte de Setembro are the most successful teams, both with five titles.

First Round

Penamina 2-0 Ferroviária São Luís
Penamina

Esportivo Cearense 2-1 São Cristóvão
Esportivo Cearense

Porto Carioca 0-2 Santa Cruz Boliviano
Santa Cruz Boliviano

Teresina Club 0-3 Atlético Catarinense
Atlético Catarinense

Clube Itajaí 1-2 Clube Sobral
Clube Sobral

Laranjeiras 1-0 Bela Vista FC
Laranjeiras

Clube Açoriano 2-1 Clube Paulista
Clube Açoriano

Esportivo Belém 0-0 Vinte de Setembro (0-0 AET) (1-3 penalties)
Vinte de Setembro

Desportivo Bolívia 1-0 Vitória da Conquista
Desportivo Bolívia

Constelação SC 1-0 Ipanema
Constelação SC

CA Curitiba 4-1 Union La Paz
CA Curitiba

Esportivo de Goiás 3-1 Associação Espanhola
Esportivo de Goiás

Benva 0-1 Boliviano Sporting
Boliviano Sporting

Esportivo Lisboa 3-0 Itapetinga
Esportivo Lisboa

Universitario Petrolero 0-2 Roraima
Roraima

CA São Paulo 5-0 Salvadores da Bahia
CA São Paulo

Aparecida de Goiânia 2-0 Araçatuba
Aparecida de Goiânia

Santarém Pará 1-1 Esportivo Caxias (1-1 AET) (5-4 penalties)
Santarém Pará

Atlético Nacional 1-4 Tupi-Guarani
Tupi-Guarani

Desportivo Rosario 0-3 Sporting Criciúma
Sporting Criciúma

Juazeiro 1-0 Desportivo Olímpico
Juazeiro 

Atlético Pelotense 3-1 Céu FC
Atlético Pelotense

União do Iguaçu 0-2 Independência
Independência

Desportivo Braga 0-1 Itaituba
Itaituba

Vitória de Faro 2-2 Santa Fe FC (2-2 AET) (5-4 penalties)
Vitória de Faro

Portuários de Santos 1-1 Guanabara (1-1 AET) (8-9 penalties)
Guanabara

Clube D.Pedro II 4-0 São Mateus FC
Clube D.Pedro II

Clube Mogi 0-2 Suez
Suez

Liberdade 0-1 Náufragos
Náufragos

Sporting Gaúcho 5-1 Football Araraquara
Sporting Gaúcho

Portuário FC 2-1 Vila Velha
Portuário FC

Londrinense FC 1-0 Ministro Prudente
Londrinense FC

Second Round

Penamina 1-0 Esportivo Cearense 
Penamina

Santa Cruz Boliviano 2-0 Atlético Catarinense
Santa Cruz Boliviano

Clube Sobral 1-2 Laranjeiras
Laranjeiras

Clube Açoriano 0-2 Vinte de Setembro
Vinte de Setembro

Desportivo Bolívia 2-2 Constelação SC (3-3 AET) (3-5 penalties)
Constelação SC

CA Curitiba 1-1 Esportivo de Goiás (1-1 AET) (4-5 penalties)
Esportivo de Goiás

Boliviano Sporting 0-2 Esportivo Lisboa
Esportivo Lisboa

Roraima 0-4 CA São Paulo
CA São Paulo

Aparecida de Goiânia 0-0 Santarém Pará (0-0 AET) (3-1 penalties)
Aparecida de Goiânia

Tupi-Guarani 1-2 Sporting Criciúma
Sporting Criciúma

Juazeiro 1-3 Atlético Pelotense
Atlético Pelotense

Independência 3-0 Itaituba
Independência

Vitória de Faro 2-4 Guanabara
Guanabara

Clube D.Pedro II 3-1 Suez
Clube D.Pedro II

Náufragos 0-2 Sporting Gaúcho
Sporting Gaúcho

Portuário FC 5-3 Londrinense FC
Portuário FC

Round of Sixteen

Penamina 1-3 Santa Cruz Boliviano
Santa Cruz Boliviano 1-0 Penamina
Santa Cruz Boliviano

Laranjeiras 0-1 Vinte de Setembro
Vinte de Setembro 1-0 Laranjeiras
Vinte de Setembro

Constelação SC 2-1 Esportivo de Goiás
Esportivo de Goiás 3-4 Constelação SC
Constelação SC

Esportivo Lisboa 3-1 CA São Paulo
CA São Paulo 2-2 Esportivo Lisboa
Esportivo Lisboa

Aparecida de Goiânia 3-2 Sporting Criciúma
Sporting Criciúma 0-4 Aparecida de Goiânia
Aparecida de Goiânia

Atlético Pelotense 0-2 Independência
Independência 0-2 Atlético Pelotense (0-2 AET) (10-9 penalties)
Independência

Guanabara 4-1 Clube D.Pedro II
Clube D.Pedro II 0-3 Guanabara
Guanabara

Sporting Gaúcho 1-4 Portuário FC
Portuário FC 2-0 Sporting Gaúcho
Portuário FC

Quarter-finals

Santa Cruz Boliviano 3-1 Vinte de Setembro
Vinte de Setembro 5-0 Santa Cruz Boliviano
Vinte de Setembro

Constelação SC 1-0 Esportivo Lisboa
Esportivo Lisboa 0-2 Constelação SC
Constelação SC

Aparecida de Goiânia 0-3 Independência
Independência 1-2 Aparecida de Goiânia 
Independência

Guanabara 2-3 Portuário FC
Portuário FC 3-1 Guanabara
Portuário FC

Semi-finals

Vinte de Setembro 0-1 Constelação SC
Constelação SC 0-1 Vinte de Setembro (0-1 AET) (2-4 penalties)
Vinte de Setembro

Independência 1-3 Portuário FC
Portuário FC 2-0 Independência
Portuário FC

Final

Vinte de Setembro 0-3 Portuário FC
@Monumental Gaúcho, Porto Alegre, 54,000
Portuário FC 0-3 Vinte de Setembro (0-3 AET) (5-6 penalties)
@Caverna do Dragão, Porto, 52,000
Vinte de Setembro

Vinte de Setembro: sixth title - 1981, 1989, 1994, 1997, 2001, 2011
Portuário FC: also runner-up in 1983, 1988, 2011

Vinte de Setembro

2011

It was a great season for Vinte de Setembro. A historic season, where they managed to win both the First Division and the Brazilian Tour the same year, an unimaginable feat for a club in the extreme south of the country. It was the first time in history that Porto Alegre's Vinte de Setembro and Porto's Portuário FC faced each other in a final. The Portuguese club did well in the first match of the final, and won 3-0 away from home; But the pride and arrogance conquered Portuário FC, and the poor choice of a 4-3-3 defensive formation allowed a 3-0 win for the Gaúchos in the Caverna do Dragão, a stadium with a capacity of 52,000 built in 2004 for celebration of 2004 Brazilian Tour, the first and only national tournament Portuário FC ever won. Vinte de Setembro has tradition in the cup, having already won it in five other opportunities: 1981, 1989, 1994, 1997, and 2001, Being in 1981 champion of the first division indeed.

In the first match, Cristóvão Ribeiro scored two goals in the first half and at the end of the second half Aurélio Ferrão scored a beautiful free kick, crossing the barrier of Vinte de Setembro with a low but powerful kick. In the return match Nicolas Bezerra of Setembro was the star of the game - he scored a penalty goal in the first half and also crossed for Leonardo Silva in the middle of the second half. In the end of the second half Diego from Vinte de Setembro took advantage of Portuário FC goalkeeper's absence and kicked the ball from the midfield, hitting the left crossbar, diverting the ball into the goal and thus swinging the net. The match went to AET and then the game became violent; Portuário FC received two yellow cards and Vinte de Setembro three, and the star of the Portuguese team, Cristóvão Ribeiro, was sent off.

As the match ended in a draw according to the away goals rule, the title would be decided on penalties. Both teams have a poor record in penalties, but the southern club had everything to do well - after all, the Gaúchos only reached the final after winning from Esportivo Belém in the first round and Constelação SC in the semi-final on penalties. The order of the penalties was, for Vinte de Setembro: Nicolas Bezerra, Roberto Sforza, João Rieksts, Harlei Cunha, Ismail Bouzfour, Jean Carlos, Diego Cardoso, Leonardo Silva, Túlio Lima, Ronimar Santos, and Vinicius Guerra. The order of Portuário FC was: Aurélio Ferrão, Dinei Silva, Carlos Renato, Kuyi, Dani Cerqueira, Geraldo Serra, Fábio Weinmann, Caio Savedra, Sérgio Henriques, and Toni Brooks.

Nicolas Bezerra hit the first kick in the lower right corner. Aurélio Ferrão also hit, kicking at the same angle of the opponent. So was Roberto Sforza. Dinei Silva hit the second kick, kicking in the center of the goal with the instep of his foot. João Rieksts almost missed the third, hitting the crossbar, but due to physics and stuff, the ball entered the goal. Carlos Renato scored for Portuário, and was helped by goalkeeper Vinicius Guerra, who diverted the ball. Harlei Cunha of Setembro also hit, kicking energically in direction of the upper right corner. Kuyi did it, too. Ismail Bouzfour did a good job and kicked the ball straight to the middle of the goal. Dani Cerqueira did score, and he was also helped by the rival goalkeeper, who deflected the ball with his foot. Jean Carlos scored for Setembro after being helped by Toni Brooks, who diverted the ball and made her hit the crossbar, past the goal line. But the Portuário FC's defender Geraldo Serra had his shot saved by Vinicius, who managed to hold the ball kicked straight into the right corner. With the defense of Vinicius Guerra, Rio Grande do Sul's Vinte de Setembro won for the sixth time the Brazilian Tour and is the most successful club in said competition.

by **2nd Brazilian Empire** » Fri Apr 28, 2017 11:18 am

Division Three Playoffs
Qualified teams below:

Reykjavik - Champion of the Copa do Verão
Vitória de Peniche - Quarter-finals of the Copa do Verão
Mercadense - Quarter-finals of the Copa do Verão
Clube Militar - Quarter-finals of the Copa do Verão
Real Trindad - Quarter-finals of the Copa Latina
Blue Bull Brazil - 2nd place/first stage of the Copa Florestal
Adoçeiro - Semi-finals Copa Florestal
Girassol FC - 1st place/first stage of the Copa Nordestina
Clube Potiguar - Semi-finals of the Copa Nordestina
ASC - Quarter-finals of the Copa Nordestina
Brasque-SC - Semi-finals of the Copa Sulista
Urbano FC - Quarter-finals of the Copa Sulista

Division Three Playoffs

First Stage

Primeira Rodada       Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Blue Bull Brazil       22   12   5   5    49   41   +8    41 - QUARTER-FINALS
 2 Clube Militar          22   12   3   7    37   26  +11    39 - QUARTER-FINALS
 3 Mercadense             22   10   6   6    30   25   +5    36 - QUARTER-FINALS
 4 Vitoria de Peniche     22   10   5   7    47   35  +12    35 - QUARTER-FINALS
 5 Reykjavik              22    9   6   7    33   32   +1    33 - QUARTER-FINALS
 6 Clube Potiguar         22    8   5   9    21   21    0    29 - QUARTER-FINALS
 7 ASC                    22    6  10   6    38   41   −3    28 - QUARTER-FINALS
 8 Real Trindad           22    7   7   8    28   35   −7    28 - QUARTER-FINALS
 9 Girassol FC            22    5  11   6    33   33    0    26
10 Urbano FC              22    6   8   8    42   43   −1    26
11 Adoçeiro               22    6   3  13    29   42  −13    21
12 Brasque-SC             22    5   3  14    26   39  −13    18

Quarter-finals

Blue Bull Brazil 3–1 Real Trindad
Real Trindad 2-2 Blue Bull Brazil
Blue Bull Brazil

Reykjavik 6–3 Vitoria de Peniche
Vitoria de Peniche 1–2 Reykjavik
Reykjavik

Mercadense 2–2 Clube Potiguar
Clube Potiguar 0–0 Mercadense ON AWAY GOALS RULE
Clube Potiguar

Clube Militar 4–3 ASC
ASC 4–4 Clube Militar
Clube Militar

Promoted Teams

Blue Bull Brazil
Reykjavik
Clube Potiguar
Clube Militar

Semi-finals

Blue Bull Brazil 1–2 Reykjavik
Reykjavik 3–2 Blue Bull Brazil
Reykjavik

Clube Potiguar 1–1 Clube Militar
Clube Militar 0–1 Clube Potiguar
Clube Potiguar

Final

Clube Potiguar 2–0 Reykjavik
Reykjavik 1–0 Clube Potiguar
Clube Potiguar

Clube Potiguar won the Division Three Playoffs

by **South Shellfort** » Fri Apr 28, 2017 6:12 pm

Diamond Module 2017-18 Final Standings

Diamond Module         Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 The Sharpshooters       38   20   8  10    90   79  +11    68 - MULTINATION
 2 Oldwall Builders        38   22   2  14    75   64  +11    68 - MULTINATION
 3 Southern Springhaven    38   19   8  11    82   71  +11    65 - MULTINATION
 4 Blackstone FC           38   17  12   9    84   68  +16    63 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 5 Oldbrook Dolphin        38   18   9  11    78   70   +8    63 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 6 Atlanticus FC           38   18   8  12    83   69  +14    62 - MULTINATION
 7 Hotbridge Vigilantes    38   18   5  15    85   72  +13    59 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 8 Milkden Bandits         38   15  14   9    73   69   +4    59 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 9 Atlanticus Kickers      38   14  12  12    80   71   +9    54 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
10 Birdpass Mlitary Club   38   13  13  12   102   97   +5    52 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
11 Redcastle               38   14  10  14    81   83   −2    52 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
12 Hunterport FC           38   14   8  16    68   66   +2    50 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
13 Clearfall United        38   11  16  11    70   72   −2    49
14 Milkden Stars           38   12  13  13    71   77   −6    49
15 Fairwick FC             38   12  12  14    66   69   −3    48
16 Oldbrook Settlers       38   11   9  18    44   55  −11    42
17 Rockfort FC             38   11   8  19    42   58  −16    41 - RELEGATED
18 Eastcourt Sports        38    9  11  18    58   66   −8    38 - RELEGATED
19 The Predators           38    7  11  20    60   91  −31    32 - RELEGATED
20 Bridgeminster           38    5  11  22    62   87  −25    26 - RELEGATED

Gold Module 2017-18 Final Standings

Gold Module            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Northerhn Springhaven   38   20   7  11    89   76  +13    67 - PROMOTED
 2 Silvermill Doctors      38   17  13   8    72   58  +14    64 - PROMOTED
 3 Buttermoor Workers      38   18   7  13    69   55  +14    61 - PROMOTED
 4 Oldwall Dynamos         38   15  14   9    52   33  +19    59 - PROMOTED
 5 Dustpass Sports         38   15  14   9    77   67  +10    59
 6 The Grim Reapers        38   15  13  10    85   68  +17    58
 7 Hotbridge Club          38   17   7  14    75   66   +9    58
 8 Birdpass United         38   16   8  14   105   88  +17    56
 9 GlasStown Buccaneers     38   16   8  14    79   72   +7    56
10 The Slammers            38   16   8  14    95   91   +4    56
11 Brown Creek             38   15  10  13    69   65   +4    55
12 Windermere SC           38   14  13  11    67   69   −2    55
13 Summervale              38   14  12  12    73   71   +2    54
14 Goldstone FC            38   12   9  17    74   84  −10    45
15 Altanticus Suburbans    38   12   9  17    91  112  −21    45
16 Rochhampton             38   10  13  15    76   80   −4    43
17 Bardford SC             38   11  10  17    58   80  −22    43 - RELEGATED
18 Wild Fighters           38   10  11  17    75   91  −16    41 - RELEGATED
19 Dunwich                 38    8   9  21    45   68  −23    33 - RELEGATED
20 Langpond                38    6  11  21    44   76  −32    29 - RELEGATED

by **South Shellfort** » Fri Apr 28, 2017 6:16 pm

Silver Module 2017-18 Final Standings

Silver Module            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Birdpass Xpress           42   25   7  10   102   70  +32    82 - PROMOTED 
 2 Buttermoor Hope           42   24   7  11   106   71  +35    79 - PROMOTED
 3 Everrey                   42   22  11   9   106   72  +34    77 - PROMOTED 
 4 Buttermoor Heroes         42   22  11   9   102   83  +19    77 - PROMOTED
 5 Clearfall Dark Sharks     42   23   7  12   107   76  +31    76
 6 Milkden Institute         42   19  16   7    91   69  +22    73
 7 Atlanticus Untouchables   42   20  10  12   107   86  +21    70
 8 Eleven Shellfortians      42   20   9  13    91   75  +16    69
 9 Buttermoor Sultans        42   19  10  13    99   86  +13    67
10 Leeside FC                42   18  13  11    74   66   +8    67
11 Birdpass Crushers         42   20   5  17    81   75   +6    65
12 Yellowtown FC             42   16  11  15    85   82   +3    59
13 Wet Brewery FC            42   16   9  17    79   74   +5    57
14 Blue Chasers              42   15  12  15    85   90   −5    57
15 Cherrytown FC             42   16   3  23    88  101  −13    51
16 Grafmere                  42   14   8  20    67   83  −16    50
17 Hunterport Fishers        42   12  11  19    82   90   −8    47
18 Ballinamallard FC         42   13   7  22    71  103  −32    46
19 Highvalley Penguins       42    9  12  21    47   68  −21    39
20 Atlanticus Pirates        42   10   5  27    64  105  −41    35 - RELEGATED
21 Stoughby FC               42    5   9  28    33   84  −51    24 - RELEGATED
22 Tywardreath               42    5   5  32    64  122  −58    20 - RELEGATED

Bronze Module 2017-18 Final Standings

Bronze Module         Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Oldbrook University    30   20   6   4    70   35  +35    66 - PROMOTED
 2 Rivermouth             30   19   7   4    60   31  +29    64 - PROMOTED
 3 Atlanticus Legends     30   19   5   6    70   42  +28    62 - PROMOTED 
 4 Stemford FC            30   17   8   5    47   28  +19    59
 5 Poltragow Wanderers    30   17   8   5    66   49  +17    59
 6 Barncombe              30   15  10   5    68   50  +18    55
 7 Sunland Commandos      30   13   6  11    38   37   +1    45
 8 Mighty Tanks           30   10   6  14    53   59   −6    36
 9 Rockin Reapers         30    8  10  12    50   51   −1    34
10 Nartchwich             30    8   8  14    60   69   −9    32
11 Alcombey SC            30    8   7  15    40   53  −13    31
12 Glasstown Dragons      30    7  10  13    37   50  −13    31
13 Sunland Tigers         30    8   5  17    39   53  −14    29
14 Wrecking Crew          30    6   6  18    17   37  −20    24
15 Greenflower Voyagers   30    6   6  18    36   73  −37    24
16 Swordbreak FC          30    2   6  22     6   40  −34    12

by **South Shellfort** » Fri Apr 28, 2017 6:49 pm

Open Cup 2017-18

First Round

Atlanticus FC 5–1 Windermere SC

Atlanticus Kickers 1–1 The Sharpshooters (13–12 pen.)

Birdpass Military Club 2–1 The Predators

Birdpass United 3–3 The Grim Reapers (4–3 AET)

Blackstone FC 1–0 Summervale

Bridgeminister 1–2 Southern Springhaven

Brown Creek 1–0 Silvermill Doctors

Buttermoor Workers 0–0 Rockfort FC (2–1 AET)

Clearfall United 1–3 Redcastle

Dustpass Sports 1–2 Oldwall Dynamos

Eastcourt Sports 1–2 Oldwall Builders

Fairwick FC 1–1 Oldbrook Settlers (5–4 pen.)

Glasstown Buccaneers 1–1 Oldbrook Dolphin (1–3 pen.)

Hotbridge Club 3–1 Northern Springhaven

Hotbridge Vigilantes 0–0 Milkden Stars (0–1 AET)

Hunterport FC 2–5 Milkden Bandits

Round of Sixteen

Atlanticus FC 6–2 Atlanticus Kickers

Birdpass Military Club 1–0 Birdpass United

Blackstone FC 2–1 Southern Springhaven

Brown Creek 3–2 Buttermoor Workers

Redcastle 3–3 Oldwall Dynamos (3–4 AET)

Oldwall Builders 5–2 Fairwick FC

Oldbrook Dolphin 1–0 Hotbridge Club

Milkden Stars 2–1 Milkden Bandits

Quarter-finals

Atlanticus FC 2–1 Birdpass Military Club

Blackstone FC 0–1 Brown Creek

Oldwall Dynamos 3–1 Oldwall Builders

Oldbrook Dolphin 4–1 Milkden Stars

Semi-finals

Atlanticus FC 7–1 Brown Creek

Oldwall Dynamos 2–0 Oldbrook Dolphin

Final

Atlanticus FC 4–3 Oldwall Dynamos

Vinte de Setembro: ninth title - 96-97, 00-01, 01-02, 02-03, 04-05, 06-07, 07-08, 13-14, 17-18
Oldwall Dynamos: first time as a runner-up 17-18

Atlanticus FC

2017-18

by **Zaspeuwana** » Fri Apr 28, 2017 6:57 pm

Premiership 2017 Final Standings

Zaspeuwanic Premiership  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Merchant Bay EC           46   25  10  11   107   74  +33    85 - MULTINATION
 2 Petrusham Guarts          46   25   9  12    96   76  +20    84 - MULTINATION
 3 Khorahijan Clubbig        46   21  14  11   111   98  +13    77 - MULTINATION
 4 Yuzawe Lariors            46   22   9  15   119  102  +17    75 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 5 Klub Kloisall             46   22   9  15   102   86  +16    75 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 6 Yuzawe FC                 46   20  14  12    99   79  +20    74 - MULTINATION
 7 Bezlance FC               46   20  14  12   100   82  +18    74 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 8 Yak Farm FK               46   21  11  14    84   70  +14    74 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 9 Salaba IC                 46   22   8  16    94   82  +12    74 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
10 Landdorg SK               46   18  12  16    53   57   −4    66 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
11 Yalew Aeglas              46   18  11  17    98   95   +3    65 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
12 Sporten Vlendacia         46   19   7  20    96  104   −8    64 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
13 Assoneye 59               46   19   6  21   101   95   +6    63 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
14 Sokokovice FK             46   15  15  16    98   99   −1    60 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
15 Athetlye Assoneye         46   17   9  20    72   82  −10    60 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
16 Dypros Azers              46   15  13  18    69   80  −11    58
17 Ethetlic Qrouvale         46   15  12  19    86   96  −10    57
18 Aridamaki FC              46   15  10  21    53   67  −14    55
19 Agristan Unit             46   14  12  20    77   82   −5    54
20 Isportig Bakoro           46   14   8  24    72   87  −15    50
21 Blinderow                 46   13  10  23    79  101  −22    49 - RELEGATED
22 Jathelic Meidao           46   11  13  22    61   84  −23    46 - RELEGATED
23 Club Ardasar              46   12  10  24    75  103  −28    46 - RELEGATED
24 Sokokovice Omited         46   11  10  25    60   81  −21    43 - RELEGATED

Merchant Bay EC

2017

by **Zaspeuwana** » Fri Apr 28, 2017 7:13 pm

National Soccer Cup

First Round

Landdorg SK 3–0 Aridamaki FC

Sokokovice FK 0–1 Isportig Bakoro

Sporten Vlendacia 2–0 Khorahijan Clubbig

Qrouvale 2–1 Meidao

Second Round

Merchant Bay EC 3–2 Isportig Bakoro

Salaba IC 4–0 Qrouvale

Petrusham Guarts 1–0 Sporten Vlendacia

Yuzawe FC 2–0 Landdorg SK

Bezlance FC 1–2 Yuzawe Lariors

Assoneye 59 0–1 Yalew Aeglas

Klub Kloisall 3–0 Assoneye

Sokokovice Omited 0–3 Dypros Azers

Quarter-finals

Merchant Bay EC 0–4 Salaba IC

Petrusham Guarts 0–2 Yuzawe FC

Yuzawe Lariors 3–0 Yalew Aeglas

Klub Kloisall 1–1 Dypros Azers (2–2 AET) (3–4 pen.)

Semi-finals

Merchant Bay EC 2–5 Yuzawe FC

Yuzawe Lariors 1–2 Dypros Azers

Final

Yuzawe FC 6-0 Dypros Azers

Yuzawe FC: first title 2017
Dypros Azers: first time as a runner-up 2017

Yuzawe FC

2017

by **Bananistani Island** » Fri Apr 28, 2017 7:20 pm

PremierBanana 2011

PremierLeague          Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Club Mariaraure         30   22   5   3    86   58  +28    71 - MULTINATION
 2 Unión Zamotanas         30   21   5   4    74   41  +33    68 - MULTINATION
 3 Sporting Mariaraure     30   17   7   6    86   59  +27    58 - MULTINATION
 4 Ouncia Central          30   17   5   8    83   57  +26    56 - MULTINATION 
 5 Real Ouncia             30   16   7   7    66   57   +9    55 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 6 Ouncia Nobles           30   15   8   7    65   49  +16    53 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 7 Salabrada Wanderers     30   16   4  10    67   52  +15    52 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 8 Athletic El Carinas     30   13   3  14    59   58   +1    42 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 9 Sporting Kwakoetoetoe   30    9   6  15    60   70  −10    33
10 Corazón                 30   10   3  17    47   62  −15    33
11 Wantavia FC             30    9   5  16    42   60  −18    32
12 Morusano                30    6  10  14    50   59   −9    28
13 Atlético Toleburg       30    6   9  15    78   90  −12    27
14 Cuenbamba               30    6   7  17    55   72  −17    25
15 Ciudad Alfarero         30    6   5  19    47   88  −41    23
16 Leoweigek               30    4   5  21    43   76  −33    17

Club Mariaraure

2011

by **Bananistani Island** » Sat Apr 29, 2017 6:34 am

Torneo Nacional 2011

Round of 16

Ouncia Nobles 4-1 Leoweigek

Sporting Mariaraure 2–3 Corazón

Club Mariaraure 4–0 Cuenbamba

Ouncia Central 1–1 Wantavia FC (2–1 AET)

Unión Zamotanas 0–0 Atlético Toleburg (1–1 AET) (4–5 pen.)

Real Ouncia 0–0 Sporting Kwakoetoetoe (4–5 pen.)

Salabrada Wanderers 1–2 Athletic El Carinas

Morusano 2–0 Ciudad Alfarero

Quarter-finals

Ouncia Nobles 2–2 Corazón (3–3 AET) (6–5 pen.)

Club Mariaraure 0–2 Ouncia Central

Atlético Toleburg 0–0 Sporting Kwakoetoetoe (4–5 pen.)

Athletic El Carinas 1–0 Morusano

Semi-finals

Ouncia Nobles 2–3 Ouncia Central

Sporting Kwakoetoetoe 1–3 Athletic El Carinas

Final

Athletic El Carinas 2–2 Ouncia Central (1-3 pen.)

Ouncia Central

2011

by **Lusophone Africa** » Sat Apr 29, 2017 6:47 am

A Liga 2011 Final Standings

Colonial Championship  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Lions                   34   19   4  11    69   49  +20    61 - MULTINATION
 2 TP Bazembe              34   18   7   9    74   55  +19    61 - MULTINATION
 3 Congolese Stars         34   16   8  10    30   25   +5    56 - MULTINATION
 4 Lion XI                 34   14  10  10    69   56  +13    52 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 5 Recreativo Lubango      34   16   4  14    70   65   +5    52 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 6 Quatro de Maio          34   14   8  12    68   64   +4    50 - MULTINATION
 7 Libreville FC           34   14   7  13    66   66    0    49 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 8 Leopardos               34   11  15   8    74   66   +8    48 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 9 Esperança               34   14   6  14    56   57   −1    48 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
10 Namibe 1930             34   13   7  14    47   46   +1    46 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
11 Windhoek Unida          34   13   6  15    71   80   −9    45
12 Esportivo Luanda        34   11  10  13    45   52   −7    43
13 Sporting Lubumbashi     34   10  12  12    68   73   −5    42
14 Clube Mbandaka          34   11   8  15    56   63   −7    41
15 Club Bosco              34   11   7  16    55   73  −18    40
16 Athletic Kinshasa       34   11   6  17    88   93   −5    39
17 Green Waters            34    9  10  15    43   46   −3    37
18 Olímpico de Gentil      34    9   9  16    66   86  −20    36

Lions

2011

by **Lusophone Africa** » Sat Apr 29, 2017 6:55 am

Taça Nacional 2011

Round of 16

Lions 3–4 Olímpico de Gentil

Quatro de Maio 3–3 Mbandaka (3–3 AET) (4–2 pen.)

TP Bazembe 4–1 Congolese Stars

Libreville FC 1–0 Esperança

Esportivo Luanda 3–1 Leopardos

Kinshasa 3–2 Lubumbashi

Recreativo Lubango 1–2 Lion XI

Namibe 1930 1–1 Green Waters (2–1 AET)

Quarter-finals

Quatro de Maio 5–2 Olímpico de Gentil

TP Bazembe 1–0 Libreville FC

Esportivo Luanda 3–2 Kinshasa

Lion XI 0–1 Namibe 1930

Semi-finals

Quatro de Maio 2–1 TP Bazembe

Esportivo Luanda 3–0 Namibe 1930

Final

Quatro de Maio 6–2 Esportivo Luanda

Quatro de Maio

2011

by **Scuiria** » Sat Apr 29, 2017 7:37 am

Scuiria Mondial Tournament 2224

The eight champions of each regional championships from Scuiria will confront in the Mondial Tournament.

African Championnat

Sétif Football

Asian Championnat

Eastern Sydney Settlers

European Championnat

Atlético Español

Middleastern Championnat

El Ehly

North American Championnat

Mexico City Azul

Oceanic Championnat

Acuckland Town

South Asian Championnat

Club Jakarta

South American Championnat

Boedo FC

The four semifinalists are directly promoted to the MultiNation Cup One.

Quarter-finals

Acuckland Town 2–2 Eastern Sydney Settlers (2–2 AET) (4–3 pen.)

Atlético Español 4–2 El Ehly

Sétif Football 5–1 Club Jakarta

Mexico City Azul 2–3 Boedo FC

Semi-finals

Acuckland Town 2–2 Atlético Español (3-2 AET)

Sétif Football 2–4 Boedo FC

Third Place

Sétif Football 2–6 Atlético Español

Final

Acuckland Town 1–1 Boedo FC (1–2 AET)

Clubs promoted to MultiversalNation One:

Boedo FC - Champion
Acuckland Town - Runner-up
Atlético Español - 3rd Place
Sétif Football - 4th Place

Boedo FC

2224

Statistics

Goals: 43
Matches: 8
Goal per match: 5,3
Top Goalscorer: Emilio Illescas (Atlético Español | 4 goals)
Best Attack: Atlético Español (10 goals)
Best Defense (semi-finals): Boedo FC (3 goals)
Total Attendance: 755,000
Average Attendance: 94,375

by **Coldfield** » Sat Apr 29, 2017 5:39 pm

League One 2017-18 Final Standings

League One is a Coldfieldian professional league for association football clubs. At the top of the Coldfieldian football league system, it is the Coldfield's primary football competition. Contested by 20 clubs, it operates on a system of promotion and relegation with the League Two; the three worst teams in the season are replaced with the third best teams in League Two. Seasons run from August to May. Teams play 38 matches each (playing each team in the league twice, home and away), totaling 380 matches in the season. Most games are played on Sunday and Monday afternoons.

The competition formed as the League One on 1999 following the decision of clubs in League One and Two replace the group & knockout system with the European format. Fifteen clubs managed to lift the League One trophy since the 1999-2000 season; However, only two of them won two or more times: Sheepville won on three differents occasions: 2011-12, 2014-15, 2015-16 while Waterville lifted League One in 2001-02 and 2012-13. With both Premiership and League One totaled 27 different teams won the top division of Coldfieldian association football, nine of them more than once.

The winner qualifies for the Champions' Cup, the Winner's Cup, and the MultiNation Cup; the runner-up and third-placed teams qualify for both Globe Cup and MultiNation Cup; the fourth placed team is qualified to the Globe Cup; the other 9 best teams (excluding the National Football Cup champion) qualifies to the MultiNation Consolation Trophy.

Team                        P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Crown Fighters             38  26   6   6  81  36  +45  84 - CHAMPIONS' CUP/MULTINATION
  2 Greenock                   38  20   5  13  67  57  +10  65 - GLOBE CUP/MULTINATION
  3 Woodbridge 92              38  19   5  14  60  60   +0  62 - GLOBE CUP/MULTINATION
  4 Sheepville                 38  18   8  12  60  46  +14  62 - GLOBE CUP/MULTINATION/CYGNUS
  5 Waterville                 38  18   7  13  70  53  +17  61 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
  6 Scarborough                38  18   7  13  59  52   +7  61 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
  7 Crownsville Academics      38  18   7  13  64  55   +9  61 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
  8 Franktown Union            38  18   6  14  45  42   +3  60 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
  9 Crownsville Central        38  17   8  13  60  50  +10  59 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 10 Pumas                      38  12  16  10  34  29   +5  52 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 11 Ridgewell Club             38  13  12  13  59  56   +3  51 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 12 Oldmarket Spartans         38  13   9  16  58  62   -4  48 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 13 Brownlawn                  38  13   8  17  43  61  -18  47 - CONSOLATION TROPHY
 14 Majestic                   38  11  12  15  43  57  -14  45
 15 Orangefish                 38  12   8  18  38  55  -17  44
 16 Southfield                 38  12   7  19  59  73  -14  43
 17 Woodnear F.A.              38  10  12  16  37  40   -3  42
 18 Franktown South            38  10  11  17  27  46  -19  41 - RELEGATED
 19 Fort North Club            38  10   8  20  33  45  -12  38 - RELEGATED
 20 North Fishers              38   6  10  22  32  54  -22  28 - RELEGATED

Crown Fighters

2017-18

Top Scorers
1 - Ralph Lewerenz, Crown Fighters (35 goals)
2 - Chris Kucera, Greenock (24 goals)
3 - Henry Whitehead, Woodbridge 92 (20 goals)

Most Assists
1 - Gerald Klein, Crownsville Central (16 assists)
2 - Scott Lund, Scarborough (13 assists)
3 - Steven Chamberlain, Sheepville (10 assists)

League Two 2017-18 Final Standings

League Two is the second tier of the Coldfieldian Association football league system. Like the Primeira Divisão, the competition format has changed almost every year since it first occurred, in the 1971-72 season. Since 1999 it has been contested by 20 clubs. The clubs play 38 matches each (playing each team in the league twice, home and away, like in League One) totaling 380 matches in the season. Most games are played on Friday and Saturday afternoons.

The three best teams are promoted to League One and the bottom three teams relegated to League Three. The champion qualifies for the Winner's Cup and the Series B Champion's Cup. The other two top clubs qualifies for the Series B Champions' Cup.

Team                        P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Eagles                     38  22  10   6  67  47  +20  76 - PROMOTED/SBCC
  2 Bardney Sports             38  22   5  11  67  46  +21  71 - PROMOTED/SBCC
  3 Thompson Island            38  19  11   8  59  39  +20  68 - PROMOTED/SBCC
  4 Woodbridge Warriors        38  18   9  11  64  54  +10  63
  5 Davishill                  38  16  14   8  65  47  +18  62
  6 Oldmarket Sports           38  19   5  14  56  64   -8  62
  7 Richcrest                  38  17   9  12  78  59  +19  60
  8 Elsbury                    38  16   9  13  62  52  +10  57
  9 Blackrocks                 38  16   6  16  63  47  +16  54
 10 Cow Creek                  38  14  10  14  50  56   -6  52
 11 Oak Heights                38  15   6  17  60  59   +1  51
 12 Southport                  38  12  11  15  43  50   -7  47
 13 Greekburg                  38  13   6  19  57  58   -1  45
 14 Poolwick                   38  13   6  19  65  82  -17  45
 15 Archmouth                  38  13   5  20  58  67   -9  44
 16 Lake Boyd                  38  12   8  18  43  66  -23  44
 17 Coldspring                 38  10  12  16  31  39   -8  42
 18 Stockertown                38  10  11  17  55  55   +0  41
 19 Wetminister's Killers      38  10   6  22  39  65  -26  36
 20 Flowerville                38   8  11  19  48  78  -30  35

Eagles

2017-18

Top Scorers
1 - Alan Britt, Richcrest (22 goals)
2 - Brenton Camacho, Eagles (18 goals)
3 - Travis Bonnot, Woodbridge Warriors (16 goals)

Most Assists
1 - Elliot Wood, Thompson Island (13 assists)
2 - Travis Bonnot, Woodbridge Warriors (11 assists)
3 - Nicholas Baxter, Elsbury (9 assists)

League One

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