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The Ethanian league system, after undergoing a thorough revamp, is ready to undergo its fifth season. With classic Explosive League teams combined with a number of new teams into the league, along with a reduction in the number of league tiers, this should be an interesting season to watch.

FLAME LEAGUE

FIRE LEAGUE

Team Name // Prediction
Dovertown // 3rd
StoneHedge Rovers // 5th
Kenton // 12th
Halton // 14th
Ketley // 2nd
Rhayader //  1st
Southern Hampton City // 6th
Swanmouth Rangers // 16th
Telford Downs // 17th
Lewis // 9th
Redbridge // 11th
Millbrook // 10th
Port Swanley // 15th
Leith // 8th
Shilshstone AFC // 20th
Hamileath // 13th
Whitsown Wanderers // 4th
Harnley Town // 7th
Harlingwich United // 18th
Tarnley // 19th

CANDLE LEAGUE

Team Name // Predictions
Brightonhill // 16th
Prightley // 4th
Park Heath // 10th
Brook // 1st
Cramford // 15th
Liliton // 8th
Laymouth United // 3rd
Bate // 11th
Curtleigh Court AFC // 18th
Durlingstone United // 2nd
Hampstead // 17th
Foleigh Albion // 19th
Island United // 20th
Yarley // 14th
Holloway // 6th
Sanston Town // 13th
Hilstead // 9th
Arnsleigh // 5th
Blackhawks // 7th
Kertleigh // 12th

by **Ethane** » Sun Nov 19, 2017 4:15 pm

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Match Day One

Barsley 2–1 Swanmouth United
Lyndon Caudell '27, Koen Beck '75 // Layla (DAI) '49

Birdingstone United 1–0 Swanmouth City
Alexander Webster '58

Blashpool City 0–0 South Saints

Bourne River 0–3 Old Sarum
Syndney Chapin '29, '84, Kristian Harper '68

Carredington 3–1 Newton Castle FC
Mohammed Hope '54, Kaden York '78, Phillip Ellis '86 // Harley Windhausen '27

Deloitte 3–0 New Sarum
Julian West '43, '71, Todd Burks '84

Gretham 0–1 Merseyshore Forest
Kevin Sanchez '63

Hullbury Town 3–1 Merseyshore Dockside
Declan Smith '40, '81, Jon Ball '75 // Thomas Peone '59

Letson Town 2–3 Mansestra
Dex Temple (ESH) '28, '56 // Jose Morgan '34, Samuel Mitchell '63, Ryan Caldwell '79

Llandudno Local 1–1 Loconstead United
Ryan Frost (RIT) '83 // Justin Yates '62

Match Day Two

Swanmouth United 0–3 Loconstead United
Scott Burgess '12, Dmitri Lisov (SAV) '44, Kerry Barber '62

Mansestra 2–1 Llandudno Local
Jose Morgan '49, Levi Bowers '63 // Zachary Daniel '79

Merseyshore Dockside 2–2 Letson Town
Thomas Peone '64, Trey Shrieve '81 // Ramon Wilkins '20, Andrew Biley '73

Merseyshore Forest 0–1 Hullbury Town
Declan Smith '65

New Sarum 3–0 Gretham
Vernon Flick '16, Joseph Cardwell '71, Dickon Wake '83

Newton Castle FC 2–0 Deloitte
Harley Windhausen '58, Dexter Vorbeck '71

Old Sarum 2–5 Carredington
Al Ja '13, Branden Veresoto '20 // Mohammed Hope '12, '68, Nevis Holmes '38, Grosevnor Emmet '60, Kaden York '84

South Saints 3–0 Bourne River
Jesse Carter '45+1, '58, '85

Swanmouth City 0–2 Blashpool City
Agueda Perea (OSR) '63, Lukas Cole '72

Barsley 1–4 Birdingstone United
Johnnie Frye '51 // Alexander Webster '12, '41, Keith Snyder '63, Rehan Garrett '71

Match Day Three

Birdingstone United 2–1 Swanmouth United
Rehan Garrett '27, Hector Brown '84 // Superintendent van Nifterick (APX) '45+2

Blashpool City 4–1 Barsley
Lukas Cole '22, '68, Lucian Snow '77, Wayne Peterson '81 // Koen Beck '55

Bourne River 5–2 Swanmouth City
Erik Petersen (SEM) '56, '58, Jacob Henley '69, Jesse Bradley '74, Dale Nava '83 // Wilmer Jaurequi '72, '78

Carredington 0–0 South Saints

Deloitte 0–3 Old Sarum
Syndney Chapin '4, Al Ja '71, '86

Gretham 0–0 Newton Castle FC

Hullbury Town 4–2 New Sarum
Declan Smith '32, '49, Keziah Salt '75, Darcey Riddle '82 // Vernon Flick '60, Nicky Vitaliango '75

Letson Town 3–2 Merseyshore Forest
Dex Temple (ESH) '56, Muhammad Kerr '71, Joel Vega '85 // Kevin Sanchez '30, Arron Pruitt '46

Llandudno Local 0–3 Merseyshore Dockside
Thomas Peone '18, '61, Richard Kester '75

Loconstead United 2–1 Mansestra
David Tran '65, '79 // Ryan Caldwell '53

Match Day Four

Swanmouth United 2–2 Mansestra
Rune Eriksson '80, Jordan Lewis '90+2 // Russell Johnson '53, Samuel Mitchell '70

Merseyshore Dockside 0–1 Loconstead United
Scott Burgess '45+2

Merseyshore Forest 5–4 Llandudno Local
Kevin Sanchez '11, '68, Arron Pruitt '29, '55, Archie Hernandez '90+1 // Ryan Frost '45+1, '63, Daniyal Stanton '74, Adam Burton '81

New Sarum 2–2 Letson Town
Joseph Cardwell '71, Jerome Castilla (AUD) '80 // Dex Temple (ESH) '47, '60

Newton Castle FC 3–1 Hullbury Town
Dexter Vorbeck '26, '41, Kurtis Broome '83 // Keziah Salt '50, Jon Ball '80

Old Sarum 0–1 Gretham
Roger Jensen '70

South Saints 3–0 Deloitte
Jeffrey Roberts '35, Issac Karlstrom (SEM) '66, Stephen Campbell '74

Swanmouth City 1–0 Carredington
Wilmer Jaurequi '81

Barsley 1–1 Bourne River
Jack Berrioategortua '69 // Caiden Mcneil '73

Birdingstone United 0–1 Blashpool City
Lukas Cole '29

Match Day Five

Blashpool City 5–2 Swanmouth United
Lukas Cole '9, '24, Roger Allen '57, Roger Russell '78, '89 // Superintendent van Nifterick (APX) '38, Layla (DAI) '61

Bourne River 0–1 Birdingstone United
Alexander Webster '11

Carredington 4–2 Barsley
Mohammed Hope '43, '61, '79, Grosevnor Emmet '67 // Lyndon Caudell '53, '72

Deloitte 1–2 Swanmouth City
Nathaniel Fernandez '70 // Wilmer Jaurequi '45+3, '86

Gretham 0–3 South Saint
Jeffrey Roberts '28, '61, Jesse Carter '79

Hullbury Town 2–2 Old Sarum
Edward Hunter '33, Declan Smith '54 // Branden Veresoto '49, '76

Letson Town 3–0 Newton Castle FC
Dex Temple (ESH) '44, Ramon Wilkins '61, Muhammad Kerr '85

Llandudno Local 1–2 New Sarum
Daniyal Stanton '56 // Abdul Debusk '38, Vernon Flick '69

Loconstead United 4–0 Merseyshore Forest
Dmitri Lisov (SAV) '23, '65, Ruben Lloyd '80, Steve Beck '89

Mansestra 0–2 Merseyshore Dockside
Trey Shrieve '60, Thomas Peone '80

Only 5 matches into the season and a dynamic narrative can already be seen developing in the league. Of course, with only 5 matches played, it can be difficult to make any completely solid observations about where things are going, but some conclusions can be drawn - although these conclusions can be changed with later developments.

One of the most surprising observations that can be made from the first 5 matches is the rather underwhelming start to the season New Sarum have had. Billed to finish in 4th place, giving them a position in the Globe Cup, their start has said everything will happen but this. It all started in their first match which they lost to Deloitte - predicted to finish 16th - by a rather confident 3-0 scoreline, the Ethanian national Julian West delivering with 2 goals for his new club. They redeemed themselves a little against Gretham in match 2, but considering how poorly ranked this team was, it wasn't much of a redemption. Match 3 brought another disappointing loss - 2 goals to 4 away against Hullbury Town. Match 4 was a little more comforting for New Sarum - they held Letson Town to a 2-2 draw, and match 5 brought them victory against Llandudno Local. However, a worrying pattern emerges in these matches which could spell disaster for New Sarum throughout the season; all of these teams bar Letson Town are predicted to finish outside the top 10 with 2 teams in the relegation fight. If New Sarum is losing against teams like Deloitte, then what does it say about the rest of the matches the team will have to play, especially against more top-side teams.

Letson Town will also be hoping to improve. They are expected to be fighting for the title with Loconstead United again this season and have not had the strongest of starts to prove that they are up to that challenge. While Loconstead United are currently in second, having won 4 games and drawing 1 out of the 5 games played so far, Letson Town is 5 points behind with 2 wins, 2 draws and a loss. An improvement will be needed to keep up with Loconstead United. Other teams that need to improve are Bourne River, who are languishing in 15th with only 1 win and 3 losses, and Llandudno Local who currently sit in 19th with no wins and 4 losses.

On the more positive side of things, the success of Merseyshore Dockside is something to be praised. Merseyshore Dockside is the continuation of Merseyshore City from the Star Leagues who finished 20th last season but weren't relegated because only the top tier of the Star Leagues was completed last season before the revamp was ordered. This background didn't paint their chances this season in a good light, especially considering not many changes were made, meaning they were predicted to finish this season in 17th. Their start has suggested they could do better. Their 2-2 draw against Letson Town on match day 2 and their 2-0 victory against Mansestra does suggest the team has it in them to perform above expectations. As long as they can keep their performance up for the rest of the season, they could surprise us all and finish in the top 10.

Merseyshore Dockside, while being the most surprising of the success stories so far, is not the only 1. Blashpool City have put on a good start, winning 4 games and drawing only 1. Carredington and Hullbury Town have also had rather decent starts to the season (5th and 6th respectfully) with 3 wins, 1 draw, and 1 loss.

Most Goals Scored (12) - Blashpool City (1st), Carredington (5th), Letson Town (7th)
Least Goals Scored (1) - Gretham (16th)
Most Goals Conceded (14) - Barsley (17th), Swanmouth United (20th)
Least Goals Conceded (0) - South Saints (4th)

League Standings after 5 matches:

Flame League                Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Blashpool City             5    4   1   0    12    3   +9    13
 2 Loconstead United          5    4   1   0    11    2   +9    13
 3 Birdingstone United        5    4   0   1     8    3   +5    12
 4 South Saints               5    3   2   0     9    0   +9    11
 5 Carredington               5    3   1   1    12    6   +6    10
 6 Hullbury Town              5    3   1   1    11    8   +3    10
 7 Letson Town                5    2   2   1    12    9   +3     8
 8 Old Sarum                  5    2   1   2    10    8   +2     7
 9 Merseyshore Dockside       5    2   1   2     8    6   +2     7
10 New Sarum                  5    2   1   2     9   10   −1     7
11 Mansestra                  5    2   1   2     8    9   −1     7
12 Newton Castle FC           5    2   1   2     6    7   −1     7
13 Merseyshore Forest         5    2   0   3     8   12   −4     6
14 Swanmouth City             5    2   0   3     5    9   −4     6
15 Bourne River               5    1   1   3     6   10   −4     4
16 Gretham                    5    1   1   3     1    7   −6     4
17 Barsley                    5    1   1   3     7   14   −7     4
18 Deloitte                   5    1   0   4     4   10   −6     3
19 Llandudno Local            5    0   1   4     7   13   −6     1
20 Swanmouth United           5    0   1   4     6   14   −8     1
From Predictions
Blashpool City +6
Loconstead United -1
Birdingstone United +2
South Saints -1
Carredington +6
Hullbury Town +6
Letson Town -5
Old Sarum -2
Merseyshore Dockside +8
New Sarum -6
Mansestra -1
Newton Castle FC -3
Merseyshore Forest +1
Swanmouth City +1
Bourne River -7
Gretham +2
Barsley +3
Deloitte -2
Llandudno Local -6
Swanmouth United -1

by **Ethane** » Sun Nov 19, 2017 4:52 pm

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Match Day Six

Swanmouth United 0–1 Merseyshore Dockside
Oliver Brewer '71

Merseyshore Forest 0–0 Mansestra

New Sarum 0–2 Loconstead United
David Tran '36, Steve Beck '81

Newton Castle FC 2–1 Llandudno Local
Ariel McCintosh '63, '70 // Zachary Daniel '38

Old Sarum 1–1 Letson Town
Rey Colley '20 // Dex Temple (ESH) '47

South Saints 1–0 Hullbury Town
Jesse Carter '82

Swanmouth City 1–0 Gretham
Eric Young '11

Barsley 3–2 Deloitte
Stephen Carlson '33, '49, Claude Payne '60 // Julian West '39, Nathaniel Fernandez '80

Birdingstone United 2–0 Carredington
Rehan Garrett '55, Alexander Webster '82

Blashpool City 0–0 Bourne River

Match Day Seven

Bourne River 5–0 Swanmouth United
Erik Petersen (SEM) '21, Jacob Henley '38, Jaylin Deering '67, '75, Jenna Berger '86

Carredington 3–2 Blashpool City
Mohammed Hope '61, Christian Ali '70, Reece Murphy '88 // Lukas Cole '28, Agueda Perea (OSR) '40

Deloitte 1–2 Birdingstone United
Henry Craft '81 // Rehan Garrett '30, Nathaniel Butler-Powell (SEM) '49

Gretham 5–3 Barsley
Roger Jensen '28, '44, Seth Cunningham '61, '63, Kyle Stubbs '79 // Stephen Carlson '40, Koen Beck '79, Jason Floyd '83

Hullbury Town 2–0 Swanmouth City
Rupert Diaz '6, Declan Smith '71

Letson Town 1–1 South Saints
Joel Vega '87 // Stephen Campbell '24

Llandudno Local 3–1 Old Sarum
Ryan Frost (RIT) '45+3, Andre Campbell '79, Damon Freeman '86 // Syndney Chapin '62

Loconstead United 3–3 Newton Castle FC
Dmitri Lisov (SAV) '49, '59, Scott Burgess '74 // Harley Windhausen '28, Xavier Rengart '52, Dexter Vorbeck '67

Mansestra 5–4 New Sarum
Jose Morgan '3, Kevyn Stidolph '39, Samuel Mitchell '52, Bruce Rogers '68, Jack Ruiz '80 // Vernon Flick '28, Joseph Cardwell '47, Abdul Debusk '61, Ferdinand Ritter '76

Merseyshore Dockside 2–1 Merseyshore Forest
Thomas Peone '39, '68 // Arron Pruitt '22

Match Day Eight

Swanmouth United 2–4 Merseyshore Forest
Joseph Owen '71, '74 // Kevin Sanchez '23, '41, Rob Hoskins '68, Henry Lovell '75

New Sarum 1–1 Merseyshore Dockside
Jefferson Naranjo '72 // Graham Deloite '60

Newton Castle FC 0–2 Mansestra
Samuel Mitchell '71, '72

Old Sarum 4–2 Loconstead United
Nicky Vitaliango '30, Vernon Flick '46, Kasey Henley '57, Joseph Cardwell '70 // Ruben Lloyd '59, Nicholas Dawson '82

South Saints 0–0 Llandudno Local

Swanmouth City 0–1 Letson Town
Dex Temple (ESH) '42

Barsley 3–5 Hullbury Town
Lyndon Caudell '12, '19, Russ Saugun '50 // Declan Smith '71, '75, '79, Rogan Shea '83, Samson Medrano '90+3

Birdingstone United 5–0 Gretham
Rehan Garrett '8, '64, Nathaniel Butler-Powell '31, Russell Murphy '63, Pat Holland '70

Blashpool City 3–2 Deloitte
Lukas Cole '70, '73, Adam Lee '85 // Nathaniel Fernandez '29, Julian West '77

Bourne River 3–3 Carredington
Erik Petersen (SEM) '23, Declan Wharton '44, Grant Miller '70 // Mohammed Hope '52, Nevis Holmes '75, Phillip Ellis '86

Match Day Nine

Carredington 1–1 Swanmouth United
Dexter Stevens '56 // Superintendent van Nifterick (APX) '43

Deloitte 3–4 Bourne River
Andy Mansell '58, '72, Justin Mora '80 // Jacob Henley '29, Erik Petersen (SEM) '65, Dale Nava '75, '90

Gretham 0–2 Blashpool City
Agueda Perea (OSR) '67, '74

Hullbury Town 0–1 Birdingstone United
Alexander Webster '71

Letson Town 3–1 Barsley
Haseeb Zia '23, Leyton Underwood '72, Joel Vega '80 // Koen Beck '63

Llandudno Local 4–0 Swanmouth City
Donagh Kelly '24, Ryan Frost '56, '66, '69

Loconstead United 0–3 South Saints
Merlin Midgley '30, Ernest Sanders '73, Jarold Denmark '82

Mansestra 1–0 Old Sarum
Aric Weaver '73

Merseyshore Dockside 1–1 Newton Castle FC
Thomas Peone '50 // Kurtis Broome '82

Merseyshore Forest 0–1 New Sarum
Joseph Cardwell '90+4

Match Day Ten

Swanmouth United 0–4 New Sarum
Nicky Vitaliango '43, Vernon Flick '56, '64, Jefferson Naranjo '83

Newton Castle FC 5–0 Merseyshore Forest
Xavier Rengart '2, '11, Alexis Stinnett '56, Harley Windhausen '62, '68

Old Sarum 1–0 Merseyshore Dockside
Kristian Harper '75

South Saints 0–1 Mansestra
Samuel Mitchell '68

Swanmouth City 0–2 Loconstead United
Dmitri Lisov (SAV) '62, Mack Walsh '84

Barsley 0–2 Llandudno Local
Zachary Daniel '55, Jean Carr '64

Birdingstone United 2–3 Letson Town
Keith Snyder '28, Rehan Garrett '56 // Mitchel Todd '71, Brendon Kline '78, '86

Blashpool City 1–0 Hullbury Town
Lucian Snow '72

Bourne River 1–0 Gretham
Callam Barras '55

Carredington 5–3 Deloitte
Mohammed Hope '28, '31, '80, Grosevnor Emmet '56, Graham O'Neill '73 // Nathaniel Fernandez '49, '67, Julian West '84

10 matches in and a comprehensive picture of team performances this season are starting to emerge. There seems to be a pattern of top-ranked teams doing a little worse than predicted at this stage, while lower-ranked teams seem to be doing a little better than predicted although this is not a uniform pattern and there are outliers.

The current leaders of the league - Birdingstone United and Blashpool City - are overperforming expectations at this stage of the season, although I expect that they will begin to drop off. Birdingstone United have consistently beat teams that are lower-ranked than them, but when it comes to facing the highly ranked teams, they tend to lose as shown by their loss to Letson Town in their 10th match. Bar 2, all Blashpool City's victories have been against teams predicted to finish in the bottom half of the table, and most of them have been against bottom-5 teams. While their victories are good, their easy start to the league means that these victories don't tell of the wider narrative as we haven't seen much in the way of Blashpool performing well against a highly ranked team. This doesn't mean that their momentum will disappear, all it means is that we must be cautious in predicting a good season for Blashpool City as they have had a relatively easy start to the season and are yet to prove themselves against a strong opponent with a victory.

Mansestra are also doing relatively well for themselves after 10 matches have been played. They've won 6 out of their 10 games, putting them into 4th in the league standings - 6 places above the predictions for them. Carredington and Hullbury Town also continue to overperform, although they have slipped a little. Both teams seem almost intent to try to stick close to each other on the league table, with Carredington above Hullbury Town (swapped from 5 matches ago).

Merseyshore Dockside still keeps their successful start up as well - they are currently 6 positions above their predicted league finishing position. They have slipped a little also from their 9th place 5 matches ago, but their current 11th place is still notably better than their 20th place finish as Merseyshore City last season.

Still, New Sarum underperforms. Now, they find themselves down in 13th - 1 place below their rival team Old Sarum, who are also underperforming. New Sarum is currently 9 positions below their prediction and target for this season. Their start - 4 wins, 4 losses, and 2 draws - suggests that the team may have some problems this season with their performance, especially with unity. Whether it's an issue with the leadership or the players, that is yet to be seen, but with their current performances, they could be at risk of finishing in the bottom half of the table, far from where they would have hoped to finish the season, fighting for a Globe Cup position. The problem isn't with scoring - they have currently only scored 5 goals less than the top scorer in the league - but with their defence. While Blashpool City has scored 20 goals, they have only conceded 8. In contrast, New Sarum has scored 19 goals, but they have conceded 18 goals. This suggests a large issue with defence which will need to be rectified to improve.

Letson Town will still be hoping to improve in the standings. They have moved up a position from 7th to 6th in the league, but with them predicted to finish second and hoping they can take first place, they have a lot of improvement to do. The issue isn't that major - they are only 5 points behind the leaders - but if they continue on their current path - 1-1 draws to Old Sarum in match 6, for example, in a game that they should be winning - then that gap will be widening.

Most Goals Scored (24) - Carredington (7th)
Least Goals Scored (6) - Swanmouth City (16th), Gretham (17th)
Most Goals Conceded (31) - Barsley (18th)
Least Goals Conceded (2) - South Saints (5th)

League Standings after 10 matches:

Flame League                Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Birdingstone United       10    8   0   2    20    7  +13    24
 2 Blashpool City            10    7   2   1    20    8  +12    23
 3 Loconstead United         10    6   2   2    20   12   +8    20
 4 Mansestra                 10    6   2   2    17   13   +4    20
 5 South Saints              10    5   4   1    14    2  +12    19
 6 Letson Town               10    5   4   1    21   14   +7    19
 7 Carredington              10    5   3   2    24   17   +7    18
 8 Hullbury Town             10    5   1   4    18   14   +4    16
 9 Bourne River              10    4   3   3    19   16   +3    15
10 Newton Castle FC          10    4   3   3    17   14   +3    15
11 Merseyshore Dockside      10    4   3   3    13   10   +3    15
12 Old Sarum                 10    4   2   4    17   15   +2    14
13 New Sarum                 10    4   2   4    19   18   +1    14
14 Llandudno Local           10    3   2   5    17   16   +1    11
15 Merseyshore Forest        10    3   1   6    13   22   −9    10
16 Swanmouth City            10    3   0   7     6   18  −12     9
17 Gretham                   10    2   1   7     6   19  −13     7
18 Barsley                   10    2   1   7    17   31  −14     7
19 Deloitte                  10    1   0   9    15   27  −12     3
20 Swanmouth United          10    0   2   8     9   29  −20     2
From Predictions
Birdingstone United +4
Blashpool City +5
Loconstead United -2
Mansestra +6
South Saints -1
Letson Town -4
Carredington +4
Hullbury Town +4
Bourne River -1
Newton Castle FC -1
Merseyshore Dockside +6
Old Sarum -6
New Sarum -9
Llandudno Local -1
Merseyshore Forest -1
Swanmouth City -1
Gretham +1
Barsley +2
Deloitte -3
Swanmouth United -1

by **Ethane** » Sun Nov 19, 2017 5:40 pm

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Match Day Eleven

Deloitte 4–3 Swanmouth United
Nathaniel Fernandez '23, '46, '72, Julian West '80 // Superintendent van Nifterick (APX) '52, Dewey Caleche '61, Rune Eriksson (SEM) '78

Gretham 0–1 Carredington
Graham O'Neill '60

Hullbury Town 1–1 Bourne River
Declan Smith '24 // Erik Petersen (SEM) '50

Letson Town 2–0 Blashpool City
Joel Vega '44, Dex Temple (ESH) '80

Llandudno Local 1–2 Birdingstone United
Ryan Frost (RIT) '67 // Nathaniel Butler-Powell (SEM) '50, Rehan Garrett '73

Loconstead United 7–2 Barsley
Scott Burgess '2, '14, '68, Dmitri Lisov (SAV) '29, James Higgins '62, '74, Justin Yates '83 // Jack Berrioategortua '20, '45+1

Mansestra 2–1 Swanmouth City
Jack Hall '57, Samuel Mitchell '78 // Wilmer Jaurequi '80

Merseyshore Dockside 0–2 South Saints
Jeffrey Roberts '42, Jesse Carter '67

Merseyshore Forest 0–2 Old Sarum
Syndney Chapin '40, Rey Colley '71

New Sarum 0–2 Newton Castle FC
Dexter Vorbeck '12, '69

Match Day Twelve

Swanmouth United 2–2 Newton Castle FC
Layla (DAI) '29, Rune Eriksson (SEM) '85 // Xavier Rengart '48, Dexter Vorbeck '72

Old Sarum 7–3 New Sarum
Kristian Harper '24, '29, '42, Rey Colley '71, '76, Kristian Harper '74, '82 // Vernon Flick '37, '45+2, Jerome Castilla (AUD) '63

South Saints 0–0 Merseyshore Forest

Swanmouth City 1–1 Merseyshore Dockside
Wilmer Jaurequi '31 // Thomas Peone '62

Barsley 1–3 Mansestra
Lyndon Caudell '12 // Kevyn Stidolph '43, '71, Jose Morgan '90+1

Birdingstone United 1–2 Loconstead United
Rehan Garrett '28 // James Higgins '71, Bennie Barnes '88

Blashpool City 4–1 Llandudno Local
Lukas Cole '62, Agueda Perea (OSR) '68, '79, Kylan Parks '83 // Zachary Daniel '40

Bourne River 0–0 Letson Town

Carredington 3–2 Hullbury Town
Mohammed Hope '22, Graham O'Neill '43, Keenan Orre '83 // Declan Smith '16, '58

Deloitte 3–0 Gretham
Nathaniel Fernandez '48, Julian West '79, Ethan Grey '86

Match Day Thirteen

Gretham 1–1 Swanmouth United
Roger Jensen '60 // Edward Patterson '42

Hullbury Town 0–0 Deloitte

Letson Town 3–2 Carredington
Dex Temple (ESH) '56, '71, Wallace Trevino '86 // Toby MacDonald '67, Nevis Holmes '82

Llandudno Local 2–1 Bourne River
Ryan Frost (RIT) '73, Daniyal Stanton '79 // Erik Petersen (SEM) '58

Loconstead United 3–1 Blashpool City
Jesse Hansen '15, Justin Yates '44, Scott Burgess '80 // Wayne Peterson '57

Mansestra 0–2 Birdingstone United
Rehan Garrett '2, '64

Merseyshore Dockside 7–2 Barsley
Thomas Peone '32, '37, '49, Colton Radcliffe '43, Richard Kester '71, Trey Shrieve '77, Jacob McLaughlin '89 // Lyndon Caudell '12, Koen Beck '64

Merseyshore Forest 0–1 Swanmouth City
Dennis White '56

New Sarum 1–2 South Saints
Nicky Vitaliango '44 // Issac Karlstrom (SEM) '59, Jesse Carter '72

Newton Castle FC 0–1 Old Sarum
Al Ja '66

Match Day Fourteen

Swanmouth United 1–0 Old Sarum
Jimmy Foster '1

South Saints 2–2 Newton Castle FC
Jeffrey Roberts '40, Jesse Carter '72 // Dexter Vorbeck '20, '79

Swanmouth City 0–2 New Sarum
Joseph Cardwell '62, Jefferson Naranjo '81

Barsley 0–5 Merseyshore Forest
Kevin Sanchez '33, '47, '68, Daniel Colon '54, Jeff Chandler '79

Birdingstone United 1–0 Merseyshore Dockside
Keith Snyder '55

Blashpool City 5–3 Mansestra
Agueda Perea (OSR) '33, Lukas Cole '46, '53, Roger Russell '71, Ronald Brown '79 // Ryan Caldwell '44, Levi Bowers '61, Samuel Mitchell '68

Bourne River 1–2 Loconstead United
Erik Petersen (SEM) '23 // David Tran '61, Justin Yates '78

Carredington 2–2 Llandudno Local
Toby MacDonald '13, Mohammed Hope '43 // Kristian Beck '65, Adam Burton '90+1

Deloitte 0–1 Letson Town
Dex Temple (ESH) '67

Gretham 1–1 Hullbury Town
Ted Craig '51 // Declan Smith '73

Match Day Fifteen

Hullbury Town 5–2 Swanmouth United
Declan Smith '20, '73, '75, Rees Weir '48, Miguel Odling '62 // Rune Eriksson (SEM) '29, '45+2

Letson Town 1–0 Gretham
Brendon Kline '61

Llandudno Local 5–3 Deloitte
Zachary Daniel '2, '7, '19, Ryan Frost (RIT) '14, Kenith Durand '29 // Julian West '63, '72, Todd Burks '80

Loconstead United 4–2 Carredington
Kerry Barber '43, Scott Burgess '65, '71, Dmitri Lisov (SAV) '78 // Christian Ali '24, Nevis Holmes '53

Mansestra 1–1 Bourne River
Samuel Mitchell '29 // Jesse Bradley '43

Merseyshore Dockside 0–0 Blashpool City

Merseyshore Forest 1–1 Birdingstone United
Arron Pruitt '79 // Rehan Garrett '56

New Sarum 3–4 Barsley
Nicky Vitaliango '31, Vernon Flick '52, Dickon Wake '79 // Johnnie Frye '43, '49, Koen Beck '63, Lyndon Caudell '74

Newton Castle FC 2–1 Swanmouth City
Harley Windhausen '12, Antoine Mansten '40 // Noah Foster '73

Old Sarum 1–0 South Saints
Kristian Harper '89

15 matches into the season - the teams have almost all played each other once - and there seems to have been a trend towards normalisation of the results, a turn towards what the predictions actually said.

Birdingstone United and Blashpool City have relinquished their top spots in the league to fall back to 2nd and 4th place respectfully. Blashpool City lost 2 of their matches out of the last 5 - 2-0 against Letson Town and 3-1 against Loconstead United - to push them back to 4th. These results show that despite their strong start to the season, they are unable to make the step up quite yet to a top-2 team, failing against the best teams in the league. They do have a chance of a relatively decent finishing position in the table, but because of their record against the lower-ranked teams, not their performance against the higher-ranked teams in the league. Birdingstone United didn't suffer as much. They only dropped 1 position to 2nd in the league, winning 3 of their games, drawing 1, and losing 1 out of the past 5. Birdingstone's loss came at home against Loconstead United (a 1-2 loss), showing Loconstead as a formidable team whom you are not safe from wherever you are, and serious title challengers. The most disappointing result for Birdingstone came in match 15, however, with their draw against Merseyshore Forest; 1-1 against one of the new teams to The Flame League. This match suggests Birdingstone United aren't quite title-winning material yet, if they make these mistakes when the pressure is on. If they had won this match, they would still be in first place in the table for now.

Merseyshore Dockside continue to hold their ground mid-table, despite being noted at the start of this season as a possible relegation candidate. The season is far from over, but the way they have been playing in contrast to the bottom 5 suggests that have a strong chance of staying up. If you take into account that the current gap of 10 points between Merseyshore Dockside and the relegation zone is bound to widen, then it looks likely at this stage that Dockside will be staying up for another season. They haven't had the strongest 5 matches, but it is 0-0 draws against the likes of Blashpool City that allow them to stay in the mid-table and in safety.

New Sarum is a completely different story. Where optimism is rife in the Merseyshore Dockside camp, there is an extremely negative atmosphere clouding the King Edward VI Stadium. Recent results have pushed them down yet another position in the league to 14th, while their rivals have gone the opposite direction. New Sarum find themselves in 14th, only 7 points above the relegation zone, when they should be fighting for the Globe Cup spots - 13 points ahead of them. Between matches 11 and 15, they won only 1 of their games and lost 4 of them; not the sort of performance you would expect from a team predicted to finish the season in 4th. They've had rather disappointing losses all round, but the 7-3 loss against Old Sarum and the 3-4 loss to Barsley have really hit hard. Their performance has been worse these past 5 matches because they have faced more of the top teams in this period, but the fact they had only won 4 matches before match day 11 suggests that the problem isn't the difficulty of the opposition; it is an inherent issue within the team which needs to be fixed before success can be found again. Based on their performance so far, a bottom-half finish is looking more and more likely, as is the possibility that they could be in the relegation battle if their performance continues to decline.

Most Goals Scored (38) - Loconstead United (1st)
Least Goals Scored (8) - Gretham (19th)
Most Goals Conceded (56) - Barsley (18th)
Leaset Goals Conceded (6) - South Saints (5th)

League Standings after 15 matches:

Flame League                Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Loconstead United         15   11   2   2    38   19  +19    35
 2 Birdingstone United       15   11   1   3    27   11  +16    34
 3 Letson Town               15    9   5   1    28   16  +12    32
 4 Blashpool City            15    9   3   3    30   17  +13    30
 5 South Saints              15    7   6   2    20    6  +14    27
 6 Mansestra                 15    8   3   4    26   23   +3    27
 7 Old Sarum                 15    8   2   5    28   19   +9    26
 8 Carredington              15    7   4   4    34   28   +6    25
 9 Newton Castle FC          15    6   5   4    25   20   +5    23
10 Hullbury Town             15    6   4   5    27   21   +6    22
11 Merseyshore Dockside      15    5   5   5    21   16   +5    20
12 Bourne River              15    4   6   5    23   22   +1    18
13 Llandudno Local           15    5   3   7    28   28    0    18
14 New Sarum                 15    5   2   8    28   33   −5    17
15 Merseyshore Forest        15    4   3   8    19   26   −7    15
16 Swanmouth City            15    4   1  10    10   25  −15    13
17 Deloitte                  15    3   1  11    25   36  −11    10
18 Barsley                   15    3   1  11    26   56  −30    10
19 Gretham                   15    2   3  10     8   26  −18     9
20 Swanmouth United          15    1   4  10    18   41  −23     7
From Predictions
Loconstead United 0
Birdingstone United +3
Letson Town -1
Blashpool City +3
South Saints -1
Mansestra +4
Old Sarum -1
Carredington +3
Newton Castle FC 0
Hullbury Town +2
Merseyshore Dockside +6
Bourne River -4
Llandudno Local 0
New Sarum -10
Merseyshore Forest -1
Swanmouth City -1
Deloitte -1
Barsley +2
Gretham -1
Swanmouth United -1

by **Ethane** » Sun Nov 19, 2017 6:22 pm

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Match Day Sixteen

Swanmouth United 2–4 South Saints
Superintendent van Nifterick (APX) '62, Layla (DAI) '71 // Montell Redwood (SEM) '27, Jesse Carter '48, '62, Mikkel Jansen (SEM) '80

Swanmouth City 1–0 Old Sarum
Wilmer Jaurequi '40

Barsley 0–3 Newton Castle FC
Dexter Vorbeck '59, '68, Dexter Vorbeck '81

Birdingstone United 1–0 New Sarum
Nathaniel Alford '15

Blashpool City 1–1 Merseyshore Forest
Lukas Cole '67 // Jordan Callender '32

Bourne River 1–0 Merseyshore Dockside
Erik Petersen (SEM) '65

Carredington 1–0 Mansestra
Nevis Holmes '22

Deloitte 1–1 Loconstead United
Julian West '47 // Ruben Lloyd '71

Gretham 2–3 Llandudno Local
Roger Jensen '12, '64 // Damon Freeman '19, Zachary Daniel '28, Ryan Frost (RIT) '83

Hullbury Town 3–0 Letson Town
Declan Smith '58, Keziah Salt '71, Harper Wilkinson '83

Match Day Seventeen

Letson Town 1–0 Swanmouth United
Darren Clarke '61

Llandudno Local 2–2 Hullbury Town
Zachary Daniel '41, Ryan Frost (RIT) '63 // Keziah Salt '12, '27

Loconstead United 2–0 Gretham
David Tran '61, Grady Stevens '83

Mansestra 1–4 Deloitte
Jim Singleton '88 // Julian West '13, '29, '43, Henry Craft '81

Merseyshore Dockside 3–0 Carredington
Thomas Peone '20, Jacob McLaughlin '63, Ingron Al'venton (SCU) '80

Merseyshore Forest 0–0 Bourne River

New Sarum 3–1 Blashpool City
Abdul Debusk '7, Dickon Wake '61, Albartus Lauwerijssen (TLI) '73 // Lukas Cole '18

Newton Castle FC 0–1 Birdingstone United
Leighton Guthrie '60

Old Sarum 3–1 Barsley
Bradley Herrmann '29, Branden Veresoto '41, Chase Weller '63 // Koen Beck '35

South Saints 1–1 Swanmouth City
Jarold Denmark (RIT) '28 // Jack Smith '54

Match Day Eighteen

Swanmouth United 1–0 Swanmouth City
Joseph Owen '89

Barsley 2–2 South Saints
Johnnie Frye '18, Cooper Black '79 // Jeffrey Roberts '46, Jesse Carter '71

Birdingstone United 0–0 Old Sarum

Blashpool City 4–1 Newton Castle FC
Wayne Peterson '20, Albert Diaz '33, Kylan Parks '61, Douglas Gonzalez '75 // Rolf Ammons '56

Bourne River 1–0 New Sarum
Brayden Yates '34

Carredington 1–0 Merseyshore Forest
Nevis Holmes '67

Deloitte 1–0 Merseyshore Dockside
Justin Mora '84

Gretham 0–1 Mansestra
Samuel Mitchell '12

Hullbury Town 1–2 Loconstead United
Noah Bell '41 // Scott Burgess '61, Dmitri Lisov (SAV) '80

Letson Town 3–2 Llandudno Local
Dex Temple (ESH) '16, Brendon Kline '83, Muhammad Kerr '89 // Ryan Frost '38, Brian Lynch '61

Match Day Nineteen

Llandudno Local 3–3 Swanmouth United
Kenith Durand '34, Bobby Haigh '68, Zachary Daniel '79 // Superintendent van Nifterick (APX) '53, '74, Joseph Owen '86

Loconstead United 2–4 Letson Town
Dmitri Lisov (SAV) '41, Justin Yates '67 // Dex Temple (ESH) '28, '47, Brendon Kline '71, Muhammad Kerr '80

Mansestra 1–0 Hullbury Town
Jose Morgan '60

Merseyshore Dockside 3–2 Gretham
Trey Shrieve '16, Thomas Peone '38, Jonnie Parker '73 // Seth Cunningham '56, Saul Butler '65

Merseyshore Forest 2–2 Deloitte
Kevin Sanchez '63, Rob Hoskins '70 // Nathaniel Fernandez '14, Justin Mora '29

New Sarum 2–3 Carredington
Nicky Vitaliango '33, Jerome Castilla (AUD) '61 // Dexter Stevens '45+2, Mohammed Hope '67, '76

Newton Castle FC 1–0 Bourne River
Dexter Vorbeck '43

Old Sarum 2–2 Blashpool City
Branden Veresoto '60, Kristian Harper '73 // Lukas Cole '14, Kylan Parks '29

South Saints 1–2 Birdingstone United
Jesse Carter '67 // Keith Snyder '28, Rehan Garrett '73

Swanmouth City 2–4 Barsley
Wilmer Jaurequi '23, '61 // Lyndon Caudell '44, Stephen Carlson '67, '71, Koen Beck '79

Match Day Twenty

Swanmouth United 7–1 Barsley
Layla (DAI) '3, '29, '63, Christopher Davis '17, Joseph Owen '52, Rune Eriksson (SEM) '71, '78

Swanmouth City 1–0 Birdingstone United
Wilmer Jaurequi '82

South Saints 1–0 Blashpool City
Kendall Montero '63

Old Sarum 0–1 Bourne River
Erik Petersen (SEM) '72

Newton Castle FC 2–3 Carredington
Xavier Rengart '21, Dexter Vorbeck '65 // Grosevnor Emmet '43, Graham O'Neill '60, Mohammed Hope '79

New Sarum 4–0 Deloitte
Joseph Cardwell '28, Abdul Debusk '54, Jefferson Naranjo '81, '88

Merseyshore Forest 0–0 Gretham

Merseyshore Dockside 2–2 Hullbury Town
Thomas Peone '34, Austin Rios '61 // Keziah Salt '46, Rupert Diaz '70

Mansestra 3–4 Letson Town
Kevyn Stidolph '17, Ryan Caldwell '63, Samuel Mitchell '79 // Darren Clarke '35, Dex Temple (ESH) '44, '49, Rio Bond '84

Loconstead United 2–1 Llandudno Local
Scott Burgess '82, Lowell Crawford '86 // Adam Burton '9

Just over half-way through the season - 20 matches - and the teams are beginning to settle within their positions in the league; they are becoming entrenched and fighting for position. Some interesting dynamics have emerged, and a title fight has really actually properly begun between the two that were expected to be fighting for the title, with Birdingstone United mixed up in the fight.

Loconstead United have held on to their top position in the league, but their stumble has given Letson Town the chance to practically catch up with them. Loconstead United's 1-1 draw against Deloitte aided, but it was their 2-4 loss to Letson Town while playing at home that allowed Letson to make up the difference. After match 15, there was a 3 point difference between Letson Town in 3rd place, and Loconstead United in 1st place. After 20 matches, there is now only a 1 point difference between Letson Town in 3rd place and Loconstead United in 1st place. Birdingstone United sits in second on 44 points, ahead of Letson due to goal differential.

Carredington have probably been the most surprising team across the 5 previous matches. After 15 matches, Carredington sat in 8th place on 25 points. After 20 matches, they are now in 4th place on 37 points. They made up this difference by winning 4 out of the 5 previous games they played; the only game they lost was a 3-0 whooping away at Merseyshore Dockside. That is placed them right back into a place where they can contend for Globe Cup positions, although they are a whole 7 points behind 3rd place and are threatened by South Saints who sit only 2 points behind them.

The patterns that were highlighted earlier with Merseyshore Dockside and New Sarum continue. New Sarum remain in 14th, having only won 2 of their previous 5 games, and Dockside drop only 1 place to 12th, having won and lost 2 games, and drawn 1 over the past 5 games - a rate of wins to losses that seems to be consistent throughout much of the league so far for them.

Loconstead United: Top of the league and feel at home. They look like strong contenders for the title, and they seem to want it. They had a decent start and sustained their performance throughout so far.

Birdingstone United: They've had an amazing first half of the season, outperforming most expectations. I won't say they're title challengers, as they are probably going to decline here on out, but they are one to watch for the lower Globe Cup places.

Letson Town: The start was a little disappointing, but they picked up the slack and are now right back into the title fight. Don't expect them to give up their title easily; Letson Town and Loconstead United are the ones to watch for that title battle.

Carredington: They started off well, but then started to drop slowly down towards mid-table. However, across the past 5 matches, they have put themselves right back into the Globe Cup spots. There seems to be 2 versions of this team, and the one that prevails will dictate where this team finishes in the league.

South Saints: They've been relatively consistent in their position throughout the season so far, and I don't see that changing. They are predicted to finish 3rd, and that is a possibility for them. South Saints will be fighting for 3rd, 4th, or 5th, and therefore will be fighting for the lower Globe Cup places.

Blashpool City: They had a really strong start to the league, but across the past few matches they have been in decline. They are looking to finish in the top half of the league, but it is unlikely they will be making the Globe Cup.

Mansestra: This team seems to ebb and flow, but they have been relatively consistent. I can't see much change from them and reckon they will be finishing the league in a similar position to the one they are in now.

Old Sarum: They started off with an average position, but then declined to lower-mid table. However, they have pushed right back into the top half of the table. Whether that push continues, or they settle where they are, is yet to be seen.

Newton Castle FC: This team seems to be having a relatively decent season with good performances from the players. They will be finishing mid-table, but I'm not sure whether that'll be just above or below the middle.

Bourne River: They had a disappointing start and are still slightly disappointing, but they have tried to rebuild and progress up the league. I predict they will finish just within the top half of the league, unless they improve some more between now and the end of the season.

Hullbury Town: They started off way above expectations across the first 5 matches, placing themselves in decline, but they seem to be moving back towards where they are expected to finish ever since those first matches. I predict they will finish around about their pre-season prediction (12th).

Merseyshore Dockside: They started off astonishingly well, pushing into the top half of the league, before falling back just a little. However, they are still in the right place to be outperforming all expectations. They were predicted to be in the relegation battle, but I reckon they will manage to avoid it.

Llandudno Local: Their start to the season was pretty much abysmal - 1 win in 5 games. However, they very quickly rebounded, and now find themselves pushing towards the middle of the league. They won't quite reach mid-league, and will probably finish around 15th.

New Sarum: It started off atrociously and it has only gone downhill. A team predicted to be entering the Globe Cup is now looking down towards the relegation zone rather than up towards the Globe Cup. A little improvement and they'll easily avoid relegation, but they will be having an awful season nonetheless.

Swanmouth City: Overperforming slightly, but not quite clear of the relegation zone. They will be caught up in the relegation battle, but they should avoid relegation this season.

Merseyshore Forest: Not quite as good as hoped, but still relatively good. They should avoid relegation, but they may just get caught in the battle if they're not careful.

Deloitte: They've had some surprisingly good results and some surprisingly bad results. They will be involved in the relegation battle and could avoid it, but they are one of the potential candidates for relegation.

Swanmouth United: Improve slightly and they avoid relegation. Continue as normal and they will be relegated. Significant change is needed, but they can avoid it.

Barsley: They may be scoring goals, but they're also letting them in, and far too much. They have conceded the most goals by far - 23 goals in fact - and this puts them at a massive disadvantage. They are likely to be relegated unless significant changes are made.

Gretham: Can you avoid the inevitable? It is possible for them to avoid the inevitable this season, but the way things are going, I'm not sure they will be involved in the relegation battle, because there won't be much of a battle for them. 99.9% chance of them being relegated this season. Good luck Gretham.

Most Goals Scored (47) - Loconstead United (1st)
Least Goals Scored (12) - Gretham (20th)
Most Goals Conceded (73) - Barsley (19th)
Least Goals Conceded (13) - Birdingstone United (2nd), South Saints (5th)

League Standings after 20 matches:

Flame League                Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Loconstead United         20   14   3   3    47   26  +21    45
 2 Birdingstone United       20   14   2   4    31   13  +18    44
 3 Letson Town               20   13   5   2    40   26  +14    44
 4 Carredington              20   11   4   5    42   35   +7    37
 5 South Saints              20    9   8   3    29   13  +16    35
 6 Blashpool City            20   10   5   5    38   25  +13    35
 7 Mansestra                 20   10   3   7    32   32    0    33
 8 Old Sarum                 20    9   4   7    33   24   +9    31
 9 Newton Castle FC          20    8   5   7    32   28   +4    29
10 Bourne River              20    7   7   6    26   23   +3    28
11 Hullbury Town             20    7   6   7    35   28   +7    27
12 Merseyshore Dockside      20    7   6   7    29   22   +7    27
13 Llandudno Local           20    6   5   9    39   40   −1    23
14 New Sarum                 20    7   2  11    37   39   −2    23
15 Swanmouth City            20    6   2  12    15   31  −16    20
16 Merseyshore Forest        20    4   7   9    22   30   −8    19
17 Deloitte                  20    5   3  12    33   44  −11    18
18 Swanmouth United          20    3   5  12    31   50  −19    14
19 Barsley                   20    4   2  14    34   73  −39    14
20 Gretham                   20    2   4  14    12   35  −23    10
From Predictions
Loconstead United 0
Birdingstone United +3
Letson Town -1
Carredington +7
South Saints -1
Blashpool City +1
Mansestra +3
Old Sarum -2
Newton Castle FC 0
Bourne River -2
Hullbury Town +1
Merseyshore Dockside +5
Llandudno Local 0
New Sarum -10
Swanmouth City 0
Merseyshore Forest -2
Deloitte -1
Swanmouth United +1
Barsley +1
Gretham -2

by **Ethane** » Sun Nov 19, 2017 6:42 pm

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Match Day Twenty One

Loconstead United 1–0 Swanmouth United
Scott Burgess '54

Llandudno Local 2–3 Mansestra
Zachary Daniel '29, Kenith Durand '61 // Samuel Mitchell '39, '78, Jose Morgan '83

Letson Town 1–1 Merseyshore Dockside
Joel Vega '62 // Thomas Peone '40

Hullbury Town 5–1 Merseyshore Forest
Keziah Salt '16, '31, Declan Smith '64, Miguel Odling '70, Alfred Sparks '86 // Arron Pruitt '23

Gretham 0–2 New Sarum
Vernon Flick '18, Byron Sodl '42

Deloitte 2–2 Newton Castle FC
Julian West '49, Frederick Solis '57 // Dexter Vorbeck '23, Kurtis Broome '79

Carredington 3–1 Old Sarum
Caleb Powell '61, Mohammed Hope '79, Keenan Orre '84 // Syndney Chapin '39

Bourne River 2–1 South Saints
Erik Petersen (SEM) '70, Jacob Henley '84 // Jarold Denmark (RIT) '16

Blashpool City 1–0 Swanmouth City
Lukas Cole '88

Birdingstone United 2–4 Barsley
Alexander Webster '20, Nathaniel Alford '73 // Koen Beck '41, Johnnie Frye '62, Jason Floyd '77, Jack Berrioategortua '81

Match Day Twenty Two

Swanmouth United 1–2 Birdingstone United
Dewey Caleche '59 // Alexander Webster '18, '47

Barsley 2–4 Blashpool City
Lyndon Caudell '30, Callam Barron '72 // Lukas Cole '39, '62, Agueda Perea (OSR) '49, Wayne Peterson '81

Swanmouth City 0–2 Bourne River
Erik Petersen (SEM) '28, Noel Sparrow '63

South Saints 1–0 Carredington
Mikkel Jansen (SEM) '64

Old Sarum 3–0 Deloitte
Syndney Chapin '12, '63, Al Ja '43

Newton Castle FC 1–1 Gretham
Dexter Vorbeck '19 // Robert Maynard '82

New Sarum 1–1 Hullbury Town
Rashad Bowens '73 // Keziah Salt '40

Merseyshore Forest 0–1 Letson Town
Dex Temple (ESH) '87

Merseyshore Dockside 1–2 Llandudno Local
Trey Shrieve '71 // Kenith Durand '43, Daniyal Stanton '82

Mansestra 3–3 Loconstead United
Jose Morgan '21, Samuel Mitchell '37, Jim Singleton '68 // Scott Burgess '43, David Tran '75, Justin Yates '84

Match Day Twenty Three

Mansestra 3–0 Swanmouth United
Jay Leonard '29, Samuel Mitchell '48, '72

Loconstead United 5–1 Merseyshore Dockside
Scott Burgess '8, '17, '49, James Higgins '63, Dmitri Lisov (SAV) '80 // Graham Deloite '70

Llandudno Local 3–1 Merseyshore Forest
Daniyal Stanton '58, Andre Campbell '72, Ryan Frost (RIT) '84 // Jeff Chandler '22

Letson Town 0–0 New Sarum

Hullbury Town 1–2 Newton Castle FC
Declan Smith '57 // Dexter Vorbeck '22, Harley Windhausen '71

Gretham 0–1 Old Sarum
Kristian Harper '70

Deloitte 0–4 South Saints
Bruce Washington '63, Issac Karlstrom (SEM) '68, Jesse Carter '74, Jarold Denmark (RIT) '86

Carredington 1–0 Swanmouth City
Nevis Holmes '41

Bourne River 3–1 Barsley
Jesse Bradley '34, Erik Petersen '62, '70 // Lyndon Caudell '53

Blashpool City 1–0 Birdingstone United
Kylan Parks '64

Match Day Twenty Four

Swanmouth United 0–0 Blashpool City

Birdingstone United 1–2 Bourne River
Alexander Webster '20 // Erik Petersen (SEM) '64, Finnley Tapia '81

Barsley 1–1 Carredington
Johnnie Frye '81 // Mohammed Hope '88

Swanmouth City 1–2 Deloitte
Wilmer Jaurequi '49 // Julian West '62, '79

South Saints 0–0 Gretham

Old Sarum 1–1 Hullbury Town
Romeo Means '72 // Declan Smith '31

Newton Castle FC 3–2 Letson Town
Dexter Vorbeck '30, Harley Windhausen '62, Kurtis Broome '74 // Dex Temple (ESH) '21, Muhammad Kerr '52

New Sarum 2–1 Llandudno Local
Abdul Debusk '16, Dickon Wake '79 // Ryan Frost (RIT) '49

Merseyshore Forest 1–0 Loconstead United
Kevin Sanchez '29

Merseyshore Dockside 1–0 Mansestra
Trey Shrieve '57

Match Day Twenty Five

Merseyshore Dockside 0–1 Swanmouth United
Rune Eriksson (SEM) '11

Mansestra 1–0 Merseyshore Forest
Jose Morgan '80

Loconstead United 3–3 New Sarum
Jesse Hansen '42, Scott Burgess '64, Dmitri Lisov (SAV) '68 // Nicky Vitaliango '30, Vernon Flick '53, Jerome Castilla (AUD) '75

Llandudno Local 1–3 Newton Castle FC
Ryan Frost (RIT) '61 // Dexter Vorbeck '38, Harley Windhausen '72, Issac Adams '75

Letson Town 5–4 Old Sarum
Dex Temple (ESH) '47, '48, '53, Andrew Biley '69, Joel Vega '89 // Branden Veresoto '23, Syndney Chapin '29, Al Ja '74, '76

Hullbury Town 0–1 South Saints
Jesse Carter '51

Gretham 0–0 Swanmouth City

Deloitte 7–4 Barsley
Julian West '16, '71, '84, Dustin Knot '38, Henry Craft '57, Todd Burks '65, '79 // Lyndon Caudell '12, '26, Jack Berrioategortua '45+1, Koen Beck '69

Carredington 0–2 Birdingstone United
Keith Snyder '19, Rehan Garrett '62

Bourne River 1–0 Blashpool City
Jenna Berger '70

25 matches into the season and Letson Town have finally surpassed Birdingstone United to claim second place behind Loconstead United. Letson are right on the tail of Loconstead United, who are engaged in what is expected to be a really close battle for first place. Letson Town remain only 1 point behind them, determined to take that top spot. Letson Town are yet to lead, as the top spot has been switching mostly between Loconstead and Birdingstone, although because of slip ups by Letson, Loconstead have held it securely for the past 5 matches.

Carredington has also slipped back a little from their surge to 4th place, having only won 2 of their previous 5 games. This will be disappointing for the team, who would have hoped to keep up the momentum, rather than lose it as soon as they gained it. They will be looking to fight back across the 13 remaining matches of this league, and it certainly is possible for them - they are only 1 point behind 4th and the Globe Cup position that brings.

Merseyshore Dockside have dropped a little more - they now sit in 13th, only 4 places above their predicted position. This may seem disappointing, considering how well they were doing, but it is their start that has enabled them to move towards safety and away from a potential relegation battle. It is the fact they are 13 points above the relegation zone which is not disappointing; it is looking increasingly likely that Merseyshore Dockside will be staying in The Flame League for next season.

New Sarum have been improving a little. They have now moved up to 12th, instead of 14th. It is doubtful they will be looking towards the relegation zone with fear now, but at this point it is likely they will have to settle for a mid-table finish. Over the past 5 matches, New Sarum went without loss - a massive improvement from their earlier performances. Admittedly, 3 of the 5 matches were draws, but they are positive results for New Sarum - when you're record is 7-2-11 and you were predicted to finish 4th in the league, 2 wins and 3 draws doesn't seem that bad after all.

Deloitte pushes themselves away from the relegation fight with 2 wins and a draw. However, all teams in the relegation fight had at least 1 positive result, bringing a few other teams into the relegation fight, expanding the pool of candidates for relegation. Gretham is still the only team that I can definitively say will most likely be relegated at the end of the season. I expect that to become clearer as the 13 matches left tick down.

There is definitely less movement in the league now as the teams consolidate their positions as we move into the final 13 matches. There is a clear leader pack - Birdingstone, in 3rd place, have a 5 point cushion to South Saints in 4th - and there appears to be a clear relegation pact, although where this ends is less definitive.

Most Goals Scored (59) - Loconstead United (1st)
Least Goals Scored (13) - Gretham (20th)
Most Goals Conceded (90) - Barsley (19th)
Least Goals Conceded (15) - South Saints (4th)

League Standings after 20 matches:

Flame League                Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Loconstead United         25   16   5   4    59   34  +25    53
 2 Letson Town               25   15   7   3    49   34  +15    52
 3 Birdingstone United       25   16   2   7    38   21  +17    50
 4 South Saints              25   12   9   4    36   15  +21    45
 5 Blashpool City            25   13   6   6    44   28  +16    45
 6 Carredington              25   13   5   7    47   40   +7    44
 7 Bourne River              25   12   7   6    36   26  +10    43
 8 Mansestra                 25   13   4   8    42   38   +4    43
 9 Newton Castle FC          25   11   7   7    43   35   +8    40
10 Old Sarum                 25   11   5   9    43   33  +10    38
11 Hullbury Town             25    8   8   9    43   34   +9    32
12 New Sarum                 25    9   5  11    45   44   +1    32
13 Merseyshore Dockside      25    8   7  10    33   31   +2    31
14 Llandudno Local           25    8   5  12    48   50   −2    29
15 Deloitte                  25    7   4  14    44   58  −14    25
16 Merseyshore Forest        25    5   7  13    25   40  −15    22
17 Swanmouth City            25    6   3  16    16   37  −21    21
18 Swanmouth United          25    4   6  15    33   56  −23    18
19 Barsley                   25    5   3  17    46   90  −44    18
20 Gretham                   25    2   7  16    13   39  −26    13
From Predictions
Loconstead United 0
Letson Town 0
Birdingstone United +2
South Saints -1
Blashpool City +2
Carredington +5
Bourne River +1
Mansestra +2
Newton Castle FC 0
Old Sarum -4
Hullbury Town +1
New Sarum -8
Merseyshore Dockside +4
Llandudno Local -1
Deloitte +1
Merseyshore Forest -2
Swanmouth City -2
Swanmouth United +1
Barsley +1
Gretham -2

by **Ethane** » Sun Nov 19, 2017 7:01 pm

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FLAME LEAGUE

Match Day Twenty Six

Swanmouth United 1–1 Bourne River
Menderlstrom (SCU) '63 // Jaylin Deering '24

Blashpool City 2–1 Carredington
Lukas Cole '63, Agueda Perea (OSR) '78 // Mohammed Hope '25

Birdingstone United 1–0 Deloitte
Craig Cline '82

Barsley 2–4 Gretham
Koen Beck '32, Johnnie Frye '71 // Roger Jensen '13, Seth Cunningham '26, '78, Joel Jacobs '83

Swanmouth City 0–1 Hullbury Town
Declan Smith '53

South Saints 0–0 Letson Town

Old Sarum 2–2 Llandudno Local
Syndney Chapin '21, Tyree Langford '43 // Zachary Daniel '6, Iwan Roberts '72

Newton Castle FC 1–1 Loconstead United
Ariel McCintosh '31 // David Tran '60

New Sarum 5–3 Mansestra
Vernon Flick '31, '38, Jerome Castilla (AUD) '52, Joseph Cardwell '68, '81 // Kevyn Stidolph '23, Jose Morgan '40, '73

Merseyshore Forest 0–1 Merseyshore Dockside
Ingron Al'venton (SCU) '82

Match Day Twenty Seven

Merseyshore Forest 0–0 Swanmouth United

Merseyshore Dockside 0–5 New Sarum
Jefferson Naranjo '23, '67, '89, Albartus Lauwerijssen (TLI) '39, Nicky Vitaliango '75

Mansestra 4–1 Newton Castle FC
Jack Ruiz '3, Russell Johnson '17, Jose Morgan '73, '75 // Dexter Vorbeck '55

Loconstead United 2–1 Old Sarum
Dmitri Lisov (SAV) '61, Steve Beck '80 // Kristian Harper '20

Llandudno Local 4–5 South Saints
Ryan Frost (RIT) '3, '9, Adam Burton '15, Kiran McCartey '29 // Jesse Carter '48, '55, '69, Ernest Sanders '74, Issac Karlstrom (SEM) '82

Letson Town 1–0 Swanmouth City
Ramon Wilkins '26

Hullbury Town 6–1 Barsley
Edward Hunter '17, Rupert Diaz '34, Darcey Riddle '56, Declan Smith '64, '70, Noah Bell '83 // Ismail Dejesus '76

Gretham 1–1 Birdingstone United
Seth Cunningham '72 // Travis Guzman '14

Deloitte 2–4 Blashpool City
Mildred Armstrong '58, Henry Craft '79 // Wayne Peterson '12, Ronald Brown '43, Lucian Snow '51, Roger Allen '84

Carredington 1–0 Bourne River
Phillip Ellis '60

Match Day Twenty Eight

Swanmouth United 1–3 Carredington
Superintendent van Nifterick (APX) '61 // Dexter Stevens '43, Graham O'Neill '70, Phillip Ellis '74

Bourne River 2–0 Deloitte
Brayden Yates '32, Dale Nava '60

Blashpool City 2–0 Gretham
Agueda Perea (OSR) '69, Rueben Munro '73

Birdingstone United 0–0 Hullbury Town

Barsley 1–2 Letson Town
Kofi Compton '13 // Alexis Bendez '38, Ramon Wilkins '71

Swanmouth City 4–1 Llandudno Local
Natalie Simose '15, Gerald Coleman '39, Wilmer Jaurequi '44, '53

South Saints 2–0 Loconstead United
Montell Redwood (SEM) '82, Jesse Carter '86

Old Sarum 2–0 Mansestra
Branden Veresoto '51, Chase Weller '73

Newton Castle FC 1–1 Merseyshore Dockside
Jed Hamacher '30 // Colton Radcliffe '62

New Sarum 3–1 Merseyshore Forest
Kasey Henley '21, Abdul Debusk '56, Vernon Flick '72 // Daniel Colon '38

Match Day Twenty Nine

New Sarum 2–0 Swanmouth United
Royce Callahan '69, Joseph Cardwell '81

Merseyshore Forest 2–2 Newton Castle FC
Guy Watts '18, Arron Pruitt '63 // Titus Hert '53, Ariel McCintosh '78

Merseyshore Dockside 2–1 Old Sarum
Jonnie Parker '50, Jacob McLaughlin '64 // Kristian Harper '21

Mansestra 3–2 South Saints
Samuel Mitchell '45+1, '62, Bruce Rogers '70 // Harlen Blakely '13, Jarold Denmark (RIT) '34

Loconstead United 1–0 Swanmouth City
Scott Burgess '15

Llandudno Local 4–1 Barsley
Kenith Durand '42, Malachy Quinlan '63, Zachary Daniel '79, Jean Carr '88 // Keneth Pen '20

Letson Town 3–2 Birdingstone United
Joel Vega '54, Dex Temple (ESH) '61, Muhammad Kerr '90+4 // Robson Wright '43, Nathaniel Alford '72

Hullbury Town 0–2 Blashpool City
Lucian Snow '8, '62

Gretham 0–3 Bourne River
Grant Miller '15, Erik Petersen (SEM) '60, Caiden Mcneil '83

Deloitte 0–0 Carredington

Match Day Thirty

Swanmouth United 3–4 Deloitte
Justin Coleman '33, Harold Cooper '72, Menderlstrom (SCU) '76 // Thresa Desantis '21, Mildred Armstrong '40, Nathaniel Fernandez '63, Julian West '86

Carredington 3–0 Gretham
Christian Ali '42, Nolan Seymour '61, Phillip Ellis '73

Bourne River 1–0 Hullbury Town
Dale Nava '71

Blashpool City 2–2 Letson Town
Tayla Meza '39, Alexander Webster '73 // Leyton Underwood '13, Ramon Wilkins '80

Birdingstone United 2–0 Llandudno Local
Nathaniel Butler-Powell (SEM) '68, Alexander Webster '75

Barsley 0–1 Loconstead United
Bennie Barnes '3

Swanmouth City 0–1 Mansestra
Benjamin Fickley '56

South Saints 2–0 Merseyshore Dockside
Jon Brighouse (SEM) '58, Jarold Denmark (RIT) '73

Old Sarum 1–0 Merseyshore Forest
Frances Towns '83

Newton Castle FC 0–3 New Sarum
Ferdinand Ritter '43, Joseph Cardwell '57, Dickon Wake '64

With 8 matches left in this season, one team has taken a surprising turn. New Sarum.

New Sarum, after having such an atrocious start, have managed to move back into the top half of the league against all odds. There were 6 points between them and tenth, and with their performances in the league before these matches, it seemed like that wouldn't be possible. However, a surprising turn of events has propelled them into 9th in the league. New Sarum won all 5 games, and it doesn't matter that these teams were relatively low ranked teams in comparison, the fact they beat them suggests a real turnaround for the team - one which may see the manager just about avoid being replaced at the end of the season. This has moved them above their rivals - New Sarum - who have been stuck in 10th place for a while, and are likely to stay around there. We are yet to see whether New Sarum's momentum will continue, but unfortunately, it will be too little, too late for their Globe Cup hopes by a country mile.

Blashpool have also moved back into the Globe Cup spots. They won 4 of their previous 5 games, and drew one of them, to regain their position and to overtake Birdingstone United. They will be attempting to hold this position to make it into the Globe Cup. Notably, they drew against Letson Town, holding them from taking the top spot in the league.

In the battle for the title, Letson Town have moved yet closer to holding that title again. They temporarily claimed in on matchday 28, when they beat Barsley 2 goals to 1, while Loconstead lost 2-0 to South Saints, but Letson's draw combined with Loconstead's 1-0 victory against Barsley allowed Loconstead to draw level again, and reclaim the lead through goal differential. The story seems to be that Loconstead is trying to hold ground while Letson is slowly creeping forward. If that continues, then a Letson Town victory will be coming up. That is far from guaranteed as you can see though - Loconstead United currently leads. One thing is certain - the top 2 are in a battle of their own. Third place - now Blashpool City - remains 5 points behind Letson Town in second, and it is likely it will probably stay that way.

Moving on to the relegation battle and one word seems to sum it up: consistency. There has been no real movement over the past 5 matches between teams. However, Gretham has won and drawn a game while Barsley lost all 5 matches. This has allowed Gretham to catch up to only 1 point behind Barsley, and now 7 points from escaping relegation. That is probably a stretch for them to make up with only 8 matches left, but they could just make it. It is clear that Deloitte have escaped the relegation zone battle. They are now 9 points ahead of the relegation zone and continue to advance. This leaves 16 through 20 left in the battle - Merseyshore Forest down to Gretham.

Most Goals Scored (64) - Loconstead United (1st)
Least Goals Scored (18) - Gretham (20th)
Most Goals Conceded (107) - Barsley (19th)
Least Goals Conceded (22) - South Saints (5th)

League Standings after 30 matches:

Flame League                Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Loconstead United         30   19   6   5    64   38  +26    63
 2 Letson Town               30   18   9   3    57   39  +18    63
 3 Blashpool City            30   17   7   6    56   33  +23    58
 4 Birdingstone United       30   18   4   8    44   25  +19    58
 5 South Saints              30   15  10   5    47   22  +25    55
 6 Carredington              30   16   6   8    55   43  +12    54
 7 Bourne River              30   15   8   7    43   28  +15    53
 8 Mansestra                 30   16   4  10    53   48   +5    52
 9 New Sarum                 30   14   5  11    63   48  +15    47
10 Old Sarum                 30   13   6  11    50   39  +11    45
11 Newton Castle FC          30   11  10   9    48   46   +2    43
12 Hullbury Town             30   10   9  11    50   38  +12    39
13 Merseyshore Dockside      30   10   8  12    37   40   −3    38
14 Llandudno Local           30    9   6  15    59   64   −5    33
15 Deloitte                  30    8   5  17    50   68  −18    29
16 Merseyshore Forest        30    5   9  16    28   47  −19    24
17 Swanmouth City            30    7   3  20    20   42  −22    24
18 Swanmouth United          30    4   8  18    38   66  −28    20
19 Barsley                   30    5   3  22    51  107  −56    18
20 Gretham                   30    3   8  19    18   50  −32    17
From Predictions
Loconstead United 0
Letson Town 0
Blashpool City +4
Birdingstone United +1
South Saints -2
Carredington +5
Bourne River +1
Mansestra +2
New Sarum -5
Old Sarum -4
Newton Castle FC -2
Hullbury Town 0
Merseyshore Dockside +4
Llandudno Local -1
Deloitte +1
Merseyshore Forest -2
Swanmouth City -2
Swanmouth United +1
Barsley +1
Gretham -2

by **Ethane** » Sun Nov 19, 2017 8:02 pm

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FLAME LEAGUE

Match Day Thirty One

Newton Castle FC 4–1 Swanmouth United
Issac Adams '23, Dexter Vorbeck '47, '50, Antoine Mansten '84 // Layla (DAI) '39

New Sarum 2–3 Old Sarum
Nicky Vitaliango '22, Dickon Wake '61 // Rudolf Borrego '41, Syndney Chapin '69, Chase Weller '86

Merseyshore Forest 0–1 South Saints
Jesse Carter '44

Merseyshore Dockside 2–0 Swanmouth City
Thomas Peone '64, '71

Mansestra 5–2 Barsley
Jose Morgan '10, '38, '43, Samuel Mitchell '72, Jorge Terry '80 // Jason Floyd '31, Kofi Compton '54

Loconstead United 0–0 Birdingstone United

Llandudno Local 2–2 Blashpool City
Zachary Daniel '81, Damon Freeman '87 // Wayne Peterson '29, Agueda Perea (OSR) '53

Letson Town 1–0 Bourne River
Ramon Wilkins '71

Hullbury Town 1–0 Carredington
Darcey Riddle '32

Gretham 1–4 Deloitte
Saul Butler '65 // Ethan Grey '33, Julian West '41, '50, Henry Craft '79

Match Day Thirty Two

Swanmouth United 3–0 Gretham
Superintendent van Nifterick (APX) '63, '70, Layla (DAI) '79

Deloitte 2–3 Hullbury Town
Erik Delarosa '39, Nathaniel Fernandez '62 // Rupert Diaz '17, Keziah Salt '31, '53

Carredington 3–4 Letson Town
Jermaine Justice '30, Nevis Holmes '63, '67 // Joel Vega '15, Dex Temple (ESH) '48, Ramon Wilkins '71, '85

Bourne River 3–3 Llandudno Local
Kyle Cooper '38, Jacob Henley '61, Erik Petersen (SEM) '85 // Damon Freeman '66, '72, '79

Blashpool City 1–0 Loconstead United
Declan Wharton '31

Birdingstone United 0–0 Mansestra

Barsley 1–5 Merseyshore Dockside
Koen Beck '60 // Austin Rios '10, Richard Kester '36, Trey Shrieve '52, '67, Thomas Peone '81

Swanmouth City 0–0 Merseyshore Forest

South Saints 5–1 New Sarum
Daniel Moore '23, Issac Karlstrom (SEM) '46, Jesse Carter '67, '75, Montell Redwood (SEM) '79 // Nicky Vitaliango '12

Old Sarum 4–1 Newton Castle FC
Bradley Herrmann '53, Branden Veresoto '71, Rey Colley '82, Kristian Harper '89 // Harley Windhausen '32

Match Day Thirty Three

Old Sarum 0–0 Swanmouth United

Newton Castle FC 1–0 South Saints
Dexter Vorbeck '45+1

New Sarum 0–1 Swanmouth City
Wilmer Jaurequi '62

Merseyshore Forest 4–0 Barsley
Arron Pruitt '20, '39, '47, Jeff Chandler '78

Merseyshore Dockside 1–0 Birdingstone United
Austin Rios '17

Mansestra 0–2 Blashpool City
Ed Morin '31, Douglas Gonzalez '64

Loconstead United 1–1 Bourne River
Dmitri Lisov (SAV) '65 // Dale Nava '40

Llandudno Local 1–2 Carredington
Ryan Frost (RIT) '13 // Grosevnor Emmet '60, Mohammed Hope '71

Letson Town 4–3 Deloitte
Mitchel Todd '31, '38, Ramon Wilkins '63, '72 // Frederick Solis '22, Todd Burks '68, Nathaniel Fernandez '79

Hullbury Town 1–0 Gretham
Declan Smith '67

Match Day Thirty Four

Swanmouth United 4–5 Hullbury Town
Sh'carlton Giraud-Hutchinson (SEM) '14, Menderlstrom (SCU) '17, Superintendent van Nifterick (APX) '21, Rune Eriksson (SEM) '29 // Miguel Odling '38, '47, Declan Smith '63, '68, '74

Gretham 0–0 Letson Town

Deloitte 1–2 Llandudno Local
Nathaniel Fernandez '36 // Daniyal Stanton '51, '59

Carredington 1–4 Loconstead United
Mohammed Hope '13 // Scott Burgess '31, '44, David Tran '62, James Higgins '79

Bourne River 1–0 Mansestra
Brayden Yates '4

Blashpool City 2–0 Merseyshore Dockside
Lukas Cole '64, '79

Birdingstone United 1–0 Merseyshore Forest
Rehan Garrett '82

Barsley 2–5 New Sarum
Johnnie Frye '9, Lyndon Caudell '72 // Ferdinand Ritter '2, Albartus Lauwerijssen (TLI) '33, Vernon Flick '44, '82, Jerome Castilla (AUD) '63

Swanmouth City 1–1 Newton Castle FC
Wilmer Jaurequi '72 // Harley Windhausen '33

South Saints 1–0 Old Sarum
Jeffrey Roberts '85

Match Day Thirty Five

South Saints 1–0 Swanmouth United
Stephen Campbell '39

Old Sarum 1–0 Swanmouth City
Syndney Chapin '17

Newton Castle FC 5–2 Barsley
Xavier Rengart '32, Dexter Vorbeck '47, '58, '65, Rolf Ammons '79 // Johnnie Frye '38, Claude Payne '83

New Sarum 3–2 Birdingstone United
Hans Culpepper '49, Nicky Vitaliango '63, Joseph Cardwell '89 // Keith Snyder '25, Alexander Webster '55

Merseyshore Forest 0–0 Blashpool City

Merseyshore Dockside 1–3 Bourne River
Thomas Peone '56 // Jesse Bradley '21, Erik Petersen (SEM) '68, '71

Mansestra 3–1 Carredington
Ryan Caldwell '12, Jose Morgan '49, '72 // Nevis Holmes '38

Loconstead United 2–0 Deloitte
Dmitri Lisov (SAV) '16, Bennie Barnes '49

Llandudno Local 5–2 Gretham
Daniyal Stanton '11, '19, Ryan Frost (RIT) '56, '71, '76 // Roger Jensen '45+2, Joel Jacobs '68

Letson Town 4–1 Hullbury Town
Dex Temple (ESH) '5, '7, Haseeb Zia (EFL) '11, Mitchel Todd '18 // Declan Smith '74

With only 3 matches remaining in The Flame League, it is very likely that Letson Town will win the title, and enter the Champion's Cup. In the three games remaining, there are 9 points available, and Letson Town sit 5 points ahead in first place.

On match day 30, Loconstead United led The Flame League by goal differential, with both Loconstead United and Letson Town tied on 63 points each. Letson very rapidly asserted a lead on match day 1 with a narrow victory against Bourne River - Ramon Wilkins scoring the only goal in the 71st minute - while Loconstead drew 2-2 against Blashpool City, who ae also pushing for a Globe Cup position (a very close fight between Blashpool City, Birdingstone United, South Saints, Mansestra, Carredington, and Bourne River). Letson Town were able to extend that lead to 5 points with a narrow 3-4 victory away against Carredington. Loconstead United lost their game against Blashpool City 1-0, allowing Letson to move 5 points clear and allowing Blashpool to move within 2 points of them. Everything seemed to be going wrong for Loconstead United right at the end. Letson Town were then able to move 7 points clear at the top of the table with a 4-3 victory at home against Deloitte, while Loconstead United were only able to take away a point from their draw at home against Bourne River. Loconstead appeared to be crumbling under the pressure and throwing away their chance at winning the title, moving into third in the league behind Blashpool City. However, they slipped back into second with a victory against Carredington (the goals for keeping them ahead of Blashpool), while Letson could only draw away against Gretham - yes, bottom-of-the-league Gretham - to keep Loconstead in the title race. Now it appeared to be Letson cracking under pressure. Both Loconstead United and Letson Town won their games on match day 35, keeping the title race alive - and that coveted position in the Champion's Cup. With only 3 matches left, it is likely Letson Town will win the league. But if they were to crumble under pressure, then it is up for Loconstead United's taking. 2 wins for Loconstead and 2 losses for Letson and they take the lead.

Meanwhile, in the relegation battle, there are already 2 teams that are guaranteed relegation. Gretham does pass Barsley into 19th in the league but to no avail - there are not enough points available for Gretham to surpass Swanmouth City, sitting on 29 points. As for the final place, it does appear likely that Swanmouth United will be the third team relegated this season, but it is not over for them yet. They are 5 points behind both Swanmouth City and Merseyshore Forest, and 8 points behind Deloitte, all of whom are technically within reach. While it is unlikely, it is not over yet.

Most Goals Scored (74) - New Sarum (10th)
Least Goals Scored (21) - Gretham (19th)
Most Goals Conceded (131) - Barsley (20th)
Least Goals Conceded (24) - South Saints (4th)

League Standings after 35 matches:

Flame League             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Letson Town               35   22  10   3    70   46  +24    76
 2 Loconstead United         35   21   8   6    71   41  +30    71
 3 Blashpool City            35   20   9   6    63   35  +28    69
 4 South Saints              35   19  10   6    55   24  +31    67
 5 Birdingstone United       35   19   6  10    47   29  +18    63
 6 Bourne River              35   17  10   8    51   34  +17    61
 7 Mansestra                 35   18   5  12    61   54   +7    59
 8 Carredington              35   17   6  12    62   56   +6    57
 9 Old Sarum                 35   16   7  12    58   43  +15    55
10 New Sarum                 35   16   5  14    74   61  +13    53
11 Newton Castle FC          35   14  11  10    60   54   +6    53
12 Hullbury Town             35   14   9  12    61   48  +13    51
13 Merseyshore Dockside      35   13   8  14    46   46    0    47
14 Llandudno Local           35   11   8  16    72   74   −2    41
15 Deloitte                  35    9   5  21    60   80  −20    32
16 Merseyshore Forest        35    6  11  18    32   49  −17    29
17 Swanmouth City            35    8   5  22    22   46  −24    29
18 Swanmouth United          35    5   9  21    46   76  −30    24
19 Gretham                   35    3   9  23    21   63  −42    18
20 Barsley                   35    5   3  27    58  131  −73    18
From Predictions
Letson Town +1
Loconstead United -1
Blashpool City +4
South Saints -1
Birdingstone United 0
Bourne River +2
Mansestra +3
Carredington +3
Old Sarum -4
New Sarum -6
Newton Castle FC -1
Hullbury Town 0
Merseyshore Dockside +4
Llandudno Local -1
Deloitte +1
Merseyshore Forest -2
Swanmouth City +2
Swanmouth United +1
Gretham -1
Barsley 0

by **Ethane** » Sun Nov 19, 2017 8:05 pm

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FIRE LEAGUE

Fire League                  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 StoneHedge Rovers          19   14   1   4    49   24  +25    43
 2 Dovertown                  19   13   4   2    53   30  +23    43
 3 Rhayader                   19   10   4   5    30   15  +15    34
 4 Leith                      19   10   4   5    29   19  +10    34
 5 Harnley Town               19   11   1   7    29   27   +2    34
 6 Southern Hampton City      19    9   5   5    41   34   +7    32
 7 Lewis                      19    9   5   5    36   31   +5    32
 8 Redbridge                  19    9   5   5    37   34   +3    32
 9 Halton                     19    9   4   6    48   37  +11    31
10 Ketley                     19    9   4   6    20   10  +10    31
11 Millbrook                  19    8   3   8    38   36   +2    27
12 Whitsown Wanderers         19    7   5   7    30   25   +5    26
13 Tarnley                    19    7   5   7    26   31   −5    26
14 Swanmouth Rangers          19    7   3   9    39   41   −2    24
15 Kenton                     19    7   3   9    50   58   −8    24
16 Harlingwich United         19    5   4  10    26   31   −5    19
17 Telford Downs              19    4   2  13    23   38  −15    14
18 Shilshstone AFC            19    3   3  13    22   58  −36    12
19 Hamileath                  19    2   4  13    26   46  −20    10
20 Port Swanley               19    1   3  15    15   42  −27     6

Fire League                  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Dovertown                  38   25  10   3    88   44  +44    85     Promoted, Series B Champions’ Cup
 2 Rhayader                   38   25   8   5    63   22  +41    83     Promoted, Series B Champions’ Cup
 3 StoneHedge Rovers          38   24   5   9    84   47  +37    77     Playoffs, Series B Champions’ Cup
 4 Harnley Town               38   24   1  13    61   54   +7    73     Playoffs
 5 Ketley                     38   20   7  11    45   23  +22    67     Playoffs
 6 Southern Hampton City      38   19   9  10    88   69  +19    66     Playoffs
 7 Leith                      38   18   9  11    57   43  +14    63
 8 Redbridge                  38   18   9  11    76   64  +12    63
 9 Millbrook                  38   16  11  11    68   55  +13    59
10 Lewis                      38   14  12  12    69   62   +7    54
11 Whitsown Wanderers         38   14   9  15    49   45   +4    51
12 Kenton                     38   15   5  18    91  100   −9    50
13 Halton                     38   14   7  17    79   76   +3    49
14 Swanmouth Rangers          38   14   7  17    73   82   −9    49
15 Harlingwich United         38   11  10  17    48   55   −7    43
16 Tarnley                    38    9  14  15    52   65  −13    41
17 Telford Downs              38    7   5  26    32   64  −32    26
18 Port Swanley               38    6   7  25    27   62  −35    25     Relegated
19 Shilshstone AFC            38    6   5  27    41  102  −61    23     Relegated
20 Hamileath                  38    3   6  29    38   95  −57    15     Relegated

by **Ethane** » Sun Nov 19, 2017 8:06 pm

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CANDLE LEAGUE

Candle League              Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Brook                    38   28   4   6    68   27  +41    88     Promoted
 2 Durlingstone United      38   25   8   5    85   49  +36    83     Promoted
 3 Blackhawks               38   22   6  10    92   66  +26    72     Playoffs
 4 Laymouth United          38   20   9   9    58   37  +21    69     Playoffs
 5 Bate                     38   22   2  14    91   71  +20    68     Playoffs
 6 Holloway                 38   19   9  10    80   49  +31    66     Playoffs
 7 Arnsleigh                38   18  12   8    73   57  +16    66
 8 Prightley                38   18  10  10   101   75  +26    64
 9 Park Heath               38   17   9  12    70   64   +6    60
10 Hilstead                 38   17   7  14    61   54   +7    58
11 Kertleigh                38   15   8  15    63   66   −3    53
12 Brightonhill             38   15   6  17    67   79  −12    51
13 Sanston Town             38   14   8  16    62   50  +12    50
14 Liliton                  38   11  13  14    55   51   +4    46
15 Cramford                 38   13   7  18    47   57  −10    46
16 Yarley                   38   11   6  21    66   85  −19    39
17 Curtleigh Court AFC      38    8   8  22    83  116  −33    32
18 Foleigh Albion           38    6   3  29    46  111  −65    21
19 Hampstead                38    3   9  26    49  105  −56    18
20 Island United            38    3   6  29    17   65  −48    15

by **Ethane** » Sun Nov 19, 2017 8:51 pm

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FLAME LEAGUE

Match Day Thirty Six

Swanmouth United 1–1 Letson Town
Superintendent van Nifterick (APX) '42 // Ramon Wilkins '83

Hullbury Town 1–1 Llandudno Local
Declan Smith '16 // Zachary Daniel '31

Gretham 0–2 Loconstead United
Scott Burgess '37, Grady Stevens '61

Deloitte 3–3 Mansestra
Nathaniel Fernandez '21, '73, 'Todd Burks '79 // Samuel Mitchell '38, '65, Jim Singleton '87

Carredington 2–0 Merseyshore Dockside
Alfred Guerra '49, Nevis Holmes '62

Bourne River 1–0 Merseyshore Forest
Jesse Bradley '19

Blashpool City 2–1 New Sarum
Wayne Peterson '82, Douglas Gonzalez '86 // Dickon Wake '29

Birdingstone United 5–0 Newton Castle FC
Robson Wright '23, Keith Snyder '41, Alexander Webster '62, '68,' 79

Barsley 2–4 Old Sarum
Johnnie Frye '38, '72 // Bradley Herrmann '12, Al Ja '29, Kristian Harper '64, '85

Swanmouth City 0–1 South Saints
Jesse Carter '67

Letson Town suffers a disappointing draw to Swanmouth United, a team likely to be relegated from The Flame League within 2 matches. This is worrying for Letson Town, as it allows Loconstead United to move within 3 points of the title - if both teams end up on the same number of points at the end of the season, then Loconstead United will win due to a superior points differential.

Hullbury Town and Llandudno Local also tie up their game 1-1. This doesn't play a significant role in any title or relegation race, and doesn't really affect the results of the league. Llandudno Local is already guaranteed 14th in the league. Hullbury Town would have moved up if victorious.

Loconstead United, away to Gretham, was able to secure a very important 0-2 win against already relegated Gretham. This moves them to within 3 points of the title; all they need is for Letson Town to slip up once, and then they win The Flame League. This doesn't affect Gretham's position in the league, as Barsley also loses.

Deloitte and Mansestra tie up their game 3-3. This, along with Swanmouth United's draw, moves Deloitte to safety. Deloitte will not be relegated this season. It does mean Mansestra is stuck in 8th this match, behind Carredington who also has 60 points.

Carredington beat Merseyshore Dockside 2-0. This is of no significant importance, but it does move Carredington up from 8th to 7th, passing Mansestra. Merseyshore Dockside remain in position, but their work is done; they are easily safe from relegation.

Bourne River won at home against Merseyshore Forest 1-0; a significant result in the relegation battle. This means Forest is not yet safe. If Swanmouth United gets more than 4 points in the next 2 matches, and Swanmouth City gets a point, with Forest losing both, then Forest will be relegated to The Fire League.

Blashpool City beating New Sarum 2-1 is not a significant result for New Sarum; they remain in 10th place, behind Old Sarum, although it does make it very difficult to beat Old Sarum (their rivals) this season in the standings. It is significant in the race for the Glove Cup, however. It maintains their position in 3rd. The only way they won't make it to the Globe Cup is if they lose both remaining matches, and Birdingstone United manages to overcome the 6 point goal differential.

Birdingstone United destroyed Newton Castle FC at home, preventing them from moving into tenth, and keeping Birdingstone in the Globe Cup race. Their victory - and large victory - means they only need 2 points to obtain a Globe Cup position, and they can still come third and knock Blashpool out of the Globe Cup.

Barsley -already relegated - was beaten by Old Sarum at home 2-4, allowing Old Sarum to extend their lead over New Sarum, almost guaranteeing they would beat their rivals this season.

South Saints narrowly defeated Swanmouth City 0-1 away. This is a significant result in 2 races. In the relegation battle, the defeat of Swanmouth City means they are not safe from relegation yet - Swanmouth United can overtake them and relegate them if they win more than 4 points, and City loses both their remaining games or draws and loses. The victory for South Saints also maintains their position in 4th - a Globe Cup spot - preventing Birdingstone from overtaking them in the standings, and keeping them within distance of finishing in their predicted 3rd place position.

Match Day Thirty Seven

Swanmouth City 0–3 Swanmouth United
Layla (DAI) '43, '79, Joseph Owen '57

South Saints 3–2 Barsley
Harlen Blakely '44, Jarold Denmark '71, Stephen Campbell '90+2 // Koen Beck '29, Kofi Compton '77

Old Sarum 0–2 Birdingstone United
Russell Murphy '64, Alexander Webster '81

Newton Castle FC 1–2 Blashpool City
Harley Windhausen '6 // Kylan Parks '68, Agueda Perea (OSR) '72

New Sarum 1–3 Bourne River
Vernon Flick '27 // Alex Brown '68, Jacob Henley '79, Jenna Berger '83

Merseyshore Forest 1–4 Carredington
Trudy Governor '63 // Dexter Stevens '13, Graham O'Neill '26, '35, Nevis Holmes '74

Merseyshore Dockside 1–1 Deloitte
Trey Shrieve '56 // Andy Mansell '49

Mansestra 1–0 Gretham
Samuel Mitchell '13

Loconstead United 5–2 Hullbury Town
Reece Cox '15, Dmitri Lisov (SAV) '39, '52, James Higgins '60, Bennie Barnes '73 // Declan Smith '76, Keziah Salt '82

Llandudno Local 3–6 Letson Town
Malachy Quinlan '43, Ryan Frost (RIT) '52, Adam Burton '59 // Darren Clarke '10, Kirk Acosta '16, Andrew Biley '30, Joel Vega '65, Muhammad Kerr '79, Dex Temple (ESH) '89

In a match that completely shakes up the relegation battle before the final match, Swanmouth United - in a last act of desparation to reach for safety - beat Swanmouth City 0-3 (United away). This moves Swanmouth United to 1 point behind Swanmouth City - 1 point behind safety. This is significant, as if United win their final match and either City or Forest don't win, then United is safe.

South Saints were able to pip relegated Barsley to a victory with an added time goal by Stephen Campbell in the 92nd minute. This guarantees a Globe Cup spot for the South Saints, meaning they will be represented on an international level this season.

Birdingstone United also win away against Old Sarum 0-2, but because South Saints won their match, Birdingstone have no hope of making it to the Globe Cup. This match was of no real significance to Old Sarum.

Blashpool City defeated Newton Castle FC 1-2, maintaining their position in 3rd place. This guarantees their Globe Cup position, but also means that South Saints needs to win to finish 3rd.

Bourne River away beat New Sarum 3-1. This prevents New Sarum from beating rivals Old Sarum in the standings this season - a rather disappointing turn of events for them - but also guarantees 6th place for Bourne River, and a potential 5th place if Bourne River wins and Birdingstone doesn't.

Carredington away beat Merseyshore Forest 4-1. This allowed Carredington to hold 7th place in the standings. However, the significance of this match is gained because of the Swanmouth rivalry match outcome. To be safe from relegation, Forest needs to either win their game, or hope Swanmouth United or City lose their final game. If Forest loses/draws and City and United win, then Forest will be relegated.

Merseyshore Dockside drew Deloitte 1-1. This holds no significance really.

Mansestra beat Gretham 1-0 at home. This keeps Mansestra in 8th but on the tail of Carredington in 7th. It guarantees Mansestra 8th place in the league, as Old Sarum can no longer catch them with the remaining points available.

Loconstead United beat Hullbury Town in a very significant result. This bolsters their goal difference, considering the final match for the title, but also keeps them within a win from the title. This leaves it down to the last match of the season to decide who the victor is, although Loconstead HAS to win to win the title.

Letson Town away beat Llandudno Local 3-6. At this point, goal differential doesn't matter for Letson Town. This win keeps them 3 points ahead of Loconstead United, and as long as they win or draw their final match, then they win The Flame League. However, if they lose their final match, then they will finish second.

Match Day Thirty Eight

Swanmouth United 1–1 Llandudno Local
Edward Patterson '59 // Zachary Daniel '27

Letson Town 3–4 Loconstead United
Dex Temple (ESH) '28, '65, Muhammad Kerr '72 // Grady Stevens '13, Scott Burgess '37, 79, James Higgins '90+5

Hullbury Town 1–1 Mansestra
Declan Smith '73 // Jose Morgan '15

Gretham 0–1 Merseyshore Dockside
Thomas Peone '37

Deloitte 1–1 Merseyshore Forest
Henry Craft '10 // Arron Pruitt '34

Carredington 5–5 New Sarum
Grosevnor Emmet '13, Graham O'Neill '29, Mohammed Hope '67, Phillip Ellis '79, Keenan Orre '84 // Milo Anthony '23, Vernon Flick '49, '53, Joseph Cardwell '61, Jefferson Naranjo '75

Bourne River 3–0 Newton Castle FC
Declan Wharton '45+1, Erik Petersen (SEM) '63, '75

Blashpool City 1–0 Old Sarum
Kylan Parks '57

Birdingstone United 2–0 South Saints
Nathaniel Butler-Powell (SEM) '67, Rehan Garrett '74

Barsley 1–4 Swanmouth City
Lyndon Caudell '85 // Jack Smith '21, Wilmer Jaurequi '43, '69, '76

Swanmouth United drew at home against Llandudno Local. This means that as long as Swanmouth City and Merseyshore Forest can end the season with a greater goal differential than Swanmouth United, they are safe from relegation.

Hullbury Town drew against Mansestra, moving Hullbury up to 11th in the standings.
This has no affect on Mansestra's standings as Carredington also drew.

Merseyshore Dockside away beat Gretham 0-1. This holds no significance, and changes no standings in the league.

Deloitte drew against Merseyshore Forest 1-1. This result, because of Swanmouth United's draw, means that Merseyshore Forest is safe from relegation and is staying up. If Swanmouth City draws their game, or holds a higher goal differential at the end of the season, then Swanmouth United will be relegated.

Carredington drew with New Sarum in a goal bonanza, 5-5 the end score. Because of Mansestra's draw, this guarantees Carredington 7th place in the league. This also allows New Sarum to remain safely in 10th place in the league.

Bourne River beat Newton Castle FC 3-0 at home. This prevents Newton from moving up to 10th in the league standings, and in fact moves them down to 12th. This results also gave Bourne River a chance of moving into 5th, but Birdingstone's result prevented this.

Blashpool City beat Old Sarum 1-0/. This secures Blashpool 3rd place in the league.

Birdingstone United at home beat South Saints 2-0. This maintains Birdingstone's 5th position in the league, while also preventing South Saints from taking 3rd in the league,
although Blashpool's victory prevented this anyway.

Swanmouth City away defeated Barsley 4-1. This is an extremely significant result. Thi provides City with the 3 points needed for safety. This means that Swanmouth United,
despite the fightback at the end of the season, is relegated to The Fire League for next season on the final match day.

Insert Final Match RP Here

League Standings after 38 matches:

Flame League                Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Loconstead United         38   24   8   6    82   46  +36    80
 2 Letson Town               38   23  11   4    80   54  +26    80
 3 Blashpool City            38   23   9   6    68   37  +31    78
 4 South Saints              38   21  10   7    59   28  +31    73
 5 Birdingstone United       38   22   6  10    56   29  +27    72
 6 Bourne River              38   20  10   8    58   35  +23    70
 7 Carredington              38   19   7  12    73   62  +11    64
 8 Mansestra                 38   19   7  12    66   58   +8    64
 9 Old Sarum                 38   17   7  14    62   48  +14    58
10 New Sarum                 38   16   6  16    81   71  +10    54
11 Hullbury Town             38   14  11  13    65   55  +10    53
12 Newton Castle FC          38   14  11  13    61   64   −3    53
13 Merseyshore Dockside      38   14   9  15    48   49   −1    51
14 Llandudno Local           38   11  10  17    77   82   −5    43
15 Deloitte                  38    9   8  21    65   85  −20    35
16 Swanmouth City            38    9   5  24    26   51  −25    32
17 Merseyshore Forest        38    6  12  20    34   55  −21    30
18 Swanmouth United          38    6  11  21    51   78  −27    29
19 Gretham                   38    3   9  26    21   67  −46    18
20 Barsley                   38    5   3  30    63  142  −79    18
From Predictions
Loconstead United 0
Letson Town 0
Blashpool City +4
South Saints -1
Birdingstone United 0
Bourne River +2
Carredington +4
Mansestra +2
Old Sarum -4
New Sarum -6
Hullbury Town +1
Newton Castle FC -3
Merseyshore Dockside +4
Llandudno Local -1
Deloitte +1
Swanmouth City -1
Merseyshore Forest -3
Swanmouth United +1
Gretham -1
Barsley 0

by **Ethane** » Sun Nov 19, 2017 8:51 pm

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SEASON FINALE

FLAME LEAGUE

Flame League                Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Loconstead United         38   24   8   6    82   46  +36    80     Champions Cup, CEDC
 2 Letson Town               38   23  11   4    80   54  +26    80     Globe Cup
 3 Blashpool City            38   23   9   6    68   37  +31    78     Globe Cup
 4 South Saints              38   21  10   7    59   28  +31    73     Globe Cup
 5 Birdingstone United       38   22   6  10    56   29  +27    72
 6 Bourne River              38   20  10   8    58   35  +23    70
 7 Carredington              38   19   7  12    73   62  +11    64
 8 Mansestra                 38   19   7  12    66   58   +8    64
 9 Old Sarum                 38   17   7  14    62   48  +14    58
10 New Sarum                 38   16   6  16    81   71  +10    54
11 Hullbury Town             38   14  11  13    65   55  +10    53
12 Newton Castle FC          38   14  11  13    61   64   −3    53
13 Merseyshore Dockside      38   14   9  15    48   49   −1    51
14 Llandudno Local           38   11  10  17    77   82   −5    43
15 Deloitte                  38    9   8  21    65   85  −20    35
16 Swanmouth City            38    9   5  24    26   51  −25    32
17 Merseyshore Forest        38    6  12  20    34   55  −21    30
18 Swanmouth United          38    6  11  21    51   78  −27    29     Relegated
19 Gretham                   38    3   9  26    21   67  −46    18     Relegated
20 Barsley                   38    5   3  30    63  142  −79    18     Relegated

FIRE LEAGUE

Fire League                  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Dovertown                  38   25  10   3    88   44  +44    85     Series B Champion's Cup, Promoted
 2 Rhayader                   38   25   8   5    63   22  +41    83     Series B Champions's Cup, Promoted
 3 StoneHedge Rovers          38   24   5   9    84   47  +37    77     Series B Champion's Cup, Playoffs
 4 Harnley Town               38   24   1  13    61   54   +7    73     Playoffs
 5 Ketley                     38   20   7  11    45   23  +22    67     Playoffs
 6 Southern Hampton City      38   19   9  10    88   69  +19    66     Playoffs
 7 Leith                      38   18   9  11    57   43  +14    63
 8 Redbridge                  38   18   9  11    76   64  +12    63
 9 Millbrook                  38   16  11  11    68   55  +13    59
10 Lewis                      38   14  12  12    69   62   +7    54
11 Whitsown Wanderers         38   14   9  15    49   45   +4    51
12 Kenton                     38   15   5  18    91  100   −9    50
13 Halton                     38   14   7  17    79   76   +3    49
14 Swanmouth Rangers          38   14   7  17    73   82   −9    49
15 Harlingwich United         38   11  10  17    48   55   −7    43
16 Tarnley                    38    9  14  15    52   65  −13    41
17 Telford Downs              38    7   5  26    32   64  −32    26
18 Port Swanley               38    6   7  25    27   62  −35    25     Relegated
19 Shilshstone AFC            38    6   5  27    41  102  −61    23     Relegated
20 Hamileath                  38    3   6  29    38   95  −57    15     Relegated

CANDLE LEAGUE

Candle League              Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Brook                    38   28   4   6    68   27  +41    88     Promoted
 2 Durlingstone United      38   25   8   5    85   49  +36    83     Promoted
 3 Blackhawks               38   22   6  10    92   66  +26    72     Playoffs
 4 Laymouth United          38   20   9   9    58   37  +21    69     Playoffs
 5 Bate                     38   22   2  14    91   71  +20    68     Playoffs
 6 Holloway                 38   19   9  10    80   49  +31    66     Playoffs
 7 Arnsleigh                38   18  12   8    73   57  +16    66
 8 Prightley                38   18  10  10   101   75  +26    64
 9 Park Heath               38   17   9  12    70   64   +6    60
10 Hilstead                 38   17   7  14    61   54   +7    58
11 Kertleigh                38   15   8  15    63   66   −3    53
12 Brightonhill             38   15   6  17    67   79  −12    51
13 Sanston Town             38   14   8  16    62   50  +12    50
14 Liliton                  38   11  13  14    55   51   +4    46
15 Cramford                 38   13   7  18    47   57  −10    46
16 Yarley                   38   11   6  21    66   85  −19    39
17 Curtleigh Court AFC      38    8   8  22    83  116  −33    32
18 Foleigh Albion           38    6   3  29    46  111  −65    21
19 Hampstead                38    3   9  26    49  105  −56    18
20 Island United            38    3   6  29    17   65  −48    15

by **Ethane** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 8:49 pm

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We're back for the second season of the revamped league. After an exciting season of football, with Loconstead United taking league victory from the grasp of Letson Town on the final matchday where they played against each other, and a decent relegation scrap between the two teams from Swanmouth, we can only hope that this season of football has just as much excitement in store for us. Unfortunately, in this league preview we will not be disclosing full rosters due to a lack of time in this broadcasting segment, but we will announce all the new transfers into the teams, and the transfers out. The full preview should return for next season.

Birdingstone United
Birdingstone United had a relatively decent season of football. They finished where predicted in 5th place. However, the team would have been annoyed that they just missed out on spots in The Globe Cup, which they were 1 point behind 4th place. This season, they will be striving to make it into The Globe Cup, and they should have a decent chance of doing so.
IN: Cassidy Hasek - CB (NPH); Harriette Meadows - LCB (CMT); Susy Walkins - GK (CMT)

Blashpool City
Blashpool City were predicted to finish 7th in last season's standings in the preview. However, they led a mighty charge in the season and managed to gain a position in The Globe Cup, finishing in a mighty 3rd position behind Loconstead United and Letson Town. Losing Albert Diaz may have some impact on the team, but this season they will be striving to retain that position in The Globe Cup and make at least the top 4 in the league; this will be no easy feat for them though.
OUT: Albert Diaz - CDM > Welanduz Vadshult (BYN)

Bourne River
They finished 2 places above their predicted position of 8th last season, but 2 places below their finishing position in the season before. They will be gutted that they didn't reach the top 5 last season and have been unable to replicate their Globe Cup performances, but they will be back on the hunt for a Globe Cup position again this season.
OUT: Daniel Baker - RB > Olask Islanders (COS)

Carredington
An improvement on their previous form and expected position for last season, they managed to finish in 7th last season; a position not to be snuffed at. They will have been happy with their performance and are looking for at least another top 10 position, possibly even a top 6 if they get enough decent results in. With little to no change to the team from last season, their lacklustre defence may return again. If this is the case, they may not perform as well as they hope.

Deloitte
A newcomer to the Flame League last season, they engaged in a mighty battle to avoid relegation. They were predicted to finish just outside the relegation zone and finished roughly around there. They will be looking to consolidate their position in the league and make a few advances towards the top 12 this season on their limited budget, but they are at risk of relegation if they underperform slightly. The newly promoted teams will be hot on their heels hoping to survive as well, so it could be a pretty rough battle towards the end for them.

Hullbury Town
Hullbury Town appear to slowly be slipping down the table. In the season before last they finished in 9th place, and this season just gone they finished in 11th place. With no real moves in the transfer window for this team, they will have to try to stop the rot from within. It isn't looking good for the team with ageing players and no real motivation from the manager or the owner to improve the team. They shouldn't be in any relegation battles, but they will probably finish lower than last season.

Letson Town
They had a thrilling season. They were leading for a fair stretch of it, and have shown that they are capable of winning the league again if they put their minds to it. However, they will have been so gutted to lose to Loconstead United in their final match of the season and give them the league victory down to goal differential. They will have been kicking themselves. Their only hope is to right the wrongs of last season and lead a crusade to take the title from Loconstead United in this season.

Llandudno Local
A fairly consistent team. They have finished 14th for 2 seasons running now, just avoiding the relegation battle but not quite getting far enough to challenge for a top 10 position. In their first season (unofficial) they also finished 15th, so they have a track record of finishing in the middle of the botton half of the table. No different is expected this season. Everyone is expecting Llandudno to just about avoid the relegation battle but not challenge for any higher, ie finish around 14th. Their loss of 2 decent players may just push them down a little though.
OUT: Zachary Daniel - CF > Blue Coast 1981 (PCR); Iwan Roberts - LM > Deprí Lanar Red Hawks (CMT)

Loconstead United
Possibly the most consistent and best team overall in the Flame League. There has not been a season in the entire 5 season history of the Flame League (old and revamped) where they have finished outside the top 3. Last season was their second win and the other 3 times they have finished 3rd. They are not looking likely to let off soon and only a strong challenge from another team will knock them off that top spot. There is always a chance though... Obviously expected to win this season as well.
IN: James Lee - LW (DUN); Alexandria Chesser - ST/LW (CMT)

Mansestra
A slightly above average performance for this team saw them advance to 8th from their 11th place finish the season before. They look to have some fight in them and will probably end up in the top 10 again this season.
IN: Senura Portendorfer - CM (APX); Deon Partell - ST (SEM)

Merseyshore Dockside
With the revamp of the league, Dockside were handed a gift as they were supposed to have been relegated as of the season previous to the one just played. As such, everyone was expecting them to get relegated or be close to relegation again for the past season. They overperformed marvellously though, managing to finish in 13th place, comfortably avoiding the relegation battle. They will be hoping to maintain their trajectory and finish in the top 10 this season; this may be a little too ambitious

Merseyshore Forest
This new team to The Flame League with the revamp were expected to outperform their fellow Merseyshore rivals, but they failed to do so. They had a rather underwhelming season, and actually ended up getting tied up in the relegation battle. They were slipping towards the end of the season and it appeared like they might be in a spot of bother, spiralling towards a crash into the league below, but they managed to recover from their fall and finished just outside the relegation zone. This season, no one can see that much improvement from them as they were very quiet in the transfer window, so we could see them relegated this season.

New Sarum
New Sarum had a shockingly disappointing last season. All the predictions were saying a top 5 finish, probably even a position in The Globe Cup. However, they were struggling from the offset in defence, with little preventing teams scoring against them despite the high number of goals their strikers were scoring themselves. They ended up finishing in 10th place, even below their lower-quality rivals Old Sarum (which gifted OS some bragging rights for sure). There isn't a recovery in sight this season either; they may end up struggling to finish in the top 10 even.

Newton Castle FC
They finished rougly were they were expected to last season, maybe a little lower. This season they will be hoping to finish within the top 10 of the league, although this may be a challenge for them.

Old Sarum
Not quite what they were expected to achieve (6th), but their 9th place position was a large achievement over their previous 16th. They will be fighting for a top 10 position this season as well, and at least to beat New Sarum in the final standings and in their matches. Their loss of Harper will certainly not help though.
OUT: Kristian Harper - RF > Falourr (EUR)

South Saints
They finished slightly below where they were predicted to finish, but they still made it into The Globe Cup so there won't really be any disappointment for the team. They will be hoping to replicate last season and possibly even improve on it, fighting for at least a top 3 finish and possibly hoping to challenge for a win.
IN: Sonja Dreyer - LM (NPH)
OUT: Bruce Washington - LB > Z'ai'ai Mountaineers (CMT)

Dovertown
They finished top of The Fire League last season and now have the challenge of ensuring they don't get immediately relegated back into that league. They led a strong performance last season, and while they don't expect to be challenging for any decent finish in The Flame League, they will at least be looking to stay up this season. Their defence may be an issue.

Rhayader
The second automatically promoted team from The Fire League to The Flame League, Rhayader will be in for a challenge as well this season. Their strong defence will look to capitalise on the strong team's weaknesses in The Flame League. They will be hoping to survive as well this season; their aims are nothing more than to stay up.

Ketley
Getting to The Flame League through the playoffs, Ketley is certainly the weakest of the three newly promoted teams. Out of all the teams, Ketley is the one least likely to survive; they have the weakest offence out of all 3 of the teams. Considering the higher quality of The Flame League, they may struggle to score many goals this season. Their aim is also to stay up.

Swanmouth City
They just managed to survive after a ferocious battle with Swanmouth United, their rivals. Don't expect any fireworks this season though; their appaling offence and defence won't have done much in the way of improving over summer.

by **Ethane** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 8:49 pm

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AND WE'RE AWAY AT THE RACES!!! Loconstead United and Letson Town are battling this season for that top spot. Loconstead snatched it from Letson's hands in the final match of last season, and Letson Town are determined to claim that title back with a victory this season. And they've both started off well in the first match, keeping it tight in the second as well, BUT LETSON HAVE SLIPPED UP IN THE THIRD MATCH. LOCONSTEAD ARE OUT IN FRONT! Oh yeah, and they've slipped up in the 4th match. And the 5th. And the 6th, 8th, and 10th match. Yeah.

At this point, I don't quite want to say the Letson Town vs Loconstead United battle is over, but the Letson Town vs Loconstead United battle is over.

On the one hand, Loconstead United have won every single game so far this season. They've scored an average of 3 goals a game, conceding 1.2 goals a game; not the best defence but certainly the best in offence. They are dominating; leading by 4 points ahead of Blashpool City after 10 matches - the only other team to have not lost a game yet.

On the other hand, Letson Town are struggling. They are sitting down in 8th on only 16 points - almost half the points of Loconstead United. They're only just inside the top 10 - lose 3 points and they're in 11th place. They only have a goal differential of +4; 21 goals scored to 17 goals conceded - an awful ratio for a team that is *supposed* to be challenging for the title. All in all, it has been a really embarrasing start for Letson Town, and all their talk about revenge for last season's loss of the title seems to be all talk and absolutely no action.

Instead, the race for the top could end up not being a race. It could end up being a one-team show, with Loconstead United floating to victory. Other teams have something to say about that though. Blashpool City currently sit on 2nd, only 4 points behind Loconstead. They certainly showed their potential to be a challenger last season, finishing in 3rd place and only 2 points behind first and second place; a notable 5 points above South Saints in 4th place. Only Blashpool and Loconstead have not lost a game so far this season after 10 matches. If they continue this, they will be able to apply some serious pressure to Loconstead United and possibly challenge for the title. They certainly have it in them. As does Carredington - performing above expectations, and South Saints who seem to be where they always are.

Mid-Table results are also showing an interesting story. Old Sarum are currently sitting in 5th place, up from their 9th place finish last season. This may change as they face some of the other teams; generally the half way point is a better time to tell how well a team could do this season, but it is looking promising for them. This league is also holding some potential to their rivals. New Sarum sit 2 points behind Old Sarum in 6th place. This is an interesting rivalry to watch across this season; it could get bloody.

Poor Letson (come on don't tell me you're actually feeling sorry for them) are stuck in 8th. They always seem to do *really* well, or *really* poor. This seems like, at this stage, that it could be one of their really poor seasons, but I'm sure they're not quite ready to give up yet, despite the fact some of the results have actually been quite embarrasing. We could end up with a result not dissimilar to that in season 2 though, where Letson finished in 7th immediately after winning the league the season before. The only thing is they didn't win the league last season.

The rest of the table isn't actually *that* surprising, albeit there being a few discrepancies here and there. Birdingstone United is a little lower than expected, but not by that much.

Dovertown appear to be asserting their position in this league; they seem determined to stay up. They're currently sitting in 14th, on 10 points. They have only won 1 game, and their defence does seem to be causing them problems, but if they can keep it up and possibly improve their defence they they are in with a decent shot at staying up to see The Flame League into a second season. The same can be said for Rhayader as well, who are 2 positions below Dovertown. They, however, have won 2 games. Their problem, as brought up before, is their offence. They have had a strong defensive performance so far, conceding only 12 goals - the same as Loconstead United who are currently leading the table, but they have only scored 5 goals - to have any real chance this season of staying up they are going to have to improve their offensive strategy and get some more balls into the opponent's net.

At this stage, the relegation battle is looking tasty. There are a large number of teams that are definitely not free from the relegation battle trap, but at the moment the teams that appear in trouble of a scrap are probably from Llandudno Local down - LL of course where they always seem to be in 15th place. Merseyshore Forest and Ketley appear to be in real trouble, and while it is too early to say, it definitely looks like they are the most likely contenders for relegation. After 10 games, Merseyshore Forest sits in 19th place on only 2 points - 4 points behind Swanmouth City in 18th, and Newton Castle in 17th. They have only scored 2 goals across 10 games - an average of 0.2 goals a game - and have conceded 16. Ketley on the other hand are in an even more dire situation. They sit on 1 point, having drawn only 1 game and lost 9 games. They have only scored 3 goals - better than Forest - but they have conceded 21 goals; that's 1 goal scored for every 7 goals conceded. That is definitely a warning that they are up for relegation.

So far, this season doesn't look like it will live up to the dramatics of last season, but there is certainly some interesting rivalrys and results across the board.

The Flame League            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Loconstead United         10   10   0   0    30   12  +18    30
 2 Blashpool City            10    8   2   0    20    8  +12    26
 3 Carredington              10    8   0   2    27   14  +13    24
 4 South Saints              10    7   1   2    12    6   +6    22
 5 Old Sarum                 10    6   2   2    15   12   +3    20
 6 New Sarum                 10    6   0   4    21   14   +7    18
 7 Bourne River              10    5   2   3    13    9   +4    17
 8 Letson Town               10    4   4   2    21   17   +4    16
 9 Birdingstone United       10    5   1   4    14   11   +3    16
10 Deloitte                  10    4   2   4    14   17   −3    14
11 Merseyshore Dockside      10    4   1   5    15   11   +4    13
12 Hullbury Town             10    3   2   5    14   15   −1    11
13 Mansestra                 10    3   2   5    10   14   −4    11
14 Dovertown                 10    1   7   2    22   27   −5    10
15 Llandudno Local           10    2   3   5    12   18   −6     9
16 Rhayader                  10    2   2   6     5   12   −7     8
17 Newton Castle FC          10    1   3   6    15   23   −8     6
18 Swanmouth City            10    1   3   6     6   14   −8     6
19 Merseyshore Forest        10    0   2   8     2   16  −14     2
20 Ketley                    10    0   1   9     3   21  −18     1

by **Ethane** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 8:49 pm

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Honestly, these results come as a surprise. At the half way point in the league, the picture the standings paint is very different to the picture painted after 10 matches. They say every match counts in football, and I think the drastic change in standings we can see in here is testament to that.

And at this stage, I have to admit that saying the title battle could be a one-team show, and that Letson Town were already out of the title race, was really premature and TOTALLY WRONG. I mean, what just happened to Loconstead United? They were comfortably leading the table after 10 matches, 4 points in the lead having won all their games - 30 points of 10 matches. However, over the past 8 matches they have only managed 13 points; a change in fortune for sure. They haven't yet lost their lead, but they are now tied for the top spot with South Saints, beating them on goal differential, and only 6 points ahead of Letson Town who have had a strong resurgence to reach 4th in the league again.

Loconstead United were doing great up until Match Day 13. They had won all 12 of their matches, on 36 point. 6 points clear of Blashpool City, who were in 4th. They were coasting at the top of the league, and it looked like they were going to dominate it all the way to the end. There was even talk of Loconstead United possibly being the first team to ever finish the league without having lost a game.

Then their 13th match came. And they lost. To Letson Town. And their confidence tumbled. In 6 matches, they have only managed 7 points. That's 1 victory, 1 loss, and 4 draws. That is a remarkable transformation of performance. It's almost as if Letson Town beating Loconstead United enabled them to comeback, and severely damaged the confidence of Loconstead's players. The title race just got a whole lot more interesting. And South Saints is yet another dynamic in that title race. Once again the best defensive team in the league currently. And they sit level with Loconstead, having won more games than them overall. This is looking juicy.

There have been changes in the story elsewhere as well. While Old Sarum and New Sarum are going for consistency, Llandudno Local have had a remarkable surge into the top 10 of the league. Instead of 15 and a potential relegation fighter, they now sit in 9th on 25 points. Admittedly, they aren't close to 8th - 7 points behind in fact - but they are showing that they are not relegation fodder. They are now 12 points above the relegation zone, and should be able to keep distance enough from it.

There has been little change in the relegation zone itself. Swanmouth City sit just inside it on 13 points, while Merseyshore Forest and Ketley are very uncomfortably still deep in the relegation zone. I expect those 2 teams will be relegated, and there will be a battle for the third relegation place.

The Flame League             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Loconstead United         18   13   4   1    47   24  +23    43
 2 South Saints              18   14   1   3    31   13  +18    43
 3 Blashpool City            18   11   5   2    32   17  +15    38
 4 Letson Town               18   11   4   3    36   24  +12    37
 5 Old Sarum                 18   10   4   4    28   22   +6    34
 6 New Sarum                 18   10   3   5    36   26  +10    33
 7 Carredington              18   10   3   5    38   29   +9    33
 8 Birdingstone United       18   10   2   6    23   17   +6    32
 9 Llandudno Local           18    7   4   7    30   33   −3    25
10 Merseyshore Dockside      18    7   3   8    29   24   +5    24
11 Bourne River              18    7   3   8    23   22   +1    24
12 Deloitte                  18    6   4   8    34   36   −2    22
13 Mansestra                 18    6   4   8    19   27   −8    22
14 Hullbury Town             18    5   5   8    28   28    0    20
15 Dovertown                 18    2  10   6    27   34   −7    16
16 Newton Castle FC          18    3   5  10    25   36  −11    14
17 Rhayader                  18    3   5  10     8   21  −13    14
18 Swanmouth City            18    3   4  11    12   30  −18    13
19 Merseyshore Forest        18    0   7  11     5   24  −19     7
20 Ketley                    18    1   2  15     6   30  −24     5

by **Ethane** » Wed Jan 31, 2018 8:50 pm

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Little change at the top of the league up to this point. Well, there is some change but most of it is miniscule. There has been ups and downs for both Loconstead United and Letson Town, but for most of the past 10 matches there has been a gap of roughly 4-6 points between the two of them. Loconstead United currently hold an 8 point lead against Letson Town, something which will assure them they they are more likely to beat Letson Town than the reverse. However, Letson Town did hold a comfortable lead over Loconstead United towards the end of last season, but Loconstead were able to come from behind, finishing it off in the final match by defeating Letson Town to draw level and take the league win down to goal differential.

There are a few teams to watch though in regards to the title race, and the race for The Globe Cup. South Saints, who are currently sandwiched between Loconstead United and Letson Town in second place, sit only 3 points behind Loconstead United. While they may not have quite as good an offence as the other teams in the top positions in the league, it has been their defence that has kept them up there with the possibility of challenging for the title. On match day 20, they even briefly took the lead in the table off Loconstead United, so they are certainly an ever-looming threat in this exciting title race.

Carredington and Blashpool City are another 2 teams to watch, especially in regards to the race for The Globe Cup places. Carredington sits in 4th - a Globe Cup place, while Blashpool City sits in 5th, a non-Globe Cup place. They've both had similar performances this season, with similar stats. Blashpool is only 1 point behind Carredington, and the battle between them could be exciting. They are also a threat to Letson Town. After 10 matches, we were saying Letson were out of the title race. After 18 matches, we said they were very much back in. Now, they are both in the title race (only just), but are also at threat of being kicked out of UICA competitions this season altogether, which would be a very disappointing result for the team.

The team I think we should most watch is Birdingstone United though. They have been slowly creeping up the standings, getting closer and closer to threatening the top 4, and now they are in a position where they can really challenge for a Globe Cup position. After 10 matches, they were in 9th place. After 19 matches (the half-way point), they were in 7th place - 5 points behind The Globe Cup places. Now they are in 6th place, only 2 points behind The Globe Cup positions. They have slowly been building momentum, and I think they pose a real threat.

Llandudno Local are still in the top 10 of the league. They have managed to maintain their position surprisingly, and they could end up with what I think would be their best finish in The Flame League ever (needs checking). They sit on 43 points, well clear of the relegation zone which I said they were at threat of being involved with after 10 matches. However, after those 10 matches they seem to have upped their game, and while they aren't definitely safe yet, they might as well be.

Meanwhile, the relegation zone is as it has been for most of the duration of the season. Dovertown are now much closer to relegation - 1 point above the relegation zone - but the actual relegation zone hasn't changed. Swanmouth City are in 18th, 1 point behind safety. Merseyshore Forest are on 13 points, 7 points behind safety and Ketley are on 12 points in last place. Those 2 are pretty much set for relegation, but if Swanmouth City can still definitely do something about and relegate Dovertown instead.

The Flame League            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Loconstead United         28   18   8   2    68   37  +31    62
 2 South Saints              28   18   5   5    46   24  +22    59
 3 Letson Town               28   16   6   6    54   37  +17    54
 4 Carredington              28   17   3   8    55   39  +16    54
 5 Blashpool City            28   15   8   5    55   33  +22    53
 6 Birdingstone United       28   16   4   8    40   26  +14    52
 7 New Sarum                 28   15   5   8    57   43  +14    50
 8 Old Sarum                 28   14   7   7    45   42   +3    49
 9 Hullbury Town             28   12   7   9    52   39  +13    43
10 Llandudno Local           28   12   7   9    51   49   +2    43
11 Merseyshore Dockside      28   10   8  10    40   34   +6    38
12 Deloitte                  28   11   5  12    60   60    0    38
13 Bourne River              28    9   8  11    33   30   +3    35
14 Mansestra                 28    9   6  13    33   39   −6    33
15 Newton Castle FC          28    6   7  15    43   58  −15    25
16 Rhayader                  28    6   6  16    14   34  −20    24
17 Dovertown                 28    3  11  14    42   65  −23    20
18 Swanmouth City            28    5   4  19    17   49  −32    19
19 Merseyshore Forest        28    1  10  17    17   49  −32    13
20 Ketley                    28    3   3  22    11   46  −35    12

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