RFA SuperCupA.C. Stonehenge 5–0 Athletic New Victoria
E. Heartland - 6', 14', F. Utamara - 29', G. - Koremen 62', K. Fybber - 75'
@ Freeman Turf (29 460 atten.), New Stonehenge
Njiko RZN - Matchday 01A.C. 317 Roses 2–3 Athletic New Victoria
414 Christcastle 2–5 Fullham Rangers
Navy Club 2–3 Peachtree F.C.
Tynedale City 2–4 Emerald Cove
Old Birmingham City 6–3 Saint Derby F.C.
Calix City FC 2–1 206 Mitche
A.C. Stonehenge 4–1 Battlebrook United
The season opened up and the goals were flying in as the fourteenth season of action and the second full season of UICA participation got underway - a well-expected crowd came out to witness this game - the game of the week situated in New Stonehenge as A.C. Stonehenge, under the new manager of the Devontan Christopher Tajo Mendez comes in to manage the Stonehenge side - sporting new faces, new coaches and new players, the new look of A.C. Stonehenge seems to be building for the future, with two new cultivating players who could emerge as starts in a few years - with Giainluc de Oca - that's the Cosumarite goal-keeper, he allowed only one goal in his first appearance - in the midfield, Utamara, the Yanghoonese-Razen dual-international, the one who's expected to make it on to the Razen squad at the upcoming Campianto Esportiva has a lot of star power riding on him, he came in and he dazzled, with three shots on goal and a goal for himself. Meanwhile, Efrom Heartland still proves to be the defender of the faith for the team, he scored two goals and Patrick Pearson added another in the 84th minute, giving a sure 4-1 victory to A.C. Stonehenge. Meanwhile, on the other side of the pitch, Birmingham Union has a lot to fix for his side, especially given how much BetH.rzn has invested in the team in the past two years, Ares More is due to be around 31,000 capacity in time for next season and the team is certainly bringing in some youth into the program, yes - there's going to be a steep learning curve for the team, and Union's perhaps the greatest manager to take care of that, he's going to have to do a lot over the next few months to push this team up towards excellence - he's not the greatest coach, but he can launch talent. Vernon Thomas however - he's getting older, at best, I expect he'll not be the best to take over, there's concerns over how he'll pan out - he could be fired by the end of the season if this failures at the front are not fixed. Alexis Durdent looks like a bright, young player - he comes from Club Everbren of RazenLeague 2 - last season they finished a respectable fourth place in a very-defensive formation, he will fit in well given Union's preference of the defensive formation of the 4-2-3-1. In other matches, Athletic New Victoria - who had been demolished in the RFA SuperCup, 5-nil to Stonehenge got a win over the Roses, Tommy Cox-Jean, an early frontrunner to lead in the chase for the Golden Boot put up all three of their goals - will he be forced to carry them this season? The Fullham Rangers split 414 Christcastle, yep the expansion team in a 5-2 drubbing, Gordon Heyward has a lot to do, now, he's an expert manager, but he'll want to avoid this catastrophic start. Peachtree F.C. won against Navy Club, and a tense 3-2 victory was quite interesting, as Navy Club looks to forge a new identity, Navy Club are considered to be one of the worst teams on the field, so it'll be interesting how they finish. Emerald Cove marched south in Tynedale City as the Capital Derby got its first draw on - *gasp* - the first ever game, and boy it was good as a 4-2 Emerald Cove win was engineered from Obine Morgan - this is going to be one helluva' season for both sides, and hopefully more interesting games to follow. George Hikvon must realize he is no longer the player he once was, and this might be the year he'll hang-up the cleats, at thirty-six carrying a team that is just bad without him in the form of Saint Derby F.C. is not good, he's not going to make it onto the Cup of Harmony roster, we really doubt that - who ever is going to manage the Razen team will confirm as much soon, hopefully. Calix City and 206 Mitche a 2-1 game and finally, a great opening week for Njiko RZN.
Njiko RZN - Matchday 02Athletic New Victoria 2–2 Battlebrook United
206 Mitche 0–1 A.C. Stonehenge
Saint Derby F.C. 4–4 Calix City FC
Emerald Cove 1–1 Old Birmingham City
Peachtree F.C. 2–2 Tynedale City
Fullham Rangers 3–3 Navy Club
A.C. 317 Roses 3–2 414 Christcastle
The Roses, who finished second place last season - a far second place - no one was to even come close to touching the run that A.C. Stonehenge had going, came in at home, playing at the historical Paula-upon-Buyer Stadium in front of a sold out crowd and managed to scrape away with a narrow 3-2 win over league newcomers, 414 Christcastle - Cuthbert Chanceler, the manager who engineered a surprising second-place finish in his first season at the helm last season is expected to do this year capture a Cup of the Raza and a Globe Cup berth, a failure to do both would be considered a tragic event for the team and would spell the and of Chanceler, the leadership at the Roses have been notable for their cutthroat policies when it comes to building a winner, but, of course, that was far from the main attraction on the field - Shawcroft returned, yes the best foreign player in the league is back and he was - well - a star, racking up two goals, we'll be sure to give him an early nod for foreigner of the year - its kind of a surprise he wasn't given the nod as captain this season after a well-inspired performance from him, there's a lot of youth on this team, and Chanceler brought in a middle-aged goalie in Nicolas Painchaud - Painchaud's season is going to be interesting. On the other hand, 414 Christcastle has got to get shit in order if they plan to stay in the top flight, we expect them to finish last - but also, Gordon Heyward happens to be a top coach and could easily create a resurgence back into the top flight next season, Christcastle's problem happens to be its youth - they're all too young and have been jumbled onto a team and have been ordered to "produce", Christcastle's our biggest bet as a cellar-dweller. And given the contrasting personalities in the dressing rooms, how Heyward plans to keep the difference races - prone to going off on one-another - from damaging the team will be quite interesting. 414 Christcastle was advertised to be a team representing all cultures in the predominantly-white city of Christcastle - hell - they play in a lacrosse stadium as their temporary home, so, how the team does plan to get bigger and better is of course where we're truly interested. A large weak of draws in the league as teams seemed stuck, the Purple Swans and Battlebrook United drew 2-2 at The Jewel, the Fullham Rangers and Navy Club drew in a 3-3 high-scoring affair - perhaps this Navy Club team is halfway decent? Gianluc de Orca put up his first clean sheet in league pay in his second game - titling a stunning 1-nil game over the offensive juggernaut in 206 Mitche, Mitche's expected to surge upwards this season too. Saint Derby and Calix put up an ungods-ly 4-a-piece, lead by George Hikvon's hat trick, honestly, where does Saint Derby go after Hikvon leaves the side; Emerald Cove also ties its game with the Birmingham Boys. And, in the last game of the week, Peachtree F.C. and Tynedale leave it out on the field, 2-2.
Njiko RZN - Matchday 03414 Christcastle 3–2 Athletic New Victoria
Navy Club 1–1 A.C. 317 Roses
Tynedale City 1–4 Fullham Rangers
Old Birmingham City 0–1 Peachtree F.C.
Calix City FC 0–0 Emerald Cove
A.C. Stonehenge 3–2 Saint Derby F.C.
Battlebrook United 3–1 206 Mitche
The rebuild seems to be underway - or well - completed for the Fullham Rangers, who seem to have put together an offensive-styled team in Peter Fermen's fourth year on the job, and of course, Fermen hasn't been around - he's been temporarily managing the national team until the RFA announces a new manager for the side - Fermen's been allowing assistant coach, Evans Azinikwe to manage the side, and Azinikwe is expected to be in the drivers seat until the midway part of the season, as Fermen is still to be away for half of the season, with both the Cup of Harmony, but also the regional tournament and the Global Cup of Soccer to co-run the national team for. Even thru this, the Rangers have been remarkably well, with Thorn Cronin entering the team as a well-aspiring goal-scorer up front, he's been a revival player for the side, he captain well so far and has helped Fullham in racking up a league best of 12 goals, with seven on behalf of the Brenician talent. The thirty-one year-old who was signed along the team for three years is expected to have a heavy place on the team, he'll be the biggest rebuilding marker for any side - and will be a positive addition to the Rangers, as a sort of player-coach, able to communicate the philosophies of superior football to the ranks of the Razen leagues. Saki Felles is unfit for where she's been placed - she's been thrust in as the vocal rebuild point for Tynedale City and has just underperformed, completely, so its no surprise the Ashkamite has been assigned to the reserves for the foreseeable future - still using an interim manager in the form of Ezekiel Bowett, Bowett is not the future for this team, he doesn't seem to grasp how to manage one of the big name clubs in Razenthuria - together with ANV, the Roses, A.C. Stonehenge and the Rangers, they represent the big five cubs who've managed to be in the top five and win every title except for when Old Birmingham City crashed the party two years ago en route to a title of their own - something which won't be repeated likely. Ashton Garret scored the lone goal for the side, and it shows that there's hope for the team, however, not too much - since Garret's likely to leave next season, this entire team is too young, and on top of this, tacked above everything else is the fact these are all new players being thrust onto the team. This begs the question - was the team simply that bad last season that it was time to blow everything up? If so, is it time to blow up the blow up? Because, this team can't possibly survive at the trajectory its headed, honestly. The Purple Swans stunningly lost to 414 Christcastle, 3-2 - Navy Club and the Roses both drew - 1-a-piece for the two sides, Peachtree F.C. dug out a key win against the Birmingham Boys, Calix and Emerald Cove settled for a nil-nil draw at Old Torchmaine, Stonehenge escaped with a narrow victory, 3-2 over Saint Derby and Battlebrook with a similar victory, 3-1 over 206 Mitche. Mitche's simply floundering early on.
Njiko RZN - Matchday 04Athletic New Victoria 0–0 206 Mitche
Saint Derby F.C. 2–2 Battlebrook United
Emerald Cove 1–3 A.C. Stonehenge
Peachtree F.C. 3–0 Calix City FC
Fullham Rangers 0–2 Old Birmingham City
A.C. 317 Roses 0–1 Tynedale City
414 Christcastle 3–1 Navy Club
If anyone want sot talk about this insane start out of Peachtree F.C., please direct all talk to RFAForums.rzn, because Peachtree is the hot team to watch, since their promotion into Njiko RZN, they've picked up where they left off in RazenLeague 2 - and this game was no different Ravleon Palace, the captain is enjoying extraordinary success leading this side, and its bound to increase - of course, they aren't going to sustain this surge, its only the fourth game of the season, they'll come back down to earth sooner or later, but this start has the stuff of legends, only A.C. Stonehenge has been able to sustain a run like this - and over a season, only Old Birmingham City was able to nearly run the table - losing twice and drawing four games - that's to say, Peachtree fans better be happy they'll be seeing product out of this side, its for so long been in RazenLeague 2 and dwelling in the rougher regional leagues, under new ownership four seasons ago, the climb up began, and its gone well thus far. We'll be expecting much from the frontlines teams, Mariam Sunshield put up a goal - she's expected to ride the bench at either the Cup of Harmony or even the Campianto Esprotiva, more-importantly, however - she's going to be a main piece in the DBC later for U21 players for Razenthuria, when the time comes around, that'll be quite interesting to see how she's evolved. On the other end of the spectrum, there's no alarm bells to raise at Old Torchmaine, there's nothing to worry about, this team is simply going thru growing pains - you can't count on a clean sheet every week from your goalie. The team needs to figure out a way to score more goals, although Pierre Denton is coming forth, building his team around a defensive posture - if so, giving up three goals doesn't really scream absolutely defensive to me - it screams stupid, so, changes will need to be made to both the front and back lines, I think Denton as a manager is an exciting prospect, given the time and tools, he can build a creative thing here at Calix City, and don't discount the works behind the scenes, they'll be working in the transfer market next season, most definitely. 206 Mitche gets its first points on the board as they get a nil-nil drawa t The Jewel against the well-prepped Purple Swans. BBU and Saint Derby settle for a 2-2 draw, as Stonehenge visits Emerald Cove and lays waist in the capital, taking a 3-1 game and a victory for the Stonehenge side. The Birmingham Boys down the Fullham Rangers, 2-nil - as the Roses also loses and 414 Christcastle operates and shifts to a new gear.
Njiko RZN - Matchday 05Navy Club 0–1 Athletic New Victoria
Tynedale City 2–2 414 Christcastle
Old Birmingham City 2–0 A.C. 317 Roses
Calix City FC 1–3 Fullham Rangers
A.C. Stonehenge 3–1 Peachtree F.C.
Battlebrook United 2–2 Emerald Cove
206 Mitche 1–0 Saint Derby F.C.
206 Mitche has finally got their first win, five games into the season - a big sigh for all players as they can breathe easy having finally found their way to a win, after a dirty start to season, suffering incredible injuries to their starting eleven, when you have star players on their team – some who even play for other nations’ national teams, going out with a loss like this certainly doesn’t look good on your side. 206 Mitche has been riddled with high amounts of injuries in their early parts of this season – their prize player, being the Devontan – Bundy, that twenty-four year-old – has been forced into the shadows, as the team attempts to quietly rebuild the side in vincity of the others. 206 Mitche had been our early pick to sell out the league, lift the wins, get some gains amongst other things, however, this season early on has been tough. A goal from Peter Falpurn put some ease on the shoulders of 206 Mitche, who have successfully risen out of the cellar. What’s the plan for the team looking on the season – there’s going to be some growing pains for the team moving forward if things aren’t settled in an orderly fashion.On the other side of the floor – its clear that George Hikvon will be incapable of creating the same meteoric rise out of Saint Derby F.C. that he managed to do in the second half of the season recently, of course, there’s a concern that Hikvon is reaching the end of his career toot hat adds to the sudden drop in production. He’s prospectively not going to be making the Cup of Harmony roster, as it has been announced that Christopher Tajo Mendez, the Devontan manager comes in to lead the national team – and Hikvon’s team looks completely different than that of Cosumarite Conley Goddard’s departure, Tajo Mendez will look to build the team around the new identity and its clear that Hikvon doesn’t cater into that. George Hikvon deserves props, he’s done a lot for this team – and last year he truly emerged as a good manager, it won’t end well for him this season – honestly, he’ll be moving on within two years, there’s no way that the new ownership will be keeping him along with the contract he has, Hikvon’s been a notable player, perhaps we’ll see him managing soon.That wasn’t all that we witnessed – the Cosumarite, Toré Na'Verii performed quite well, he scored the lone goal as the Purple Swans escaped the clutches of Navy Club en route to a 1-nil victory over Navy Club – will he emerge as a favorite for the face of the franchise when Tommy Cox-Jean moves on? 414 Christcastle and Tynedale City met in south Tynedale for a clash of gigantic proportions, and the game proved that perhaps they are getting better, but aren’t at the pinnacle yet, falling due to mistimed defense in the latter parts of the match. The Birmingham Boys escape with a 2-nil win over the Roses, Quintin Durmont and Travis Burough scored both goals for the Birmingham Boys, if only they were a bit younger, we’d be seeing them at the junior level. The Rangers behind Efrom Heartland put together a damn good match – outplaying the likes of Calix City in a 3-1 victory, Heartland with a hat trick. A.C. Stonehenge continues to show they’re the most complete side, dancing around Peachtree F.C., the former second-place team as Utamara, the dual international for both Yanghoon and Razenthuria hit the pitch. Battlebrook United and Emerald Cove settle for a draw alongside this as the week comes to an end.
Njiko RZN - Matchday 06Athletic New Victoria 0–1 Saint Derby F.C.
Emerald Cove 1–0 206 Mitche
Peachtree F.C. 3–0 Battlebrook United
Fullham Rangers 2–4 A.C. Stonehenge
A.C. 317 Roses 0–0 Calix City FC
414 Christcastle 0–3 Old Birmingham City
Navy Club 1–2 Tynedale City
Crown the King(s). Christoper Tajo Mendez and A.C. Stonehenge are seven points clear of their closest opponent, and Tajo Mendez has been named manager of the Razenthuria national team, signing a two cycle contract – he’ll be leading from Cup of Harmony 72 until the 74
th edition – he’s got a lot to do of course, he’s got to restructure the national team and he’ll also be in charge of redirecting the future of the national football development, Mendez’s leadership on the domestic level thus far however has us believing that he’ll be far from scared when he takes his first game at helm – in Rogue 72, from Vilitia. His side rose over the Rangers and a 4-2 victory over them leaves his assistant coach at the Rangers fuming that he can’t beat the one ahead of him – Tajo Mendez will be away from the Stonehenge side until matchday sixteen starting on matchday seven, so, we’ll be interested to see how the team can respond without him. Goals came flying in from Efrom Heartland and Utamara – this Yanghoonese dual citizen, Utamara is a decent player, actually really good and his other nation he plays for, Yanghoon is a heavy favourite to win the Cup Missers’ Cup, in which he’s scored seven of their goals. Do you transfer the leadership and the ranking to Efrom and Utamara? Heartland is a proven goal-scorer, and he’s been titled as the secondary player of the attack that Peter Fermen unleashed in the second half of qualification – he and the Razen player, Kevin Kyrell – who now plays in the Farf league – were by far the best players on the team. Of course, the new team will be rebuilt in the coming weeks and we’ll be quite interested.On the other hand, Peter Fermen and the Fullham Rangers have been slouching – and that’s no excuse to their loss, but they’re far from bad – this is only their second loss of the season and I don’t think that their too worried about this. Fermen isn’t even with the team right now, he’s been prepping the team for the arrival of Tajo Mendez – and Stonehenge is looking like the dominant side, so it was likely that a Fermen-less Ranger side that doesn’t have the former stars it once had will likely lose. However, the new side that has emerged out of the Rangers practice facilities is quite interesting, Thorn Cronin is the talking point of this Starting XI, he’s been given the keys to guide this offense, and he seems to know what he’s doing – while the team has scars that aren’t quite equal – i.e. losing the greater player of our current Razen generation in Kevin Kyrell to the Farf footballing side in Rene Skai or something like that – but, Fermen’s men can certainly learn the few curves they’ve got to master soon – Fermen is one of the best managers in Razenthuria and has won praises in the international scene too – he was even looked ab by teams in the Banijan league as a possible manager before settling on Adam Jeffreys, the former Stonehenge manager who went to manage in Banija. Fermen has taken over and has really given his team an identity, Ike Xavier was formerly the manager who everyone recognized as the man who put Fullham on the map – however, with the continued rise of Fermen at the front, it seems that Fermen will soon be the man everyone remembers as the all-time great. However, when will he lift the league championship? That’s a concern for any team supporter – he needs to life a title soon. Easton Thomas is not getting enough help in the back as Athletic New Victoria succumbed to a mishap in the backline, falling to George Hikvon’s Saint Derby F.C. in a 1-nil loss at The Jewel, speaking after the game, manager Victor Kingsely was not short of rage; “our team was absolutely despicable in this game, I expected a much-better performance and we squandered many opportunities”, he remarked after the game. Emerald Cove took out 206 Mitche in a 1-nil victory, a quite surprising scoreline, as Peachtree F.C. took a 3-nil victory over Battlebrook United. The Roses and Calix City settled for a nil-nil draw, 414 Christcastle was walloped badly, losing 3-nil to the Birmingham Bots and Tynedale City outlasted Navy Club 2-1.
Njiko RZN - Matchday 07Tynedale City 3–1 Athletic New Victoria
Old Birmingham City 0–1 Navy Club
Calix City FC 0–4 414 Christcastle
A.C. Stonehenge 2–3 A.C. 317 Roses
Battlebrook United 4–2 Fullham Rangers
206 Mitche 5–3 Peachtree F.C.
Saint Derby F.C. 2–2 Emerald Cove
Goals from all sides in Port Perrington as 206 Mitche outlasts a might attack from Peachtree F.C. as Peachtree scrambles to put forth a heavy attack late in the match - 206 Mitche goes on to win the game in a tense 5-3 match-up, giving two goals in the final ten minutes of the match – there’s still a steep learning curve for Ryan Purvoche, the nineteen year-old goalie who’s in charge of guarding between the bars, he’s been battered this season, and this game was no different, conceding three goals – the team will look to address some of these issues as soon as possible, he looks like he could be a great player if he solves some issues, it was quite a match for his team – they proved to be a great shining piece for him early on. Salomon Bundy is going to be a star in this league – he scored a brace, with a coal in the fourteenth and then another to ice the game in the 88th minute, giving the win to 206 Mitche – did you expect him to make such a hard impact so early in the season? We certainly didn’t, although it’s not too well perturbed, given what a good side he seems to have looked to mold himself out of – he’s been a one man wrecking machine, and its likely we see this Devontan as a schooling machine later into the season – sure you know 206 Mitche as the team that gets closer –and-closer but never cracks the top four, this could be the season, the ownership when off and brought in some internationals in hopes of bringing in the goals. Who will do it? We’ll only have to see, this could be the season fans have been waiting for. Are you jumping the bandwagon? On the other side of the scoreline lay a weakened side in Peachtree F.C., they seem to still be riding high – they’ve only fallen by one spot – down to third place, and as an expansion team, they’ve don stunningly well – we’re certainly not to down on their early run this season. This team could make a run this season, and of course, they were stomped on by A.C. Stonehenge, we’d be stunned if they challenge for the league crown – with the amount of money that has been pitched for the team – um, none. Peachtree F.C.’s players are mainly members they’ve brought in and kept since their academy days – it should serve to be a reminder, five seasons ago Peachtree F.C. was nearly relegated to the regional leagues and barely stayed afloat in RazenLeague 3, since selling the team to Office SuppliesPlus, the team has been able to rise up and simply turn the fortunes around. Now, it seems that Peachtree F.C. will be looking to fly high and gain much traction in the coming seasons, there was a time that Peachtree as a power was a laughingstock, so now, and it will be an even better future for the rest of the team and its looks. Now, as the season continues, how do you sustain this success that has fallen upon their laps? That’s the top question entering the minds of the team. Tynedale City doesn’t get enough credit for a mismatched destruction of Athletic New Victoria – bringing the curtains down as they fall apart. Old Birmingham City is unable to stop a quiet resurgences, as a 1-nil win for Navy Club gives reassurances to the government club. 414 Christcastle utterly destroys and blows up the entirety of Calix City, in a 4-nil drubbing, the Roses outlast and stunningly beat A.C. Stonehenge, not to the surprise of us however. Battlebrook fallows up and hits the Rangers with anota’ 4-2 loss, while Saint Derby and Emerald Cove each settle for a 2-2 draw.
Njiko RZN - Matchday 08Athletic New Victoria 1–0 Emerald Cove
Peachtree F.C. 1–0 Saint Derby F.C.
Fullham Rangers 2–1 206 Mitche
A.C. 317 Roses 0–2 Battlebrook United
414 Christcastle 1–4 A.C. Stonehenge
Navy Club 0–0 Calix City FC
Tynedale City 1–0 Old Birmingham City
The first fourth of the season ends up with the A.C. Stonehenge operating out of the first place chair with three points afloat above the other thirteen sides, the nods go to Christopher Tajo Mendez, one of the best managers in the business who easily has the team afloat – do we see him emerging and eventually winning a national title with the likes of the team that has been assembled? Of course, the Tajo Mendez-lead A.C. Stonehenge side is twice as good as last season’s assembled squad, even with the departure of the four great players that occupied the Stonehenge line-up, and they completed the first part of the season with a 4-1 whipping go 414 Christcastle, headed to Christaste’s Baron Galactic’s [blah-blah-blah] stadium, they were here on a mission, and the boosted their goal-scoring antics, as Raenthuria’s top squad went off on a rampage with stunning goals from Efrom Heartland, Kevin Fybber; it was quite a scoring show for the side. The overall feeling out of Stonehenge must be exciting, and there’s a lot of questions concerning if the side can really be kept down, they only upgraded from last season – the expanding gulf will only get bigger with the attacking skill and prowess they contain. There’s a lot of excitement coming out of this side, they’re written off as by far the most-complete team out of Njiko RZN, out this point cancel the season and crown A.C. Stonehenge as the national champions. Tajo Mendez will be dancing on teams as he prepares to lead the national team too, there’s a lot of footballing left, but it’s clear that a pre-determined league champion has been established. “It’s going to require a lot of hard work, but the process is just starting for us”, Gordon Heyward speaking to the crowd after the team’s tough loss, Heyward ends up with a side that is scrambling towards the relegation zone in a hurry – after a decent start, the team has hit a wall and is seemingly collapsing real quick now – there’s not too much to be surprised about coming out of Christcastle, this side was never the cream of the crop and its further highlighted now that they won’t be for a long time. After Guimave scored their lone goal in the 23
rd minute, the game was just completely wasted for the side, they go down 4-1, leaving much roam for improvement in the future. As of now, Heyward’s side will enter in ninth place, still four places above the relegation zone, but, the end looks like it’s quickly coming towards the side – the bad play is starting to mount for the side who can’t keep managing on like this. There’s a splitting amongst the players, who seem to be a bit annoyed with the bad management that Heyward has done in the past two games. Don’t write them off yet, but they’re not headed in the right direction. Meanwhile, Athletic New Victoria back to winning ways, holding Emerald Cove scoreless with a 1-nil victory, similarly, Peachtree F.C. took a 1-nil win over Saint Derby. Fullham finally got their scoring on par, and took out 206 Mitche 2-1. Battlebrook United took out the Roses, 2-nil and Navy Club and Calix drew quietly. Tynedale City got their own win, with a 1-nil victory over Old Birmingham City.
A.C. Stonehenge is by far and away the most-complete team out there, and that’s not going to change ever right now it seems. With Tajo Mendez leading from the bench, Stonehenge is poised to win the league likely, with their above and beyond manager and players who are going to craft t a winner over time. How do you right off the other teams without evaluating them you ask? Well, first – the roster that has been crafted by A.C. Stonehenge has packed with talent, the amount of power generated at the front leaves us stunned with the future of other teams.
---Njiko RZN / R-415 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 A.C. Stonehenge 8 7 0 1 24 11 +13 21
2 Peachtree F.C. 8 5 1 2 17 12 +5 16
3 Tynedale City 8 4 2 2 14 14 0 14
4 Old Birmingham City 8 4 1 3 14 7 +7 13
5 Fullham Rangers 8 4 1 3 21 18 +3 13
6 Battlebrook United 8 3 3 2 16 16 0 12
7 Athletic New Victoria 8 3 2 3 10 11 −1 11
8 Emerald Cove 8 2 4 2 11 11 0 10
9 414 Christcastle 8 3 1 4 17 20 −3 10
10 A.C. 317 Roses 8 2 2 4 9 13 −4 8
11 206 Mitche 8 2 1 5 9 12 −3 7
12 Calix City FC 8 1 4 3 7 15 −8 7
13 Navy Club 8 1 3 4 9 13 −4 6
14 Saint Derby F.C. 8 1 3 4 14 19 −5 6
Golden Boot: 
Tommy Cox-Jean - 11 (Athletic New Victoria)
In the wake of Peachtree’s absence and their promotion to Njiko RZN, RazenLeague 2 has been very quiet in their new teams making their presence known, of course, early on it looks like its going to be a very busy season, and with twenty-four games still left to play, this season is far from over, but looking on right now, this season looks to be anyone’s game. There’s only two spots for promotion, so, Appelgate, Reading and Evberbran are competing heavily. Will FC Manitoba re-rise or not? That’s going to be an important question.
---RazenLeague 2 / R-415 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Applegate City 8 5 2 1 22 17 +5 17
2 Reading Athletic 8 5 2 1 14 9 +5 17
3 Club Everbren 8 4 3 1 16 10 +6 15
4 Blue Coast 381 8 4 3 1 11 7 +4 15
5 North Hathmond 8 4 2 2 11 10 +1 14
6 Brookhaven Town 8 4 1 3 5 4 +1 13
7 Dragonpool 8 3 3 2 15 15 0 12
8 Astoriya Park Celtics 8 2 4 2 11 12 −1 10
9 Burnley Rovers S.C. 8 2 3 3 13 14 −1 9
10 Haverpool Dons 8 2 2 4 15 16 −1 8
11 Old York FC 8 2 2 4 14 16 −2 8
12 Sporting Elcmester 8 2 2 4 17 20 −3 8
13 FC Manitoba 8 2 2 4 16 19 −3 8
14 Triton Valley 8 2 1 5 9 13 −4 7
15 Rasen Remus 8 1 3 4 4 7 −3 6
16 F.C. Willingwood 8 0 5 3 8 12 −4 5
An interesting start to the season – coming from the favorites in Warshire United – that’s Raidsboro United for those who forgot – there seems to be a bit of a stumbling and building block with all these new teams showing themselves after years of quietness. However, early on, this season looks really exciting and is quite open for any side, there’s going to be a big fight for the top position and we’re going to see a great season. Will Ten Mountains emerge as the victors? Look forward to some upsets before the regional leagues are below. In the end, six teams go down, who will they be.
---RazenLeague 3 / R-415 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Ten Mountains Mountaineers United F.C. 8 6 1 1 10 3 +7 19
2 Athletic Manchester 8 6 0 2 22 11 +11 18
3 A.C. Buckingstone 8 5 1 2 18 10 +8 16
4 F.C. Grandmore 8 5 0 3 11 8 +3 15
5 Brentbury Port 8 3 4 1 20 11 +9 13
6 F.C. Willmak Falls 8 4 1 3 11 7 +4 13
7 Illvermotny Pudwugees 8 4 1 3 8 10 −2 13
8 Warshire United F.C. 8 3 3 2 12 9 +3 12
9 AFC Querjiban 8 3 3 2 16 14 +2 12
10 Islingwood City 8 3 1 4 21 19 +2 10
11 Club Calix 8 3 1 4 14 19 −5 10
12 Ellingway Town 8 2 3 3 7 9 −2 9
13 Petersburg City 8 2 2 4 10 14 −4 8
14 Oakham City 8 2 1 5 14 18 −4 7
15 Foxbridge Wonderers 8 0 2 6 3 18 −15 2
16 North Hampton 8 0 2 6 5 22 −17 2
First Division (North)---RaznLeague -1DN / R-415 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Limingshire Fire 14 10 4 0 36 23 +13 34
2 Freston F.C. 14 7 6 1 33 18 +15 27
3 Eventry 14 7 5 2 41 28 +13 26
4 F.C. Ellingvern 14 8 2 4 27 18 +9 26
5 AFC Yorkcaster 14 7 5 2 30 23 +7 26
6 Clube de Calix S.C. 14 6 6 2 33 23 +10 24
7 Rivernest City 14 7 3 4 27 22 +5 24
8 Ravencourt Pillagers 14 7 2 5 30 21 +9 23
9 East Roding F.C. 14 6 2 6 24 27 −3 20
10 Sabrook City F.C. 14 3 5 6 21 30 −9 14
11 Angels of Rockdover 14 4 2 8 24 34 −10 14
12 Allerminister 14 3 3 8 28 33 −5 12
13 City of Hampdover 14 1 5 8 15 28 −13 8
14 Islingwood United 14 1 5 8 13 32 −19 8
15 Horsbrook Patties 14 0 1 13 8 30 −22 1
First Division (South)---RazenLeague -1DS / R-415 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 F.C. Dursley 14 9 3 2 37 23 +14 30
2 A.C. Gloucaster 14 7 3 4 31 29 +2 24
3 Readsent City 14 7 2 5 26 23 +3 23
4 Firewall 14 6 4 4 32 26 +6 22
5 Harstead South End 14 6 4 4 24 22 +2 22
6 Maywell County 14 6 4 4 25 24 +1 22
7 Athletic Calix 14 5 5 4 33 31 +2 20
8 Trenchmont Landing 14 5 5 4 26 26 0 20
9 Stamlo City 14 4 7 3 24 22 +2 19
10 Litchmont Road 14 5 3 6 23 26 −3 18
11 Everdeen Tynedale 14 4 4 6 24 28 −4 16
12 S.C. Richwood 14 3 5 6 30 39 −9 14
13 Greengate F.C. 14 3 4 7 25 27 −2 13
14 F.C. Dolverhampton 14 2 6 6 29 34 −5 12
15 Qurengard City 14 3 1 10 27 36 −9 10
The Cup of the Raza, known officially as All-Razenthuria National Football Invitational, is an annual knockout football competition in intersex domestic Razen football. First played during the R-402 season, it is the oldest association football competition in Razenthuria and one of the most storied It is organized by the Razen Football Authority, Razenthruia'a highest governing body of association football.
Cup of the Raza / R-415
Upsets in bold
Wicklow County Parishers (1FDS) 0–1 Brookhaven FC (RL2)
Fullham Rangers (RZN) 0–0 Islingwood City (RL3) (0–0 AET) (1–3 pen.)
A.C. Stonehenge (RZN) 1–1 Qurengard City (1FDS) (1–1 AET) (6–5 pen.)
Greengate F.C. (1FDS) 4–4 Everdeen Tynedale (1FDS) (5–4 AET)
206 Mitche (RZN) 1–3 A.C. 317 Roses (RZN)
Tynedale City (RZN) 0–0 Saint Derby F.C. (RZN) (1–1 AET) (10–11 pen.)
Capital City Club (RL2) 0–0 Old Birmingham City (RZN) (0–0 AET) (6–7 pen.)
F.C. Ellingvern (1FDN) 0–1 Blue Coast 381 (RL2)
Emerald Cove (RZN) 0–0 Burnley Rovers SC (RL2) (0–1 AET)
Stamlow Abbey (1FDS) 0–0 Ten Mountains Mountaineers (RL3) (0–1 AET)
Astoriya Park Celtics (RL2) 3–3 North Hampton (RL3) (3–3 AET) (4–3 pen.)
Peachtree F.C. (RZN) 1–0 AFC Yorkcaster (1FDN)
Ravencourt Pillagers (1FDN) 0–1 F.C. Grandmore (RL3)
Applegate City (RL2) 3–0 Trenchmont Landing (1FDS)
Angels of Rockdover (1FDN) 0–0 Limingshire Fire (1FDN) (1–0 AET)
Maywell County (1FDS) 0–1 City of Hampdover (1FDN)
Triton Valley (RL2) 5–3 F.C. Aretha Park (RL3)
Rasen Remus (RL2) 0–3 Haverpool Dons (RL2)
Sporting Elcmester (RL2) 4–2 Islingwood United (1FDN)
Illvermorny Pudwugees (RL3) 2–0 Athletic Calix (1FDS)
Oakham City (RL3) 3–2 F.C. Dursley (1FDS)
East Roding F.C. (1FDN) 0–3 Navy Club (RZN)
414 Christcastle (RZN) 0–1 North Hathmond (RL2)
Litchmont Road (1FDS) 0–2 Sanbrook City F.C. (1FDN)
Club Calix (RL3) 7–3 Freston F.C. (1FDN)
Warshire United F.C. (RL3) 2–5 Battlebrook United (RZN)
Athletic Manchester (RL3) 2–2 Club Everbren (RL2) (2–2 AET) (3–2 pen.)
Athletic New Victoria (RZN) 2–0 Thornstern Institute (RPO-1)
F.C. Willingwood (RL2) 1–0 Firewall (1FDS)
A.C. Buckingstone (RL3) 2–2 AFC Querjiban (RL3) (2–2 AET) (4–5 pen.)
Reading Athletic (RL2) 3–2 Foxbridge Wonderers (RL3)
Calix City FC (RZN) 2–1 FC Manitoba (RL2)
Brentbury Port (RL2) 1–0 Harstead South End (1FDS)
Allerminister (1FDN) 2–3 A.C. Perrington (RL3)
S.C. RIchwood (1FDS) 1–0 Horsbrook Patties (1FDN)
Ellingway Town (RL3) 2–4 Old York FC (RL2)
Clube de Calix F.C. (1FDN) 2–0 Readsent City (1FDS)
A.C. Gloucaster (1FDS) 0–3 Welshton Rovers (RL2)
Rivernest City (1FDN) 0–4 Dragoonpool (RL2)
F.C. Dolverhampton (1FDS) 1–2 Eventry (1FDN)
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