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by **Acastanha** » Fri May 19, 2023 9:19 am

23rd Segunda Liga

The 2023 Segunda Liga or Portofone Segunda Liga for sponsorship reason, is the 23rd edition of Acastanha second tier of club football domestic league. Athletic Baaskan was the former champion.

Teams
Team relegated from 2022 Liga Acastanhada do Campeonato;

Campo de Libelula SC.
FC. Fronteira
Khaba Athletic

Team promoted to 2023 Liga Acastanhada do Campeonato;

Athletic Baaskan
Gadhga FC.
Sporting Sandalo

Team retained from 2022 Segunda Liga;

FC. Padana
Badsalvu FC.
Luz das Estrelas SC.
Halarbogjo FC.
FC. Pedra Branca
FC. Pescadores
Varsayith SC.
Athletic Golfinho
Sporting Kapakka
Sporting Gajhikapakka
Athletic Praia de Sal
Vaanchai FC.
Sagaramayn SC.

Match Results

Home/Away                      LDE  PAD  CDL  BAD  PDS  VAR  FRO  KAP  PDB  KHA  PES  GAJ  HAL  SAG  GOL  VAN
Luz das Estrelas SC.            —   1–2  0–4  1–0  1–1  3–3  2–1  0–0  3–1  5–1  4–3  0–0  3–2  0–1  2–2  4–2
FC. Padana                     0–0   —   0–1  1–1  1–1  1–1  3–3  1–1  1–0  1–1  0–1  1–1  2–2  4–0  1–2  1–0
Campo de Libelula SC.          2–4  3–3   —   1–4  2–0  3–3  3–0  0–1  0–1  1–1  0–0  1–3  3–4  1–2  5–0  1–0
Badsalvu FC.                   1–0  2–3  2–0   —   2–1  0–1  2–2  0–1  0–1  2–2  1–3  1–0  1–1  3–0  2–0  1–2
Athletic Praia de Sal          0–2  4–2  0–1  2–2   —   2–1  0–1  0–2  0–1  3–1  1–1  2–0  5–3  2–0  2–0  2–2
Varsayith SC.                  0–2  2–0  0–1  0–0  5–4   —   0–1  2–3  2–2  1–1  3–3  0–0  0–0  5–1  0–0  2–2
FC. Fronteira                  1–1  0–0  2–1  0–1  1–1  1–1   —   3–1  2–0  0–1  1–0  3–2  0–0  1–1  1–2  3–3
Sporting Kapakka               3–2  0–1  2–2  3–0  2–1  0–1  0–2   —   2–2  1–0  4–2  2–0  2–0  1–1  0–1  3–5
FC. Pedra Branca               1–0  2–5  0–1  0–0  1–2  0–2  2–0  1–1   —   0–0  1–2  2–1  2–1  0–2  0–0  1–3
Khaba Athletic                 0–3  0–0  2–2  4–2  0–0  1–1  1–1  2–1  1–3   —   3–1  2–1  0–2  1–1  4–2  1–0
FC. Pescadores                 4–4  1–1  3–2  0–2  0–0  1–0  0–0  1–0  0–1  3–1   —   4–3  1–1  1–2  3–2  1–1
Sporting Gajhikapakka          1–1  3–5  0–2  0–1  1–0  2–0  0–0  4–2  0–2  2–1  2–1   —   0–1  2–0  0–0  2–0
Halarbogjo FC.                 2–1  0–2  0–2  0–3  1–2  0–1  2–2  4–0  1–3  2–4  1–0  0–0   —   2–1  1–0  2–3
Sagamarayn SC.                 1–5  0–1  0–4  3–5  0–1  2–4  1–2  0–1  1–2  1–1  6–3  0–0  3–2   —   1–0  1–0
Athletic Golfinho              2–2  0–1  0–0  3–2  1–2  2–3  1–0  1–0  0–0  0–2  1–3  3–5  1–3  2–2   —   4–3
Vaanchai FC.                   0–1  2–2  0–1  1–3  2–3  1–2  2–3  1–1  3–0  0–1  2–1  0–1  1–2  1–1  1–1   —

League table

Pos   Club                       Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Luz das Estrelas SC.           30   13  10   7    57   41  +16    49   Champion|Promoted|IFCF LBCT
*2 FC. Padana                     30   11  14   5    46   35  +11    47   Promoted|IFCF LBCT
 3 Campo de Libelula SC.          30   13   7  10    50   37  +13    46   Promoted|IFCF LBCT
 4 Badsalvu FC.                   30   13   7  10    46   36  +10    46
 5 Athletic Praia de Sal          30   12   8  10    44   39   +5    44
 6 Varsayith SC.                  30   10  13   7    46   39   +7    43
 7 FC. Fronteira                  30   10  13   7    37   34   +3    43
 8 Sporting Kapakka               30   12   7  11    40   40    0    43
 9 FC. Pedra Branca               30   12   7  11    32   36   −4    43
10 Khaba Athletic                 30   10  12   8    40   42   −2    42
11 FC. Pescadores                 30   10   9  11    47   50   −3    39
12 Sporting Gajhikapakka          30   10   8  12    36   37   −1    38
13 Halarbogjo FC.                 30   10   7  13    42   48   −6    37
14 Sagamarayn SC.                 30    8   7  15    35   57  −22    31
15 Athletic Golfinho              30    7   9  14    33   51  −18    30
16 Vaanchai FC.                   30    6   8  16    43   52   −9    26

by **Acastanha** » Fri May 19, 2023 9:51 am

23rd Copa da Federação

Group Stage

*Group A                       Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 Sporting Arrachai              6   6  0  0   18   1 +17   18    —   5–0  1–0  1–0
2 Campo de Libelula SC.          6   2  2  2    8  13  −5    8   0–6   —   1–1  5–0
3 FC. Pescadores                 6   1  3  2    2   5  −3    6   0–3  0–0   —   0–0
4 Luz das Estrelas SC.           6   0  1  5    2  11  −9    1   1–2  1–2  0–1   —

*Group B                       Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 Vaanchai FC.                   6   3  1  2    9   6  +3   10    —   2–3  0–0  2–1
2 Penshar FC.                    6   3  1  2   11  10  +1   10   1–4   —   1–1  1–2
3 Sporting Sandalo               6   2  2  2    5   6  −1    8   1–0  1–2   —   0–2
4 Bahia FC.                      6   2  0  4    6   9  −3    6   0–1  0–3  1–2   —

*Group C                       Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 Sporting Cabo                  6   6  0  0   19   2 +17   18    —   3–0  6–2  2–0
2 Badsalvu FC.                   6   3  1  2    4   7  −3   10   0–3   —   1–0  1–0
3 FC. Amarelda                   6   2  1  3    8  14  −6    7   0–3  1–1   —   3–2
4 Sagamarayn SC.                 6   0  0  6    3  11  −8    0   0–2  0–1  1–2   —

*Group D                       Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 FC. Padana                     6   3  1  2    9   7  +2   10    —   1–0  3–1  1–2
2 Varsayith SC.                  6   3  0  3    9  12  −3    9   2–1   —   1–0  5–2
3 Samaul FC.                     6   2  2  2   10   6  +4    8   1–1  6–0   —   1–1
4 FC. Fronteira                  6   2  1  3    8  11  −3    7   1–2  2–1  0–1   —

*Group E                       Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 Athletic Abharnagkhla          6   3  3  0    8   3  +5   12    —   4–1  1–1  1–0
2 FC. Radchai                    6   2  2  2    8   9  −1    8   1–1   —   1–0  1–2
3 Athletic Praia de Sal          6   1  3  2    5   6  −1    6   0–1  1–1   —   2–1
4 Athletic Baaskan               6   1  2  3    5   8  −3    5   0–0  1–3  1–1   —

*Group F                       Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 Porto Espinhosa FC.            6   3  3  0    7   3  +4   12    —   0–0  1–1  0–0
2 Khaba Athletic                 6   2  2  2    7   7   0    8   0–1   —   2–3  1–1
3 Athletic Golfinho              6   2  1  3    8   9  −1    7   0–2  2–3   —   0–1
4 Halarbogjo FC.                 6   1  2  3    4   7  −3    5   2–3  0–1  0–2   —

*Group G                       Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 SC. Tabeira                    6   6  0  0    8   0  +8   18    —   1–0  1–0  1–0
2 Gadhga FC.                     6   2  1  3    7   8  −1    7   0–1   —   2–1  3–2
3 Sporting Kapakka               6   2  0  4    4   8  −4    6   0–3  1–0   —   0–1
4 Madeira FC.                    6   1  1  4    6   9  −3    4   0–1  2–2  1–2   —

*Group H                       Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts                      
1 Sporting Praia do Emerita      6   5  1  0    9   3  +6   16    —   1–1  1–0  2–0
2 FC. Pedra Branca               6   2  2  2    5   6  −1    8   0–1   —   1–1  1–0
3 FC. Campo de Recife            6   1  2  3    6   7  −1    5   1–2  2–0   —   1–2
4 Sporting Gajhikapakka          6   1  1  4    5   9  −4    4   1–2  1–2  1–1   —

Round 1

*
        Sporting Arrachai 7-1 Badsalvu FC.              3-1   4-0
             Vaanchai FC. 0–1 Varsayith SC.             0-0   0-1
            Sporting Cabo 3-4 Campo de Libelula SC.     0-1   2-1 (3-3 aet)
               FC. Padana 3–1 Penshar FC.               2-1   1-0
    Athletic Abharnagkhla 2–0 Gadhga FC.                1-0   1-0
      Porto Espinhosa FC. 3-1 FC. Pedra Branca          1-0   2-1
              SC. Tabeira 4–1 FC. Radchai               1-1   3-0
Sporting Praia do Emerita 5-2 Khaba Athletic            3-1   2-1

Quarterfinal

*
    Sporting Arrachai 6–0 Campo de Libelula SC.       2-0   4-0
        Varsayith SC. 3–1 FC. Padana                  3-0   0-1
Athletic Abharnagkhla 1–0 SC. Tabeira                 0-0   1-0
  Porto Espinhosa FC. 2–4 Sporting Praia do Emerita   1-4   1-0

Semifinal

Sporting Arrachai 2-1 Sporting Praia do Emerita   0-0   2-1
    Varsayith SC. 1–3 Athletic Abharnagkhla       1-1   0-2

Third Place Final

Sporting Praia do Emerita 3–0 Varsayith SC.

Final

Sporting Arrachai 4–0 Athletic Abharnagkhla

by **Jauharius** » Fri Aug 04, 2023 6:56 pm

Season 15 - A Preview

Welcome to Season Fifteen of Artakus City SK! The club, based in the vibrant city of Artakus, is gearing up for an exciting new campaign. With some significant changes in the squad, Artakus City SK is ready to make its mark on the football scene once again. In the off-season, the team bid farewell to two club stalwarts. Captain Patrimoine du Nord, known for his leadership and commitment, retired after a remarkable career. Alongside him, vice-captain Semantian Cranford also decided to hang up his boots, leaving behind a legacy of dedication to the club. Stepping into the captaincy role is goalkeeper Kenneth Curtiss, who has been a consistent presence in the squad. With his wealth of experience and leadership qualities, Curtiss is set to guide the team toward success on and off the pitch. Assisting him as the new vice-captain is veteran defender Mitch Carolina, who brings a wealth of knowledge and resilience to the role.

Artakus City SK has been proactive in the transfer market, strengthening their squad with new signings. The club secured the services of Laurence Oxenbrigg, a promising talent from Khantari Region Two club, Sludgetower, for a fee of $200,000. Oxenbrigg's arrival adds depth and quality to the team's midfield options. Additionally, Artakus City SK acquired Randall Langstone from non-league side AFC les Coureurs for a modest fee of $41,000. The young talent is expected to provide fresh attacking options for the club as they aim to achieve their goals in the upcoming season.

In terms of departures, Artakus City SK bid farewell to Cleeve Fitzherbert, who moved to SK Whichford Capital in a significant transfer deal worth $800,000. The club believes this move will benefit both Fitzherbert and Artakus City SK in their respective journeys. The club also made a shrewd acquisition, bringing in Raymon Faustino Caldwell from non-league side Spearhead Park FC for a nominal fee of $10,000. Caldwell, a promising young talent, will be eager to prove himself and make a lasting impression at Artakus City SK. With these changes, Artakus City SK is poised to embark on an exciting season filled with hopes of achieving success and entertaining their passionate fans at the iconic Observatory Gardens. Stay tuned as we follow the journey of Artakus City SK in Season Fifteen and witness the unfolding drama on the field.

Short trip to Season Fifteen of Nazril 1863 SK. This season promises to be an exciting one for the club as they embark on a new chapter in their storied history. With some notable changes in the squad and the addition of a new sponsor, Alan Bridgeman & Co., a shoemaker, has joined forces with Nazril 1863 SK, providing vital support and resources to propel the club forward. This partnership promises to bring exciting opportunities for both the team and the sponsor. There's a buzz of anticipation surrounding Nazril 1863 SK. Firstly, let's acknowledge the retirement of veteran goalkeeper and long-time captain, Lon Morsberger. Morsberger, at the age of 35, has decided to hang up his gloves, leaving behind a legacy of remarkable leadership and shot-stopping abilities. His contributions to the team will not be forgotten. Additionally, vice-captain Lyndon Harklerode has also chosen to retire, bringing an end to his distinguished career at the club. These departures open up opportunities for new leaders to emerge within the team. Frances Crosby, at the age of 33, has been appointed as the new captain, entrusted with the responsibility of leading Nazril 1863 SK on and off the pitch. Alongside Crosby, 32-year-old Adam Drakekiller has been promoted to the role of vice-captain, bringing experience and guidance to the squad.

Collin Dejesus, another valued member of the team, has also decided to retire. Dejesus leaves a void in the squad, but the club is confident in the talent and potential of their younger players to step up and fill the gaps. Nazril 1863 SK has also made some interesting transfers during the offseason. Young goalkeeper Ben Merritt, just 20 years old, has been promoted from the youth team, demonstrating the club's commitment to nurturing and developing homegrown talent. Additionally, 18-year-old Ansketel Hylderley has also earned a promotion from the youth team, showing the club's focus on cultivating young prospects. In terms of new signings, Nazril 1863 SK has acquired the services of pacey winger Ken Faxtford, an 18-year-old talent from the non-league side SK Blackfoot Bandit. Faxtford's arrival brings a fresh burst of energy and excitement to the squad.

In terms of outgoing transfers, Bertram Sherbourne, 24, has been sold to LBAH SC for a significant fee of $700,000. The club has made this decision in order to balance the squad and make room for new talents to flourish. Lastly, the club has promoted Holmes Chamberlain, an 18-year-old rising star, from the youth team. Chamberlain's potential has caught the attention of the coaching staff, and they believe he has what it takes to contribute to the team's success. With these changes and developments, Nazril 1863 SK enters Season Fifteen with renewed ambition and determination. The Strong Serpent Arena will once again be filled with passionate fans, eager to witness the team's journey in the upcoming season. Stay tuned as we follow the fortunes of Nazril 1863 SK throughout this exciting campaign!

Say hello to Season Fifteen of the exciting football journey, where we turn our attention to SC Burningweeds. Situated in the vibrant city of Burningweeds, this club is ready to make its mark on the pitch. Let's delve into the latest updates and changes that have shaped their squad for the upcoming season. In terms of retirements, SC Burningweeds bid farewell to two influential players. Solid defender Marquis Moyeta, aged 33, has decided to hang up his boots, leaving a void in the defensive line. Another experienced campaigner, defensive midfielder Reinaldo Glass, also retired at the age of 33, concluding his successful career with the club. However, the club has not wasted any time in refreshing their squad and promoting young talent. They have brought in promising youth team prospect Sebastian Du Preez, a towering defender who shows immense potential at the age of 20. His inclusion will undoubtedly inject some youthful energy into the team's backline. To bolster their midfield, SC Burningweeds secured the services of 21-year-old defensive midfielder Zayden Bronkhorst. The young talent arrives from non-league club Elios TXR, eager to prove himself at a higher level and contribute to Burningweeds' success.

While new faces arrive, departures are also part of the game. Utility player Jaquan Steenkamp, aged 28, has been sold to SK Whichford Capital for a reported transfer fee of $850,000. Steenkamp's versatility will surely be missed, but the club is confident in its ability to adapt and fill the void left by his departure. With these changes in their ranks, SC Burningweeds are ready to take on the challenges of Season Fifteen. They will strive to build a solid defensive unit in the absence of Moyeta, while the fresh midfield additions will aim to make an impact on the team's performances. As the Pride Arena in Burningweeds prepares to host their passionate supporters once again, the stage is set for an intriguing season ahead. Will SC Burningweeds rise to new heights and make their mark in the league? Only time will tell, but one thing is for certain - they are ready to ignite the fire on the pitch. Stay tuned as we follow SC Burningweeds' journey throughout Season Fifteen, bringing you the latest updates and thrilling moments from their matches.

In Season Fifteen, SK Whichford Capital experienced significant changes in their squad, with both departures and exciting new arrivals. The club has been proactive in shaping their team for the upcoming challenges, aiming to build on their previous performances. The retirements of key players, Captain Edmond Gailford, and Vice-Captain Hugo Clay, both aged 34, marked the end of an era for the club. Alongside them, veteran striker Rhett Maynard, also 34, hung up his boots after a distinguished career. With these departures, a changing of the guard took place at SK Whichford Capital. Talon Grailsilver, 33, was entrusted with the captaincy, acknowledging his leadership qualities and experience. Joining him as the Vice-Captain is Arthur Viscounts, 30, who has shown his commitment and dedication to the club. To reinforce their squad, SK Whichford Capital secured some notable signings. Cleeve Fitzherbert, 22, was brought in from Artakus City SK for a fee of $800,000. The young midfielder's talents are highly regarded, and the club is eager to see him make an impact on the pitch.

Additionally, Jaquan Steenkamp, 28, joined the ranks from SC Burningweeds for a transfer fee of $850,000. Steenkamp's experience and versatility are expected to bolster the team's options in various positions. Furthermore, SK Whichford Capital invested in youth potential by acquiring Gil Schwartz, 20, from the non-league club St. Parisburgh SK for $100,000. Schwartz's pace and promise offer an exciting prospect for the club's future. Amidst the arrivals, there were also departures. Reginald Whiteknight, 25, bid farewell to join SC Willowbrook Wizard for a transfer fee of $1,300,000. The move presented a mutually beneficial opportunity for both clubs and the player. Promotion from the youth ranks is always a cause for celebration, and the emergence of Braun Michal, 19, as a midfielder further demonstrates SK Whichford Capital's commitment to nurturing young talent.

As Season Fifteen approaches, SK Whichford Capital is eager to build on its past successes and continue its pursuit of glory. The club's new signings, alongside their seasoned players and emerging talent, form an exciting blend that promises an enthralling season ahead. At Whichford Capital Battleground, the fans eagerly await the kick-off of the new season, and the club is determined to deliver performances that make them proud. With their aspirations set high, the team looks poised to make their mark on Season Fifteen of football action.

SC Swanthorn Ranger has undergone significant changes ahead of Season Fifteen. The club has bid farewell to its long-standing captain, Kip Battle, who retired at the age of 34. Battle's leadership and contributions to the team will be sorely missed on and off the field. Alongside Battle, vice-captain Emil Cranfield, also aged 34, has decided to hang up his boots and retire from professional football. Cranfield's experience and dedication were valuable assets to the team, and his departure marks the end of an era. In light of these departures, SC Swanthorn Ranger has appointed a new leadership duo to steer the team forward. Goalkeeper Rocco Mayoral, 33 years old, has been promoted to the role of captain. Mayoral's command of the penalty area and vocal presence will be crucial in guiding the team through Season Fifteen. Joining Mayoral in the leadership group is Roman Bronsonford, the 29-year-old Jauharius national midfielder, who has been named the new vice-captain. Bronsonford's experience and tactical acumen will undoubtedly prove valuable in the team's campaign.

SC Swanthorn Ranger is also investing in the future with the promotion of promising young talents from their youth team. Roy Manuscriptal, a solid 20-year-old defender, has earned his place in the senior squad. His abilities at the back will add depth to the team's defensive options. Additionally, Lando Cruz, a 19-year-old talent from the youth ranks, has been given the opportunity to shine in the senior team. Cruz's skills and potential in midfield promise a bright future for the club. With these changes in personnel and leadership, SC Swanthorn Ranger enters Season Fifteen with a blend of experience and youthful promise. The fans will be eagerly anticipating the team's performance as they take to the Waterfront Grounds in Swanthorn, with a seating capacity of 10,000, to pursue success in the league. As the new season kicks off, all eyes will be on how SC Swanthorn Ranger adapts to these changes and strives for glory. Only time will tell if these moves will propel the club to new heights in Season Fifteen.

In Season Fifteen, SC Pearlbergh 2655 has undergone some significant changes, both on and off the field. The club, based at the Adamant Arena in Pearlbergh with a capacity of 12,450, has seen key players retire and new talents emerge to take their place. One of the notable changes was the retirement of the long-serving team captain, Lou Casmart, at the age of 35. Casmart's leadership and experience will be dearly missed, as he was an instrumental figure in the team for many years. Alongside Casmart, loyal defender Lamont Albert, aged 34, also decided to hang up his boots. Albert's defensive prowess and dedication to the club made him a fan favorite during his tenure at SC Pearlbergh 2655. With the departure of these senior players, the club has placed their trust in the next generation. Winford Harrel, aged 33, has been promoted as the new team captain. Harrel's leadership qualities and experience on the pitch make him an ideal candidate to guide the team forward.

In addition to the new captain, the club has also appointed Clive Mathura, also aged 33, as the vice-captain. Mathura's presence in the midfield and understanding of the game will be valuable in supporting the team both on and off the field. To strengthen their squad, SC Pearlbergh 2655 has looked to the youth academy for talent. Alan Greycrown, aged 19, has been promoted from the youth team. As a pin-pointer passer, Greycrown's precision in distributing the ball could prove to be a valuable asset for the club. In their efforts to secure promising talents, the club has made a notable signing from the non-league club, United Soccer ST. Dean Fairgarden, aged 19, is a creative youngster who caught the eye of SC Pearlbergh 2655's management. His addition to the squad is expected to inject fresh energy and creativity into the team's attacking play.

As SC Pearlbergh 2655 moves forward in Season Fifteen, the fans, and management will be closely watching the team's progress. With new leadership, emerging talents, and promising signings, the club is determined to build a competitive and successful season. The Adamant Arena will undoubtedly witness thrilling football as the players take to the pitch, with supporters eager to see how the new lineup will fare against their rivals in the league.

In Season Fifteen, LBAH SC has witnessed some significant changes both on and off the pitch. The club has bid farewell to two of its experienced players, Captain Milo Demler and Vice-Captain Lateef Van Deventer, who decided to hang up their boots and retire from professional football. Their contributions to the team will be remembered as they were key figures in LBAH SC's success over the years. With the departure of the veteran leaders, the club has entrusted the captain's armband to the 31-year-old striker, Danilo Wolter. Wolter, known for his goal-scoring prowess and leadership qualities, has been promoted to take on the responsibilities of leading the team on and off the field. His experience and guidance will be vital in shaping the young squad. Joining Wolter in the leadership group is influential defender Andries Breytenbach, who has been named the new Vice-Captain. At 27, Breytenbach brings a wealth of experience and solidity to the LBAH SC defense. His leadership at the back will be crucial in maintaining a solid defensive unit. In addition to internal promotions, LBAH SC has also invested in fresh talent. Hezekiah Nichol, a promising 19-year-old defender from the youth team, has been promoted to the senior squad. Nichol's hard-tackling abilities and potential make him an exciting prospect for the club's future.

To bolster their midfield options, LBAH SC has made a significant signing by acquiring Bertram Sherbourne. The 24-year-old box-to-box midfielder was brought in from Nazril 1863 SK for a fee of $700,000. Sherbourne's versatility and ability to influence the game both defensively and offensively are expected to add a new dimension to LBAH SC's midfield setup. As the club enters Season Fifteen with these changes, they will be aiming to build on their previous successes and strive for further achievements. The promotions of young talents and the addition of Sherbourne demonstrate the club's commitment to a bright and competitive future. The team will be eager to compete at their home ground, Rainbow Castle Circle, Amorikus Hill, in front of their passionate fans, as they aim to make their mark in the league. With Danilo Wolter leading the charge and a mix of experience and young talent in the squad, LBAH SC is poised to make a strong statement in Season Fifteen.

In Season Fifteen, SC Willowbrook Wizard has undergone some significant changes in their squad and leadership. The club, which plays its home matches at The Phantombreak Depot in Willowbrook, has seen the retirement of their captain, Seraph Claw, at the age of 34. Alongside him, the Vice-Captain, Dion Moskalov, also retired at the same age. With the departure of their captain and VC, the club has made some strategic decisions to reshape the team. The defensive midfielder, Kapitan du Fuigherhold, has been appointed as the new captain. The 30-year-old's competence and experience in the field make him a natural choice for the leadership role. To support the new captain, SC Willowbrook Wizard has also appointed a new Vice-Captain, Dion Griffonreaper. The 30-year-old veteran striker brings a wealth of experience to the squad, and his appointment aims to provide leadership both on and off the pitch. In the transfer market, the club has made some notable signings to strengthen their squad. They have acquired the services of ball-winner midfielder, Reginald Whiteknight, from SK Whichford Capital for a reported fee of $1,300,000. Whiteknight's defensive skills and ability to win the ball will add depth to the team's midfield options.

Additionally, SC Willowbrook Wizard has secured the services of 22-year-old defender, Sean Gryffinan, from the non-league club, Police United. Gryffinan, known for his dead-ball specialist abilities, will provide defensive stability and a set-piece threat to the team's backline. Moreover, the club has decided to promote young talent from their own ranks. The 18-year-old pacey midfielder, Mortimer Candlenut, has been promoted from the youth team. His inclusion in the first-team squad highlights the club's commitment to nurturing and developing young talents. As Season Fifteen progresses, SC Willowbrook Wizard will be aiming to find the right balance between experienced players and young talents. The changes in leadership and squad composition indicate the club's ambition to remain competitive and strive for success in the league. With the support of their new captain, Kapitan du Fuigherhold, and Vice-Captain, Dion Griffonreaper, as well as the fresh additions to the squad, SC Willowbrook Wizard will be hoping to make their mark in Season Fifteen. The fans at The Phantombreak Depot, with a capacity of 9,880, will undoubtedly be eager to see how their team performs in the coming matches. As the season unfolds, we'll be keeping a close eye on SC Willowbrook Wizard's progress and how their new signings and promotions contribute to their campaign. Stay tuned for more updates as we cover the action from Season Fifteen.

Ardonis 9913 SC has been going through some significant changes during Season Fifteen. The club bid farewell to two key players, as GK Lincoln Hanses, aged 33, decided to retire from professional football. Hanses was a crucial figure in the team, and his absence will surely be felt on the field. However, in preparation for the future, Ardonis 9913 SC promoted a promising young goalkeeper, Bramble Everglade, aged 19, from their youth team. Everglade will be eager to prove himself at the top level and fill the void left by Hanses. Additionally, the club saw the retirement of veteran forward Boris Thurjagger, aged 33. Thurjagger was known for his experience and goal-scoring prowess, making his departure a notable loss. In response to this, Ardonis 9913 SC made a shrewd acquisition, bringing in the creative forward Valentine Newts, aged 20, from the non-league side, Bowington Height SC. Although the transfer fee remains undisclosed, it's evident that the club is investing in young talent to bolster their attacking options.

With these changes, Ardonis 9913 SC aims to maintain its competitive edge in the league. The management is banking on the potential of Bramble Everglade and the flair of Valentine Newts to make an impact on the team's performance. As the season progresses, all eyes will be on these new additions to see how they adapt and contribute to the club's fortunes. Ardonis 9913 SC's home ground, le Bastion de la Lagune, in Ardonis, has a capacity of 3,940, and the club's passionate fans will undoubtedly be eager to witness their team's progress in Season Fifteen. The players, coaching staff, and fans alike will be hoping for a successful campaign and a strong showing in the league.

In Season Fifteen, SC Morrok Southerner has seen some notable changes in their squad and leadership. The club bid farewell to two long-serving players, captain Marick Van Vollenhoven and loyal midfielder Zander McLean, who both decided to retire from professional football. Their contributions to the team will be greatly missed, but they leave behind a legacy of dedication and talent. As a result of the departures, there were some reshuffles in the team's hierarchy. Vice-captain Filiberto Folkman, a seasoned midfielder with valuable experience, was chosen to take up the mantle as the new captain. His leadership qualities and on-field prowess make him a fitting choice for the role. In addition, the club appointed Rex Icondread as the new Vice-Captain. The creative midfielder, aged 29, has been a key player in the team's midfield and has earned the trust and respect of both his teammates and coaching staff. His appointment as VC is a testament to his abilities and commitment to the club.

SC Morrok Southerner has also shown its intent to invest in the future by securing promising talent. They acquired Soch Ragnaf, a 22-year-old attacking midfielder, from non-league Calibrator Academy for a fee of $26,000. This acquisition signifies the club's commitment to nurturing young talent and building a strong foundation for the seasons ahead. With the changes in leadership and the addition of promising talent, SC Morrok Southerner is poised to face the challenges of Season Fifteen with determination and ambition. The Gemstone Ring, their home ground with a capacity of 10,500, will undoubtedly witness exciting football and passionate support from the fans. As the new season unfolds, football enthusiasts will be eagerly following the journey of SC Morrok Southerner, hoping to witness their rise to success. Stay tuned for more updates and action from Season Fifteen.

by **Samudera Darussalam** » Tue Sep 19, 2023 11:12 pm

Ujong City FC leads after match day 14
Ujong

Samudera’s oldest football club, Ujong City FC, has proved its strength after the end of the 14th match day of Royal Samudera League by ending at the top spot, with its rival Palembang United trailing behind with only 5 points in difference. Before we start to recap the results of this season, we would also like to remind our readers about the latest updates from FAS that we have also covered before at the beginning of the season.

More than a week ago, the newly elected Football Association of Samudera (FAS) commissioner has announced several changes to Samudera’s domestic leagues right before the start of the new season. In a press conference held in the FAS’ headquarters in Ujong, Lukman Saragih had stressed that these changes are deemed as important following internal reforms as well as the merging of Labuan and Cempaka Football Association (LCFA)’s domestic leagues into FAS. Saragih also reportedly stated that following this merger, only selected football groups will be able to compete following FAS’ audit, thus reducing the amount of participating clubs in this season.

The first day of match is started with the victory of Labuan Athletics over FC Putera that resulted in a score of 0-2. Palembang United and Muara Nipah FA have also managed to finish in the next top three placements following their respective victories over FC Mutiara and Vita Melaka. Throughout the subsequent matches, Ujong City FC finally managed to climb its way to the top three rank after the club managed to beat Padang Bulls with a score of 0-3, while Labuan Athletics and Muara Nipah FA failed to retain their respective placements following their failure to deliver victories in their respective matches. By the 10th match day, Ujong City FC and Palembang United have solidified their place at the top and second rank, respectively, while the two groups from the island of Cempaka, FC Mutiara and Cempaka Argus, compete for the third place, followed by Labuan Athletics and Muara Nipah FA. The “Eastern Giant”, West Saka FA, surprisingly showed mediocre performances throughout previous matches though it managed to defeat FC Putera with a score of 2-7. However, it was later forced to hand their 5th place to Labuan Athletics following a brutal defeat by Padang Bulls, resulting in a score of 1-5. With the return of their star player Ilham Budiman to the field, however, the club managed to turn the tide and defeat Labuan Athletics with a brutal 0-5, regaining their 5th place. By day 13, it has solidified its place right after Palembang United with 21 points after its victory over the later. By day 14, the 4th place went to FC Mutiara that have went down from their third place after a series of draws from their matches with Vita Melaka, Padang Bulls, and Muara Nipah FA. On the other hand, its main rival Cempaka Argus perched right after in the 5th place with 20 points, one point shy from FC Mutiara’s own 21 points. The worst performance throughout the matches is delivered by FC Putera, that failed to win any of its matches and as a result is placed right at the bottom ten.

Here is the full result table of 1st season of Royal Samudera League:

by **Samudera Darussalam** » Sat Oct 21, 2023 11:37 pm

Kopitiam Tepi Jalan, Ujong
Samudera Darussalam

With a resigned sigh, Surya looked at his wristwatch once again before he continued to read a story that he has bookmarked in the Archive of Our Tales, one of Samudera’s many open source repositories of stories that are published online. The young man with short, neatly tousled black hair quietly humming to a song that is currently playing in his wireless earbuds, before his brown eyes glanced at the upper corner of the screen of his phone to see if the mothe-ahem, his friend, has replied to any of his messages. Sure enough, a flurry of notifications told him that the son of the devil himself has just sent him a few messages back of his own accompanied with several redundant emojis that Surya took the time to bother rolling his eyes at as a response. He is a good friend like that.

HopelessFool: Heyo sorry man I’m lateee :crying eyes_emoji: :folded hands_emoji:
HopelessFool: I’m just a good block away, promise :big eyes_emoji:

Sipping on the God’s blessing on earth that is his cappuccino (along with a good amount of cream and syrup!), the high school student pondered for a while before he put the glass down and typed a response.

NotAFanficReader: 15. Minutes. Reza. You better have a good reason so as to be late to this group assignment session that we’ve planned together two days ago. Be quick, or else.

After sending the message that he carefully crafted to show his annoyance at his classmate’s tardiness, Surya put his phone down back on the table and watched the entrance of the coffee shop like a hawk, ready to pounce on his ~~friend~~ prey once they have arrived.

...

“So….you are telling me that you are late because….you are staying up late watching the last match day of Liga Diraja?”

The hopeless fool himself, a tall, curly-haired teenager that Surya sometimes regretfully thought as a friend, shot him an indignant look, while crossing his arms in a playful manner.

“While also working on several parts of our group assignment, thank you very much…”

Surya rolled his eyes, a smirk gracing his face as he let his eyes wander at the content projected in the screen of a laptop in front of him. “Sure. Let’s take a look, shall we?”

Liga Diraja is a professional association football league in Samudera Darussalam, and is the primary football competition of the league system. Consisting of 10 teams, it operates on a system of promotion and relegation with…

“Good enough.” Surya commented, as he let himself read the rest of the first paragraph. “This reminds me of something, though. After the Labuanese and Cempakan teams have just recently pulled out to play in their own league system, three teams are then promoted to play in their place, yes?”

Reza nodded, and the taller boy rose to point at a certain section on the assignment shown on the laptop’s screen. “Yeah. I’ve already mentioned them here.”

by **Labuan and Cempaka** » Sun Oct 22, 2023 7:50 am

Undisclosed location, City of Mutiara
State of Labuan and Cempaka, Samudera Darussalam

“So….this is it.”

A man in a grey jacket said, his brown eyes locked onto another man in front of him. The other man just scratched the back of his neck in reflex, feeling a little uncomfortable with the intense stare. He glanced outside the window, noticing several pedestrians walking alongside the small café’s large window front from one end to the other, while a few electric cars on the street made up the small number of traffic that this part of the state capital’s eastern district is accustomed to. It was sunny outside. The man sighed at the scenery, before returning his attention back to the man in the grey jacket who is sitting across the small table in front of him, waiting patiently for his response.

“Yes.” He could feel his mouth moved, words spilling out with practiced ease. “Officials in Mainland Samudera have formalized the separation of this state’s football league from Liga Diraja.” Through his similarly brown, albeit a bit on the darker side, eyes, he could see the man in front of him frowned in confusion.

“Do you know why, bang*?”

The man just shrugged. “It’s all rumours, but from what I’ve heard, they are just granting what their peers across the Panjang Strait have been asking them for, ‘said that if the Labuaneses and Cempakans want to shine brighter, then they can have their own league back. Just local clubs competing with each other now, without needing to face the ones in the peninsula.”

The man in grey jacket’s expression looked like he is deep in contemplation. “That….doesn’t make sense, and kind of makes one, at the same time. Wasn’t it Labuan and Cempaka itself that agreed to the merger of the leagues, only just a few years before the latest CMFA Champions competition in Sharktail? Why now they want to have it back?”

“I don’t really care about it, myself.” The man said, before taking a sip from his tea. Dried butterfly-pea flowers not only added an interesting shade of blue to his tea, but subtly adding its own unique taste. Oh yeah, they also use lemongrass. “Probably related to internal politics. FC Mutiara was the only club from this state who made it into the regional stage, but it got trashed, and Ujong City was the only Samuderan representative in the semi-final and final parts of the competition. Probably some of them realized that Labuan and Cempaka would have a better chance if they have more representatives there. Or some of their backers were the ones to realize. Either way, it’s not like the mainlanders care much about football competitions, or at least…..care to the degree that people in this state do. Well, except those bumpkins in West Saka, probably, though they are not exactly ‘mainlanders’.” The man spoke in a quieter tone, barely managing to keep a sneer out. “Not much of an entertainment that can be found there, and from what I’ve heard, some of those kids wanted to join the football club as a form of escape from their small island. Well, West Saka FA kind of performed badly this season, anyhow.”

“Labuan and Cempaka is not that urban either, you know?” The man in the grey jacket raised his eyebrows perplexedly, watching as the man in front of him took another sip of his tisane. “Roughly a third of the state’s population live in rural localities, and besides of Mutiara, Bandar Labuan, and probably Teluk Betung, this state can’t boast any city that is comparable to the ones in the Mainland. A large area of this state is also either forested or being utilized as farms.” He paused for a moment, before continuing. “There is a reason why Labuan and Cempaka is sometimes dubbed as the ‘national granary’.”

The other man just smirked, making a shushing motion with his left hand as he put his drink back on the small table. “Bah, you youngins are obsessed with details. Unlike them, we don’t elect Islamists** to the Majelis. We are not here to talk about politics, however.” He paused, before gesturing towards another glass, laying untouched, near the man with the grey jacket. “Anyhow, won’t you try drinking your beverage? My treat. These are fine butterfly-pea flowers, locally grown and produced. Mandalanusa’s best, if you will.”

The man in the grey jacket stared at his beverage. “I suppose. Thanks bang.”

*Has a literal meaning of “older brother”, used to refer to man who appeared as not much older than oneself.
**The conservative Islamic Union Party (IUP) won the seat representing the electoral district of West Saka in the last general election

List of football clubs that participated in Liga Labuan dan Cempaka, along with their respective home base

“By the way, who do you think will be the champion of this….revived league, bang?”
“I bet it will be FC Mutiara. It is not only the most well-established club, but it is also the best performing team in this state so far. Being the oldest club got its perks, just like Ujong City in the Mainland.”
“That makes sense, although….I won’t discount Cempaka Argus bang. They might be coming from the same city, but their rivalry is famed and historic. Argus the team, not the bird, was formed as a form of resistance by dissatisfied Cempakan Bethinan youths from this part of the city who were objected to various forms of discrimination at the time, back before Palembang repealed the law. Nowadays they are sometimes following FC Mutiara toe-to-toe, even.”
“Well, if we are talking about another potential champion of the league, then we also have Labuan Athletics, who previously make it to Liga Diraja along with the other two. There is also…ah, Benteng Blues.”
“Those marines?”
“Well, they are not exactly marines, but I’d like to think that coming from a city who hosts a large naval base will influence their…style of playing, perhaps.”

Results of the first season of Liga Labuan dan Cempaka

Statistics:
Match played: 180
Goal scored: 271 (an average of 1.5 goals per match)
Biggest home win: Biawak Rangers (4-0, MD 4)
Biggest away win: FC Mutiara (0-6, MD 15)

Eastern Mutiara
State of Labuan and Cempaka, Samudera Darussalam
A day after the final match day of the championship

"Oh damn, I guess that guy is right that FC Mutiara would be the champion."

The man muttered while looking at his phone. Now in the privacy of his own room, he only wears a black t-shirt and shorts, while his grey jacket was left hanging at the clothesline in the back of the house, the man deemed it to be dirty enough yesterday to warrant a good washing. The smell of alcohol, even if it's faint because he only got spilled a little back at the café during the celebration while going out with his friends to watch as FC Mutiara trampled Labuan Athletics, is not exactly pleasant for him to smell all day.

"They did determine the championship at the end based on the goal difference, and FC Mutiara's happens to be the largest." He mumbled. "Still, that was close enough, what with Cempaka Argus and Benteng Blues also have the exact same number of points."

A small smile tugging in his lips, and the man shrugged, before putting his phone on the desk in his room. "Well, Cempaka Argus still have all the time that it needs to shape up more and finally defeat Mutiara, anyway. I believe they can achieve it in the next match, should they meet again."

by **Acastanha** » Wed Nov 01, 2023 8:03 am

32nd Liga Acastanhada do Campeonato

The 2024 Liga Acastanhada do Campeonato or Arrasurance Liga Campeonato for sponsorship reason was the 32nd season of Acastanha top tier domestic club football competition. Sporting Arrachai is the defending champion after winning the league for the sixth consecutive season.

Teams
Team promoted from 2023 Segunda Liga;

Luz das Estrelas SC.
FC. Padana
Campo de Libelula SC.

Team relegated to 2024 Segunda Liga;

FC. Campo de Recife
Bahia FC.
FC. Amarelda

Foreign players
Like most of the league in Mandalanusa, Liga Acastanhada do Campeonato also have the rule of restriction of foreign players that a club can signed. The maximum is 4 players per club.

Club	Player 1	Player 2	Player 3
FC. Amarelda	Mokhtar Aidil (SHT)	N/A	N/A
Sporting Arrachai	Joroq Mendriq (SDG)	Mike Milweer (AHR)	N/A
Sporting Cabo	Cyrille Kuku (SVI)	N/A	N/A
Penshar FC.	Ronald Patel (SNL)	N/A	N/A
Porto Espinhosa FC.	Nery Hamid (SHT)	Maqri (SHT)	Marchisyie van Stillwarme (AHR)
Sporting Praia do Emerita	Irfan Bahrin (SHT)	Cale Bennet (NPH)	N/A
SC. Tabeira	Arya Tungga Wijaya (PCU)	Nazmi Shafik (SHT)	Nikolo Warolleck (AHR)

Match results

Home/Away                        PDE  POE  ARA  CAB  TAB  SAM  GAD  MAD  PAD  RAD  ABH  SAN  BAS  CDL  LDE  PEN
Sporting Praia do Emerita         —   1–0  1–1  2–4  3–4  3–2  6–0  2–1  2–0  1–3  2–1  2–2  4–0  3–2  1–2  3–1
Porto Espinhosa FC.              0–2   —   0–0  2–0  2–0  2–5  1–3  1–2  0–1  2–0  0–0  3–4  4–0  1–0  1–0  2–2
Sporting Arrachai                3–5  2–1   —   1–0  5–2  2–1  2–0  1–3  0–2  1–0  3–3  3–1  0–1  2–1  2–1  2–0
Sporting Cabo                    0–1  3–3  4–1   —   2–3  0–0  5–1  0–0  0–1  4–0  1–0  3–3  1–0  0–0  2–0  3–0
SC. Tabeira                      1–0  0–0  1–0  0–2   —   0–1  0–0  0–1  1–0  1–2  1–1  2–1  1–1  0–2  2–2  0–0
Samaul FC.                       1–4  0–2  2–4  0–3  1–2   —   1–3  1–1  0–1  2–4  2–2  1–3  3–1  2–1  3–1  1–0
Gadhga FC.                       2–4  2–7  0–1  2–2  1–3  0–0   —   0–0  1–0  3–2  2–4  3–2  2–0  2–2  2–1  5–1
Madeira FC.                      1–3  1–3  0–2  1–3  1–0  1–1  2–2   —   1–1  2–4  1–2  1–1  3–4  1–0  2–1  1–0
FC. Padana                       0–4  0–2  0–2  3–2  1–3  0–3  0–0  1–3   —   3–1  0–1  1–2  1–0  0–1  0–2  4–2
FC. Radchai                      3–2  1–1  1–0  0–0  0–1  1–1  0–1  2–4  1–1   —   3–0  1–1  3–2  0–0  2–5  2–0
Athletic Abharnagkhla            1–3  1–2  2–0  0–0  0–0  0–1  1–1  2–0  1–2  0–1   —   3–0  1–3  1–1  2–4  1–2
Sporting Sandalo                 1–2  0–2  0–1  2–1  1–0  0–1  1–1  1–2  2–0  2–1  1–1   —   2–2  0–0  1–0  2–3
Athletic Baaskan                 2–4  1–2  1–1  0–1  0–1  2–2  0–0  1–0  1–1  3–1  1–2  0–2   —   2–0  1–0  0–0
Campo de Libelula SC.            1–1  2–5  3–1  1–3  1–2  0–1  0–1  3–2  1–2  1–0  0–1  2–2  2–0   —   1–0  1–0
Luz das Estrelas SC.             3–2  0–3  2–0  0–3  1–1  0–1  2–3  1–1  0–1  0–1  0–0  2–0  1–2  0–0   —   0–1
Penshar FC.                      4–7  0–2  2–5  2–2  0–1  1–2  1–0  1–2  2–3  4–0  0–3  1–0  1–2  2–1  2–2   —

League table

Pos  Club                          Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Sporting Praia do Emerita        30   20   3   7    80   46  +34    63   Champion | IFCF CL | CMFA CL
 2 Porto Espinhosa FC.              30   16   6   8    56   33  +23    54   IFCF CC | CMFA CL
 3 Sporting Arrachai                30   16   4  10    48   40   +8    52   IFCF CC | CMFA CL
 4 Sporting Cabo                    30   14   9   7    54   29  +25    51   IFCF CC | CMFA CL
*5 SC. Tabeira                      30   13   8   9    33   32   +1    47   Kolanos League
 6 Samaul FC.                       30   12   7  11    42   44   −2    43   Kolanos League
 7 Gadhga FC.                       30   11  10   9    43   51   −8    43   Kolanos League
 8 Madeira FC.                      30   11   8  11    41   44   −3    41   Kolanos League
 9 FC. Padana                       30   12   4  14    30   41  −11    40
10 FC. Radchai                      30   11   6  13    40   48   −8    39
11 Athletic Abharnagkhla            30    9  10  11    37   37    0    37
12 Sporting Sandalo                 30    9   9  12    40   45   −5    36
13 Athletic Baaskan                 30    9   7  14    33   46  −13    34
14 Campo de Libelula SC.            30    8   8  14    30   37   −7    32   Relegated to Segunda Liga
15 Luz das Estrelas SC.             30    7   6  17    33   43  −10    27   Relegated to Segunda Liga
16 Penshar FC.                      30    7   5  18    35   59  −24    26   Relegated to Segunda Liga

It was a shocking result in the 32nd Liga Acastanhada do Campeonato. Starting the competition as the winner of 17th CMFA Champions League, Sporting Arrachai got a huge pressure domestically. The club have won a lot of title in the past decade than any other clubs combine. And although the league has somewhat become boring with them winning over and over again, there are some fans that are wondering how far the club can go. Arrachai hold the first position from the 4th match day with Porto Espinhosa FC and Sporting Praia do Emerita tailing from behind. They hold the position until MD 16 where they were toppled by Sporting Praia do Emerita. Until then, they were only collected a single defeat promoted club, FC. Padana. Sporting Praia do Emerita was able to hold the leadership of the league while Arrachai struggling to came back to the top. The club seems to make a peace with a second position. But then 5 consecutive defeats struck them neared the end of the season. These nightmares make ways to Porto Espinhosa FC. to passed them and claim the second position. While Sporting Arrachai have to satisfied with the third position. And Sporting Cabo finish fourth, completed the top 4 of the leagues.

Sporting Praia do Emerita win is seen as a fresh breeze for the league. It is a rare occasion for a club other than the Big 3 to win the league title. The last time a non-Big 3 club to win Liga Campeonato title was 7 seasons ago by Sporting Cabo. And they are only the fourth non-Big 3 club to win the title after Bahia FC., FC. Amarelda and Sporting Cabo. However, a win by either Sporting Cabo or Sporting Praia do Emerita have been predicted by the fans. Both clubs have been nicknamed as the Lesser Duo. The nickname is given for their constant performance that able to challenge the dominance of the Big 3; Sporting Arrachai, SC. Tabeira and Porto Espinhosa FC. While except for Sporting Arrachai, the performance of the Big 3 is seen declining for the past decade. Porto Espinhosa FC. had only won Copa da Federação while SC. Tabeira is in a medal drought. The rise of Sporting Cabo and Sporting Praia do Emerita have make the fans and football commentators to create a new phrase, The Big 5, which includes the original Big 3 with the addition of the Lesser Duo.

by **Acastanha** » Wed Nov 01, 2023 8:21 am

24th Segunda Liga

The 2024 Segunda Liga or Portofone Segunda Liga for sponsorship reason, is the 24th edition of Acastanha second tier of club football domestic league. Luz das Estrelas SC. was the former champion. They can't defend their title as they are being promoted to Liga Acastanhada do Campeonato.

Teams
Team relegated from 2023 Liga Acastanhada do Campeonato;

FC. Campo de Recife
Bahia FC.
FC. Amarelda

Team promoted to 2024 Liga Acastanhada do Campeonato;

Luz das Estrelas SC.
FC. Padana
Campo de Libelula SC.

Match Results

Home/Away                  PES  KAP  HAL  PBR  BAD  PDS  VAR  GAJ  FRO  GOL  CDR  KAB  VAN  AMA  BAH  SAG
FC. Pescadores              —   2–1  0–1  3–1  1–4  1–0  0–0  1–2  2–1  1–1  3–2  3–0  3–0  1–0  2–0  0–0
Sporting Kapakka           3–1   —   2–1  0–0  1–0  1–1  3–0  1–0  2–1  1–2  0–0  1–0  0–1  2–0  1–0  2–1
Halarbogjo FC.             1–1  1–0   —   1–3  2–0  0–0  0–0  1–2  1–0  2–0  1–0  1–0  1–0  6–3  1–0  0–1
FC. Pedra Branca           2–2  2–1  2–1   —   1–2  1–3  7–4  1–0  1–0  0–0  3–1  2–0  2–1  2–1  0–0  0–1
Badsalvu FC.               1–3  2–1  1–1  2–2   —   0–0  1–0  2–1  2–0  2–1  0–1  1–1  3–1  0–0  2–0  2–0
Athletic Praia de Sal      1–3  1–1  3–3  1–1  2–0   —   0–0  0–1  1–0  1–0  2–0  1–1  2–0  0–0  0–2  0–1
Varsayith SC.              2–3  0–2  0–1  3–1  0–0  0–0   —   1–0  1–0  1–2  0–2  3–1  0–0  2–0  1–0  0–0
Sporting Gajhikapakka      0–1  0–2  0–0  1–1  0–2  1–1  0–1   —   2–1  2–3  0–1  3–1  2–1  1–2  1–0  2–2
FC. Fronteira              0–0  3–1  0–1  2–4  1–1  0–2  1–0  1–0   —   1–2  0–0  3–0  0–1  2–0  1–0  0–1
Athletic Golfinho          0–1  0–1  1–3  3–1  0–2  0–4  3–0  2–1  0–1   —   1–3  1–1  2–0  1–1  0–1  1–0
FC. Campo de Recife        0–2  3–4  0–0  0–1  1–2  0–1  1–3  0–3  0–2  3–1   —   2–3  2–0  3–2  2–2  0–1
Khaba Athletic             1–0  0–1  2–0  2–4  1–0  0–1  0–1  0–0  1–0  0–0  0–2   —   1–0  2–0  1–2  1–0
Vaanchai FC.               3–0  1–1  0–2  0–1  1–2  1–1  1–2  2–0  1–1  1–0  2–2  1–0   —   0–3  2–0  3–1
FC. Amarelda               0–1  1–3  0–1  1–1  1–4  2–0  1–2  0–3  0–0  1–0  0–0  2–2  1–1   —   0–0  1–1
Bahia FC.                  1–3  0–1  2–2  0–4  2–1  0–0  0–1  0–2  1–4  3–2  1–1  0–1  2–0  0–1   —   0–0
Sagamarayn SC.             0–1  0–2  0–1  0–0  1–1  0–1  0–0  0–0  0–1  0–2  0–1  1–1  0–1  1–2  2–4   —

League table

Pos   Club                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 FC. Pescadores             30   18   6   6    45   28  +17    60   Champion | IFCF LBCT
 2 Sporting Kapakka           30   18   5   7    42   24  +18    59   IFCF LBCT
 3 Halarbogjo FC.             30   16   8   6    37   23  +14    56   IFCF LBCT
 4 FC. Pedra Branca           30   15   9   6    51   36  +15    54
 5 Badsalvu FC.               30   15   8   7    42   27  +15    53
 6 Athletic Praia de Sal      30   11  13   6    30   20  +10    46
 7 Varsayith SC.              30   12   8  10    28   30   −2    44
 8 Sporting Gajhikapakka      30   10   6  14    30   31   −1    36
 9 FC. Fronteira              30   10   5  15    27   28   −1    35
10 Athletic Golfinho          30   10   5  15    31   39   −8    35
11 FC. Campo de Recife        30    9   7  14    33   40   −7    34
12 Khaba Athletic             30    9   7  14    24   36  −12    34
13 Vaanchai FC.               30    9   6  15    26   37  −11    33
14 FC. Amarelda               30    6  10  14    26   42  −16    28
15 Bahia FC.                  30    7   7  16    23   39  −16    28
16 Sagamarayn SC.             30    5  10  15    15   30  −15    25

by **Acastanha** » Fri Nov 03, 2023 8:14 am

24th Copa da Federação

GROUP STAGE

*  GROUP A                     Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts   SAM  PBR  LDE  AMA
1 Samaul FC.                     6   3  2  1   10   6  +4   11    —   1–3  4–1  1–1
2 FC. Pedra Branca               6   2  3  1    6   5  +1    9   0–0   —   1–1  1–0
3 Luz das Estrelas SC.           6   2  2  2    8   9  −1    8   1–2  2–0   —   2–2
4 FC. Amarelda                   6   0  3  3    4   8  −4    3   0–2  1–1  0–1   —

*  GROUP B                     Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts   ARA  KAB  BAD  BAS
1 Sporting Arrachai              6   4  2  0    8   3  +5   14    —   1–0  2–1  1–1
2 Khaba Athletic                 6   2  1  3    4   8  −4    7   0–2   —   1–1  1–0
3 Badsalvu FC.                   6   1  3  2    7   6  +1    6   0–1  4–1   —   1–1
4 Athletic Baaskan               6   0  4  2    3   5  −2    4   1–1  0–1  0–0   —

*  GROUP C                     Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts   POE  PES  PDS  PEN
1 Porto Espinhosa FC.            6   6  0  0   13   2 +11   18    —   1–0  1–0  3–0
2 FC. Pescadores                 6   2  1  3    7   5  +2    7   0–3   —   0–1  0–0
3 Athletic Praia de Sal          6   2  1  3    6   8  −2    7   1–2  0–3   —   4–2
4 Penshar FC.                    6   0  2  4    3  14 −11    2   1–3  0–4  0–0   —

*  GROUP D                     Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts   TAB  CDL  VAN  CDR
1 SC. Tabeira                    6   5  0  1   13   1 +12   15    —   0–1  2–0  3–0
2 Campo de Libelula SC.          6   3  1  2    6   7  −1   10   0–2   —   1–1  1–0
3 Vaanchai FC.                   6   1  3  2    8   9  −1    6   0–1  3–1   —   2–2
4 FC. Campoe de Recife           6   0  2  4    5  15 −10    2   0–5  1–2  2–2   —

*  GROUP E                     Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts   PDE  GAD  HAL  KAP
1 Sporting Praia do Emerita      6   3  1  2    6   5  +1   10    —   0–2  1–2  1–1
2 Gadhga FC.                     6   2  2  2    9   7  +2    8   0–1   —   4–0  1–1
3 Halarbogjo FC.                 6   2  2  2    5   8  −3    8   0–1  2–2   —   0–0
4 Sporting Kapakka               6   1  3  2    5   5   0    6   0–2  3–0  0–1   —

*  GROUP F                     Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts   PAD  CAB  GAJ  BAH
1 FC. Padana                     6   5  0  1   12   6  +6   15    —   2–1  1–0  3–1
2 Sporting Cabo                  6   4  0  2    9   5  +4   12   1–0   —   1–0  1–0
3 Sporting Gajhikapakka          6   2  0  4    6  11  −5    6   2–4  0–5   —   2–0
4 Bahia FC.                      6   1  0  5    5  10  −5    3   1–2  3–0  0–2   —

*  GROUP G                     Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts   SAN  FRO  ABA  GOL
1 Sporting Sandalo               6   3  2  1    7   5  +2   11    —   3–2  1–0  0–2
2 FC. Fronteira                  6   2  2  2   11  10  +1    8   1–1   —   4–5  2–0
3 Athletic Abharnagkhla          6   2  2  2    9   9   0    8   0–2  1–1   —   1–1
4 Athletic Golfinho              6   1  2  3    3   6  −3    5   0–0  0–1  0–2   —

*  GROUP H                     Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts   VAR  MAD  RAD  SAG
1 Varsayith SC.                  6   5  1  0    9   1  +8   16    —   2–0  1–0  3–0
2 Madeira FC.                    6   3  0  3    4   4   0    9   0–1   —   0–1  1–0
3 FC. Radchai                    6   2  1  3    2   3  −1    7   0–1  0–1   —   1–0
4 Sagamarayn SC.                 6   0  2  4    1   8  −7    2   1–1  0–2  0–0   —

KNOCKOUT STAGE

Round 1
               Samaul FC. 3–0 Khaba Athletic          3-0   0–0
      Porto Espinhosa FC. 6–1 Campo de Libelula SC.   5-1   1-0
Sporting Praia do Emerita 5–0 Sporting Cabo           3-0   2–0
         Sporting Sandalo 1–2 Madeira FC.             1-0   0-2 (a.e.t)
        Sporting Arrachai 5–0 FC. Pedra Branca        2-0   3–0
              SC. Tabeira 3–4 FC. Pescadores          3-1   0-3
               FC. Padana 5–2 Gadhga FC.              4-2   1–0
            Varsayith SC. 0–1 FC. Fronteira           0-0   0-1

Quarterfinal
               Samaul FC. 1-2 Porto Espinhosa FC.     0-0   1–2 (a.e.t)
Sporting Praia do Emerita 3–1 Madeira FC.             1-1   2-0
        Sporting Arrachai 1–0 FC. Pescadores          0-0   1–0
               FC. Padana 1–0 FC. Fronteira           1-0   0-0

Semifinal
Porto Espinhosa FC. 2–1 Sporting Praia do Emerita    0-1   2–0
  Sporting Arrachai 3–2 FC. Padana                   2-1   1-1

Third Place Final

Sporting Praia do Emerita 0–1 FC. Padana

Final

Porto Espinhosa FC. 0–0 Sporting Arrachai (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.)

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