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[Juvencus]

Club: S.S.C Pacgliari
Nickname: Os Unidos
Manager: Guilherme Lopetegui(Age 56)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: [b]Estádio da Concepção, Pacgliari(Capacity: 17,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★
Sponsor: Alva(Drinks & beverages)
Rivals: None
Kit Colors:
Trophies won: None
Last season's finish: 10th
Culture: A melting pot of the classes, there is no division no matter if it is language, income, political views, race or religion. This team embraces one and all. Despite the consumption of questionable substances, the liveliness and unity of the fanbase give the team a good view as a whole and the Estádio da Concepção brings out one of the most majestic atmospheres out of any stadium for that reason.
Starting XI: GK: Ferdinando Jorginho(Age 29), CB: Gavrilo Đorđević(Age 21), CB: Gonzalo Iquique(Age 30)(Oscioru), RB: Gilberto Goa(Age 28), LB: Adriano Rodrigues(Age 26), CDM:, RM: Abbas Gim(Age 30)(Captain), LM: Natale Courtemanche(Age 21), CAM: Dimitro Mourinho(Age 34), CF: Raul Reyes(Age 31)(Second captain), CF: Philippe Goussaint(Age 23)(Chromatika)
Substitutions: GK: Martin Fernandes(Age 23), GK: Fernanda Rosales(Age 31)[F], DF: Mathilde Reda(Age 29)[F], DF: David Soares(Age 25), MD: Adamo Cassini(Age 30), MD: Marouan Muschini(Age 34)(Al Qurija), FW: Julio Martines(Age 37), FW: Eduardo(Age 24)
Key players: CB: Gavrilo Đorđević(Age 21), LB: Adriano Rodrigues, RM: Abbas Gim, CF: Raul Reyes, CF: Philippe Goussaint

Background: Originally a team consisting of unionist military veterans from the second great war of unification, the team has been dubbed as Os Unidos for that reason and for being a unifying factor between the large chasm of all the new classes of the infant nation that Juvencus was at the time of the team's creation. Not necessarily a powerful team always, but sometimes it was definitely up there causing massive upsets.

Previous season: Dropping from 1 spot off of IFCF competition to the exact middle of the table was not the view the team wanted to enjoy. The sudden retirement of Manuel Gomes in the middle of the season forced them on a new formation that they were not accustomed to and that either worked wonders from that poor start, or costed them towards the end of the season, depending on who you ask.

Outlook: Strong young talent was equipped very early on by the Pacglarese side, the arrivals of youth internationals Gavrilo Đorđević and Natale Courtemanche, coupled with the Chromatikan University of the Islands talent Philippe Goussaint, a huge improvement is on the books for Os Unidos should Guilherme Lopetegui keep all the new, young and exciting egos togeter. Other than that, keeping Gim and Reyes in close proximity does show some trust in the older players' abilities to foster a healthy attack.

[Juvencus]

Club: S.S.C Tipoli
Nickname: Los Jaguares
Manager: Giuseppe Donnaromi(Age 53)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Il Metropolitano, Tipoli(Capacity: 40,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: JogoLoco(Video game publisher)
Rivals: None, yet every maritime club of the west
Kit Colors:
Trophies won: 1 Copa Juve, 1 Supercopa Juve
Last season's finish: 9th, Supercopa Juve Winner!
Culture: S.S.C Tipoli possesses one of the cockiest and most pompous fanbases out there and also one of the most provocative. The lack of a true rival has made them to resort being rude and jealous of every other maritime side's success and as such they like to rub their own recent victories to their faces whenever possible.
Starting XI: GK: Benigno Alemagna(Age 33), CB: Leandro Domingues(Age 24), CB: Bernardine Bourreau(Age 28)[F], RB: Roque Delgado(Age 23), LB: Josef Cambiasso(Age 26), CDM: Noella Vilar(Age 35)(Oscioru)[F](Second captain), CDM: Paloma Brankovic(Age 19)[F], CAM: Amelia Genovese(Age 31)[F], RF: Geronimo Abbiatti-Savevski(Age 20)(Al Qurija), LF: Martin Rocher(Age 32)(Captain), CF: Jaumet Agostini(Age 24)
Substitutions: GK: Lupe Zamorano(Age 30)(Al Qurija), GK: Ippolito Provenza(Age 22), DF: Adolphe Marino(Age 29), DF: Graciano Obando(Age 38), MD: Settimo Blaise(Age 21), MD: Martina Quixada(Age 20)(Oscioru), FW: Svetomir Crespo(Age 31)(Pravoslavna Juven), FW: Aurelie Sparacello(Age 20)[F]
Key players: CB: Leandro Domingues, LB: Josef Cambiasso, RF: Geronimo Abbiatti-Savevski, LF: Martin Rocher, CF: Jaumet Agostini

Background: A team made by dockyard workers in the harbour of Tipoli that slowly came to represent the city. Historically one of the strongest sides of the league and this has gone on in the modern era, despite some hiccups here and there. Everything maritime related is the club's joy and the club management shows a lot of support for every maritime trade treaty there is out there, especially ones that benefit the city of Tipoli.

Previous season: While the club saw itself stuck in the midtable, it saw itself getting the sweet nectar of victory by winning the first ever Supercopa Juve in the modern era with an emphatic victory of 2-4 over champions AC Serone. It has shown time and time again that the talent is there and despite a quiet transfer window, it is always looming in the horizon.

Outlook: Scary amounts of talent, one would think it is one of the Campionato challenging teams, but knowing S.S.C Tipoli one must not expect much unless the team starts to rack up a winstreak to cover up any lost ground. It was about time to see a team that can balance attack and defence well and S.S.C Tipoli is definitely one of those teams, with most positions covered by adequately good players. If Giuseppe Donnaromi knows what he does on the pitch, it will definitely be a good season for Los Jaguares.

[Juvencus]

Club: USC Toro
Nickname: Gli Tauri
Manager: Iago Garcia(Age 45)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Torre di Toro, Torona(Capacity: 26,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: AquaToro(Beverages, Investment & Gaming)
Rivals: Toro Calcio(main and city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies won: None
Last season's finish: 8th
Culture: Loyalty to the crown as well as aggressive corporatism are two terms that can describe the culture of this club. Owned by extremely rich multi-type and loyalist company AquaToro, it is no surprise however. Non-loyalists get wrecked by them, otherwise Toro Calcio fans get the stick instead. But other than that, not a supremely aggressive fandom with a lot of devotion to the club and all its causes.
Starting XI: GK: Varvara Ughi(Age 21)[F], CB: Faustino Colombo(Age 35)(Captain), CB: Stojko Ortega(Age 27)(Al Qurija), RB: Ahmet Mufti(Age 28)(Al Qurija)(Second captain), LB: Alberto Rimini(Age 26), CM: Giacinta Pinto(Age 31)[F], RM: Verica Bello(Age 18)[F], LM: Zlatan Krstevski(Age 27)(Al Qurija), RF: Adriana Goncalves(Age 32), LF: Anastasios Kanelopoulos(Age 28), CF: Jose Castrinho(Age 21)(Capo Azul)
Substitutions: GK: Zaharina Arlotti(Age 23)[F], GK: Marceline Augistin(Age 32)(Oscioru), DF: Costa Martinez(Age 28)(Nuovo Juvencus), DF: Antonio Jankovic(Age 31)(Al Qurija), MD: Luciana Christian(Age 18)[F], MD: Dina Acquati(Age 24), FW: Nouri Al-Shawab(Age 20)(Al Qurija), FW: Camilo Arias(Age 30)
Key players: RB: Ahmet Mufti, LB: Alberto Rimini:, LM: Zlatan Krstevski, CF: Jose Castrinho

Background: Team created by royalists of Torona as a representation of them as a minority at the time of the team's creation. Eventually more and more people started to support the city after its successes in the footballing antiquity of Juvencus. After being acquired by megacompany AquaToro things have been running more smoothly in the financial department but the team as a whole has been performing way below the radar for the caliber it was supposed to provide initially.

Previous season: Being a yo-yo team between the top of the table and the bottom, the team started off incredibly well last season but that beautiful run of form was not meant to last as the team finished in mid-table. Whether it is lack of ambition on their part or their starting steam ran off, nobody really knows for sure. For the most part they were as good at winning as they were at losing.

Outlook: Anastasios Kanellopoulos is a beautiful arrival from the Osci league side AC Canzaria and will be giving the team the much needed offensive boost Camilo Arias just could not provide. For the backline, they will have to wish Faustino Colombo's aging does not prevent the rest of the team from playing its game really well, despite his leadership being pivotal and peak even. Iago Garcia is one of the youngest and most exciting coaches of the league and will be looking to keep the team sharp and on its top counter-offensive play.

[Juvencus]

Championnat du Rugby Union Juven

The Juven Rugby Union Federation was pleased to inaugrate the very first rugby union championship of Juvencus, the Championnat as it is colloquially known. 10 very similarly-skilled teams from all over the rugby-playing places in the nation were put to the test in an 18-matchday season and Cordoba Crescenti were the series' first victors with a big difference from the 2nd and 3rd-placed clubs, all while maintaining the best defence in the league. So the saying "attack wins you games but defences wins you titles" stands very true.

                         Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Cordoba Crescenti      18   12   1   5   277  193  +84    37
 2 Serone Cardinali       18   10   1   7   291  254  +37    31
 3 RFC Scudelli           18   10   1   7   267  240  +27    31
 4 Torona Draghi          18   10   0   8   281  214  +67    30
 5 RFC Pomena             18    9   2   7   267  264   +3    29
 6 Santo Domenico         18    9   0   9   246  270  −24    27
 7 RFC Vinceti            18    8   0  10   241  290  −49    24
 8 Tiscan United          18    7   0  11   190  209  −19    21
 9 Stade Remenois         18    7   0  11   200  260  −60    21
10 Herona Ultras          18    5   1  12   271  337  −66    16

Juvencus(JUE) Qualifiers:
Cordoba Crescenti
Serone Cardinali

[Juvencus]

Club: AS Aguajú
Nickname: Los Amazones
Manager: Urano Berpitulli(Age 50)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Stadio Electrico, Aguajú(Capacity: 34,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: Adelmercato(Supermarket Chain)
Rivals: U.S Remeno(main), AC Pomena(secondary), U.S Scudelli(secondary)
Kit Colors:
Trophies won: None
Last season's finish: 7th
Culture: Absolute devotion and loyalty to the club and its causes is what describes the fanbase of the border town team. A fanbase so Juven that it has a superior complex over fanbases of other, larger clubs from the other side of the nation, describing them as "fake". However, the fact the fanbase itself funds most of the club's undertakings has given them an admirable reputation everywhere in the nation, except Remeno of course.
Starting XI: GK: Andre Fenton(Age 27)(Nephara), CB: Gentile Morfini(Age 33), CB: Estefania Castro(Age 29)[F], RB: Chucho Ranieri(Age 31), LB: Gaspar Accursio(Age 24)(Nuovo Serone), CM: Ekain Zuñiga(Age 31)(Captain), RM: Teodosija Souza(Age 20)(Al Qurija)[F], LM: Alexandra Traversi(Age 27)[F], CAM: Eusebio Antonelli(Age 30)(Second captain), CF: Carlo Martinelli(Age 24)(Capo Azul), CF: Giovanni dos Santos Oliveira(Age 23)
Substitutions: GK: Trajan Roussel(Age 31), GK: Marica Del Olmo(Age 23)[F], DF: Juan Manuel Aita(Age 22), DF: Dalila Viola(Age 29)[F], MD: Walter Ribeiro(Age 35), MD: Ernesto Jean(Age 23), FW: Clementina Martelli(Age 20)[F], FW: Teo Dufort(Age 30)(Juvenis)
Key players: CB: Gentile Morfini, CM: Ekain Zuñiga, CF: Carlo Martinelli, CF: Giovanni dos Santos Oliveira

Background: Aguajú's sensitive location on the borderline to Oscioru and an overlapping Juven/Osci region in general has brought sensitivies of nationalism much greater than in other spots around the country. While the basis of language and religion is not really a barrier, the basis of Juven national consciousness has been a thought in the backs of the heads of AS Aguajú's fanbase. Created by the 2nd Aguajú Artillery Division in the post-unification years, the team has always had a militant character in regards to how it always takes what it wants because it has known no other way. This might result in a lot of the team or fanbase statements to be over the top and overcompensating in order to prove how Juven they really are. Which undoubtedly, the side has done a great job showcasing.

Previous season: It was a very interesting season to be an AS Aguajú fan in regards to not being bored out of your damn mind while watching them. But being the best of the rest is not exactly a title they intended to have or to keep. But it was definitely an improvement over the previous seasons, which is something they should be really grateful for.

Outlook: Urano Berpitulli was given a few extra resources to work with this season, however he decided to keep it lowkey and only replace Iago Asputti's shock transfer abroad with a goalkeeper from Nephara named Andre Fenton, who is dubbed as pretty fast and capable by the media. With a description fitting of a goalkeeper in Juvencus, he might not have much trouble keeping the goal intact from opposing attacks. A squad that is pretty mixed age-wise, it has some potential to mold old and new for something pretty strong. Urano Berpitulli is known to pack a surprising punch for whenever the club needs it. And the tactics are known to revolve around his thoughts very often, which provide a scary side, or a mid-table lounger.

[Juvencus]

Club: Odiol Vinceti
Nickname: Gli Oligarchi
Manager: Fernando Galletti(Age 59)
Formation: 4-5-1
Ground: Vinceti Catedral, Vinceti(Capacity: 53,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Odiol(Automobile & Ship manufacturing)
Rivals: U.S Remeno(secondary)
Kit Colors:
Trophies won: None
Last season's finish: 6th
Culture: Megacorporation-owned Odiol Vinceti's fanbase is known to be very content with the money they have received over the years. Aside from that they are really discontent with their club's ventures in the upper side of the table but just off the IFCF and FFI spots. They are very internationalised due to Odiol's ventures in multiple spots arounds the multiverse. Also very popular with shipyard workers, they are not afraid to get down and dirty if shit goes down.
Starting XI: GK: Anna Arrechavaleta(Age 30)(Arrizagoeta)[F], CB: Sebastian Solano(Age 26)(Captain), CB: Bautista Pavesi(Age 34), LB: Gustavo Suarez(Age 27), RB: Vilma Chavez(Age 28)(Nueva Celta)[F], CDM: Angela Sessa(Age 29)[F], CM: Manolo Higuain(Age 32)(Second captain), CM: Genesio Sciacca(Age 35), RM: Gabriel Luna(Age 24), LM: Francois Pagani(Age 25), CF: Iturbo Arribe(Age 21)
Substitutions: GK: Leo Crocetti(Age 31), GK: Ivone Amoretto(Age 26)[F], DF: Ninoslava Ventimiglia(Age 22)(Al Qurija)[F], DF: Mahmoud Al-Quair(Age 23)(Al Qurija), MD: Alina Djordjevic(Age 27)(Al Qurija)[F], MD: Olimpo Fontaine(Age 37)[F], FW: Ursule Cloutier(Age 30)[F], FW: Mario Vidal(Age 18)
Key players: CB: Sebastian Solano, LB: Gustavo Suarez, CM: Manolo Higuain, CF: Iturbo Arribe

Background: Originally found by shipyard workers as AC Vinceti, the side found limited, mild success without any major accolade of sorts. It mostly served as a representative of the eastern side of Juvencus and eventually saw all its stocks and holdings purchased by Odiol overnight. They gave the club a massive overhaul such as a new name and identity and gave it a strong budget(of over 200 million juven pesos) that it still has no idea how to use.

Previous season: Being the 2nd best defence in the league sure was an achievement. Aside from that, being so close to tasting IFCF and FFI glory but not actually managing that served as a major disappointment. A good run in the Copa, reaching the semi-finals is also to be noted. Aside from that, nothing major happened all season long.

Outlook: Absolutely no changes in the landscape for Odiol, which is so unlike them in the past few years. Being so stale in the table as well as the pressure of possessing all this money sure is taking its toll on the team. But with some promising talent in both front and especially the backlines, this team will surely deliver a bus that will be hard to forget being ran over by.

[Juvencus]

Club: Picgliara Calcio
Nickname: I Sagittari
Manager: Giovanni Capone(Age 67
Formation: 5-2-3
Ground: Stadio Ampelone, Scudelli(Capacity: 22,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Lerosa TV(Television channel)
Rivals: U.S Scudelli(city), FC Piluzzi(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies won: None
Last season's finish: 5th
Culture: Happy-go-lucky fanbase, with an optimistic outlook on everything, despite their team playing the most defensive, boring football in the nation. An intense supportiveness for their club is descriptive of them as they go all in and give Stadio Ampelone an atmosphere that most stadiums in the world cannot match.
Starting XI: GK: Taddeo Bulgari(Age 35)(Captain), L: Stefano Sarriegi(Age 22), CB: Gio D'Alberti(Age 31)(Second captain), CB: Tajana De Campo(Age 29)[F], RB: Antonio Perreta(Age 24), LB: Elda Tailler(Age 23)(Peja)[F], CDM: Filiberto Scola(Age 31), CDM: Arsene Zapatero(Age 28)(Capo Azul), RF: Vita Hardy(Age 30)(Oscioru)[F], LF:Yamandú Gonzalez(Age 23)(Al Qurija), CF: Ximena Ravenna(Age 30)[F]
Substitutions: GK: Risto Fuentes(Age 24), GK: Seraphim Iraklidis(Age 27)(Ampelonas), CB: Ruggiero Rossi(Age 31), CB: Tania Acconci(Age 29)[F], MD: Arnoldo Gil(Age 21), MD: Simo De Leon(Age 26)(Oscioru), FW: Abramo Alberici(Age 37), FW: Teodosio Laurito(Age 29)
Key players: GK: Taddeo Bulgari, CB: Gio D'Alberti, RB: Antonio Perreta, LF: Yamandú Gonzalez

Background: Wine-producing fields in Scudelli attracted a lot of farmers from all over the nation and as the years passed by, Scudelli's wine-makers decided to make their own representative side. While not known for talented players or success, hard work and a very morale-destroying defensive playing, the hardest to get past in the nation have been enough to give the side its well-deserved notoriety.

Previous season: Too good at defending, too bad at attacking, much like they were too good at balancing their own results instead of consistently putting out victories unlike the seasons before. This was a scary side to play against, but their inconsistency proved to be their downfall by the end of the season and it showed.

Outlook: Arsene Zapatero's arrival from Capo Azul will surely be ringing some warning signs as we are talking for a player who is apt at controlling the game and can change an inefficient defensive side into a more offensively solid one in a heartbeat. While he alone will not save the goal-stagnation of the team, he is a dangerous addition to the team and will be looking at adapt as the season goes. Other than that, the backline is incredibly solid and Taddeo Bulgari's longevity is just astonishing maintaining a high goalkeeping level even at age 35. They are for sure one of the sides to watch and they will be looking to take an IFCF spot for next season.

[Juvencus]

Club: AC Serone
Nickname: I Revodesi
Manager: Jordan Subito(Age 47)
Formation: 3-4-3
Ground: Il Porto, Serone(Capacity: 40,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Oblisteria(Entertainment)
Rivals: Internazionale Serone(city), AC Pomena(main)
Kit Colors:
Trophies won: 2 Campionato Juvencus
Last season's finish: 4th
Culture: AC Serone is known to have a captivating and very internationalised fanbase that drags a lot of people along with them. Though not as potent as InterSe's fanbase, I Revodesi are always pulling through with some success to show for it. It is also a fanbase consisting mostly of workers somehow connected to the sea or some heavy industry or even traders.
Starting XI: GK: Joaquim Marchetti(Age 31), CB: Pau Puig(Age 22), CB: Pabvam Raovisak(Age 25)(Squornshellan Remnant States), CB: Emanuela Ricci(Age 30)[F], CDM: Floro Lozano(Age 28), CDM: Gigi Garcia(Age 23), RM: Chimo Quaranta(Age 24)(Second captain), LM: Martin Molina(Age 31), RF: Ji-Chae Ryeong(Age 24)(Quebec)[F], LF: Otavio Gilbert(Age 27)(Oscioru), CF: Geronimo Polo(Age 32)(Captain)
Substitutions: GK: Jacinto Deforest(Age 34), GK: Jordana Sauvage(Age 20)[F], DF: Gianluca Delgado(Age 30)(Nuovo Juvencus), DF: Nicolo Djuric(Age 21)(Al Qurija), MD: Neizan Albuquerque(Age 25), MD: Guglielmo Capela(Age 32), FW: Zora Bertolini(Age 28)[F], FW: Mireia Valentini(Age 29)[F]
Key players: CB: Pau Puig, RM: Chimo Quaranta, RF: Ji-Chae Ryeong, CF: Geromino Polo

Background: The very first team to be founded in Serone and one of the first in the nation to be founded in general after Quebecois merchants brought the sport to the nation in the late 19th century. It was initially founded, supposedely, for the representation of everyone in Serone. Truth be told it was very much beneficial to merchants and traders than other classes of the city which led to the creation of the rival side, Internazionale Serone just 2 months after. AC Serone is historically a dominant club and is the only club in the modern era to not be named AC Pomena to lift the Campionato, which gives their name a certain weight much above the rest of the clubs in the league and more on par with AC Pomena itself, despite being more overshadowed by its success.

Previous season: A 4th place finish in the league despite having scored 100 goals is beyond anyone's imagination for that team. In victories they seemed all too convincing, in defeats they seemed pretty doomed to fail. For the most part it was a strong team, but the loss at the Supercopa carried on for the rest of the season and it was obvious. The lack of international commitment, which usually is their que to win over other teams was their downfall last season.

Outlook: The selling of superstar striker Modevideo Carpi was huge news for AC Serone as they lost their most prolific striker at the time they needed him most. However this provided the chance for AC Serone to splash quite a lot of money on the international transfer market and bring in the likes of Ji-Chae Ryeong from Quebec, known to be quite the prolific goalscorer for her local side Haligonians as well as well-rounded Confederate center back Pabvam Raovisak both of which are pretty young and ready to eat all competition up. Jordan Subito's trust in a younger squad might be beneficial when it comes to the club's future as a strong side in both the league and any IFCF competitions in the future. All in all, one of the favorites to win the league with the scariest attack next to AC Pomena's.

[Juvencus]

Club: U.S Remeno
Nickname: Remeniotti Carabinieri
Manager: Kerrie Grant(Age 58)
Formation: 3-4-2-1
Ground: Stadio della Popolazione, Remeno(Capacity: 36,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Upsol(Foods & drinks)
Rivals: AS Aguajú(main), Odiol Vinceti(secondary), AC Pomena(city), Porcara FC(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies won: None
Last season's finish: 3rd
Culture: Merchant-formed fanbase, however it is extremely left leaning to the point they could be described as the most communist side in all of Juvencus. It is also reflected by their stadium name, Stadio della Popolazione. Many merchants are part of this side as well as other agitated and fist-friendly workers from all over Remeno and the rest of Pomena.
Starting XI: GK: Olarre Gabarri(Age 26)[F], CB: Vilma Baldinotti(Age 27)[F], CB: Stojan Giordano(Age 33)(Al Qurija), CB: Carlo Porfiti(Age 31)(Captain), CDM: Ghalib Mohammed(Age 29)(Al Qurija)(Second captain), CM: Ikaro Solaondoeta(Age 30), RM: Rosalia Chaves(Age 29)(Nuovo Juvencus)[F], LM: Pascuala Machado(Age 27)[F], RW: Lubor Samak(Age 25)(Siovanija & Teusland), LW: Varo Muategui(Age 26), CF: Joao Fonte-Ivanovski(Age 28)(Al Qurija)
Substitutions: GK: Edvardo Voronesi(Age 22)(Oscioru), GK: Maria Fernanda D'Agosta(Age 19)[F], DF: Fabio Rojas(Age 38), DF: Luce Masi(Age 27), MD: Denis Osvaldo(Age 29), MD: Victoire Durand(Age 31), FW: Goffredo Tumicelli(Age 19), FW: Leandro Jolistin(Age 23)
Key players: CB: Carlo Porfiti, CM: Ghalib Mohammed, RF: Lubor Samak, LF: Varo Muategui CF: Joao Fonte-Ivanovski

Background: U.S Remeno is the 2nd oldest club in the nation's history, founded by returning merchants from Quebec as a consequence of even learning about the sport in the first place in the sports-crazed nation. Over time it has become a more left-leaning club and quite anti-monarchist to the point a lot of its fans and important people have been described as treasonous by the royalist fans across town in AC Pomena as well as their fiercest rivals from across the nation, AS Aguajú.

Previous season: Stuck to their ways and stuck in the impenetrable barrier that is the 3rd place no matter how much they might try. Turns out that overrelying on a generational talent is not enough to strike gold in this league and Pep Gasol's side just struggled to figure out what the magic potion was to lift any trophies last season was. Strong attacking showing however, coupled with a very respectable backline for the majority of the season just showed this club's worth as one of the finest in the nation, despite the lack of silverware to show for it.

Outlook: In a transfer window season full of shocking departures, Joao Pereyra's departure to Brinemouth of Nephara Zenith league was one that struck bell sounds all over the nation. Talent can and will go away if the rest of the league does not improve and U.S Remeno's lack of proper IFCF time looked like it would hurt. However with his departure a lot of money was given in the disposal of new arrival in the coaching scene Kerrie Grant to spend on strong players. Varo Muategui's arrival from cross-town rivals AC Pomena was a strong signing as well as Siovanijan winger Lubor Samak who seems to be taking over the role of replacing Joao Pereyra. Those are going to be shoes that are going to be hard to fit, but his addition to the team seems to be indicative of the team's progression towards a more offensive side, much like their rivals. Another favorite to win it all and have a good run while at it.

[Juvencus]

Club: U.S Scudelli
Nickname: Les géants
Manager: Maxime Polente(Age 70)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Il Scudelliano, Scudelli(Capacity: 42,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★★★★
Sponsor: Goamarca(Hypermarket)
Rivals: AC Pomena(main), AS Aguajú(secondary), FC Piluzzi(city), Picgliara Calcio(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies won: 1 Copa Juve
Last season's finish: 2nd
Culture: The most liberal fanbase in Juvencus, with a view of Panjuvenism that is much different than the rest of the nation and might feel threatening even to the crown. Secular people from all walks of life have come to support the enormous club that is U.S Scudelli and watch them become what they are destined to become.
Starting XI: GK:Juan Carlos Ungaro(Age 22), CB: Garry Norman(Age 30)(Second captain), CB: Tibulo Cirauqui(Age 32)(Arrizagoeta), RB: Leonardo Napoletani(Age 25), LB: Sigrid Marner(Age 28)(Nephara)[F], CDM: Pierre-Didier Kouyaté(Age 25)(Captain), RM: Clara Torres(Age 33)[F], LM: Ronan Vicario(Age 23), CAM: Justinianus Gapole(Age 30), CF: Cristobal Ramos(Age 20), CF: Gilberto Soares(Age 22)
Substitutions: GK: Dmitar Magro(Age 28)(Pravoslavna Juven), GK: Gaston Arbore(Age 29), DF: Herberto Causmann(Age 34), DF: Cristoforo Alfaro(Age 24), MD: Dubravka Bouchard(Age 19)(Al Qurija)[F], MD: Fabien Nelli(Age 28), FW: Isidora Quattrocchi(Age 30)[F], FW: Clarisse Moreau(Age 20)[F]
Key players: GK: Juan Carlos Ungaro, CB: Garry Norman, LB: Sigrid Marner, CDM: Pierre-Didier Kouyaté, CF: Gilberto Soares

Background: Team created by bitter descendants of Scudelliano soldiers who fought during the unification war in the side of the Independentists. Team slowly turned into Scudelli and the whole East's representation in the now unified nation, with ideals that turned from bitter resentment to more liberal and free. The team was very successful in the pre-modern era while it has not been too bad in the modern era, with a Copa Juve victory to show for it in an otherwise disastrous season.

Previous season: Almost clinched the Campionato and almost clinched the Cup but the results just were not quite there when the team needed them and their cross-country rivals in Pomena enjoyed the success instead. One of the best U.S Scudelli sides to have played the game, though with a lot to show for.

Outlook: The charming Sigrid Marner from Nephara, a clumsy, yet really hard to book left back from Coret Hawks is an arrival many will be hoping to see if it is worth the risk by Maxime Polente or if he just got captivated by her looks, much like many referees and players have, apparently. Other than that, the rest of the side remains the same with the addition of Cristobal Ramos in the front lines to assist Gilberto Soares in scoring, while Pierre-Didier Kouyaté announcing the fact that he will stay in the club has sent positive shockwaves all throught the team and ensures their midfield core will remain strong for the season to come. U.S Scudelli is the side to lookout for this season, as last season has served as a good reminder to the players to go and aim for better in this one.

[Juvencus]

Club: AC Pomena
Nickname: The Uhlaner
Manager: Pietro Ancelotti(Age 58)
Formation: 3-4-3
Ground: Stadio Gianluca IV, Pomena(Capacity: 85,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★★★★
Sponsor: RAPOM(Broadcasting & Entertainment)
Rivals: U.S Scudelli(main), AC Serone(main), AS Aguajú(secondary), U.S Remeno(city), Porcara FC(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies won: 5 Campionato Juvencus, 1 Copa Juve
Last season's finish: Champions & Cup Winners!
Culture: Royalists dominate the ranks of AC Pomena's fanbase, situated in the heartland of the monarchy as a whole. It is the most representative fanbase of the nation as well as the largest and the only fanbase to be internationalised by the team's successes rather than by efforts by the fans themselves. The support they showcase is haunting and intimidating on the pitch, battle cries for chants, drums, vuvuzelas, waves all around the stadium all provide for a beautiful atmosphere that will be moved from Il Nuovo Stadio Olimpico della Pomena to the new state of the art Stadio Gianluca IV.
Starting XI: GK: Barry Theodore(Age 22)(Zwangzug), CB: Izotz Ibarra(Age 31), CB: Cass Ardashir(Age 23)(Iskandervale)[F], CB: Txaran Magunagoicoechea(Age 28), CDM: Julio Callejon(Age 20), CDM: Landa Oileta(Age 30)[F], RM: Inozentzia Inarra(Age 24)[F] , LM: Lucien Cavallo(Age 25), RF: Patxi Etxeberria(Age 31), LF: Edu Coste(Age 22), CF: Paulo Castelli(Age 28)
Substitutions: GK: Betire Zuazobizcar(Age 27)[F], GK: Ricardo Inazgoeta(Age 30), DF: German Domingo(Age 21), DF: Giancarlo Pola(Age 30), MD: Otsobi Biurrun(Age 27), MD: Gonzalo Rinaldi(Age 26)(Nuovo Serone), FW: Sarah Santos(Age 30)[F], FW: Benedikto Urruchi(Age 22)
Key players: CB: Izotz Ibarra, CB: Cass Ardashir, LM: Lucien Cavallo, RF: Patxi Etxeberria, LF: Edu Coste, CF: Paulo Castelli

Background: The very first team to be created in the nation in 1893 by Pomenienze merchants who came back from a voyage to Quebec and returned with this brand new and beautiful sport and idea in mind. Royalist in nature, it is naturally also the Holy Emperor's favorite team and with it, all his supporters find solace and relation to him through the team. Though illegal for any powerful politicians(Parlamento Reale representatives + the royal family) to fund any teams, his support for the team has garnered the support of millions of Juven both in Juvencus and abroad. The most successful team of the modern era and in general, it has 5 Campionato victories, most won by any team and a Copa Juve victory, being the only team to have won the double and also the only team to have ever qualified to the group stages of a major IFCF tournament.

Previous season: The team's last season needs no introduction, double winners, best attack in the league. A ferocious side that looked to be a few levels above the best, let alone the rest of the league. It was a massive improvement over the previous seasons and their statement has been heard loud and clear.

Outlook: A star-studded team to the brim was finally given the opportunity to buy talent instead of sell it, and with the money it received, it decided to build a backline around Izotz Ibarra with players the likes of Cass Ardashir from Anaian nation of Iskandervale as well as Barry Theodore from Zwangzug. The rest of the team has been virtually untouched and is made of gold with Etxeberria leading the frontlines and Castelli and Coste also being some very serious artillery to worry about. Lucien Cavallo's contribution to the team should not be left unspoken either. The team's youthfulness as well as immense skill and squad depth provide a scary side that is bound to repeat the league victory of last season with no sweat and is also the country's only side to look out for when it comes to IFCF representation.

[Juvencus]

CAMPIONATO JFA BANCA TORO SEASON 2030-31 PREVIEW

It is that time of the year again, the world cup and regional cup struggles are over and the internationals get back to their club duties. A new Campionato di Juvencus is in the horizon with fresher squads, new additions and much less restrictions than under a normal season. Club previews were served before for your own viewing pleasure and with much better detail about each club's whereabouts when it comes to their current state of affairs. This post will serve as a reminder for several changes in the structure of the league and how several issues will be battled by the Juven Football Association.

Extremely Foreign transfer ban is lifted: With that said, let us go into detail. The Juven Football Association has allowed foreigners in the league before, as long as said foreigners came from nations with large Juven communities, were a former Juven colony or dependency or are otherwise connected to the nation of Juvencus, such as in the case of Oscioru. The tier list of the Juven Football Association listed them as Slightly Foreign, but held a ban on players coming from nations with no relations or ties to Juvencus when it comes to their populations, those are listed as Extremely Foreign. There are of course, some limits when it comes to that such as a team can have up to 5 players listed as Extremely Foreign. This is done to maintain space to promote Juven talent over others and give the national team a deep pool to choose from.

Fatigue a major issue upon top teams: With the return of Juven sides to IFCF & FFI competitions, top sides that consistently represent the country in international club competitions have filed up complaints about parts of the season where they receive little to no rest or are unable to use their top international talent because their seasons finish so late, especially during their earlier and busier starts to the season. For that reason the season's start and finish have been pushed up a couple weeks so as to not interfere with the players' resting time and to avoid any instance of injury.

Creation of a pyramid system: The Juven Football Association is pleased to announce the creation of a pyramid system by the creation of Serie B to increase competitiveness amongst the clubs and to bring new clubs in the professional scene altogether. The Serie B will have 20 clubs which alongside the Campionato clubs will increase the total amount of clubs in the pyramid to 40. In said system, clubs from all over Juvencus as well as several from Al Qurija were added. The top 2 clubs from the Serie B will be promoted, meaning the bottom 2 teams of the Campionato will be relegated, whereas the 18th-placed Campionato team will be facing the 3rd-placed Serie B team in 2-legged promotion/relegation playouts. The list of clubs is as follows:

AC Guillermont (Location: Pomena, Juvencus)
AC Melposa (Location: Melposa, Juvencus)
AC Razza (Location: Razza, Juvencus)
AC Rimia (Location: Rimia, Juvencus)
AC Trata (Location: Trata, Juvencus)
Al Qurija FC (Location: Al Qurija, Al Qurija)
Athletic Arragoeta (Location: Pomena, Juvencus)
Cordoba FC (Location: Cordoba, Juvencus)
Dortimao FC (Location: Pacgliari, Juvencus)
FC Stefanovo (Location: Stefanovo, Al Qurija)
Petro Mohammed FC (Location: Al Qurija, Al Qurija)
Pio FC (Location: Cuori, Juvencus)
Rivoluzione 1876 FC (Location: Tipoli, Juvencus)
SSC Santo Domenico (Location: Santo Domenico, Juvencus)
SSC Verone (Location: Verone, Juvencus)
U.S Cornaroma (Location: Cornaroma, Juvencus)
USC Cuori (Location: Cuori, Juvencus)
USdC Catena (Location: Catena Chained City Union, Juvencus)
Union Pomena (Location: Pomena, Juvencus)
Union Torona (Location: Torona, Juvencus)

[Juvencus]

CAMPIONATO JFA BANCA TORO MATCHDAYS 1-5

This is the most entertaining start to the campionato in a long while, with many important matches between giants, surprise climbs to the top of the table after 5 matchdays but most importantly, more concrete sides no matter the skill range of the team. The threat of the creation of the Serie B has pushed many teams over the top with their strategies.

MATCHDAY 1

The premiere of the campionato saw virtually zero high scoring matches, even when those involved more offensive sides like AC Pomena or AC Serone. More importantly, there were 2 extremely title-clinching matchdays from the get go with U.S Remeno getting the best of U.S Scudelli in the Stadio della Popolazione after a beautiful link up by Samak and Fonte-Ivanovski proved to be too good for the les géants to deal with. AC Serone on the other, barely managed to clinch the 3 points against S.S.C Tipoli, who proved to be somewhat of a bad luck for them last season in their Supercopa victory at the Stadio Electrico. A banger by Ji-Chae Ryeong served as a good reminder of where she is coming from. Last, but not least, FC Piluzzi's risky strategies are off to a rocky start after being humbled with an 1-3 scoreline at home to bottom-feeders FC Demene.

USC Toro 0–0 S.S.C Vilan
U.S Remeno 2–0 U.S Scudelli
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–2 Odiol Vinceti
AC Pomena 2–1 FC Tiscan
Toro Calcio 0–1 Porcara FC
Picgliara Calcio 1–0 FC Herone
AC Serone 1–0 S.S.C Tipoli
FC Piluzzi 1–3 FC Demene
AC Picilia 2–2 Internazionale Serone
AS Aguajú 2–2 Herona Calcio

MATCHDAY 2

If you are a U.S Scudelli supporter and see your elite side winlessand goalless by matchday 2, it is no myth, it is the truth. Panic sirens hit as S.S.C Pacgliari get 2 past the Scudellianos in their own turf and collect their first victory instead. AC Pomena's defensive line should be given way more credit than its due after an unconvincing victory past Odiol Vinceti. While Edu Coste's brace was beautiful, the amount of pressure provided by an otherwise defensive team is a bit embarassing and the equaliser was narrowly avoided thanks to Theodore's reflexes. Also funny how S.S.C Tipoli is facing the same exact issue as U.S Scudelli, but with much smaller scorelines and an FC Piluzzi that received instant redemption after winning, a Wu Zexi cross converted into Tarperini header was enough for la Nuovoviola.

S.S.C Vilan 2–2 Herona Calcio
Internazionale Serone 1–0 AS Aguajú
FC Demene 1–1 AC Picilia
S.S.C Tipoli 0–1 FC Piluzzi
FC Herone 1–3 AC Serone
Porcara FC 0–0 Picgliara Calcio
FC Tiscan 2–1 Toro Calcio
Odiol Vinceti 1–2 AC Pomena
U.S Scudelli 0–2 S.S.C Pacgliari
USC Toro 3–4 U.S Remeno

MATCHDAY 3

The Derby di Juvencus was a whole 'nother story. U.S Scudelli decided to combine all the goals not scored in prior matchdays against their fiercest rivals instead. Gilberto Soares is to be looked at after this matchday, scoring 4 past the strongest team in the nation is no easy feat. Picgliara Calcio netting 4 in one matchday is also something not to be really overlooked when considering that is the amount of goals they score in a span of 6 or 7 matchdays instead. But it is FC Tiscan they beat, so it can really be questioned. S.S.C Pacgliari picked up the pace after the U.S Scudelli victory to beat a USC Toro side that has been unconvincing at best, trash at worst, but the 3 points are 3 points and los jaguares will not hesitate to pick up on them.

U.S Remeno 2–2 S.S.C Vilan
S.S.C Pacgliari 3–2 USC Toro
AC Pomena 3–5 U.S Scudelli
Toro Calcio 1–1 Odiol Vinceti
Picgliara Calcio 4–2 FC Tiscan
AC Serone 4–2 Porcara FC
FC Piluzzi 3–1 FC Herone
AC Picilia 1–2 S.S.C Tipoli
AS Aguajú 1–1 FC Demene
Herona Calcio 4–2 Internazionale Serone

MATCHDAY 4

Odiol Vinceti and Picgliara Calcio bring the Who-Has-The-Better-Bus Classico to a whole new level. Both teams parking the bus was not spoken about enough, and especially the goal-line body save by Sebastian Solano after Vita Hardy managed to chip the ball over Arrechavaleta's head was match deciding. Francois Pagani's long range rocket sealed the deal since no bus or keeper would ever be able to stop that. On the other side of that, S.S.C Pacgliari is looking extremely scary this season after beating U.S Remeno who themselves were unbeaten and hard to crack up until that point. Goussaint might have been worth every undisclosed penny after his 90th minute header sealed the deal against the Remeniotti Carabinieri. Also of note should be Muategui's solo goal in the 72nd minute of the game to equalise, which was not enough, but making a fool of the S.S.C Pacgliari defence will make people think of their overall strength as a team. AC Serone losing to FC Tiscan was the shocker of the day, since before that FC Tiscan served more as a punching bag than a side to be looked at.

S.S.C Vilan 2–2 Internazionale Serone
FC Demene 2–3 Herona Calcio
S.S.C Tipoli 0–0 AS Aguajú
FC Herone 0–1 AC Picilia
Porcara FC 4–3 FC Piluzzi
FC Tiscan 4–2 AC Serone
Odiol Vinceti 1–0 Picgliara Calcio
U.S Scudelli 0–2 Toro Calcio
USC Toro 0–4 AC Pomena
U.S Remeno 3–4 S.S.C Pacgliari

MATCHDAY 5

AC Pomena and choking on big matchdays must be a better love story than this earth saga called twilight, not just one, but two important chances at a establishing a difference from their rivals on one on one situations wasted. A 3-3 tie in the largest derby of Pomena was no boring matchday, but seeing the outcome is dangerous for both sides' struggles to the top of the table. S.S.C Pacgliari is on fire, despite the unconvincing victory against S.S.C Vilan, with Raul Reyes' penalty goal being a strong message on its own. While U.S Scudelli decides to bring its A game only against rivals and especially getting 1 past Picgliaria Calcio in the Scudelli derby was enough for them. Meanwhile AC Serone, while playing beautiful football and having an intimidating attack, might need a few more matchdays to cope with the gap left by Carpi. Pabvam Raovisak and Pau Puig were not enough to cover up the mistakes done by Marchetti himself not just once or twice but in the 3 goals conceded.

S.S.C Pacgliari 1–0 S.S.C Vilan
AC Pomena 3–3 U.S Remeno
Toro Calcio 2–2 USC Toro
Picgliara Calcio 0–1 U.S Scudelli
AC Serone 2–3 Odiol Vinceti
FC Piluzzi 1–1 FC Tiscan
AC Picilia 0–1 Porcara FC
AS Aguajú 3–4 FC Herone
Herona Calcio 2–3 S.S.C Tipoli
Internazionale Serone 0–0 FC Demene

                             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 S.S.C Pacgliari             5    4   0   1    11    7   +4    12
 2 AC Pomena                   5    3   1   1    14   10   +4    10
 3 Odiol Vinceti               5    3   1   1     8    6   +2    10
 4 Porcara FC                  5    3   1   1     8    7   +1    10
 5 AC Serone                   5    3   0   2    12   10   +2     9
 6 U.S Remeno                  5    2   2   1    14   12   +2     8
 7 Herona Calcio               5    2   2   1    13   11   +2     8
 8 Picgliara Calcio            5    2   1   2     5    4   +1     7
 9 FC Tiscan                   5    2   1   2    10   10    0     7
10 FC Piluzzi                  5    2   1   2     9    9    0     7
11 S.S.C Tipoli                5    2   1   2     5    5    0     7
12 FC Demene                   5    1   3   1     7    6   +1     6
13 Internazionale Serone       5    1   3   1     7    8   −1     6
14 U.S Scudelli                5    2   0   3     6    9   −3     6
15 Toro Calcio                 5    1   2   2     6    6    0     5
16 AC Picilia                  5    1   2   2     5    6   −1     5
17 S.S.C Vilan                 5    0   4   1     6    7   −1     4
18 AS Aguajú                   5    0   3   2     6    8   −2     3
19 FC Herone                   5    1   0   4     6   11   −5     3
20 USC Toro                    5    0   2   3     7   13   −6     2

COPA JUVE BONERE PRELIMINARY ROUND & ROUND OF 32

The Juven Football Association's first issue stemmed from the fact there's 40 teams in the pyramid and keeping a knockout format. As such, 4 Serie B teams were randomly chosen to not play in the preliminary round of the cup which would have 16 teams battle for 8 spots in the round of 32 which will include all Campionato teams, 4 Serie B teams that got a bye and the 8 victors of the preliminary round.

Preliminary Round

An interesting start to the cup, seeing all these second division teams duking it out. Not knowing their exact levels of strength, due to the nature of Juven football, there was not too big a difference between the teams of the second division to begin with. With the highest margin of victory being 3 goals between AC Razza and USC Cuori, the only one-sided matchday of the preliminary round.

Union Pomena 2–1 Cordoba FC
AC Razza 3–0 USC Cuori
AC Melposa 1–1 Dortimao FC (2–2 AET) (2–4 pen.)
SSC Santo Domenico 2–1 SSC Verone
U.S Cornaroma 0–1 Rivoluzione 1876 FC
FC Stefanovo 3–2 AC Guillermont
Al Qurija FC 1–1 Pio FC (1–2 AET)
USdC Catena 1–0 AC Trata

Round of 32

To score 3 past Picgliara Calcio is hard as is, to score 3 goals as an unknown Serie B side is even harder and extremely surprising. SSC Santo Domenico are looking like one of the stronger Serie B sides in the cup so far, racking up 2 victories. AC Serone and Odiol Vinceti provided an instant rematch to their league bouts as well, with AC Serone coming out on top after extra time thanks to a Geronimi Polo volley provided by none other than Chimo Quaranta, which made Il Porto erupt in celebrations. Revenge is indeed sweet. FC Herone and AC Pomena provided a beautiful matchday that was settled in penalty kicks after Benedikto Urruchi striked the ball on the top left side of the net on the last penalty. AS Aguajú finally picked its first victory overall, after beating Rivoluzione 1876 FC, which they will hopefully bring over to their Campionato games.

SSC Santo Domenico 3–0 Picgliara Calcio
FC Piluzzi 2–0 FC Stefanovo
U.S Scudelli 2–0 AC Picilia
Petro Mohammed FC 0–0 Pio FC (1–0 AET)
AC Serone 2–2 Odiol Vinceti (3–2 AET)
S.S.C Tipoli 1–0 FC Demene
Union Pomena 1–4 AC Razza
Athletic Arragoeta 1–3 S.S.C Vilan
USC Toro 1–1 USdC Catena (2–2 AET) (4–3 pen.)
Porcara FC 0–2 S.S.C Pacgliari
Dortimao FC 2–1 Herona Calcio
U.S Remeno 1–0 FC Tiscan
AC Rimia 2–2 Union Torona (4–3 AET)
Rivoluzione 1876 FC 0–3 AS Aguajú
Toro Calcio 1–0 Internazionale Serone
FC Herone 1–1 AC Pomena (1–1 AET) (2–3 pen.)

IFCF Competitions

IFCF Champions League First Qualifying Round

(OAM) Patrons 2–4 AC Pomena (JUE) 1–1 1–3

A good trend brought over by last summer is beating Oberour Ar Moro in every single competition imaginable, whether with national teams or club teams. While the visit to the Patrons was a bit turbulent and the Uhlaner barely clinched the tie, thanks to a Paulo Castelli rocket. Entering into the matchday on Gianluca IV stadium was a bit of a nailbiter.

Thankfully, the home advantadge served in the favor of the Uhlaner, despite being 1 goal down by half time. A blitzkrieg of opportunities followed in the 2nd half, when the more offensive version of the Pomenienze finally took form. An Extberria brace, followed by a longshot by Inarra was the dealbreaker that sealed AC Pomena's qualification to the second qualifying round of the IFCF Champions league.

IFCF Champions League Second Qualifying Round

(CBP) New Bremen FC 1–8 AC Pomena (JUE) 0–3 1–5

To any supporters of New Bremen FC, this will be gruesome. The league winners of the legendary(in regards to football) nation of Baker Park got absolutely crushed by the champions of Juvencus. The Uhlaner's Pomenienze proved to be too good over both legs.

Lucien Cavallo was dangerous in the away matchday, grazing all over the left side of the pitch, being a nuisance and providing 2 as well as scoring one as the campeones went through FSFB Bank Stadium without a scratch. Etxeberria's backheel goal was the highlight of the night, however.

At the Stadio Gianluca IV, all hell broke loose. A slightly modified lineup was used to rest some of the stronger players for the start of the league, which apparently was the best choice Pietro Ancelotti could ever make. A beautiful link up between Rinaldi, Santos and Castelli was enough to seal the deal for the Uhlaner as they raged on all during the first half. With a 4-1 advantadge at half-time. While Santos scored her second goal at the end of the game, with a chip over New Bremen's goalkeeper to finish the game with a fine touch. And the Uhlaner would be through to the third qualifying round, which would be the most crucial round. A round they'd only accept a victory on to get a certain spot in the group stages whether they win past them or not.

IFCF Challengers Cup Preliminary Round

(STB) Corinthian Spirits 1–3 AC Serone (JUE) 1–2 0–1
(JUE) US Remeno 4–2 Regium Immortal (OAM) 2–1 2–1

Ji-Chae Ryeong was nothing short of unbelievable when facing the Starblaydi side, scoring every single one of the 3 goals scored, while Quaranta was the provider of every single one of them. A good time all in all for I Revodesi while punching their tickets onto the first round of the Challengers Cup.

US Remeno, staying true to the new tradition, has beaten yet another Oberour Ar Moro side in the preliminary rounds of the Challengers cup. This time beating Regium Immortal. Ghalib Mohammed and Rosalia Chaves were pivotal in the Remeniotti Carabinieri's performances through both legs and especially the away one by scoring 1 goal each.

IFCF Challengers Cup First Qualifying Round

(JUE) U.S Scudelli 4–1 Quaggen (QGP) 2–1 2–0
(JUE) US Remeno 6–2 Sporting Arrachai (ACS) 3–1 3–1
(COR) Jutland FC 2–4 AC Serone (JUE) 0–2 2–2

Cristobal Ramos and Gilberto Soares were the perfect duo in U.S Scudellis victorious run over Quaggen. While the backline remained mostly in tact, thanks to Sigrid Marner's clumsiness being completely overlooked by both refs and players and a number of very crucial saves by Juan Carlos Ungaro and a ticket to the Second Qualifying Round was sealed.

Meanwhile US Remeno is slowly soldifying its place as the second best Juven side in international club competitions, a spot that does not mean much, but is honest work, after Samak provided hell for the Acastanha side of Sporting Arrachai. Especially in the first leg at the Stadio della Popolazione, a corner kick turned into bicycle by Machado to Samak proved to be of pivotal importance in cutting the opponents' progress from the knee and below.

AC Serone was unconvincing when facing the Cordian side. Despite a comfortable victory away, the fact they even equalised at Il Porto before a firey Otavio Gilbert brace brought the 2 goal difference afloat is worrysome for I Revodesi. But with no Juven clubs disqualified from play yet, a victory is a victory. A victory is enormous.

IFCF Challengers Cup Second Qualifying Round

(JUE) AC Serone 1–4 CF Bondstad (TSA) 1–3 0–1
(JUE) US Remeno 4–3 Bikarish (PFA) 1–1 3–2
(JUE) U.S Scudelli 2–0 Walston Brook Albion (EFL) 2–0 0–0

And there it goes, AC Serone's run is finished. CF Bondstad played some really strong football, and while AC Serone's attack was relatively strong all this time, CF Bondstad's backline proved to be too much. Ji-Chae Ryeong scored the only goal, but was not used during the second league at the Sarian, due to the player rest rules of the Juven Football Association, stating players should get 1 or 2 matchdays off per month to ensure no injuries happen.

Poafmersia's Bikarish side was a tough one to crack for Remeno. A very tight bout at the Stadio della Popolazione in the first leg meant everything was at stakes during the second leg. Thankfully, the Remeniotti side delivered, and managed to clinch through to the third qualifying round after a beautiful rocket by Leandro Jolistin in the dying minutes of the game was all that was needed.

U.S Scudelli needed to perform in only one of the legs to get past the obstacle of Walston Brook Albion. Moreau and Soares proved to be a great attacking duo and with Kouyaté's perfect long crosses to provide 2 beautiful assists to each of the players, the Scudelliano were through. Kouyaté was of pivotal importance during the goalless second leg as well, maintaining the teams rhythm and tempo throught the game and not allowing any space to the Eastfield side to act too much. Juan Carlos Ungaro was there when needed though.

IFCF Cup Winners' Cup Preliminary Round

(JUE) AC Pomena 3–4 Asbury Park FC (CBP) 2–2 1–2

AC Pomena's strong program must have hurt a lot. While playing their football correctly, something always seemed very off when playing Asbury Park FC. At home, Coste and Etxeberria's danger proved not too much to deal with for the Baker Park side. While at the Asbury Recreation Park, a qualification to the first round of the Cup Winners' Cup seemed close, after Santos broke the ice. But the townies proved to be too tough to crack and with 2 swift attacks managed to turn the tables and punch the ticket to the next round instead.

[Juvencus]

CAMPIONATO JFA BANCA TORO MATCHDAYS 6-10

MATCHDAY 6

The Herone/Herona derby was the certain way to light up some fires that weekend. And lighting fires they not only did, but overdone as Shaktailian Kamal Ahmad's header sealed the game in the dying minutes of the game, resulting in a bloodbath in the streets of Herona yet another time. The Juven Football Association has fined both clubs with a big fine of 100,000 Juven pesos. In other news, U.S Scudelli score a HUGE victory over AC Serone after a significant contribution by the Scudelliano's defence was given good karma points transfered to the attack, a rocket by Soares rendered Marchetti useless and erupted Il Scudelliano in its typical fashion. AS Aguajú finally take their first victory, a comfortable run past Les Dauphins at the Monte Grande seal their first 3 pointer, while USC Toro, on a horrible run this season, somehow beat Picgliara Calcio. Lastly, S.S.C Pacgliari and Pomena's duel was not as epic as someone would expect, as the Uhlaner take a last minute victory with a Coste screamer sealing the deal.

S.S.C Vilan 1–1 FC Demene
S.S.C Tipoli 0–1 Internazionale Serone
FC Herone 1–2 Herona Calcio
Porcara FC 0–2 AS Aguajú
FC Tiscan 3–4 AC Picilia
Odiol Vinceti 1–1 FC Piluzzi
U.S Scudelli 1–0 AC Serone
USC Toro 1–0 Picgliara Calcio
U.S Remeno 1–1 Toro Calcio
S.S.C Pacgliari 0–1 AC Pomena

MATCHDAY 7

Picgliara Calcio is unrecognisable, 2 defeats in a row, though this time against U.S Remeno, which seem to be getting back on their feet. Varo Muategui and Leandro Jolistin linked up exceptionally to give the Remeniotti Carabinieri the 3 points. S.S.C Pacgliari's good run is immediately followed by 2 defeats in a row, something Guilherme Lopetegui will definitely have to take a look on. FC Piluzzi and U.S Scudelli provided a battle for the ages at Stadio del Porto, with Giuseppe Tarperini's last 82nd minute header saving the day for la Nuovoviola.

AC Pomena 3–1 S.S.C Vilan
Toro Calcio 4–3 S.S.C Pacgliari
Picgliara Calcio 0–2 U.S Remeno
AC Serone 2–0 USC Toro
FC Piluzzi 4–4 U.S Scudelli
AC Picilia 1–1 Odiol Vinceti
AS Aguajú 3–1 FC Tiscan
Herona Calcio 2–0 Porcara FC
Internazionale Serone 1–3 FC Herone
FC Demene 2–0 S.S.C Tipoli

MATCHDAY 8

Les géants are not pulling through very well late. A home defeat to to Brunella Tafani's AC Picilia is proof of a rocky road ahead of matches against AS Aguajú and mid-to-low table robin hood side Herona Calcio, 2 games on which they will have to step it up if they want some strong progress and chances at winning the league. AC Pomena had a comfortable win over Toro Calcio, with center back Txaran Magunagoicoechea scoring the banger of the matchday to break the ice in the early stages of the game. U.S Remeno got bested AC Serone, thanks Otavio Gilbert's free kick deflecting off the Remeniotti wall and catching Olarre Gabarri off guard. S.S.C Pacgliari's crisis is still in full swing, losing to the bus side of Picgliara Calcio.

S.S.C Vilan 0–1 S.S.C Tipoli
FC Herone 1–2 FC Demene
Porcara FC 0–1 Internazionale Serone
FC Tiscan 2–1 Herona Calcio
Odiol Vinceti 0–1 AS Aguajú
U.S Scudelli 3–5 AC Picilia
USC Toro 2–2 FC Piluzzi
U.S Remeno 0–1 AC Serone
S.S.C Pacgliari 0–1 Picgliara Calcio
AC Pomena 3–0 Toro Calcio

MATCHDAY 9

What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object? In human nature, this depends on the circumstances and in Juvencus, the better attack always wins. AC Pomena netted 5 past Picgliara in the Stadio Ampelone, essentially freezing it. Castelli and Coste, with the help of an excellent midfield in Oileta and Biurrun managed to wreak havoc in the backlines of the most defensive backline of the league. Leaving them wondering how strong their backline really is. U.S Scudelli is back on track with victories, albeit unconvincingly against a very dangerous looking Amazones side, which deserved the victory more and without Juan Carlos Ungaro's heroics, as well as the existence of the crossbar, would have been a reality. S.S.C Pacgliari has still not found a way to win.

Toro Calcio 3–0 S.S.C Vilan
Picgliara Calcio 2–5 AC Pomena
AC Serone 2–2 S.S.C Pacgliari
FC Piluzzi 1–0 U.S Remeno
AC Picilia 1–0 USC Toro
AS Aguajú 1–2 U.S Scudelli
Herona Calcio 1–1 Odiol Vinceti
Internazionale Serone 1–0 FC Tiscan
FC Demene 1–1 Porcara FC
S.S.C Tipoli 3–0 FC Herone

MATCHDAY 10

And that good start of S.S.C Pacgliari's seems to be going to waste just like that. Yet another matchday without getting a much needed win and they have dropped all the way to the middle of the table, maintaining a new hand hold with their opponents FC Piluzzi. Meanwhile being a USC Toro or an FC Herone fan seems to be really worrysome as the clubs have amassed a combined 12 points after 10 whole matchdays. The Uhlaner and I Revodesi struggled to find net in Stadio Gianluca IV, with many fans leaving the stadium disappointed, however AC Pomena remains on top of the table keeping a safe distance from second placed InterSe, who for some reason found themselves to the top of the table like a sheep between the wolves, after Djuradj Djuradjic banger helped them get through Odiol Vinceti's obstacle.

S.S.C Vilan 2–1 FC Herone
Porcara FC 0–1 S.S.C Tipoli
FC Tiscan 1–2 FC Demene
Odiol Vinceti 0–1 Internazionale Serone
U.S Scudelli 2–1 Herona Calcio
USC Toro 0–3 AS Aguajú
U.S Remeno 4–1 AC Picilia
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–2 FC Piluzzi
AC Pomena 0–0 AC Serone
Toro Calcio 0–2 Picgliara Calcio

                             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 AC Pomena                  10    7   2   1    26   13  +13    23
 2 Internazionale Serone      10    5   3   2    12   11   +1    18
 3 FC Demene                  10    4   5   1    15   10   +5    17
 4 AC Serone                  10    5   2   3    17   13   +4    17
 5 S.S.C Tipoli               10    5   1   4    10    8   +2    16
 6 U.S Scudelli               10    5   1   4    18   20   −2    16
 7 U.S Remeno                 10    4   3   3    21   16   +5    15
 8 AS Aguajú                  10    4   3   3    16   11   +5    15
 9 Herona Calcio              10    4   3   3    20   17   +3    15
10 AC Picilia                 10    4   3   3    17   17    0    15
11 FC Piluzzi                 10    3   5   2    19   18   +1    14
12 S.S.C Pacgliari            10    4   2   4    18   17   +1    14
13 Odiol Vinceti              10    3   4   3    11   11    0    13
14 Picgliara Calcio           10    4   1   5    10   12   −2    13
15 Toro Calcio                10    3   3   4    14   15   −1    12
16 Porcara FC                 10    3   2   5     9   14   −5    11
17 FC Tiscan                  10    3   1   6    17   21   −4    10
18 S.S.C Vilan                10    1   5   4    10   16   −6     8
19 FC Herone                  10    2   0   8    12   21   −9     6
20 USC Toro                   10    1   3   6    10   21  −11     6

COPA JUVE BONERE ROUND OF 16

A lot of upsets took place in the round of 16. Many Serie B sides emerged victorious such as SSC Santo Domenico who managed to overturn FC Piluzzi's early advantadge. AC Razza and AC Rimia also went through the sides of S.S.C Vilan(who are doing horribly this season) and AS Aguajú. Other than that, no really dominant victory but most dominant sides are thorugh.

SSC Santo Domenico 2–1 FC Piluzzi
U.S Scudelli 2–0 Petro Mohammed FC
AC Serone 3–1 S.S.C Tipoli
AC Razza 2–2 S.S.C Vilan (3–2 AET)
USC Toro 2–0 S.S.C Pacgliari
Dortimao FC 0–1 U.S Remeno
AC Rimia 1–1 AS Aguajú (1–1 AET) (4–1 pen.)
Toro Calcio 0–2 AC Pomena

IFCF Champions League Third Qualifying Round

(JUE) AC Pomena p 4–4 Casuals Osteria (KRY) 1–2 3–2 (4–3 pen)

Being part of the Uhlaner family must have been an incredibly anxious period when facing Casuals Osteria with the Krytenian side being pretty solid throught the entire first leg at Stadio Gianluca IV and despite the efforts of the team, Edu Coste's goal just did not give them enough momentum to keep going. That goal would prove to be of pivotal importance in the 2nd leg at Krytenia. A proper showcase of Il Pomenienze and a flurry of goals followed, with Patxi Etxeberria making it 2-3 right at the 86th minute to get the game through to extra time, the game was settled in penalties, thankfully a strong suit for the Juven side. With the win over Casuals Osteria in the 3rd qualifying round of the Champions League, AC Pomena have also settled an IFCF Group stage spot, regardless of if they win against they next opponent in the playoff round or not.

IFCF Champions League Playoff Round

(PAS) Hellinic Rouge 4–6 AC Pomena (JUE) 3–3 1–3

And this is the moment someone has to consider AC Pomena as Juvencus' strongest team in history in all aspects possible. First to win the double, first to enter any IFCF group stages, first to reach the Champions League group stage and all of this literally from nothing. While the first leg in Pasarga was extremely close, with the home side even threatening to increase its advantadge at all times, AC Pomena firmly stood its ground and kept the scores level. The scenes as Paulo Castelli's brace kept the Pomenienze alive were intense. The second leg back at home was the moment fireworks were lit. The Uhlaner displayed a performance unprecedented even for them, the labors of a lifetime thrown on the pitch that night. Etxeberria, Santos and Biurrun all scored as the Juven beat the Hellinic Rouge 3-1 to become the first Juven side to reach the group stages of the IFCF Champions League, an incredible achievement.

IFCF Challengers Cup Third Qualifying Round

(JUE) US Remeno 2–2 p Tropicorp FC (TUR) 0–0 2–2 (3–4 pen)
(JUE) U.S Scudelli 1–2 Mynda Electra (BNJ) 0–1 1–1

While AC Pomena's achievement was incredible, no team got past the IFCF Challengers Cup Third qualifying round. U.S Remeno after a tight set of battles with Turori's Tropicorp FC saw itself losing in the penalties as Fonte-Ivanovski's crucial last penalty hit the crossbar. U.S Scudelli also had a very close set of matchups with Banija's Mynda Electra, however to no avail. An excellent performance by Juan Carlos Ungaro was not enough to cover up some crucial defensive mistakes in addition to the schedule tightening up with the season's progression means certain players' fatigue levels are high.

League of Victors Qualifying Round

(JUE) U.S Scudelli p 2–2 Colmar Academy FC (HDS) (2–2 FT · 4–3 pen)

Fatigue was a serious issue when facing the Hundredstar side of Colmar Academy FC. Maxime Polente decided to give his players more freedom instead of his typical more concrete tactics. They almost regretted that being 1-2 down at half-time. Justinianus Gapole was of extreme importance throught the entire game, both with his equaliser as well as scoring the penalty set for him right before Dmitar Magro was able to save the next and last crucial penalty. With that, U.S Scudelli entered the round of 32 of the League of Victors.

League of Victors Round of 32

(JUE) U.S Scudelli 1–3 Porter City (KHD)
(JUE) AC Pomena 5–1 Songjihyo Blank Ace (ANO)

And just like that, U.S Scudelli is saying goodbye to the League of Victors as well. A defeat against Kohnhead's Porter City sealed them out of a good run in the competition. Meanwhile AC Pomena decided to mercilessly whack fellow Sonnelian side of Songjihyo Blank Ace. A Castelli hat-trick and an Urruchi brace seem to have been more than enough for that.

Confederations' Cup Qualifying Round

(QGP) City of Light 0–2 e US Remeno (JUE) (0–0 FT)

US Remeno had a heart attack while playing against the City of Light. A goalless 90 minute game was settled by an elevation in mentality of the Remeniotti, Samak and Tumicelli proved to be really devastating for the Quagpire side and as such they managed to punch a ticket to the round of 32 of the Confederations' Cup.

Confederations' Cup Round of 32

(JUE) U.S Scudelli 1–1 p Pescam Campuhan (PCU) (1–1 FT · 0–3 pen)
(SAJ) Stormers FC 2–1 US Remeno (JUE)

No Juven side was lucky enough to get past the Confederations' Cup Round of 32. U.S Scudelli was bested out in the penalties by Pescam Campuhan in a humilitating fashion, missing all 3. While Sajnurian Stormers FC bested US Remeno despite a strong showing by its frontline, meaning the only remaining team in any IFCF or FFI competition is officially only AC Pomena.

[Juvencus]

OOC: Mental reasons kept me from RPing the whole season, make sure to know I'll make a whole edit for this in the end though. RP Bonus should be directed to what is shown at the time of reading.

CAMPIONATO JFA BANCA TORO MATCHDAYS 11-38

MATCHDAY 11

Picgliara Calcio 1–0 S.S.C Vilan
AC Serone 2–1 Toro Calcio
FC Piluzzi 2–3 AC Pomena
AC Picilia 2–4 S.S.C Pacgliari
AS Aguajú 3–3 U.S Remeno
Herona Calcio 4–3 USC Toro
Internazionale Serone 0–0 U.S Scudelli
FC Demene 0–1 Odiol Vinceti
S.S.C Tipoli 3–1 FC Tiscan
FC Herone 0–3 Porcara FC

MATCHDAY 12

S.S.C Vilan 1–0 Porcara FC
FC Tiscan 2–3 FC Herone
Odiol Vinceti 0–1 S.S.C Tipoli
U.S Scudelli 1–0 FC Demene
USC Toro 0–1 Internazionale Serone
U.S Remeno 3–2 Herona Calcio
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–1 AS Aguajú
AC Pomena 4–2 AC Picilia
Toro Calcio 0–1 FC Piluzzi
Picgliara Calcio 0–1 AC Serone

MATCHDAY 13

AC Serone 2–1 S.S.C Vilan
FC Piluzzi 0–0 Picgliara Calcio
AC Picilia 3–1 Toro Calcio
AS Aguajú 3–4 AC Pomena
Herona Calcio 1–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
Internazionale Serone 0–4 U.S Remeno
FC Demene 0–0 USC Toro
S.S.C Tipoli 0–3 U.S Scudelli
FC Herone 0–0 Odiol Vinceti
Porcara FC 0–0 FC Tiscan

MATCHDAY 14

S.S.C Vilan 0–2 FC Tiscan
Odiol Vinceti 2–1 Porcara FC
U.S Scudelli 4–2 FC Herone
USC Toro 1–2 S.S.C Tipoli
U.S Remeno 3–4 FC Demene
S.S.C Pacgliari 3–1 Internazionale Serone
AC Pomena 0–1 Herona Calcio
Toro Calcio 0–4 AS Aguajú
Picgliara Calcio 1–0 AC Picilia
AC Serone 3–7 FC Piluzzi

MATCHDAY 15

FC Piluzzi 0–1 S.S.C Vilan
AC Picilia 2–5 AC Serone
AS Aguajú 1–0 Picgliara Calcio
Herona Calcio 0–3 Toro Calcio
Internazionale Serone 4–7 AC Pomena
FC Demene 3–4 S.S.C Pacgliari
S.S.C Tipoli 3–4 U.S Remeno
FC Herone 5–3 USC Toro
Porcara FC 2–1 U.S Scudelli
FC Tiscan 0–0 Odiol Vinceti

MATCHDAY 16

S.S.C Vilan 0–0 Odiol Vinceti
U.S Scudelli 2–1 FC Tiscan
USC Toro 0–1 Porcara FC
U.S Remeno 1–0 FC Herone
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–2 S.S.C Tipoli
AC Pomena 2–4 FC Demene
Toro Calcio 2–2 Internazionale Serone
Picgliara Calcio 1–0 Herona Calcio
AC Serone 2–1 AS Aguajú
FC Piluzzi 0–0 AC Picilia

MATCHDAY 17

AC Picilia 3–2 S.S.C Vilan
AS Aguajú 2–5 FC Piluzzi
Herona Calcio 0–2 AC Serone
Internazionale Serone 1–0 Picgliara Calcio
FC Demene 1–3 Toro Calcio
S.S.C Tipoli 2–3 AC Pomena
FC Herone 4–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
Porcara FC 1–4 U.S Remeno
FC Tiscan 5–3 USC Toro
Odiol Vinceti 1–1 U.S Scudelli

MATCHDAY 18

S.S.C Vilan 0–6 U.S Scudelli
USC Toro 4–4 Odiol Vinceti
U.S Remeno 3–2 FC Tiscan
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–0 Porcara FC
AC Pomena 2–3 FC Herone
Toro Calcio 0–4 S.S.C Tipoli
Picgliara Calcio 0–1 FC Demene
AC Serone 2–1 Internazionale Serone
FC Piluzzi 1–2 Herona Calcio
AC Picilia 2–2 AS Aguajú

MATCHDAY 19

AS Aguajú 0–1 S.S.C Vilan
Herona Calcio 1–2 AC Picilia
Internazionale Serone 3–4 FC Piluzzi
FC Demene 0–2 AC Serone
S.S.C Tipoli 1–1 Picgliara Calcio
FC Herone 4–1 Toro Calcio
Porcara FC 1–2 AC Pomena
FC Tiscan 0–2 S.S.C Pacgliari
Odiol Vinceti 3–3 U.S Remeno
U.S Scudelli 3–2 USC Toro

MATCHDAY 20

S.S.C Vilan 2–2 USC Toro
U.S Scudelli 0–1 U.S Remeno
Odiol Vinceti 1–0 S.S.C Pacgliari
FC Tiscan 2–2 AC Pomena
Porcara FC 0–1 Toro Calcio
FC Herone 1–1 Picgliara Calcio
S.S.C Tipoli 1–1 AC Serone
FC Demene 3–7 FC Piluzzi
Internazionale Serone 1–0 AC Picilia
Herona Calcio 1–3 AS Aguajú

MATCHDAY 21

Herona Calcio 0–1 S.S.C Vilan
AS Aguajú 2–1 Internazionale Serone
AC Picilia 3–1 FC Demene
FC Piluzzi 0–0 S.S.C Tipoli
AC Serone 5–3 FC Herone
Picgliara Calcio 0–1 Porcara FC
Toro Calcio 3–4 FC Tiscan
AC Pomena 0–1 Odiol Vinceti
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–1 U.S Scudelli
U.S Remeno 2–2 USC Toro

MATCHDAY 22

S.S.C Vilan 2–1 U.S Remeno
USC Toro 1–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
U.S Scudelli 3–5 AC Pomena
Odiol Vinceti 3–2 Toro Calcio
FC Tiscan 0–1 Picgliara Calcio
Porcara FC 1–3 AC Serone
FC Herone 2–1 FC Piluzzi
S.S.C Tipoli 1–0 AC Picilia
FC Demene 1–1 AS Aguajú
Internazionale Serone 0–0 Herona Calcio

MATCHDAY 23

Internazionale Serone 0–1 S.S.C Vilan
Herona Calcio 5–3 FC Demene
AS Aguajú 1–0 S.S.C Tipoli
AC Picilia 2–2 FC Herone
FC Piluzzi 2–2 Porcara FC
AC Serone 3–2 FC Tiscan
Picgliara Calcio 1–1 Odiol Vinceti
Toro Calcio 1–3 U.S Scudelli
AC Pomena 3–1 USC Toro
S.S.C Pacgliari 3–3 U.S Remeno

MATCHDAY 24

S.S.C Vilan 0–2 S.S.C Pacgliari
U.S Remeno 2–3 AC Pomena
USC Toro 0–1 Toro Calcio
U.S Scudelli 2–0 Picgliara Calcio
Odiol Vinceti 0–0 AC Serone
FC Tiscan 1–4 FC Piluzzi
Porcara FC 1–2 AC Picilia
FC Herone 1–5 AS Aguajú
S.S.C Tipoli 1–3 Herona Calcio
FC Demene 0–1 Internazionale Serone

MATCHDAY 25

FC Demene 1–1 S.S.C Vilan
Internazionale Serone 1–0 S.S.C Tipoli
Herona Calcio 1–0 FC Herone
AS Aguajú 2–1 Porcara FC
AC Picilia 0–0 FC Tiscan
FC Piluzzi 0–1 Odiol Vinceti
AC Serone 0–1 U.S Scudelli
Picgliara Calcio 1–0 USC Toro
Toro Calcio 0–4 U.S Remeno
AC Pomena 2–4 S.S.C Pacgliari

MATCHDAY 26

S.S.C Vilan 3–3 AC Pomena
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–0 Toro Calcio
U.S Remeno 2–1 Picgliara Calcio
USC Toro 3–4 AC Serone
U.S Scudelli 3–2 FC Piluzzi
Odiol Vinceti 0–1 AC Picilia
FC Tiscan 1–3 AS Aguajú
Porcara FC 3–4 Herona Calcio
FC Herone 1–0 Internazionale Serone
S.S.C Tipoli 0–1 FC Demene

MATCHDAY 27

S.S.C Tipoli 3–0 S.S.C Vilan
FC Demene 1–1 FC Herone
Internazionale Serone 1–1 Porcara FC
Herona Calcio 2–2 FC Tiscan
AS Aguajú 1–3 Odiol Vinceti
AC Picilia 1–5 U.S Scudelli
FC Piluzzi 2–0 USC Toro
AC Serone 0–0 U.S Remeno
Picgliara Calcio 1–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
Toro Calcio 4–3 AC Pomena

MATCHDAY 28

S.S.C Vilan 2–1 Toro Calcio
AC Pomena 5–5 Picgliara Calcio
S.S.C Pacgliari 0–2 AC Serone
U.S Remeno 0–3 FC Piluzzi
USC Toro 1–2 AC Picilia
U.S Scudelli 2–1 AS Aguajú
Odiol Vinceti 1–0 Herona Calcio
FC Tiscan 1–2 Internazionale Serone
Porcara FC 1–1 FC Demene
FC Herone 1–1 S.S.C Tipoli

MATCHDAY 29

FC Herone 3–4 S.S.C Vilan
S.S.C Tipoli 0–3 Porcara FC
FC Demene 1–0 FC Tiscan
Internazionale Serone 0–1 Odiol Vinceti
Herona Calcio 1–2 U.S Scudelli
AS Aguajú 1–1 USC Toro
AC Picilia 3–4 U.S Remeno
FC Piluzzi 2–5 S.S.C Pacgliari
AC Serone 0–3 AC Pomena
Picgliara Calcio 1–1 Toro Calcio

MATCHDAY 30

S.S.C Vilan 0–1 Picgliara Calcio
Toro Calcio 3–3 AC Serone
AC Pomena 4–3 FC Piluzzi
S.S.C Pacgliari 3–2 AC Picilia
U.S Remeno 2–3 AS Aguajú
USC Toro 3–3 Herona Calcio
U.S Scudelli 1–0 Internazionale Serone
Odiol Vinceti 3–0 FC Demene
FC Tiscan 2–2 S.S.C Tipoli
Porcara FC 0–1 FC Herone

MATCHDAY 31

Porcara FC 0–1 S.S.C Vilan
FC Herone 4–2 FC Tiscan
S.S.C Tipoli 0–1 Odiol Vinceti
FC Demene 0–1 U.S Scudelli
Internazionale Serone 2–0 USC Toro
Herona Calcio 2–0 U.S Remeno
AS Aguajú 1–2 S.S.C Pacgliari
AC Picilia 3–3 AC Pomena
FC Piluzzi 2–3 Toro Calcio
AC Serone 0–1 Picgliara Calcio

MATCHDAY 32

S.S.C Vilan 1–2 AC Serone
Picgliara Calcio 0–0 FC Piluzzi
Toro Calcio 2–2 AC Picilia
AC Pomena 2–0 AS Aguajú
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–3 Herona Calcio
U.S Remeno 0–0 Internazionale Serone
USC Toro 2–0 FC Demene
U.S Scudelli 1–0 S.S.C Tipoli
Odiol Vinceti 2–0 FC Herone
FC Tiscan 1–0 Porcara FC

MATCHDAY 33

FC Tiscan 2–2 S.S.C Vilan
Porcara FC 1–1 Odiol Vinceti
FC Herone 2–4 U.S Scudelli
S.S.C Tipoli 1–2 USC Toro
FC Demene 3–3 U.S Remeno
Internazionale Serone 1–4 S.S.C Pacgliari
Herona Calcio 2–5 AC Pomena
AS Aguajú 0–1 Toro Calcio
AC Picilia 3–1 Picgliara Calcio
FC Piluzzi 2–2 AC Serone

MATCHDAY 34

S.S.C Vilan 0–3 FC Piluzzi
AC Serone 2–5 AC Picilia
Picgliara Calcio 2–3 AS Aguajú
Toro Calcio 2–2 Herona Calcio
AC Pomena 4–0 Internazionale Serone
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–2 FC Demene
U.S Remeno 1–1 S.S.C Tipoli
USC Toro 1–3 FC Herone
U.S Scudelli 2–1 Porcara FC
Odiol Vinceti 1–1 FC Tiscan

MATCHDAY 35

Odiol Vinceti 1–0 S.S.C Vilan
FC Tiscan 0–1 U.S Scudelli
Porcara FC 1–0 USC Toro
FC Herone 1–2 U.S Remeno
S.S.C Tipoli 1–0 S.S.C Pacgliari
FC Demene 2–1 AC Pomena
Internazionale Serone 2–2 Toro Calcio
Herona Calcio 1–3 Picgliara Calcio
AS Aguajú 4–4 AC Serone
AC Picilia 4–3 FC Piluzzi

MATCHDAY 36

S.S.C Vilan 3–2 AC Picilia
FC Piluzzi 1–2 AS Aguajú
AC Serone 1–0 Herona Calcio
Picgliara Calcio 2–2 Internazionale Serone
Toro Calcio 0–2 FC Demene
AC Pomena 2–1 S.S.C Tipoli
S.S.C Pacgliari 3–5 FC Herone
U.S Remeno 4–2 Porcara FC
USC Toro 1–2 FC Tiscan
U.S Scudelli 0–2 Odiol Vinceti

MATCHDAY 37

U.S Scudelli 1–0 S.S.C Vilan
Odiol Vinceti 1–0 USC Toro
FC Tiscan 3–2 U.S Remeno
Porcara FC 3–3 S.S.C Pacgliari
FC Herone 1–2 AC Pomena
S.S.C Tipoli 1–3 Toro Calcio
FC Demene 0–0 Picgliara Calcio
Internazionale Serone 3–3 AC Serone
Herona Calcio 0–2 FC Piluzzi
AS Aguajú 0–2 AC Picilia

MATCHDAY 38

S.S.C Vilan 3–1 AS Aguajú
AC Picilia 4–4 Herona Calcio
FC Piluzzi 1–0 Internazionale Serone
AC Serone 3–1 FC Demene
Picgliara Calcio 1–0 S.S.C Tipoli
Toro Calcio 1–2 FC Herone
AC Pomena 4–5 Porcara FC
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–2 FC Tiscan
U.S Remeno 5–4 Odiol Vinceti
USC Toro 1–1 U.S Scudelli

                             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 U.S Scudelli               38   25   5   8    73   47  +26    80, CAMPEON, Champions League
 2 AC Pomena                  38   23   6   9   109   77  +32    75, Challengers Cup
 3 AC Serone                  38   21   9   8    76   60  +16    72, Challengers Cup
 4 Odiol Vinceti              38   18  14   6    50   33  +17    68, Challengers Cup
 5 U.S Remeno                 38   17  11  10    87   70  +17    62
 6 S.S.C Pacgliari            38   17   9  12    77   64  +13    60
 7 AC Picilia                 38   15  10  13    74   74    0    55
 8 FC Piluzzi                 38   14  11  13    79   64  +15    53
 9 AS Aguajú                  38   15   8  15    67   61   +6    53
10 Picgliara Calcio           38   13  11  14    37   40   −3    50
11 Herona Calcio              38   13   9  16    65   71   −6    48
12 FC Herone                  38   14   5  19    67   76   −9    47
13 Internazionale Serone      38   12  11  15    42   57  −15    47
14 S.S.C Tipoli               38   13   7  18    42   46   −4    46
15 FC Demene                  38   11  13  14    51   61  −10    46
16 S.S.C Vilan                38   12  10  16    42   59  −17    46
17 Toro Calcio                38   11   9  18    56   74  −18    42
18 FC Tiscan                  38   10   9  19    58   72  −14    39, Relegation play-offs
19 Porcara FC                 38   10   8  20    45   59  −14    38, Relegated
20 USC Toro                   38    3  11  24    47   79  −32    20, Relegated

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COPA JUVE BONERE QUARTER FINAL, SEMI FINAL & FINAL

Quarter Finals

SSC Santo Domenico 1–2 U.S Scudelli
AC Serone 1–1 AC Razza (1–2 AET)
USC Toro 1–1 U.S Remeno (1–1 AET) (2–3 pen.)
AC Rimia 1–2 AC Pomena

Semi Finals

U.S Scudelli 3–0 AC Razza
U.S Remeno 1–3 AC Pomena

Final

U.S Scudelli 1–3 AC Pomena

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                            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 AC Guillermont           38   18   9  11    65   49  +16    63, Promoted
 2 Dortimao FC              38   18   8  12    63   48  +15    62, Promoted
 3 AC Trata                 38   18   7  13    59   54   +5    61, Promotion play-offs
 4 USdC Catena              38   15  15   8    63   46  +17    60
 5 USC Cuori                38   16  11  11    55   54   +1    59
 6 Union Pomena             38   16   9  13    54   40  +14    57
 7 Cordoba FC               38   16   8  14    62   62    0    56
 8 FC Stefanovo             38   15  11  12    60   63   −3    56
 9 Al Qurija FC             38   15   9  14    54   53   +1    54
10 Union Torona             38   14  12  12    51   50   +1    54
11 SSC Santo Domenico       38   13  14  11    49   43   +6    53
12 Athletic Arragoeta       38   15   5  18    52   68  −16    50
13 Pio FC                   38   12  12  14    64   66   −2    48
14 Petro Mohammed FC        38   13   9  16    50   54   −4    48
15 U.S Cornaroma            38   11  12  15    53   62   −9    45
16 AC Razza                 38   10  14  14    52   54   −2    44
17 Rivoluzione 1876 FC      38   13   5  20    52   62  −10    44
18 AC Melposa               38   12   8  18    54   66  −12    44
19 SSC Verone               38   11  10  17    50   54   −4    43
20 AC Rimia                 38   10  10  18    46   60  −14    40

Promotion/Relegation play-offs:

FC Tiscan 2-0 AC Trata
AC Trata 1-1 FC Tiscan

[Juvencus]

JUVENOSCIORU BASKETBALL LEAGUE

Welcome to the inaugural season of the Juvenoscioru Basketball League. Where 16 teams(8 from Juvencus + 8 from Oscioru) battled it out in a double round-robin format to crown the first champion of both states. After 30 matchdays and a few teams standing out, nobody would deny that Poma Gladiators' dominance would be enough to seal the deal with quite a difference from the runners-up.

                            Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Poma Gladiators           30   25   5  2468 2144 +324    75
 2 Aguajú Amazonians         30   22   8  2485 2177 +308    66
 3 Scudelli Destroyers       30   21   9  2529 2184 +345    63
 4 Bresca Rangers            30   21   9  2378 2155 +223    63
 5 Pomena Cathedrals         30   17  13  2366 2199 +167    51
 6 Canzaria Hoopers          30   15  15  2331 2374  −43    45
 7 Colparaiso Cardinals      30   15  15  2305 2378  −73    45
 8 Cobraloa Snakes           30   14  16  2199 2263  −64    42
 9 Herona Towers             30   14  16  2271 2363  −92    42
10 Concepcion Miners         30   14  16  2244 2336  −92    42
11 Serone Navals             30   13  17  2210 2296  −86    39
12 Cutti Sharpshooters       30   11  19  2204 2383 −179    33
13 Tipoli Warriors           30   10  20  2179 2303 −124    30
14 Pacgliari Wanderers       30   10  20  2268 2428 −160    30
15 Polente Exceptionals      30   10  20  2265 2468 −203    30
16 Vinceti Argonauts         30    8  22  2154 2405 −251    24

Juvencus(JUE) Qualifiers:
Poma Gladiators
Aguajú Amazonians  
Scudelli Destroyers

[Juvencus]

CAMPIONATO JFA BANCA TORO 2033-34 PREVIEW

A season obscura has been treated as the norm by the Juven Football Association for the past few seasons. That is because football in the nation is in need of a shake up and players still need a more appropriate playtime when preparing for international football. This might have been the last season obscura in a long while since Banca Toro has decided to fund the league again for more international play. However, this season less details will be provided than average. Rosters will be kept secret from international squads and will only be accessed by people in the know or in Juvencus and Al Qurija. However, details such as club grounds, kits and foundation info will be provided or recycled rather.

Serie A Teams:

The list below will be provided in such a way. The two promoted sides will be presented first,with some information about them, then the rest of the teams in a reverse order.

Club: Dortimao FC
Nickname: Os Soldados Tropicais
Manager: Gustavo Villamarin(Age 48)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Ninho do Dragão, Pacgliari(Capacity: 22,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: Margarita's Symposium(Drinks & beverages)
Rivals: S.S.C Pacglari(City)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: It's very typical of Pacglarese clubs to have a supporter base that is a melting pot of classes and Dortimao is no different. What is special about them is that they tend to have a lot of supporters who also happen to be RPG gamers and cosplayers. This has to do with their ground Ninho do Dragão looking like a giant dragon.
Background: Dortimao FC was founded in the early stages of the 20th century by Osci and Juven veterans of war in Al Qurija. It was always a team playing in local leagues and lower divisions without major achievements. S.S.C Pacgliari managed to get their spot with the creation of the Campionato, which is something the club is still complaining about.
Last season's finish:Serie B, 2nd place finish(Instant Promotion)

Club: AC Guillermont
Nickname: Truppe Di Trincea
Manager: Ferdinand Duchand(Age 78)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: La Frontière, Pomena(Capacity: 40,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★★★
Sponsor: Organisation du Juvénisme Pacifiste(For-Profit Organisation)
Rivals: AC Pomena(City), U.S Remeno(City), Porcara FC(City)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 1 Serie B Championship
Culture: Club culture is a bit more indie than the rest of the Pomena-based clubs. Based in the historical side of Guillermont, there's a touch of refined class about the fanbase but there is also a surge of fans who just do not want to side up with AC Pomena nor do they want to support a side that is way too far away from Guillermont. As such, the club has a lot of funds to cover up and a relatively large fanbase. They are also a pacifist Juvenist club, as it is funded by the OJP.
Background: AC Guillermont created by high-class citizens that funded the Unification War effort just a few years after the war finished. Anti-monarchist, yet Juvenist in nature, it got a lot of support from high-class citizens who also funded the war efforts, yet received nothing in return after the war ended or by former soldiers that felt neglected by the Holy Emperor.
Last season's finish: Serie B Champions!(Instant Promotion)

Club: FC Tiscan
Nickname: FCTis
Manager: Ricardo Lupi(Age 55)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Catedral de Sud, Tiscan(Capacity: 18,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Tosieri Wineries(Drinks)
Rivals: None
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: The most apathetic fanbase in the nation, they think just having fun is the end all be all of this game. Which is very disappointing considering all these talents they develop they just give away for nothing.
Background: The winers of Juvencus were always really concetrated in Tiscan and its surrounding region because the grape production produced a very special type of tropical grape, not found anywhere else in the world, that produced a very sweet wine flavor. Said winers also created a football club for when it was not harvest season to participate in local championships, this slowly developed into the representation of the whole region on the grandest stage of them all in the modern era. They were always in it for the fun of it rather than competition, but being in solid footing on the Campionato occassionally has showed this team might have potential. Shame its own talent always left for better fruit elsewhere.
Last season's finish: 18th(Won promotion/relegation play-offs)

Club: Toro Calcio
Nickname: I Gladiatori
Manager: Justinian Portero(Age 56)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Torre di Toro, Torona(Capacity: 26,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★★ Youth team:★★
Sponsor: Armatori Uomiti(Clothing brand)
Rivals: USC Toro(Main and city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: A beautiful mish-mash of the Italian and French-speaking people come into the stadium to provide an atmosphere that is likeable and that is appreciated. Though normally not as violent as other fanbases in Juvencus, things can get real heated when they face rivals USC Toro in their shared home.
Background: Created by internal immigrant factory workers in Torona in the late 19th century, Toro Calcio is one of the oldest sports clubs in the nation as a whole and one whose whole image, identity and purpose is centered around its unifying properties in its region as a whole. While never the strongest team, it always attracted the largest number of fans due to it being accepting of both French and Italian-speaking people and also served as an outlet to get rid of any negativity that was afflicting post-Unification War industrial workers, especially in a place as affected as Torona had been.
Last season's finish: 17th

Club: S.S.C Vilan
Nickname: Gli Agricoltori
Manager: Adalberto Lloris(Age 59)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Stadio de la Santa Cantarina, Vilan(Capacity:26,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Loyola Enterprise(Food & drinks)
Rivals: None, yet universally despised
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: While the atmosphere of the Stadio de la Santa Catarina is unmatched by most, if not all stadiums in the nation. Smokes matching the team's colors, which have now changed to light green to better fit the city's location in a lush area and its neon green nightlife. Other than that, they overdo it with that same support and while they do not necessarily fight with anyone, they come off as really stuck up to everyone else.
Background: S.S.C Vilan was originally known as AgroVilan, as it was created as a sports association for farmers in the extremely fertile side of Pomena valley around Vilan and the Concordo river. This has given a very villager-like reputation to the team nationwide, not indicative of its pre-modern era dominance. The team is also known to be over-reliant on youth products and not normally looking elsewhere and especially abroad for too many of their transfers.
Last season's finish: 16th

Club: FC Demene
Nickname: Les Vandales
Manager: Carol De Michel(Age 60)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Stade de Liberté, Demene(Capacity: 11,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★★ Youth team:★★
Sponsor: BancDem(Banking & finance)
Rivals: AC Picilia(main)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: FC Demene's fan culture is one of the most hardcore in the nation. They are well-known vandals and will stop at nothing to break something of their opponents' possession whether it is inanimate or their face.
Background: Demene is an industrial frontier city on the western side of Juvencus, that for a long time has been subjected to Italophone Juven and Osci influences and discrimination, such as signs solely in Italian, Italian-language speakers getting positions of power and being hired more easily at work, among other things in its French-speaking populace. This is something they have since not forgiven the Juven or Osci governments for, which still have not issued any formal apologies for the mistreatment of the locals. For that reason, resentment has grown in the local populace and as news of the creation of the Juven Campionato came to light, Demenois people joined forces to have a team that is representative of their voice of reason, according to them. Every french-speaking inhabitant of Demene follows this team with extreme aggression.
Last season's finish: 15th

Club: S.S.C Tipoli
Nickname: Los Jaguares
Manager: Antoine De Juste(Age 46)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Il Metropolitano, Tipoli(Capacity: 40,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: JogoLoco(Video game publisher)
Rivals: None, yet every maritime club of the west
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 1 Copa Juve, 1 Supercopa Juve
Culture: S.S.C Tipoli possesses one of the cockiest and most pompous fanbases out there and also one of the most provocative. The lack of a true rival has made them resort to being rude and jealous of every other maritime side's success and as such they like to rub their own recent victories to their faces whenever possible.
Background: A team made by dockyard workers in the harbour of Tipoli that slowly came to represent the city. Historically one of the strongest sides of the league and this has gone on in the modern era, despite some hiccups here and there. Everything maritime related is the club's joy and the club management shows a lot of support for every maritime trade treaty there is out there, especially ones that benefit the city of Tipoli.
Last season's finish: 14th

Club: Internazionale Serone
Nickname: InterSe
Manager: Jovan Petkovic(Age 51)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Stadio Orione, Serone(Capacity: 21,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: Capdevilla(Communications)
Rivals: AC Serone(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: A diverse, very international fanbase. Extremely likeable people and it also shows in the atmosphere of the Stadio Orione, performance does not matter as much having a safe, yet electifying stadium accepting of people from literally everywhere regardless of class or other mainstream group.
Background: Founded in the very busy and international Revoda Sea port of Serone, InterSe's history is long being one of the first clubs to ever be founded in Juvencus. Being in the 2nd largest heart of Revoda Sea trade in Juvencus, after Pomena, Serone has always been host to people of all walks of life from every side of the country. The team was founded 2 months after more localised side AC Serone was founded as a representative of the merchants, the dockyard workers and pretty much everyone else who felt unrepresented in the classes of Serone in the late 19th century. It enjoyed pretty heavy success in the 20th and early 21st centuries, winning a series of local tournaments and cups but in the modern era the team has not produced the same performances. Nevertheless, it is still a larger-than-life representation.
Last season's finish: 13th

Club: FC Herone
Nickname: Les Sabreurs
Manager: Philippe Charlot(Age 65)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Stade Saint-Nazaire, Herone(Capacity: 15,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Cueil - Air Travel(Transportation)
Rivals: Herona Calcio(main and city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: FC Herone's fans are another breed of human, for a good reason. They are the most aggressive fanbase in the nation, tied to their Francophony to a big extent. Will not hesitate to break property if need be, especially of any Italophone and god save whoever calls Herone Herona.
Background: It is Herone and not Herona and that is what the hardcore Francophones of Herone, who created a team to represent them and their aspiration in all matters sport. While in the starting stages only italian names were allowed, the side was known as AC Herona, which is something they despised to the core, changing it to FC Herone in later years as a sort of protest against the government. Their fanbase and the club's management all support far-right Francophone movements which they believe show their harsh treatment by the Italophones in the past, truth be told it is all for free violence.
Last season's finish: 12th

Club: Herona Calcio
Nickname: Truppe del Deserto
Manager: Davide Aligheri(Age 54)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Staglio Degli Heroi, Herona(Capacity: 12,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: Planetta Oil(Oil company)
Rivals: FC Herone(main and city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: Fight-friendly group, ready to throw hands with literally every fanbase and especially that of their cross-city french-speaking rivals of FC Herone. They do not believe in any systematic oppression of their rivals and believe it is all utter bullshit. Staglio Degli Heroi and the surrounding area are scary areas to be, especially as a french-language speaker, approach with caution. Tl;dr: Far right support, do not be fooled.
Background: The Italian-language representative of Herona and not Herone, as the Italian-speaking fans will correct you very aggressively. Herona Calcio is one of the most politically-aligned teams in the nation, known to fund and support all far-right and italian-language nationalist parties of their region. While the team's ultras carry major fights, the team has always played a relatively offensive style of football even in the more defensive eras of Juven football. Not necessarily successful ever, they always follow their goals to have their ideals not just heard, but enforced, at least in their own side of the city, il Quartiere, as it's known. The Stadio Degli Heroi is sort of like a temple to them, opposing and neutral fans are mostly not allowed unless the ultras of the club deem fit.
Last season's finish: 11th

Club: Picgliara Calcio
Nickname: I Sagittari
Manager: Robert Lambert(Age 58)
Formation: 5-2-3
Ground: Stadio Ampelone, Scudelli(Capacity: 22,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Lerosa TV(Television channel)
Rivals: U.S Scudelli(city), FC Piluzzi(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: Happy-go-lucky fanbase, with an optimistic outlook on everything, despite their team playing the most defensive, boring football in the nation. An intense supportiveness for their club is descriptive of them as they go all in and give Stadio Ampelone an atmosphere that most stadiums in the world cannot match.
Background: Wine-producing fields in Scudelli attracted a lot of farmers from all over the nation and as the years passed by, Scudelli's wine-makers decided to make their own representative side. While not known for talented players or success, hard work and a very morale-destroying defensive playing, the hardest to get past in the nation have been enough to give the side its well-deserved notoriety.
Last season's finish: 10th

Club: AS Aguajú
Nickname: Los Amazones
Manager: Urano Berpitulli(Age 53)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Stadio Electrico, Aguajú(Capacity: 34,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: Adelmercato(Supermarket Chain)
Rivals: U.S Remeno(main), AC Pomena(secondary), U.S Scudelli(secondary)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: Absolute devotion and loyalty to the club and its causes is what describes the fanbase of the border town team. A fanbase so Juven that it has a superior complex over fanbases of other, larger clubs from the other side of the nation, describing them as "fake". However, the fact the fanbase itself funds most of the club's undertakings has given them an admirable reputation everywhere in the nation, except Remeno of course.
Background: Aguajú's sensitive location on the borderline to Oscioru and an overlapping Juven/Osci region in general has brought sensitivies of nationalism much greater than in other spots around the country. While the basis of language and religion is not really a barrier, the basis of Juven national consciousness has been a thought in the backs of the heads of AS Aguajú's fanbase. Created by the 2nd Aguajú Artillery Division in the post-unification years, the team has always had a militant character in regards to how it always takes what it wants because it has known no other way. This might result in a lot of the team or fanbase statements to be over the top and overcompensating in order to prove how Juven they really are. Which undoubtedly, the side has done a great job showcasing.
Last season's finish: 9th

Club: FC Piluzzi
Nickname: La Nuovoviola
Manager: Cesare Ajello(Age 47)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Stadio del Porto, Port-Pegasu(Capacity:29,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★★★
Sponsor: Demichelli's Pizzeria(Food & Drinks)
Rivals: U.S Scudelli(city), Picgliara Calcio(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 1 Copa Juve
Culture: A fanbase that is very in-your-face about its achievements, no matter if there is a slump on appearances or not. They will remind you that one victory in the first Copa Juve to ever take place. Nothing else of value, however.
Background: Port-Pegasu is a very large, affluent coastal city of 4 million people conjoined to much larger Scudelli(and accounts to its statistical area) and it consists of its largest port and business district. While in the day-to-day life there is a big split between dockyard workers and business men who keep everything running in the area, FC Piluzzi was created to mostly close the gap to the bigger threats of other, larger cities, such as Scudelli itself and Pomena of which former's fanbases tried to lure Port-Pegassu people in, with no success. The team was known for its light blue attire and conservative style of playing, however under this new management & ownership, this identity is switching to a purple attire and a mysterious new style of play nobody has any idea about.
Last season's finish: 8th

Club: AC Picilia
Nickname: La Cuore
Manager: Nestor Chryasor(Age 50)
Formation: 4-2-3-1
Ground: Stadio di San Valentino, Cuori(Capacity: 40,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: Apolloniata(Clothing brand)
Rivals: FC Demene(main)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: AC Picilia's fanbase is very peculiar in the sense that it embraces punk culture, which is very much spread around its native Cuori. The fans are the most infamous questional substances abusers in the nation and give the Stadio di San Valentino a very special vibe, unlike many others. There is however, a more wholesome side to the fanbase which means there's a big chasm between the two groups, who nonetheless powerfully support their favourite club.
Background: The unity of Cuori caravan owners, AC Picilia is one of the very few representatives of the desert and as such, have a huge following in the entirety of the desert, being its only major team. Other than that, a very big fixation with love has been a theme of all club owners for an irrelevant reason, not knowing where that could come from.
Last season's finish: 7th

Club: S.S.C Pacgliari
Nickname: Os Unidos
Manager: Guilherme Lopetegui(Age 59)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Estádio da Concepção, Pacgliari(Capacity: 17,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★
Sponsor: Alva(Drinks & beverages)
Rivals: Dortimao FC(City)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: A melting pot of the classes, there is no division no matter if it is language, income, political views, race or religion. This team embraces one and all. Despite the consumption of questionable substances, the liveliness and unity of the fanbase give the team a good view as a whole and the Estádio da Concepção brings out one of the most majestic atmospheres out of any stadium for that reason.
Background: Originally a team consisting of unionist military veterans from the second great war of unification, the team has been dubbed as Os Unidos for that reason and for being a unifying factor between the large chasm of all the new classes of the infant nation that Juvencus was at the time of the team's creation. Not necessarily a powerful team always, but sometimes it was definitely up there causing massive upsets.
Last season's finish: 6th

Club: U.S Remeno
Nickname: Remeniotti Carabinieri
Manager: Kerrie Grant(Age 61)
Formation: 3-4-2-1
Ground: Stadio della Popolazione, Remeno(Capacity: 36,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Upsol(Foods & drinks)
Rivals: AS Aguajú(main), Odiol Vinceti(secondary), AC Pomena(city), Porcara FC(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: Merchant-formed fanbase, however it is extremely left leaning to the point they could be described as the most communist side in all of Juvencus. It is also reflected by their stadium name, Stadio della Popolazione. Many merchants are part of this side as well as other agitated and fist-friendly workers from all over Remeno and the rest of Pomena.
Background: U.S Remeno is the 2nd oldest club in the nation's history, founded by returning merchants from Quebec as a consequence of even learning about the sport in the first place in the sports-crazed nation. Over time it has become a more left-leaning club and quite anti-monarchist to the point a lot of its fans and important people have been described as treasonous by the royalist fans across town in AC Pomena as well as their fiercest rivals from across the nation, AS Aguajú.
Last season's finish: 5th

Club: Odiol Vinceti
Nickname: Gli Oligarchi
Manager: Fernando Galletti(Age 62)
Formation: 4-5-1
Ground: Vinceti Catedral, Vinceti(Capacity: 53,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Odiol(Automobile & Ship manufacturing)
Rivals: U.S Remeno(secondary)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: Megacorporation-owned Odiol Vinceti's fanbase is known to be very content with the money they have received over the years. Aside from that they are really discontent with their club's ventures in the upper side of the table but just off the IFCF and FFI spots. They are very internationalised due to Odiol's ventures in multiple spots arounds the multiverse. Also very popular with shipyard workers, they are not afraid to get down and dirty if shit goes down.
Background: Originally found by shipyard workers as AC Vinceti, the side found limited, mild success without any major accolade of sorts. It mostly served as a representative of the eastern side of Juvencus and eventually saw all its stocks and holdings purchased by Odiol overnight. They gave the club a massive overhaul such as a new name and identity and gave it a strong budget(of over 200 million juven pesos) that it still has no idea how to use.
Last season's finish: 4th

Club: AC Serone
Nickname: I Revodesi
Manager: Jordan Subito(Age 50)
Formation: 3-4-3
Ground: Il Porto, Serone(Capacity: 40,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Oblisteria(Entertainment)
Rivals: Internazionale Serone(city), AC Pomena(main)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 2 Campionato Juvencus
Culture: AC Serone is known to have a captivating and very internationalised fanbase that drags a lot of people along with them. Though not as potent as InterSe's fanbase, I Revodesi are always pulling through with some success to show for it. It is also a fanbase consisting mostly of workers somehow connected to the sea or some heavy industry or even traders.
Background: The very first team to be founded in Serone and one of the first in the nation to be founded in general after Quebecois merchants brought the sport to the nation in the late 19th century. It was initially founded, supposedely, for the representation of everyone in Serone. Truth be told it was very much beneficial to merchants and traders than other classes of the city which led to the creation of the rival side, Internazionale Serone just 2 months after. AC Serone is historically a dominant club and is the only club in the modern era to not be named AC Pomena to lift the Campionato, which gives their name a certain weight much above the rest of the clubs in the league and more on par with AC Pomena itself, despite being more overshadowed by its success.
Last season's finish: 3rd

Club: AC Pomena
Nickname: The Uhlaner
Manager: Pietro Ancelotti(Age 61)
Formation: 3-4-3
Ground: Stadio Gianluca IV, Pomena(Capacity: 85,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★★★★
Sponsor: RAPOM(Broadcasting & Entertainment)
Rivals: U.S Scudelli(main), AC Serone(main), AS Aguajú(secondary), U.S Remeno(city), Porcara FC(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 5 Campionato Juvencus, 2 Copa Juve
Culture: Royalists dominate the ranks of AC Pomena's fanbase, situated in the heartland of the monarchy as a whole. It is the most representative fanbase of the nation as well as the largest and the only fanbase to be internationalised by the team's successes rather than by efforts by the fans themselves. The support they showcase is haunting and intimidating on the pitch, battle cries for chants, drums, vuvuzelas, waves all around the stadium all provide for a beautiful atmosphere that will be moved from Il Nuovo Stadio Olimpico della Pomena to the new state of the art Stadio Gianluca IV.
Background: The very first team to be created in the nation in 1893 by Pomenienze merchants who came back from a voyage to Quebec and returned with this brand new and beautiful sport and idea in mind. Royalist in nature, it is naturally also the Holy Emperor's favorite team and with it, all his supporters find solace and relation to him through the team. Though illegal for any powerful politicians(Parlamento Reale representatives + the royal family) to fund any teams, his support for the team has garnered the support of millions of Juven both in Juvencus and abroad. The most successful team of the modern era and in general, it has 5 Campionato victories, most won by any team and a Copa Juve victory, being the only team to have won the double and also the only team to have ever qualified to the group and knockout stages of a major IFCF tournament.
Last season's finish: 2nd

Club: U.S Scudelli
Nickname: Les géants
Manager: Maxime Polente(Age 73)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Il Scudelliano, Scudelli(Capacity: 42,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★★★★
Sponsor: Goamarca(Supermarket & Hypermarket Chain)
Rivals: AC Pomena(main), AS Aguajú(secondary), FC Piluzzi(city), Picgliara Calcio(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 1 Campionato, 1 Copa Juve
Culture: The most liberal fanbase in Juvencus, with a view of Panjuvenism that is much different than the rest of the nation and might feel threatening even to the crown. Secular people from all walks of life have come to support the enormous club that is U.S Scudelli and watch them become what they are destined to become.
Background: Team created by bitter descendants of Scudelliano soldiers who fought during the unification war in the side of the Independentists. Team slowly turned into Scudelli and the whole East's representation in the now unified nation, with ideals that turned from bitter resentment to more liberal and free. The team was very successful in the pre-modern era while it has not been too bad in the modern era, with a Copa Juve victory to show for it in an otherwise disastrous season.
Last season's finish: Campionato Champions!

Serie B:

AC Melposa (Location: Melposa, Juvencus)
AC Razza (Location: Razza, Juvencus)
AC Rimia (Location: Rimia, Juvencus)
AC Trata (Location: Trata, Juvencus)
Al Qurija FC (Location: Al Qurija, Al Qurija)
Athletic Arragoeta (Location: Pomena, Juvencus)
Cordoba FC (Location: Cordoba, Juvencus)
FC Stefanovo (Location: Stefanovo, Al Qurija)
Petro Mohammed FC (Location: Al Qurija, Al Qurija)
Pio FC (Location: Cuori, Juvencus)
Porcara FC (Location: Pomena, Juvencus)
Rivoluzione 1876 FC (Location: Tipoli, Juvencus)
SSC Santo Domenico (Location: Santo Domenico, Juvencus)
SSC Verone (Location: Verone, Juvencus)
U.S Cornaroma (Location: Cornaroma, Juvencus)
USC Cuori (Location: Cuori, Juvencus)
USC Toro (Location: Torona, Juvencus)
USdC Catena (Location: Catena Chained City Union, Juvencus)
Union Pomena (Location: Pomena, Juvencus)
Union Torona (Location: Torona, Juvencus)

[Juvencus]

CAMPIONATO JFA BANCA TORO 2033-34 FIRST HALF REVIEW

MATCHDAY 1

Internazionale Serone 0–1 AS Aguajú
FC Tiscan 0–0 AC Guillermont
U.S Scudelli 1–2 AC Pomena
S.S.C Pacgliari 0–0 Herona Calcio
Odiol Vinceti 1–1 FC Demene
Dortimao FC 0–1 Picgliara Calcio
Toro Calcio 2–3 FC Piluzzi
AC Serone 2–0 S.S.C Vilan
S.S.C Tipoli 0–2 U.S Remeno
AC Picilia 2–0 FC Herone

MATCHDAY 2

AS Aguajú 2–1 FC Herone
U.S Remeno 0–3 AC Picilia
S.S.C Vilan 0–3 S.S.C Tipoli
FC Piluzzi 0–1 AC Serone
Picgliara Calcio 4–0 Toro Calcio
FC Demene 1–1 Dortimao FC
Herona Calcio 2–1 Odiol Vinceti
AC Pomena 4–3 S.S.C Pacgliari
AC Guillermont 3–2 U.S Scudelli
Internazionale Serone 1–0 FC Tiscan

MATCHDAY 3

FC Tiscan 0–1 AS Aguajú
U.S Scudelli 0–0 Internazionale Serone
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–1 AC Guillermont
Odiol Vinceti 1–0 AC Pomena
Dortimao FC 2–3 Herona Calcio
Toro Calcio 0–5 FC Demene
AC Serone 1–3 Picgliara Calcio
S.S.C Tipoli 0–3 FC Piluzzi
AC Picilia 1–1 S.S.C Vilan
FC Herone 1–0 U.S Remeno

MATCHDAY 4

AS Aguajú 2–1 U.S Remeno
S.S.C Vilan 2–1 FC Herone
FC Piluzzi 1–1 AC Picilia
Picgliara Calcio 0–0 S.S.C Tipoli
FC Demene 3–3 AC Serone
Herona Calcio 3–2 Toro Calcio
AC Pomena 4–2 Dortimao FC
AC Guillermont 1–0 Odiol Vinceti
Internazionale Serone 0–3 S.S.C Pacgliari
FC Tiscan 3–2 U.S Scudelli

MATCHDAY 5

U.S Scudelli 3–1 AS Aguajú
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–2 FC Tiscan
Odiol Vinceti 1–0 Internazionale Serone
Dortimao FC 2–4 AC Guillermont
Toro Calcio 0–2 AC Pomena
AC Serone 2–0 Herona Calcio
S.S.C Tipoli 3–0 FC Demene
AC Picilia 1–0 Picgliara Calcio
FC Herone 3–2 FC Piluzzi
U.S Remeno 2–1 S.S.C Vilan

MATCHDAY 6

AS Aguajú 2–0 S.S.C Vilan
FC Piluzzi 3–3 U.S Remeno
Picgliara Calcio 4–4 FC Herone
FC Demene 0–1 AC Picilia
Herona Calcio 3–0 S.S.C Tipoli
AC Pomena 1–0 AC Serone
AC Guillermont 3–1 Toro Calcio
Internazionale Serone 2–1 Dortimao FC
FC Tiscan 0–1 Odiol Vinceti
U.S Scudelli 5–4 S.S.C Pacgliari

MATCHDAY 7
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–3 AS Aguajú
Odiol Vinceti 0–3 U.S Scudelli
Dortimao FC 0–0 FC Tiscan
Toro Calcio 5–0 Internazionale Serone
AC Serone 4–1 AC Guillermont
S.S.C Tipoli 2–2 AC Pomena
AC Picilia 1–3 Herona Calcio
FC Herone 4–4 FC Demene
U.S Remeno 4–5 Picgliara Calcio
S.S.C Vilan 1–1 FC Piluzzi

MATCHDAY 8

AS Aguajú 0–0 FC Piluzzi
Picgliara Calcio 0–1 S.S.C Vilan
FC Demene 1–1 U.S Remeno
Herona Calcio 2–3 FC Herone
AC Pomena 4–3 AC Picilia
AC Guillermont 1–2 S.S.C Tipoli
Internazionale Serone 1–0 AC Serone
FC Tiscan 0–0 Toro Calcio
U.S Scudelli 3–0 Dortimao FC
S.S.C Pacgliari 0–1 Odiol Vinceti

MATCHDAY 9

Odiol Vinceti 0–3 AS Aguajú
Dortimao FC 0–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
Toro Calcio 0–2 U.S Scudelli
AC Serone 0–0 FC Tiscan
S.S.C Tipoli 2–3 Internazionale Serone
AC Picilia 1–2 AC Guillermont
FC Herone 1–2 AC Pomena
U.S Remeno 1–1 Herona Calcio
S.S.C Vilan 0–1 FC Demene
FC Piluzzi 4–2 Picgliara Calcio

MATCHDAY 10

AS Aguajú 2–3 Picgliara Calcio
FC Demene 4–4 FC Piluzzi
Herona Calcio 1–1 S.S.C Vilan
AC Pomena 1–0 U.S Remeno
AC Guillermont 0–1 FC Herone
Internazionale Serone 4–1 AC Picilia
FC Tiscan 0–3 S.S.C Tipoli
U.S Scudelli 3–2 AC Serone
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–1 Toro Calcio
Odiol Vinceti 1–1 Dortimao FC

MATCHDAY 11

Dortimao FC 1–2 AS Aguajú
Toro Calcio 0–0 Odiol Vinceti
AC Serone 3–2 S.S.C Pacgliari
S.S.C Tipoli 3–5 U.S Scudelli
AC Picilia 0–0 FC Tiscan
FC Herone 4–3 Internazionale Serone
U.S Remeno 3–0 AC Guillermont
S.S.C Vilan 0–3 AC Pomena
FC Piluzzi 3–0 Herona Calcio
Picgliara Calcio 1–0 FC Demene

MATCHDAY 12

AS Aguajú 2–1 FC Demene
Herona Calcio 0–0 Picgliara Calcio
AC Pomena 1–4 FC Piluzzi
AC Guillermont 1–1 S.S.C Vilan
Internazionale Serone 0–1 U.S Remeno
FC Tiscan 2–0 FC Herone
U.S Scudelli 1–2 AC Picilia
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–2 S.S.C Tipoli
Odiol Vinceti 1–0 AC Serone
Dortimao FC 2–5 Toro Calcio

MATCHDAY 13

Toro Calcio 0–0 AS Aguajú
AC Serone 5–3 Dortimao FC
S.S.C Tipoli 1–0 Odiol Vinceti
AC Picilia 3–2 S.S.C Pacgliari
FC Herone 2–3 U.S Scudelli
U.S Remeno 2–0 FC Tiscan
S.S.C Vilan 3–0 Internazionale Serone
FC Piluzzi 2–3 AC Guillermont
Picgliara Calcio 2–0 AC Pomena
FC Demene 0–1 Herona Calcio

MATCHDAY 14

AS Aguajú 4–3 Herona Calcio
AC Pomena 5–3 FC Demene
AC Guillermont 0–0 Picgliara Calcio
Internazionale Serone 0–1 FC Piluzzi
FC Tiscan 1–1 S.S.C Vilan
U.S Scudelli 3–2 U.S Remeno
S.S.C Pacgliari 0–0 FC Herone
Odiol Vinceti 0–0 AC Picilia
Dortimao FC 4–2 S.S.C Tipoli
Toro Calcio 3–6 AC Serone

MATCHDAY 15

AC Serone 2–3 AS Aguajú
S.S.C Tipoli 2–2 Toro Calcio
AC Picilia 4–3 Dortimao FC
FC Herone 0–1 Odiol Vinceti
U.S Remeno 2–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
S.S.C Vilan 5–4 U.S Scudelli
FC Piluzzi 0–1 FC Tiscan
Picgliara Calcio 0–1 Internazionale Serone
FC Demene 2–0 AC Guillermont
Herona Calcio 0–1 AC Pomena

MATCHDAY 16

AS Aguajú 6–5 AC Pomena
AC Guillermont 4–3 Herona Calcio
Internazionale Serone 1–0 FC Demene
FC Tiscan 0–5 Picgliara Calcio
U.S Scudelli 2–2 FC Piluzzi
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–1 S.S.C Vilan
Odiol Vinceti 0–0 U.S Remeno
Dortimao FC 1–3 FC Herone
Toro Calcio 2–3 AC Picilia
AC Serone 1–2 S.S.C Tipoli

MATCHDAY 17

S.S.C Tipoli 2–0 AS Aguajú
AC Picilia 1–1 AC Serone
FC Herone 0–1 Toro Calcio
U.S Remeno 4–2 Dortimao FC
S.S.C Vilan 0–0 Odiol Vinceti
FC Piluzzi 2–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
Picgliara Calcio 2–1 U.S Scudelli
FC Demene 1–0 FC Tiscan
Herona Calcio 2–0 Internazionale Serone
AC Pomena 4–2 AC Guillermont

MATCHDAY 18

AS Aguajú 4–5 AC Guillermont
Internazionale Serone 3–5 AC Pomena
FC Tiscan 0–1 Herona Calcio
U.S Scudelli 3–2 FC Demene
S.S.C Pacgliari 0–0 Picgliara Calcio
Odiol Vinceti 1–1 FC Piluzzi
Dortimao FC 2–1 S.S.C Vilan
Toro Calcio 4–4 U.S Remeno
AC Serone 1–1 FC Herone
S.S.C Tipoli 1–0 AC Picilia

MATCHDAY 19
AC Picilia 0–1 AS Aguajú
FC Herone 1–0 S.S.C Tipoli
U.S Remeno 1–1 AC Serone
S.S.C Vilan 1–1 Toro Calcio
FC Piluzzi 0–2 Dortimao FC
Picgliara Calcio 1–0 Odiol Vinceti
FC Demene 3–6 S.S.C Pacgliari
Herona Calcio 4–4 U.S Scudelli
AC Pomena 1–2 FC Tiscan
AC Guillermont 2–1 Internazionale Serone

The return to a Season Visibilis was the best choice the Juven Football Association could have done at this point in time. The tactics of all the teams have developed to a great extent in the Seasons Oscure that previously succeeded and have provided us with a season with a title race that's neck to neck between AC Pomena and an unexpected competitor in AS Aguajú with the latter actually being ahead after a titanic bout between the two in Stadio Electrico. A matchday that featured 11 goals in what could only be described as a goals fiesta with Los Amazones emerging victorious in the last second. What is also of note is AC Guillermont's exceptional performance in the first division, being a newly-promoted side but currently sitting in 5th place, just a place off of the much-contested IFCF qualification spots and two away from the FFI spots, Truppe di Trincea have shown they are a tough side to crack.

This is also a highly offensive league in comparison to other years and it seems like every year teams tend to score even more goals than the years previously. This shift towards more aggressive football can only be attributed to AC Pomena's earlier dominance in the game and through the national team's selection process. Surprisingly, it is not AC Pomena that leads the goalscoring charts currently, but rather its fierce rivals in U.S Scudelli. The defending champions are currently having a hard time defending their championship with recent form being enough proof of their lackluster performances this season. However, being an active contender in the battle for 3rd place, which is a race between Picgliara Calcio, U.S Scudelli, AC Guillermont and even Herone Calcio and AC Picilia, they could see themselves needing to step up their play very soon, if they want to secure any international football for next season.

What has also been a great achievement so far in the season is the lack of fights between fans and the reduction of total damages ever since the country hosted the Independent Associations Cup. Aggressive fans receive higher fines and other types of punishments and good fans are even rewarded for showcasing good behavior on the stands each game. As such a safer and a more embracing atmosphere in all stadiums has been established this season, however there is a long way to go to the prime status the Juven Football Association is seeking.

Serie A Table after the first half:

                             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 AS Aguajú                  19   13   2   4    39   29  +10    41
 2 AC Pomena                  19   13   1   5    47   35  +12    40
 3 Picgliara Calcio           19   10   5   4    33   19  +14    35
 4 U.S Scudelli               19   10   3   6    50   39  +11    33
 5 AC Guillermont             19    9   3   7    33   35   −2    30
 6 Herona Calcio              19    8   5   6    32   29   +3    29
 7 AC Picilia                 19    8   5   6    28   26   +2    29
 8 FC Piluzzi                 19    7   7   5    36   28   +8    28
 9 S.S.C Tipoli               19    8   4   7    30   29   +1    28
10 U.S Remeno                 19    7   6   6    33   29   +4    27
11 AC Serone                  19    7   5   7    35   29   +6    26
12 FC Herone                  19    7   4   8    30   32   −2    25
13 Odiol Vinceti              19    6   7   6    10   14   −4    25
14 Internazionale Serone      19    7   1  11    20   32  −12    22
15 S.S.C Pacgliari            19    5   6   8    34   33   +1    21
16 S.S.C Vilan                19    4   7   8    20   28   −8    19
17 FC Tiscan                  19    4   7   8    11   21  −10    19
18 FC Demene                  19    4   6   9    32   37   −5    18
19 Toro Calcio                19    3   7   9    29   41  −12    16
20 Dortimao FC                19    3   3  13    29   46  −17    12

COPA JUVE BONERE PRELIMINARY ROUND, ROUND OF 32 AND ROUND OF 16

Preliminary Round:

Al Qurija FC 0–1 Union Torona
Cordoba FC 3–1 USC Cuori
AC Rimia 0–2 U.S Cornaroma
AC Melposa 4–1 Athletic Arragoeta
Pio FC 1–2 FC Stefanovo
Rivoluzione 1876 FC 2–3 Union Pomena
SSC Santo Domenico 2–1 SSC Verone
Petro Mohammed FC 2–1 AC Razza

Round of 32:

Picgliara Calcio 5–0 AS Aguajú
Odiol Vinceti 1–0 Dortimao FC
U.S Scudelli 2–0 AC Guillermont
Porcara FC 3–2 S.S.C Vilan
Union Pomena 2–0 U.S Cornaroma
Herona Calcio 4–3 Toro Calcio
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–0 AC Serone
Petro Mohammed FC 2–1 Union Torona
Internazionale Serone 1–0 AC Trata
SSC Santo Domenico 4–1 U.S Remeno
FC Piluzzi 0–1 AC Picilia
AC Melposa 3–1 AC Pomena
USdC Catena 1–4 FC Herone
FC Demene 2–1 S.S.C Tipoli
Cordoba FC 2–4 FC Tiscan
USC Toro 3–2 FC Stefanovo

Round of 16:

Picgliara Calcio 3–1 Odiol Vinceti
U.S Scudelli 1–2 Porcara FC
Union Pomena 2–1 Herona Calcio
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–0 Petro Mohammed FC
Internazionale Serone 0–1 SSC Santo Domenico
AC Picilia 2–1 AC Melposa
FC Herone 2–0 FC Demene
FC Tiscan 1–0 USC Toro

Good lord. All favorites are OUT! The Copa Juve is up for grabs everybody. The reigning champions are out, all favorites are out, former champions are all out. We are going to crown a new champion. Serie B teams have been overperforming this time, as is prevalent by the appearance of 3 Serie B teams in the Quarter-Finals of the competition. This could either be Picgliara Calcio's trophy to take, as they are the most elite team left in the competition, or we could be seeing a Serie B team snatch a trophy Serie A teams usually hoard. The competition is getting exciting as we are approaching its final stages.

SUPERCOPPA JUVE 2033-34

U.S Scudelli 1–1 AC Pomena (1–1 AET) (3–2 pen.)
@ La Frontière, Pomena

The new AC Guillermont ground was used for the Supercoppa Final between the nation's fiercest rivals. A decision deemed a bit unfair by Les géants, who were the only ones who had to travel a big distance to get to the stadium. Those complaints would however turn into celebrations as the reigning Champions of Juvencus would defeat the Cup Winners of Juvencus on penalties and lift the trophy in their own neighborhood.

IFCF and FFI Matches

None recorded, since the league was in season oscure.

[Juvencus]

CAMPIONATO JFA BANCA TORO 2033-34 FINAL REVIEW

MATCHDAY 20

AS Aguajú 1–0 Internazionale Serone
AC Guillermont 0–0 FC Tiscan
AC Pomena 0–2 U.S Scudelli
Herona Calcio 1–3 S.S.C Pacgliari
FC Demene 0–0 Odiol Vinceti
Picgliara Calcio 2–0 Dortimao FC
FC Piluzzi 5–2 Toro Calcio
S.S.C Vilan 0–0 AC Serone
U.S Remeno 2–3 S.S.C Tipoli
FC Herone 3–1 AC Picilia

MATCHDAY 21

FC Herone 1–1 AS Aguajú
AC Picilia 2–2 U.S Remeno
S.S.C Tipoli 5–3 S.S.C Vilan
AC Serone 1–3 FC Piluzzi
Toro Calcio 0–0 Picgliara Calcio
Dortimao FC 0–2 FC Demene
Odiol Vinceti 0–0 Herona Calcio
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–5 AC Pomena
U.S Scudelli 3–4 AC Guillermont
FC Tiscan 1–3 Internazionale Serone

MATCHDAY 22

AS Aguajú 0–0 FC Tiscan
Internazionale Serone 2–2 U.S Scudelli
AC Guillermont 0–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
AC Pomena 3–0 Odiol Vinceti
Herona Calcio 1–1 Dortimao FC
FC Demene 4–1 Toro Calcio
Picgliara Calcio 3–3 AC Serone
FC Piluzzi 1–0 S.S.C Tipoli
S.S.C Vilan 2–1 AC Picilia
U.S Remeno 0–1 FC Herone

MATCHDAY 23

U.S Remeno 2–3 AS Aguajú
FC Herone 4–4 S.S.C Vilan
AC Picilia 0–1 FC Piluzzi
S.S.C Tipoli 0–0 Picgliara Calcio
AC Serone 0–2 FC Demene
Toro Calcio 3–4 Herona Calcio
Dortimao FC 2–4 AC Pomena
Odiol Vinceti 1–0 AC Guillermont
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–0 Internazionale Serone
U.S Scudelli 1–0 FC Tiscan

MATCHDAY 24

AS Aguajú 1–1 U.S Scudelli
FC Tiscan 0–0 S.S.C Pacgliari
Internazionale Serone 0–0 Odiol Vinceti
AC Guillermont 1–3 Dortimao FC
AC Pomena 6–1 Toro Calcio
Herona Calcio 2–4 AC Serone
FC Demene 0–1 S.S.C Tipoli
Picgliara Calcio 2–0 AC Picilia
FC Piluzzi 3–1 FC Herone
S.S.C Vilan 1–3 U.S Remeno

MATCHDAY 25

S.S.C Vilan 0–1 AS Aguajú
U.S Remeno 1–2 FC Piluzzi
FC Herone 1–0 Picgliara Calcio
AC Picilia 2–0 FC Demene
S.S.C Tipoli 2–4 Herona Calcio
AC Serone 2–1 AC Pomena
Toro Calcio 0–1 AC Guillermont
Dortimao FC 2–2 Internazionale Serone
Odiol Vinceti 1–0 FC Tiscan
S.S.C Pacgliari 0–0 U.S Scudelli

MATCHDAY 26

AS Aguajú 1–0 S.S.C Pacgliari
U.S Scudelli 2–0 Odiol Vinceti
FC Tiscan 0–2 Dortimao FC
Internazionale Serone 1–0 Toro Calcio
AC Guillermont 1–3 AC Serone
AC Pomena 4–0 S.S.C Tipoli
Herona Calcio 0–1 AC Picilia
FC Demene 1–0 FC Herone
Picgliara Calcio 3–2 U.S Remeno
FC Piluzzi 2–0 S.S.C Vilan

MATCHDAY 27

FC Piluzzi 0–2 AS Aguajú
S.S.C Vilan 0–1 Picgliara Calcio
U.S Remeno 1–1 FC Demene
FC Herone 0–3 Herona Calcio
AC Picilia 3–3 AC Pomena
S.S.C Tipoli 4–0 AC Guillermont
AC Serone 1–1 Internazionale Serone
Toro Calcio 0–2 FC Tiscan
Dortimao FC 1–5 U.S Scudelli
Odiol Vinceti 0–2 S.S.C Pacgliari

MATCHDAY 28

AS Aguajú 0–2 Odiol Vinceti
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–2 Dortimao FC
U.S Scudelli 3–1 Toro Calcio
FC Tiscan 0–2 AC Serone
Internazionale Serone 1–0 S.S.C Tipoli
AC Guillermont 0–0 AC Picilia
AC Pomena 1–1 FC Herone
Herona Calcio 0–0 U.S Remeno
FC Demene 1–2 S.S.C Vilan
Picgliara Calcio 1–0 FC Piluzzi

MATCHDAY 29

Picgliara Calcio 1–3 AS Aguajú
FC Piluzzi 1–2 FC Demene
S.S.C Vilan 1–5 Herona Calcio
U.S Remeno 3–1 AC Pomena
FC Herone 3–3 AC Guillermont
AC Picilia 2–0 Internazionale Serone
S.S.C Tipoli 1–0 FC Tiscan
AC Serone 0–2 U.S Scudelli
Toro Calcio 2–4 S.S.C Pacgliari
Dortimao FC 1–2 Odiol Vinceti

MATCHDAY 30

AS Aguajú 3–2 Dortimao FC
Odiol Vinceti 2–0 Toro Calcio
S.S.C Pacgliari 0–1 AC Serone
U.S Scudelli 1–0 S.S.C Tipoli
FC Tiscan 0–1 AC Picilia
Internazionale Serone 2–2 FC Herone
AC Guillermont 3–3 U.S Remeno
AC Pomena 0–1 S.S.C Vilan
Herona Calcio 3–3 FC Piluzzi
FC Demene 1–0 Picgliara Calcio

MATCHDAY 31

FC Demene 3–2 AS Aguajú
Picgliara Calcio 1–2 Herona Calcio
FC Piluzzi 3–3 AC Pomena
S.S.C Vilan 0–1 AC Guillermont
U.S Remeno 0–0 Internazionale Serone
FC Herone 1–0 FC Tiscan
AC Picilia 3–4 U.S Scudelli
S.S.C Tipoli 3–2 S.S.C Pacgliari
AC Serone 5–0 Odiol Vinceti
Toro Calcio 2–3 Dortimao FC

MATCHDAY 32

AS Aguajú 0–1 Toro Calcio
Dortimao FC 2–2 AC Serone
Odiol Vinceti 2–3 S.S.C Tipoli
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–0 AC Picilia
U.S Scudelli 3–3 FC Herone
FC Tiscan 3–3 U.S Remeno
Internazionale Serone 1–0 S.S.C Vilan
AC Guillermont 0–2 FC Piluzzi
AC Pomena 4–3 Picgliara Calcio
Herona Calcio 3–1 FC Demene

MATCHDAY 33

Herona Calcio 4–0 AS Aguajú
FC Demene 3–1 AC Pomena
Picgliara Calcio 1–0 AC Guillermont
FC Piluzzi 0–0 Internazionale Serone
S.S.C Vilan 2–1 FC Tiscan
U.S Remeno 3–2 U.S Scudelli
FC Herone 4–5 S.S.C Pacgliari
AC Picilia 0–1 Odiol Vinceti
S.S.C Tipoli 1–1 Dortimao FC
AC Serone 0–2 Toro Calcio

MATCHDAY 34

AS Aguajú 2–1 AC Serone
Toro Calcio 2–2 S.S.C Tipoli
Dortimao FC 2–2 AC Picilia
Odiol Vinceti 0–3 FC Herone
S.S.C Pacgliari 4–3 U.S Remeno
U.S Scudelli 3–2 S.S.C Vilan
FC Tiscan 0–1 FC Piluzzi
Internazionale Serone 2–0 Picgliara Calcio
AC Guillermont 3–1 FC Demene
AC Pomena 4–3 Herona Calcio

MATCHDAY 35

AC Pomena 5–1 AS Aguajú
Herona Calcio 5–3 AC Guillermont
FC Demene 1–1 Internazionale Serone
Picgliara Calcio 2–1 FC Tiscan
FC Piluzzi 2–2 U.S Scudelli
S.S.C Vilan 0–5 S.S.C Pacgliari
U.S Remeno 1–0 Odiol Vinceti
FC Herone 2–0 Dortimao FC
AC Picilia 2–3 Toro Calcio
S.S.C Tipoli 2–0 AC Serone

MATCHDAY 36

AS Aguajú 3–1 S.S.C Tipoli
AC Serone 2–2 AC Picilia
Toro Calcio 3–3 FC Herone
Dortimao FC 2–4 U.S Remeno
Odiol Vinceti 2–1 S.S.C Vilan
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–2 FC Piluzzi
U.S Scudelli 2–1 Picgliara Calcio
FC Tiscan 1–1 FC Demene
Internazionale Serone 0–2 Herona Calcio
AC Guillermont 1–2 AC Pomena


MATCHDAY 37

AC Guillermont 2–5 AS Aguajú
AC Pomena 2–2 Internazionale Serone
Herona Calcio 4–0 FC Tiscan
FC Demene 2–2 U.S Scudelli
Picgliara Calcio 0–0 S.S.C Pacgliari
FC Piluzzi 0–1 Odiol Vinceti
S.S.C Vilan 1–1 Dortimao FC
U.S Remeno 4–2 Toro Calcio
FC Herone 2–4 AC Serone
AC Picilia 1–0 S.S.C Tipoli

MATCHDAY 38

AS Aguajú 2–3 AC Picilia
S.S.C Tipoli 1–0 FC Herone
AC Serone 5–2 U.S Remeno
Toro Calcio 1–1 S.S.C Vilan
Dortimao FC 3–4 FC Piluzzi
Odiol Vinceti 0–2 Picgliara Calcio
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–0 FC Demene
U.S Scudelli 1–3 Herona Calcio
FC Tiscan 1–0 AC Pomena
Internazionale Serone 0–1 AC Guillermont

And this has been quite the wrap up for the Campionato di Juvencus. We have a new winner in AS Aguajú in a surprising turn of events, AC Pomena got really close, only being one point below Los Amazones in the final matchdays of the league. A slip up against AC Picilia meant that The Uhlaner had the chance to get the crown for a 6th time even until the final minute of the last matchday, but FC Tiscan somehow proved to be a top notch side that day, denying them the opportunity to score and win the league altogether. Beside AS Aguajú's surprisingly league victory, we have another new entry in the top 4 of the league with Herona Calcio's impressive display landing them a clutch 4th place finish and their first appearance in IFCF-sanctioned tournaments. It will be interesting to see how this lineup of teams will perform against the big dogs globally.

On the other side of the table, FC Tiscan just could not remain in the safe zone and as such will have to redo the promotion/relegation playoffs against the very side they denied entry to the Serie A for last year. Serie A proved too much for newly-promoted Dortimao who will be returning to Serie B for next season and accompanying them will be Toro Calcio, who have been quite the disappointment throught the entire season.

Final Table:

                             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 AS Aguajú                  38   23   5  10    70   58  +12    74, CAMPEON, ChC, LoV
 2 AC Pomena                  38   22   5  11    96   68  +28    71 CC, LoV
 3 U.S Scudelli               38   20   9   9    91   67  +24    69 CC, CT
 4 Herona Calcio              38   19   9  10    81   57  +24    66 CC
 5 FC Piluzzi                 38   18  11   9    71   51  +20    65 VCI
 6 Picgliara Calcio           38   18   9  11    56   40  +16    63
 7 S.S.C Tipoli               38   17   7  14    59   56   +3    58
 8 AC Serone                  38   15  10  13    71   58  +13    55
 9 S.S.C Pacgliari            38   15   9  14    67   57  +10    54
10 AC Picilia                 38   14  10  14    54   55   −1    52, CWC
11 Odiol Vinceti              38   14  10  14    24   37  −13    52
12 U.S Remeno                 38   13  12  13    72   67   +5    51
13 FC Herone                  38   13  11  14    65   67   −2    50
14 AC Guillermont             38   14   7  17    57   72  −15    49
15 FC Demene                  38   12  11  15    58   59   −1    47
16 Internazionale Serone      38   12  10  16    38   50  −12    46
17 S.S.C Vilan                38    8  11  19    41   66  −25    35
18 FC Tiscan                  38    6  12  20    21   46  −25    30 Relegation playoffs, Relegated
19 Dortimao FC                38    7   9  22    59   87  −28    30 Relegated
20 Toro Calcio                38    6  11  21    55   88  −33    29 Relegated

COPA JUVE BONERE QUARTER-FINALS, SEMI-FINALS AND FINAL

Quarter-finals:

Picgliara Calcio 3–0 Porcara FC
Union Pomena 3–4 S.S.C Pacgliari
SSC Santo Domenico 1–2 AC Picilia
FC Herone 1–2 FC Tiscan

Semi-finals:

Picgliara Calcio 1–2 S.S.C Pacgliari
AC Picilia 1–0 FC Tiscan

Final:

S.S.C Pacgliari 1–2 AC Picilia
@ Il Metropolitano, Tipoli

Oddly enough, finishing mid-table and below increases the chances of a team to win the Copa Juve and bring it home. AC Picilia managed to overcome the early game odds S.S.C Pacgliari laid out on them to secure their first ever Copa Juve victory!

SERIE B

                           Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Porcara FC               38   23   8   7    72   32  +40    77 CAMPEON, Promoted, LBCT
 2 USC Toro                 38   24   3  11    70   42  +28    75 Promoted, LBCT
 3 AC Trata                 38   20  12   6    62   37  +25    72 Promotion Playoffs, Promoted, LBCT
 4 Al Qurija FC             38   19   8  11    52   45   +7    65
 5 FC Stefanovo             38   16  11  11    54   49   +5    59
 6 Rivoluzione 1876 FC      38   15  10  13    53   45   +8    55
 7 Pio FC                   38   14  11  13    47   49   −2    53
 8 AC Razza                 38   15   7  16    60   55   +5    52
 9 USdC Catena              38   13  12  13    44   41   +3    51
10 Athletic Arragoeta       38   14   9  15    53   56   −3    51
11 SSC Santo Domenico       38   14   7  17    48   55   −7    49
12 Union Torona             38   12  13  13    44   51   −7    49
13 AC Melposa               38   14   6  18    43   62  −19    48
14 Cordoba FC               38   12  10  16    42   53  −11    46
15 Petro Mohammed FC        38   12   9  17    42   49   −7    45
16 AC Rimia                 38   13   5  20    51   60   −9    44
17 USC Cuori                38   12   7  19    41   51  −10    43
18 U.S Cornaroma            38   10  10  18    40   52  −12    40
19 Union Pomena             38    9  12  17    35   56  −21    39
20 SSC Verone               38   10   8  20    47   60  −13    38

Promotion/Relegation Playoffs:

FC Tiscan 2–3 AC Trata(2-3)
AC Trata 1–0 FC Tiscan(4-2)

As such, AC Trata get a revenge over FC Tiscan while gaining what they were seeking most, a promotion to the Serie A.

Juvencus(JUE) Qualifiers:
IFCF Champions Cup: AS Aguajú
IFCF Challengers Cup: AC Pomena, U.S Scudelli, Herona Calcio
IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy: Porcara FC, USC Toro, AC Trata
IFCF Cup Winners Cup: AC Picilia

FFI League of Victors: AS Aguajú, AC Pomena
FFI Confederations Trophy: U.S Scudelli
VCIAPP: FC Piluzzi(By merit of being the highest finishing team to not qualify for any IFCF-sanctioned tournaments through placement or Domestic Cup Victory)

[Oscioru]

CAMPIONATO D'OSCIORU SEASON 2033-34

The Campionato D'Oscioru is also back from its old season oscura slumber itself with a big bang. Union Juven's undisputed dominance has come to an end with AC Cutti's dramatic last matchday victory to secure the title over Club Catolica, while Union Juven's chances crumbled. Not to be discouraged though, as they will be representing Oscioru on the world stage come next season.

It was a very defensive league in nature and it was apparent by the safe playing of all teams in the league, including Union Juven who completely dumped their ultra-aggressive gameplay that had secured them the championship multiple times before.

                              Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 AC Cutti                    34   18   6  10    71   47  +24    60, CAMPIONI, ChC, LoV, CWC
 2 Club Catolica               34   18   5  11    54   41  +13    59 CC, LoV
 3 Union Juven                 34   16   8  10    56   41  +15    56 CC, CT
 4 Universidad de Dronghi      34   16   7  11    50   38  +12    55 CC
 5 Universita di Oscioru       34   15   8  11    53   44   +9    53
 6 Union Osce                  34   15   8  11    49   40   +9    53
 7 Cobraloa FC                 34   14   9  11    42   40   +2    51
 8 AC Poma                     34   13  11  10    49   43   +6    50
 9 Canzaria FC                 34   12  12  10    37   35   +2    48
10 Club Otoledo                34   12   8  14    48   52   −4    44
11 Universidad de Sampona      34   11  11  12    41   47   −6    44
12 AS Colparaiso               34   12   8  14    39   45   −6    44
13 Deportivo Magares           34   11   9  14    45   55  −10    42
14 Universita di Poma          34   10  11  13    40   52  −12    41
15 Concepcion United           34   11   7  16    46   56  −10    40
16 AS Odiol Vorona             34    8  13  13    43   49   −6    37
17 Estudiantes Polente         34    8   9  17    33   51  −18    33
18 Calderon FC                 34    8   6  20    35   55  −20    30

COPPA OSCIORU

With that in mind, the Osci Football Association presents to you its very own domestic Cup, the Coppa Oscioru. Long considered obsolete, the OFA has decided to bring it back to provide extra matchdays for the teams and to even perhaps crown more champions domestically to avoid any sort of domestic dominance like in the past, without succeeding as AC Cutti managed to do the double. The format is as such. The last 4-placed teams of the previous season will play in a preliminary round to earn a spot in the round of 16, after that, the format copies other formats.

Preliminary stage:

Concepcion United 1–1 Universita di Oscioru (2–1 AET)
Universita di Poma 0–2 Estudiantes Polente

Round of 16:

Union Osce 0–1 Calderon FC
Estudiantes Polente 2–3 Club Catolica
AS Colparaiso 0–0 Universidad de Sampona (0–0 AET) (4–3 pen.)
Concepcion United 1–2 AC Cutti
Union Juven 0–1 Universidad de Dronghi
Canzaria FC 3–1 Cobraloa FC
AC Poma 3–2 Club Otoledo
AS Odiol Vorona 1–0 Deportivo Magares

Quarter-Finals:

Calderon FC 0–2 Club Catolica
AS Colparaiso 1–1 AC Cutti (1–2 AET)
Universidad de Dronghi 0–4 Canzaria FC
AC Poma 3–1 AS Odiol Vorona

Semi-finals:

Club Catolica 1–1 AC Cutti (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.)
Canzaria FC 0–0 AC Poma (1–1 AET) (4–3 pen.)

Final:

AC Cutti 3–1 Canzaria FC

Oscioru(OSC) Qualifiers:
primary association, puppet of Juvencus
IFCF Champions Cup: AC Cutti
IFCF Challengers Cup: Club Catolica, Union Juven, Universidad de Dronghi
IFCF Cup Winners Cup: AC Cutti

FFI League of Victors: AC Cutti, Club Catolica
FFI Confederations Trophy: Union Juven

[Juvencus]

CAMPIONATO JFA BANCA TORO 2034-35 PREVIEW

With la squadra's 3rd place finish in the Cup of Harmony, all eyes are turning back to the domestic league and how the teams will perform for this year. There is no structural change for the Campionato this time around by the Juven Football Association and instead, the focus will shift towards maintaining a better pitch safety and a higher fan attendance than last year. With that said, a transfer ban for foreigners not from Al Qurija, Oscioru, Montagnaverde and the various Juven territories across the multiverse is still in effect. In the meanwhile, a number of teams have moved to bigger and better stadiums, more reflective of the size of them as teams and of Juvencus in general and the focus will shift towards the improvement of football from their part.

However, a change in how the Copa Juve will be hosted was announced with randomised group stages being announced. With 8 groups of 5 in a single round-robin format, the top 2 sides will move onto the round of 16 in the knockout stage to then crown the future Copa Juve champion. Without further ado, here's some information about the teams below.

Club: AC Trata
Nickname: i Caroneri
Manager: Manuel Zangari(Age 52)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: L'Aranconetta, Trata(Capacity: 16,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★ Reputation:★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Serviggieri Motors(Vehicles)
Rivals: AC Guillermont(main)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: The AC Trata fanbase are known for being ruthless damage dealers and heavy cussers, as well as being very vocal against the Holy Emperor, living in the nearest major center to the capital which holds an anti-Emperor stance. As such, blasphemies and outright treasonous behavior is to be expected by them. L'Aranconetta, the team's home is also known as one of the most fragile and packed stadiums in the nation as well, any team stepping on their ground should expect the unexpected at any time.
Background:
Last season's finish: Serie B, 3rd place(Won promotion playoffs)

Club: USC Toro
Nickname: Gli Tauri
Manager: Mauro Cardozo(Age 45)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Torre di Toro, Torona(Capacity: 26,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: AquaToro(Beverages, Investment & Gaming)
Rivals: Toro Calcio(main and city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: With most of its fanbase being royalists, USC Toro is known to be one of the safer clubs to support. With the support of AquaToro's finances, the influx of fans coming from other parts of the Torona area are being dubbed as "plastics" which is something to watch out for this club and how much support it really has.
Background: Team created by royalists of Torona as a representation of them as a minority at the time of the team's creation. Eventually more and more people started to support in the city after its successes in the footballing antiquity of Juvencus. Despite the initial setback of AquaToro's newest franchise, an instant rise back to the Campionato will see the team fighting to see itself back at the top of Juvencus.
Last season's finish: Serie B, 2nd(Instant promotion)

Club: Porcara FC
Nickname: Les Dauphins
Manager: Xavier Ermacora(Age 55)
Formation: 5-2-3
Ground: Monte Grande, Pomena(Capacity: 15,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: Regnum(Music streaming)
Rivals: AC Pomena(city), U.S Remeno(city), AC Guillermont(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 1 Serie B Championship
Culture: A leftist club with a cultural meant to strike at the populists of Remeno and the against the royalists of Pomena. They are very politically involved, yet contained to the small Porcara quartier, known to have had majority leftist Scudelliano immigrants since the 1910s.
Background: In a city as big and cosmopolitan as Pomena is, it is hard to encapsulate everyone's attention, no matter the size of your team. Porcara FC is the smaller and newer side of the 3 representatives of the city, created by left-leaning workers and partiers alike. It was created initially as a resistance to the more royalist AC Pomena side and the more populist U.S Remeno side but eventually found support in all walks of life as the little menace who can cause serious trouble.
Last season's finish: Serie B Champions!(Instant promotion)

Club: S.S.C Vilan
Nickname: Gli Agricoltori
Manager: Emmanuel Cabaret(Age 56)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Stadio de la Santa Cantarina, Vilan(Capacity:26,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Loyola Enterprise(Food & drinks)
Rivals: None, yet universally despised
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: While the atmosphere of the Stadio de la Santa Catarina is unmatched by most, if not all stadiums in the nation. Smokes matching the team's colors, which have now changed to light green to better fit the city's location in a lush area and its neon green nightlife. Other than that, they overdo it with that same support and while they do not necessarily fight with anyone, they come off as really stuck up to everyone else.
Background: S.S.C Vilan was originally known as AgroVilan, as it was created as a sports association for farmers in the extremely fertile side of Pomena valley around Vilan and the Concordo river. This has given a very villager-like reputation to the team nationwide, not indicative of its pre-modern era dominance. The team is also known to be over-reliant on youth products and not normally looking elsewhere and especially abroad for too many of their transfers.
Last season's finish: 17th

Club: Internazionale Serone
Nickname: InterSe
Manager: Jovan Petkovic(Age 52)
Formation: 4-4-2
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: Capdevilla(Communications)
Rivals: AC Serone(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: A diverse, very international fanbase. Extremely likeable people and it also shows in the atmosphere of the Stadio Orione, performance does not matter as much having a safe, yet electifying stadium accepting of people from literally everywhere regardless of class or other mainstream group.
Background: Founded in the very busy and international Revoda Sea port of Serone, InterSe's history is long being one of the first clubs to ever be founded in Juvencus. Being in the 2nd largest heart of Revoda Sea trade in Juvencus, after Pomena, Serone has always been host to people of all walks of life from every side of the country. The team was founded 2 months after more localised side AC Serone was founded as a representative of the merchants, the dockyard workers and pretty much everyone else who felt unrepresented in the classes of Serone in the late 19th century. It enjoyed pretty heavy success in the 20th and early 21st centuries, winning a series of local tournaments and cups but in the modern era the team has not produced the same performances. Nevertheless, it is still a larger-than-life representation.
Last season's finish: 16th

Club: FC Demene
Nickname: Les Vandales
Manager: Gianmarco Jordà(Age 51)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Stade de Liberté, Demene(Capacity: 11,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★★ Youth team:★★
Sponsor: BancDem(Banking & finance)
Rivals: AC Picilia(main)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: One of the most violent fanbases in the nation. Hardline french language speakers from a borderlands region known to raise tough people. Most negative stereotypes about Juven fanbases can be attributed to them. Homophobia, mean chants, property damage, all common attritubes of the fanbase and it is also something the club itself openly embraces. This fan culture has brought the club itself at odds with the Juven Football Association.
Background: Demene is an industrial frontier city on the western side of Juvencus, that for a long time has been subjected to Italophone Juven and Osci influences and discrimination, such as signs solely in Italian, Italian-language speakers getting positions of power and being hired more easily at work, among other things in its French-speaking populace. This is something they have since not forgiven the Juven or Osci governments for, which still have not issued any formal apologies for the mistreatment of the locals. For that reason, resentment has grown in the local populace and as news of the creation of the Juven Campionato came to light, Demenois people joined forces to have a team that is representative of their voice of reason, according to them. Every french-speaking inhabitant of Demene follows this team with extreme aggression.
Last season's finish: 15th

Club: AC Guillermont
Nickname: Truppe Di Trincea
Manager: Lodovico Ventura(Age 53)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: La Frontière, Pomena(Capacity: 40,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★★★
Sponsor: Organisation du Juvénisme Pacifiste(For-Profit Organisation)
Rivals: AC Trata(main), AC Pomena(City), U.S Remeno(City), Porcara FC(City)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 1 Serie B Championship
Culture: Club culture is a bit more indie than the rest of the Pomena-based clubs. Based in the historical side of Guillermont, there's a touch of refined class about the fanbase but there is also a surge of fans who just do not want to side up with AC Pomena nor do they want to support a side that is way too far away from Guillermont. As such, the club has a lot of funds to cover up and a relatively large fanbase. They are also a pacifist Juvenist club, as it is funded by the OJP.
Background: AC Guillermont created by high-class citizens that funded the Unification War effort just a few years after the war finished. Anti-monarchist, yet Juvenist in nature, it got a lot of support from high-class citizens who also funded the war efforts, yet received nothing in return after the war ended or by former soldiers that felt neglected by the Holy Emperor.
Last season's finish: 14th

Club: FC Herone
Nickname: Les Sabreurs
Manager: Philippe Charlot(Age 66)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Stade Saint-Nazaire, Herone(Capacity: 15,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Cueil - Air Travel(Transportation)
Rivals: Herona Calcio(main and city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: FC Herone's fans are another breed of human, for a good reason. They are the most aggressive fanbase in the nation, tied to their Francophony to a big extent. Will not hesitate to break property if need be, especially of any Italophone and god save whoever calls Herone Herona. While not as offensive in their chants as the FC Demene fans, FC Herone fans are the biggest property breakers in the nation and you will meet a lot of their graffities in the city of Herone(or Herona, depending on what side you prefer most).
Background: It is Herone and not Herona and that is what the hardcore Francophones of Herone, who created a team to represent them and their aspiration in all matters sport. While in the starting stages only italian names were allowed, the side was known as AC Herona, which is something they despised to the core, changing it to FC Herone in later years as a sort of protest against the government. Their fanbase and the club's management all support far-right Francophone movements which they believe show their harsh treatment by the Italophones in the past, truth be told it is all for free violence.
Last season's finish: 13th

Club: U.S Remeno
Nickname: Remeniotti Carabinieri
Manager: Kerrie Grant(Age 62)
Formation: 3-4-2-1
Ground: Nuovo Stadio della Popolazione, Remeno(Capacity: 51,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Upsol(Foods & drinks)
Rivals: AS Aguajú(main), Odiol Vinceti(secondary), AC Pomena(city), Porcara FC(city), AC Guillermont(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: A left-wing populist fanbase created initiated by the efforts of former merchants and the descendants thereof. Very anti-monarchical and one of the true bastions against any sort of class clash in the nation. Also many other working class individuals and especially fishermen are supporters of the side.
Background: U.S Remeno is the 2nd oldest club in the nation's history, founded by returning merchants from Quebec as a consequence of even learning about the sport in the first place in the sports-crazed nation. Over time it has become a more left-leaning club and quite anti-monarchist to the point a lot of its fans and important people have been described as treasonous by the royalist fans across town in AC Pomena as well as their fiercest rivals from across the nation, AS Aguajú.
Last season's finish: 12th

Club: Odiol Vinceti
Nickname: Gli Oligarchi
Manager: Luciano Gacinovic(Age 53)
Formation: 4-5-1
Ground: Vinceti Catedral, Vinceti(Capacity: 53,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Odiol(Automobile & Ship manufacturing)
Rivals: U.S Remeno(secondary)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: Megacorporation-owned Odiol Vinceti's fanbase is known to be very content with the money they have received over the years. Aside from that they are really discontent with their club's ventures in the upper side of the table but just off the IFCF and FFI spots. They are very internationalised due to Odiol's ventures in multiple spots arounds the multiverse. Also very popular with shipyard workers, they are not afraid to get down and dirty if shit goes down.
Background: Originally found by shipyard workers as AC Vinceti, the side found limited, mild success without any major accolade of sorts. It mostly served as a representative of the eastern side of Juvencus and eventually saw all its stocks and holdings purchased by Odiol overnight. They gave the club a massive overhaul such as a new name and identity and gave it a strong budget(of over 200 million juven pesos) that it still has no idea how to use.
Last season's finish: 11th

Club: AC Picilia
Nickname: La Cuore
Manager: Nestor Chryasor(Age 51)
Formation: 4-2-3-1
Ground: Stadio di San Valentino, Cuori(Capacity: 40,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: Apolloniata(Clothing brand)
Rivals: FC Demene(main)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 1 Copa Juve
Culture: AC Picilia's fanbase is very peculiar in the sense that it embraces punk culture, which is very much spread around its native Cuori. The fans are the most infamous questional substances abusers in the nation and give the Stadio di San Valentino a very special vibe, unlike many others. There is however, a more wholesome side to the fanbase which means there's a big chasm between the two groups, who nonetheless powerfully support their favourite club.
Background: The unity of Cuori caravan owners, AC Picilia is one of the very few representatives of the desert and as such, have a huge following in the entirety of the desert, being its only major team. Other than that, a very big fixation with love has been a theme of all club owners for an irrelevant reason, not knowing where that could come from.
Last season's finish: 10th

Club: S.S.C Pacgliari
Nickname: Os Unidos
Manager: Guilherme Lopetegui(Age 60)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Estádio da Concepção, Pacgliari(Capacity: 17,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★
Sponsor: Alva(Drinks & beverages)
Rivals: Dortimao FC(City)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: A melting pot of the classes, there is no division no matter if it is language, income, political views, race or religion. This team embraces one and all. Despite the consumption of questionable substances, the liveliness and unity of the fanbase give the team a good view as a whole and the Estádio da Concepção brings out one of the most majestic atmospheres out of any stadium for that reason.
Background: Originally a team consisting of unionist military veterans from the second great war of unification, the team has been dubbed as Os Unidos for that reason and for being a unifying factor between the large chasm of all the new classes of the infant nation that Juvencus was at the time of the team's creation. Not necessarily a powerful team always, but sometimes it was definitely up there causing massive upsets.
Last season's finish: 9th

Club: AC Serone
Nickname: I Revodesi
Manager: Anthony Aveiro(Age 55)
Formation: 3-4-3
Ground: Il Porto, Serone(Capacity: 40,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Oblisteria(Entertainment)
Rivals: Internazionale Serone(city), AC Pomena(main)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 2 Campionato Juvencus
Culture: AC Serone is known to have a captivating and very internationalised fanbase that drags a lot of people along with them. Though not as potent as InterSe's fanbase, I Revodesi are always pulling through with some success to show for it. It is also a fanbase consisting mostly of workers somehow connected to the sea or some heavy industry or even traders. The team's success have allowed it to grow immensely throught the past few years.
Background: The very first team to be founded in Serone and one of the first in the nation to be founded in general after Quebecois merchants brought the sport to the nation in the late 19th century. It was initially founded, supposedely, for the representation of everyone in Serone. Truth be told it was very much beneficial to merchants and traders than other classes of the city which led to the creation of the rival side, Internazionale Serone just 2 months after. AC Serone is historically a dominant club and is the only club in the modern era to not be named AC Pomena to lift the Campionato, which gives their name a certain weight much above the rest of the clubs in the league and more on par with AC Pomena itself, despite being more overshadowed by its success.
Last season's finish: 8th

Club: S.S.C Tipoli
Nickname: Los Jaguares
Manager: Antoine De Juste(Age 47)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Il Metropolitano, Tipoli(Capacity: 40,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: The Wharf(Ship manufacturing)
Rivals: None, yet every maritime club of the west
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 1 Copa Juve, 1 Supercopa Juve
Culture: S.S.C Tipoli possesses one of the cockiest and most pompous fanbases out there and also one of the most provocative. The lack of a true rival has made them resort to being rude and jealous of every other maritime side's success and as such they like to rub their own recent victories to their faces whenever possible.
Background: A team made by dockyard workers in the harbour of Tipoli that slowly came to represent the city. Historically one of the strongest sides of the league and this has gone on in the modern era, despite some hiccups here and there. Everything maritime related is the club's joy and the club management shows a lot of support for every maritime trade treaty there is out there, especially ones that benefit the city of Tipoli.
Last season's finish: 7th

Club: Picgliara Calcio
Nickname: I Sagittari
Manager: Robert Lambert(Age 59)
Formation: 5-2-3
Ground: Stadio Compagna, Scudelli(Capacity: 37,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Lerosa TV(Television channel)
Rivals: U.S Scudelli(city), FC Piluzzi(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: Happy-go-lucky fanbase, with an optimistic outlook on everything, despite their team playing the most defensive, boring football in the nation. An intense supportiveness for their club is descriptive of them as they go all in and give its new home, the Stadio Compagna an atmosphere that most stadiums in the world cannot match.
Background: Wine-producing fields in Scudelli attracted a lot of farmers from all over the nation and as the years passed by, Scudelli's wine-makers decided to make their own representative side. While not known for talented players or success, hard work and a very morale-destroying defensive playing, the hardest to get past in the nation have been enough to give the side its well-deserved notoriety.
Last season's finish: 6th

Club: FC Piluzzi
Nickname: La Nuovoviola
Manager: Cesare Ajello(Age 48)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: PegAssus Arena, Port-Pegassu(Capacity: 43,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★★★
Sponsor: Demichelli's Pizzeria(Food & Drinks)
Rivals: U.S Scudelli(city), Picgliara Calcio(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 1 Copa Juve
Culture: A fanbase that is very in-your-face about its achievements, no matter if there is a slump on appearances or not. They will remind you that one victory in the first Copa Juve to ever take place. Nothing else of value, however.
Background: Port-Pegasu is a very large, affluent coastal city of 4 million people conjoined to much larger Scudelli(and accounts to its statistical area) and it consists of its largest port and business district. While in the day-to-day life there is a big split between dockyard workers and business men who keep everything running in the area, FC Piluzzi was created to mostly close the gap to the bigger threats of other, larger cities, such as Scudelli itself and Pomena of which former's fanbases tried to lure Port-Pegassu people in, with no success. The team was known for its light blue attire and conservative style of playing, however under this new management & ownership, this identity is switching to a purple attire and a mysterious new style of play nobody has any idea about.
Last season's finish: 5th

Club: Herona Calcio
Nickname: Truppe del Deserto
Manager: Davide Aligheri(Age 55)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Staglio Degli Heroi, Herona(Capacity: 12,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: Planetta Oil(Oil company)
Rivals: FC Herone(main and city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Culture: Fight-friendly group, ready to throw hands with literally every fanbase and especially that of their cross-city french-speaking rivals of FC Herone. They do not believe in any systematic oppression of their rivals and believe it is all utter bullshit. Staglio Degli Heroi and the surrounding area are scary areas to be, especially as a french-language speaker, approach with caution. Tl;dr: Far right support, do not be fooled.
Background: The Italian-language representative of Herona and not Herone, as the Italian-speaking fans will correct you very aggressively. Herona Calcio is one of the most politically-aligned teams in the nation, known to fund and support all far-right and italian-language nationalist parties of their region. While the team's ultras carry major fights, the team has always played a relatively offensive style of football even in the more defensive eras of Juven football. Not necessarily successful ever, they always follow their goals to have their ideals not just heard, but enforced, at least in their own side of the city, il Quartiere, as it's known. The Stadio Degli Heroi is sort of like a temple to them, opposing and neutral fans are mostly not allowed unless the ultras of the club deem fit.
Last season's finish: 4th

Club: U.S Scudelli
Nickname: Les géants
Manager: Gael Gaetan(Age 46)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Il Scudelliano, Scudelli(Capacity: 55,000)(New expansion!)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★★★★
Sponsor: Goamarca(Supermarket & Hypermarket Chain)
Rivals: AC Pomena(main), AS Aguajú(secondary), FC Piluzzi(city), Picgliara Calcio(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 1 Campionato Juvencus, 1 Copa Juve, 1 Supercopa Juve
Culture: The most liberal fanbase in Juvencus, with a view of Panjuvenism that is much different than the rest of the nation and might feel threatening even to the crown. Secular people from all walks of life have come to support the enormous club that is U.S Scudelli and watch them become what they are destined to become.
Background: Team created by bitter descendants of Scudelliano soldiers who fought during the unification war in the side of the Independentists. Team slowly turned into Scudelli and the whole East's representation in the now unified nation, with ideals that turned from bitter resentment to more liberal and free. The team was very successful in the pre-modern era while it has not been too bad in the modern era, with a Copa Juve victory to show for it in an otherwise disastrous season.
Last season's finish: 3rd

Club: AC Pomena
Nickname: The Uhlaner
Manager: Pietro Ancelotti(Age 62)
Formation: 3-4-3
Ground: Stadio Gianluca IV, Pomena(Capacity: 85,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★★★★
Sponsor: RAPOM(Broadcasting & Entertainment)
Rivals: U.S Scudelli(main), AC Serone(main), AS Aguajú(secondary), U.S Remeno(city), Porcara FC(city), AC Guillermont(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 5 Campionato Juvencus, 2 Copa Juve
Culture: Royalists dominate the ranks of AC Pomena's fanbase, situated in the heartland of the monarchy as a whole. It is the most representative fanbase of the nation as well as the largest and the only fanbase to be internationalised by the team's successes rather than by the efforts of the fans themselves. The support they showcase is haunting and intimidating on the pitch, battle cries for chants, drums, vuvuzelas, waves all around the stadium all provide for a beautiful atmosphere at the phenomenal Stadio Gianluca IV.
Background: The very first team to be created in the nation in 1893 by Pomenienze merchants who came back from a voyage to Quebec and returned with this brand new and beautiful sport and idea in mind. Royalist in nature, it is naturally also the Holy Emperor's favorite team and with it, all his supporters find solace and relation to him through the team. Though illegal for any powerful politicians(Parlamento Reale representatives + the royal family) to fund any teams, his support for the team has garnered the support of millions of Juven both in Juvencus and abroad. The most successful team of the modern era and in general, it has 5 Campionato victories, most won by any team and a Copa Juve victory, being the only team to have won the double and also the only team to have ever qualified to the group and knockout stages of a major IFCF tournament.
Last season's finish: 2nd

Club: AS Aguajú
Nickname: Los Amazones
Manager: Urano Berpitulli(Age 54)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: (Stadio Electrico, Aguajú(Capacity: 34,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: Adelmercato(Supermarket Chain) + its own fanbase
Rivals: U.S Remeno(main), AC Pomena(secondary), U.S Scudelli(secondary)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 1 Campionato Juvencus
Culture: Absolute devotion and loyalty to the club and its causes is what describes the fanbase of the border town team. A fanbase so Juven that it has a superior complex over fanbases of other, larger clubs from the other side of the nation, describing them as "fake". However, the fact the fanbase itself funds most of the club's undertakings has given them an admirable reputation everywhere in the nation, except Remeno of course.
Background: Aguajú's sensitive location on the borderline to Oscioru and an overlapping Juven/Osci region in general has brought sensitivies of nationalism much greater than in other spots around the country. While the basis of language and religion is not really a barrier, the basis of Juven national consciousness has been a thought in the backs of the heads of AS Aguajú's fanbase. Created by the 2nd Aguajú Artillery Division in the post-unification years, the team has always had a militant character in regards to how it always takes what it wants because it has known no other way. This might result in a lot of the team or fanbase statements to be over the top and overcompensating in order to prove how Juven they really are. Which undoubtedly, the side has done a great job showcasing.
Last season's finish: Champions!

Serie B:

AC Melposa (Location: Melposa, Juvencus)
AC Razza (Location: Razza, Juvencus)
AC Rimia (Location: Rimia, Juvencus)
Al Qurija FC (Location: Al Qurija, Al Qurija)
Athletic Arragoeta (Location: Pomena, Juvencus)
Cordoba FC (Location: Cordoba, Juvencus)
Dortimao FC (Location: Pacgliari, Juvencus)
FC Stefanovo (Location: Stefanovo, Al Qurija)
FC Tiscan (Location: Tiscan, Juvencus)
Petro Mohammed FC (Location: Al Qurija, Al Qurija)
Pio FC (Location: Cuori, Juvencus)
Rivoluzione 1876 FC (Location: Tipoli, Juvencus)
SSC Santo Domenico (Location: Santo Domenico, Juvencus)
SSC Verone (Location: Verone, Juvencus)
Toro Calcio (Location: Torona, Juvencus)
U.S Cornaroma (Location: Cornaroma, Juvencus)
USC Cuori (Location: Cuori, Juvencus)
USdC Catena (Location: Catena Chained City Union, Juvencus)
Union Pomena (Location: Pomena, Juvencus)
Union Torona (Location: Torona, Juvencus)

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CAMPIONATO JFA BANCA TORO 2034-35 FIRST HALF REVIEW

MATCHDAY 1

U.S Remeno 1–1 AC Pomena
AC Guillermont 2–3 AC Serone
FC Demene 1–2 FC Herone
S.S.C Tipoli 3–0 AC Trata
S.S.C Vilan 0–0 Picgliara Calcio
AC Picilia 1–2 AS Aguajú
Porcara FC 0–1 Odiol Vinceti
USC Toro 3–2 Herona Calcio
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–0 Internazionale Serone
FC Piluzzi 2–0 U.S Scudelli

MATCHDAY 2

AC Pomena 3–2 U.S Scudelli
Internazionale Serone 0–2 FC Piluzzi
Herona Calcio 3–4 S.S.C Pacgliari
Odiol Vinceti 1–1 USC Toro
AS Aguajú 2–1 Porcara FC
Picgliara Calcio 2–4 AC Picilia
AC Trata 4–0 S.S.C Vilan
FC Herone 1–1 S.S.C Tipoli
AC Serone 4–3 FC Demene
U.S Remeno 1–2 AC Guillermont

MATCHDAY 3

AC Guillermont 1–2 AC Pomena
FC Demene 2–1 U.S Remeno
S.S.C Tipoli 2–2 AC Serone
S.S.C Vilan 0–1 FC Herone
AC Picilia 1–0 AC Trata
Porcara FC 1–1 Picgliara Calcio
USC Toro 2–3 AS Aguajú
S.S.C Pacgliari 0–1 Odiol Vinceti
FC Piluzzi 1–1 Herona Calcio
U.S Scudelli 1–1 Internazionale Serone

MATCHDAY 4

AC Pomena 0–1 Internazionale Serone
Herona Calcio 1–2 U.S Scudelli
Odiol Vinceti 0–0 FC Piluzzi
AS Aguajú 4–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
Picgliara Calcio 0–0 USC Toro
AC Trata 3–2 Porcara FC
FC Herone 4–4 AC Picilia
AC Serone 2–3 S.S.C Vilan
U.S Remeno 5–2 S.S.C Tipoli
AC Guillermont 3–3 FC Demene

MATCHDAY 5

FC Demene 2–1 AC Pomena
S.S.C Tipoli 0–0 AC Guillermont
S.S.C Vilan 2–0 U.S Remeno
AC Picilia 1–1 AC Serone
Porcara FC 0–1 FC Herone
USC Toro 2–2 AC Trata
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–0 Picgliara Calcio
FC Piluzzi 1–3 AS Aguajú
U.S Scudelli 1–0 Odiol Vinceti
Internazionale Serone 1–1 Herona Calcio

MATCHDAY 6

AC Pomena 3–3 Herona Calcio
Odiol Vinceti 0–0 Internazionale Serone
AS Aguajú 4–2 U.S Scudelli
Picgliara Calcio 0–0 FC Piluzzi
AC Trata 0–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
FC Herone 1–1 USC Toro
AC Serone 3–3 Porcara FC
U.S Remeno 3–4 AC Picilia
AC Guillermont 0–1 S.S.C Vilan
FC Demene 1–1 S.S.C Tipoli

MATCHDAY 7

S.S.C Tipoli 2–1 AC Pomena
S.S.C Vilan 1–1 FC Demene
AC Picilia 1–0 AC Guillermont
Porcara FC 1–4 U.S Remeno
USC Toro 2–3 AC Serone
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–1 FC Herone
FC Piluzzi 2–1 AC Trata
U.S Scudelli 0–1 Picgliara Calcio
Internazionale Serone 2–0 AS Aguajú
Herona Calcio 2–2 Odiol Vinceti

MATCHDAY 8

AC Pomena 1–0 Odiol Vinceti
AS Aguajú 4–2 Herona Calcio
Picgliara Calcio 0–3 Internazionale Serone
AC Trata 1–3 U.S Scudelli
FC Herone 1–2 FC Piluzzi
AC Serone 1–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
U.S Remeno 2–3 USC Toro
AC Guillermont 4–5 Porcara FC
FC Demene 0–1 AC Picilia
S.S.C Tipoli 0–0 S.S.C Vilan

MATCHDAY 9

S.S.C Vilan 0–3 AC Pomena
AC Picilia 1–2 S.S.C Tipoli
Porcara FC 2–3 FC Demene
USC Toro 1–0 AC Guillermont
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–1 U.S Remeno
FC Piluzzi 2–2 AC Serone
U.S Scudelli 4–0 FC Herone
Internazionale Serone 1–1 AC Trata
Herona Calcio 2–1 Picgliara Calcio
Odiol Vinceti 0–1 AS Aguajú

MATCHDAY 10

AC Pomena 2–0 AS Aguajú
Picgliara Calcio 1–0 Odiol Vinceti
AC Trata 1–1 Herona Calcio
FC Herone 3–1 Internazionale Serone
AC Serone 1–2 U.S Scudelli
U.S Remeno 2–0 FC Piluzzi
AC Guillermont 1–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
FC Demene 1–3 USC Toro
S.S.C Tipoli 1–1 Porcara FC
S.S.C Vilan 1–0 AC Picilia

MATCHDAY 11

AC Picilia 3–1 AC Pomena
Porcara FC 1–2 S.S.C Vilan
USC Toro 2–4 S.S.C Tipoli
S.S.C Pacgliari 0–0 FC Demene
FC Piluzzi 2–3 AC Guillermont
U.S Scudelli 4–0 U.S Remeno
Internazionale Serone 3–2 AC Serone
Herona Calcio 1–2 FC Herone
Odiol Vinceti 1–0 AC Trata
AS Aguajú 1–0 Picgliara Calcio

MATCHDAY 12

AC Pomena 1–3 Picgliara Calcio
AC Trata 1–0 AS Aguajú
FC Herone 0–0 Odiol Vinceti
AC Serone 1–2 Herona Calcio
U.S Remeno 2–2 Internazionale Serone
AC Guillermont 2–3 U.S Scudelli
FC Demene 0–1 FC Piluzzi
S.S.C Tipoli 0–0 S.S.C Pacgliari
S.S.C Vilan 3–3 USC Toro
AC Picilia 2–5 Porcara FC

MATCHDAY 13

Porcara FC 4–6 AC Pomena
USC Toro 2–0 AC Picilia
S.S.C Pacgliari 0–1 S.S.C Vilan
FC Piluzzi 1–3 S.S.C Tipoli
U.S Scudelli 2–2 FC Demene
Internazionale Serone 4–2 AC Guillermont
Herona Calcio 4–2 U.S Remeno
Odiol Vinceti 1–2 AC Serone
AS Aguajú 0–2 FC Herone
Picgliara Calcio 1–1 AC Trata

MATCHDAY 14

AC Pomena 0–0 AC Trata
FC Herone 3–1 Picgliara Calcio
AC Serone 2–2 AS Aguajú
U.S Remeno 0–0 Odiol Vinceti
AC Guillermont 3–0 Herona Calcio
FC Demene 0–3 Internazionale Serone
S.S.C Tipoli 4–4 U.S Scudelli
S.S.C Vilan 1–1 FC Piluzzi
AC Picilia 0–0 S.S.C Pacgliari
Porcara FC 2–3 USC Toro

MATCHDAY 15

USC Toro 4–4 AC Pomena
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–1 Porcara FC
FC Piluzzi 3–1 AC Picilia
U.S Scudelli 2–0 S.S.C Vilan
Internazionale Serone 0–0 S.S.C Tipoli
Herona Calcio 3–0 FC Demene
Odiol Vinceti 1–0 AC Guillermont
AS Aguajú 4–2 U.S Remeno
Picgliara Calcio 0–1 AC Serone
AC Trata 0–1 FC Herone

MATCHDAY 16

AC Pomena 4–3 FC Herone
AC Serone 0–1 AC Trata
U.S Remeno 1–0 Picgliara Calcio
AC Guillermont 1–1 AS Aguajú
FC Demene 0–1 Odiol Vinceti
S.S.C Tipoli 1–3 Herona Calcio
S.S.C Vilan 2–3 Internazionale Serone
AC Picilia 2–1 U.S Scudelli
Porcara FC 1–1 FC Piluzzi
USC Toro 4–3 S.S.C Pacgliari

MATCHDAY 17

S.S.C Pacgliari 0–0 AC Pomena
FC Piluzzi 3–5 USC Toro
U.S Scudelli 2–0 Porcara FC
Internazionale Serone 1–3 AC Picilia
Herona Calcio 3–0 S.S.C Vilan
Odiol Vinceti 2–0 S.S.C Tipoli
AS Aguajú 0–2 FC Demene
Picgliara Calcio 2–1 AC Guillermont
AC Trata 3–4 U.S Remeno
FC Herone 5–2 AC Serone

MATCHDAY 18

AC Pomena 5–3 AC Serone
U.S Remeno 3–5 FC Herone
AC Guillermont 0–1 AC Trata
FC Demene 0–1 Picgliara Calcio
S.S.C Tipoli 3–0 AS Aguajú
S.S.C Vilan 2–1 Odiol Vinceti
AC Picilia 1–2 Herona Calcio
Porcara FC 0–0 Internazionale Serone
USC Toro 2–2 U.S Scudelli
S.S.C Pacgliari 5–3 FC Piluzzi

MATCHDAY 19

FC Piluzzi 3–2 AC Pomena
U.S Scudelli 2–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
Internazionale Serone 0–1 USC Toro
Herona Calcio 3–1 Porcara FC
Odiol Vinceti 0–0 AC Picilia
AS Aguajú 3–2 S.S.C Vilan
Picgliara Calcio 2–2 S.S.C Tipoli
AC Trata 0–1 FC Demene
FC Herone 4–2 AC Guillermont
AC Serone 1–1 U.S Remeno

As the Campionato has finally begun and is well into the middle of the season. The league was packed once again with a lot of action, goalscoring and surprises. For one, a clear title race has started to take shape and while initially the defending champions AS Aguajú had a clear 7-point, they fumbled the bag and have been caught up by major surprise this season, FC Herone, who have been punching much above their weight. USC Toro itself, upon returning to the Campionato have also punched above their usual weight and especially for a newly-promoted side, having the best attack in the league, even topping the attack of AC Pomena.

The return to intercontinental play has made several teams struggle and play with a bit more caution and rotations. The quality of them has not been affected greatly, however since most of them remain in the top 6 of the table either in or close to IFCF and FFI spots. However, with that said, some teams have taken advantadge of the gaps in the teams and it can be best described by S.S.C Tipoli's victories over both AC Pomena and AS Aguajú or AC Picilia's dying minutes reversal of fates against U.S Scudelli.

As for major matchdays, matchday 2 had AC Pomena vs Scudelli. Pomena lacking its strong talented offenders of the past struggled to find net, missing chances left and right. However with the Scudelliano defence in shambles, they managed to net 3 past the Scudelliano's 2. AS Aguajú struggled in most derbies against both Pomena and Scudelli, however beating their main rivals in U.S Remeno would make up for it.

Serie A table after the first half:

                             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 FC Herone                  19   11   5   3    40   28  +12    38
 2 AS Aguajú                  19   11   2   6    34   29   +5    35
 3 U.S Scudelli               19   10   4   5    39   27  +12    34
 4 USC Toro                   19    9   7   3    44   36   +8    34
 5 Herona Calcio              19    8   5   6    39   33   +6    29
 6 AC Pomena                  19    8   5   6    40   35   +5    29
 7 S.S.C Tipoli               19    6  10   3    31   26   +5    28
 8 Internazionale Serone      19    7   7   5    26   21   +5    28
 9 AC Picilia                 19    8   4   7    30   30    0    28
10 FC Piluzzi                 19    7   6   6    30   31   −1    27
11 S.S.C Vilan                19    7   5   7    21   28   −7    26
12 Odiol Vinceti              19    6   7   6    12   11   +1    25
13 S.S.C Pacgliari            19    5   9   5    22   23   −1    24
14 AC Serone                  19    5   7   7    36   41   −5    22
15 Picgliara Calcio           19    5   6   8    16   22   −6    21
16 AC Trata                   19    5   5   9    20   24   −4    20
17 U.S Remeno                 19    5   5   9    35   41   −6    20
18 FC Demene                  19    5   5   9    22   30   −8    20
19 AC Guillermont             19    3   4  12    27   36   −9    13
20 Porcara FC                 19    2   6  11    31   43  −12    12

COPA JUVE BONERE GROUP STAGES AND ROUND OF 16

MATCHDAY 1

GROUP A
Toro Calcio 1–0 Herona Calcio
FC Demene 0–2 Picgliara Calcio

GROUP B
Al Qurija FC 4–0 SSC Santo Domenico
AS Aguajú 5–1 Internazionale Serone

GROUP C
AC Guillermont 1–2 USC Cuori
AC Trata 1–1 S.S.C Tipoli

GROUP D
USdC Catena 1–2 AC Pomena
Athletic Arragoeta 5–0 AC Razza

GROUP E
USC Toro 1–2 U.S Remeno
FC Tiscan 0–1 S.S.C Vilan

GROUP F
Petro Mohammed FC 2–3 Odiol Vinceti
Union Pomena 1–1 Cordoba FC

GROUP G
Dortimao FC 2–0 Rivoluzione 1876 FC
FC Piluzzi 0–2 U.S Cornaroma

GROUP H
SSC Verone 2–1 FC Stefanovo
AC Rimia 0–3 Porcara FC

MATCHDAY 2

GROUP A
Herona Calcio 0–0 FC Demene
AC Serone 1–0 Toro Calcio

GROUP B
SSC Santo Domenico 0–0 AS Aguajú
FC Herone 4–0 Al Qurija FC

GROUP C
USC Cuori 0–1 AC Trata
Pio FC 1–0 AC Guillermont

GROUP D
AC Pomena 1–3 Athletic Arragoeta
AC Melposa 0–0 USdC Catena

GROUP E
U.S Remeno 3–4 FC Tiscan
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–0 USC Toro

GROUP F
Odiol Vinceti 2–0 Union Pomena
AC Picilia 6–2 Petro Mohammed FC

GROUP G
Rivoluzione 1876 FC 1–3 FC Piluzzi
U.S Scudelli 2–3 Dortimao FC

GROUP H
FC Stefanovo 0–2 AC Rimia
Union Torona 0–0 SSC Verone

MATCHDAY 3

GROUP A
FC Demene 2–0 AC Serone
Picgliara Calcio 1–0 Herona Calcio

GROUP B
AS Aguajú 2–3 FC Herone
Internazionale Serone 0–1 SSC Santo Domenico

GROUP C
AC Trata 0–0 Pio FC
S.S.C Tipoli 1–2 USC Cuori

GROUP D
Athletic Arragoeta 2–2 AC Melposa
AC Razza 0–0 AC Pomena

GROUP E
FC Tiscan 6–3 S.S.C Pacgliari
S.S.C Vilan 2–1 U.S Remeno

GROUP F
Union Pomena 0–1 AC Picilia
Cordoba FC 1–4 Odiol Vinceti

GROUP G
FC Piluzzi 2–3 U.S Scudelli
U.S Cornaroma 1–2 Rivoluzione 1876 FC

GROUP H
AC Rimia 1–0 Union Torona
Porcara FC 1–0 FC Stefanovo

MATCHDAY 4

GROUP A
AC Serone 2–1 Picgliara Calcio
Toro Calcio 2–0 FC Demene

GROUP B
FC Herone 0–1 Internazionale Serone
Al Qurija FC 1–2 AS Aguajú

GROUP C
Pio FC 0–3 S.S.C Tipoli
AC Guillermont 5–1 AC Trata

GROUP D
AC Melposa 0–3 AC Razza
USdC Catena 2–1 Athletic Arragoeta

GROUP E
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–0 S.S.C Vilan
USC Toro 1–3 FC Tiscan

GROUP F
AC Picilia 1–1 Cordoba FC
Petro Mohammed FC 1–0 Union Pomena

GROUP G
U.S Scudelli 3–0 U.S Cornaroma
Dortimao FC 4–1 FC Piluzzi

GROUP H
Union Torona 1–0 Porcara FC
SSC Verone 0–0 AC Rimia

MATCHDAY 5

GROUP A
Picgliara Calcio 0–0 Toro Calcio
Herona Calcio 2–1 AC Serone

                           Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts
1 Picgliara Calcio           4   2  1  1    4   2  +2    7
2 Toro Calcio                4   2  1  1    3   1  +2    7
3 AC Serone                  4   2  0  2    4   5  −1    6
4 Herona Calcio              4   1  1  2    2   3  −1    4
5 FC Demene                  4   1  1  2    2   4  −2    4

GROUP B
Internazionale Serone 1–3 Al Qurija FC
SSC Santo Domenico 1–0 FC Herone

                           Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts
1 AS Aguajú                  4   2  1  1    9   5  +4    7
2 SSC Santo Domenico         4   2  1  1    2   4  −2    7
3 FC Herone                  4   2  0  2    7   4  +3    6
4 Al Qurija FC               4   2  0  2    8   7  +1    6
5 Internazionale Serone      4   1  0  3    3   9  −6    3

GROUP C
S.S.C Tipoli 1–3 AC Guillermont
USC Cuori 0–2 Pio FC

                           Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Pio FC                     4   2  1  1    3   3   0    7
2 AC Guillermont             4   2  0  2    9   5  +4    6
3 USC Cuori                  4   2  0  2    4   5  −1    6
4 AC Trata                   4   1  2  1    3   6  −3    5
5 S.S.C Tipoli               4   1  1  2    6   6   0    4

GROUP D
AC Razza 1–2 USdC Catena
AC Pomena 3–1 AC Melposa

                           Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Athletic Arragoeta         4   2  1  1   11   5  +6    7
2 AC Pomena                  4   2  1  1    6   5  +1    7
3 USdC Catena                4   2  1  1    5   4  +1    7
4 AC Razza                   4   1  1  2    4   7  −3    4
5 AC Melposa                 4   0  2  2    3   8  −5    2

GROUP E
S.S.C Vilan 1–1 USC Toro
U.S Remeno 1–0 S.S.C Pacgliari

                           Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 FC Tiscan                  4   3  0  1   13   8  +5    9
2 S.S.C Vilan                4   2  1  1    4   3  +1    7
3 U.S Remeno                 4   2  0  2    7   7   0    6
4 S.S.C Pacgliari            4   2  0  2    6   7  −1    6
5 USC Toro                   4   0  1  3    3   8  −5    1

GROUP F
Cordoba FC 1–0 Petro Mohammed FC
Odiol Vinceti 0–1 AC Picilia

                           Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 AC Picilia                 4   3  1  0    9   3  +6   10
2 Odiol Vinceti              4   3  0  1    9   4  +5    9
3 Cordoba FC                 4   1  2  1    4   6  −2    5
4 Petro Mohammed FC          4   1  0  3    5  10  −5    3
5 Union Pomena               4   0  1  3    1   5  −4    1

GROUP G
U.S Cornaroma 1–1 Dortimao FC
Rivoluzione 1876 FC 3–1 U.S Scudelli

                           Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 Dortimao FC                4   3  1  0   10   4  +6   10
2 U.S Scudelli               4   2  0  2    9   8  +1    6
3 Rivoluzione 1876 FC        4   2  0  2    6   7  −1    6
4 U.S Cornaroma              4   1  1  2    4   6  −2    4
5 FC Piluzzi                 4   1  0  3    6  10  −4    3

GROUP H
Porcara FC 2–4 SSC Verone
FC Stefanovo 2–2 Union Torona

                           Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts 
1 SSC Verone                 4   2  2  0    6   3  +3    8
2 AC Rimia                   4   2  1  1    3   3   0    7
3 Porcara FC                 4   2  0  2    6   5  +1    6
4 Union Torona               4   1  2  1    3   3   0    5
5 FC Stefanovo               4   0  1  3    3   7  −4    1

Random groups were drawn just days before the Copa Juve started. Most first division teams decided to put secondary or reserve players and give them some playtime, since playing at the Campionato is exceptionally difficult for them. Some of those performed well, while others were not really up to par. Defending cup winners AC Picilia left no room for their opponents and easily clinched the top spot of their group.

Round of 16:

U.S Scudelli 1–2 AS Aguajú
Odiol Vinceti 0–1 Dortimao FC
AC Pomena 2–1 SSC Santo Domenico
FC Tiscan 2–0 SSC Verone
Athletic Arragoeta 3–1 Picgliara Calcio
AC Guillermont 2–5 S.S.C Vilan
AC Picilia 3–1 Pio FC
Toro Calcio 2–3 AC Rimia

A clash of the giants between U.S Scudelli and Los Amazones with the latter managing to completely freeze Il Scudelliano. S.S.C Vilan completely shatter the Truppe Di Trincea and get a much-needed moral booster of a victory. Aside from that, an equal split between top and second division teams going through mean the quarter-finals and afterward are going to be an exciting bout.

SUPERCOPPA JUVE

AS Aguajú 4–1 AC Picilia
@ Vinceti Catedral, Vinceti

The defending Campionato champions mopped the floor against the AC Picilia with a comfortable 4-1 victory. La Cuore fell short very early on in the game and the anxiety of it all got the best of them.

IFCF and FFI Matches

IFCF Champions League Second Qualifying Round

(JUE) AS Aguajú 5–0 Sporting Arrachai (ACS) 2–0 3–0

IFCF Champions League Third Qualifying Round

(JUE) AS Aguajú 1–4 VLC FC (EFL) 0–2 1–2

Los Amazones put Acastanha's Sporting Arrachai in their place in their first ever Champions League qualifiers experience, conceding no goals. However Eastfield Lodge's VLC FC right after proved to be a competition that was too tough to handle. Ending the Juven teams' champions league run in a disappointing fashion.

IFCF Challengers Cup Preliminary Round

(JUE) Herona Calcio 4–5 Pesjem Jematang (PCU) 3–2 1–3

IFCF Challengers Cup First Qualifying Round

(SBI) Reakia-Loapai 1–4 U.S Scudelli (JUE) 0–4 1–0

IFCF Challengers Cup Second Qualifying Round

(JUE) U.S Scudelli 5–4 Spenson Suburbia (ZWZ) 2–4 3–0 (aet)
(SPI) Tanxjin FC 3–1 AC Pomena (JUE) 2–0 1–1

IFCF Challengers Cup Third Qualifying Round

(JUE) U.S Scudelli 5–2 Empilot United FC (BRP) 4–0 1–2

IFCF Challengers Cup Fourth Qualifying Round

(JUE) AS Aguajú 1–2 Club Stein-los (PAS) 0–0 1–2
(JUE) U.S Scudelli 1–3 Coret Hawks (NPH) 0–2 1–1

The Truppe del Deserto were a good show against Permecutan side Pesjem Jemantang, however they fell short by 1 goal. A dramatic qualification streak for U/S Scudelli, including a reversal against Spenson Suburbia of Zwangzug was cut short in the fourth qualifying round by Nepharim Coret Hawks. While AC Pomena and Los Amazones would not last long themselves either. A very disappointing run for AC Pomena in particular, being a team that had managed to qualify for the group stages of the Champions League and seen themselves in the knockouts of the Challengers Cup.

IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy Second Qualifying Round

(STR) Southwest Ajax 4–2 AC Trata (JUE) 2–1 2–1

IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy Third Qualifying Round

(JUE) USC Toro 3–3 p Dondo (CBZ) 1–1 2–2 (2–4 pen)
(JUE) Porcara FC 3–1 Corinthians No Longer (NPH) 2–0 1–1

IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy Playoff Round

(BNJ) Capitol City FC 2–4 Porcara FC (JUE) 0–3 2–1

IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy Group Stages

#  Team                                            P  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD  Pts    Asp    ACV    Poc    Gfc
1  Aspel                                     EUR   6  4  2  0  15   9   6  14      -     2-2    3-1    3-2  
2  AC Valanari                               VAL   6  2  1  3  11   9   2   7 *   1-2     -     2-3    1-2  
3  Porcara FC                                JUE   6  2  1  3   9  13  -4   7 *   2-2    0-3     -     2-1  
4  Golgafrincham                             SRS   6  2  0  4   8  12  -4   6     1-3    0-2    2-1     -   
*Tie broken by head to head goal difference

The joys of being Porcara FC, dramatic or semi comfortable victories against the likes of Corinthians no Longer and Capitol City FC meant the team had a spot in the group stages. A spot that they nearly cashed in perfectly but were just unlucky due to goal difference, finishing third behind AC Valanari.

IFCF Associations Trophy Group Stages

#  Team                                            P  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD  Pts    RNK    AGJ    KDI    BHU
1  René Skaé                                 FFD   6  5  0  1   9   6   3  15      -     1-0    1-0    0-2  
2  AS Aguajú                                JUE   6  3  0  3  10  11  -1   9     1-2     -     1-0    2-4  
3  Kaldlakris Drazieu FC                     TJL   6  2  0  4  10  10   0   6 *   2-3    2-3     -     4-1  
4  Brham United                              DAR   6  2  0  4  11  13  -2   6 *   1-2    2-3    1-2     -   
*Tie broken by head to head points (Kaldlakris Drazieu FC 6, Brham United 0)

Despite the bad luck of AS Aguajú in the qualifying stages, they had a twist of fate brought to them in the form of a ticket for the IFCF Associations Trophy Group stages. Unlike Porcara FC, Los Amazones were able to hold onto their opportunity with both hands and punched a ticket to the round of 32. This marks only the second time a Juven team has managed to qualify from the group stages of a major IFCF competition.

IFCF Cup Winners' Cup Preliminary Round

(JUE) AC Picilia 4–2 Kaldlakris Drazieu FC (TJL) 3–1 1–1

IFCF Cup Winners' Cup First Round Proper

(AUD) Cazadores Cathair 3–1 AC Picilia (JUE) 2–0 1–1

Meeting the now very accustomed to playing against Juven teams Kaldlakris Drazieu FC, AC Picilia managed to get a hard fought victory for a spot at the Cup Winners' Cup proper, where their fate would be sealed against Audioslavian giants Cazadores Cathair.

FFI League of Victors Qualifying Round

(JUE) AC Pomena 5–2 Adab United (ADB) 2–2 3–0
(SBI) Duomji Athletic 1–5 AS Aguajú (JUE) 1–3 0–2

FFI League of Victors Round of 16

JUE) AS Aguajú 6–3 Cleopatrana SC (DEL) 3–0 3–3
(JUE) AC Pomena 3–2 Fiskadaha FC (PFA) 2–1 1–1

With dominant performances such as these, both the Uhlaner and AS Aguajú have firmly established themselves as favorites to win the whole competition. Both sides have shown explosive and also effective attacks against reallty strong sides from some of the strongest Independent Associations that exist in football. AC Pomena's victory over Adab United, as a matter of fact could be considered one of the most major upsets of the entire competition. While AS Aguajú's victory against Cleopatrana in the Sonnelian derby was a very intersting goalfest.

FFI Confederations' Trophy Qualifying Round

(KNC) Teluk Kapal 1–2 U.S Scudelli (JUE) 1–1 0–1

FFI Confedarations' Trophy Round of 16

(JUE) U.S Scudelli 4–3 Northern FC (SBI) 1–2 3–1

Les géants themselves have been a very good bunch as well, being convincing enough in both victories against Teluk Kapal, where they had a firm backline and against Northern FC, where despite the away disadvantadge combined with the 1-2 loss in Il Scudelliano managed to get a magnificent victory 1-3 victory to completely turn the tables and qualify to the quarter finals of the FFI Confederations' Trophy.

[Juvencus]

CAMPIONATO JFA BANCA TORO 2034-35 FINAL REVIEW

MATCHDAY 20

AC Pomena 1–1 U.S Remeno
AC Serone 0–0 AC Guillermont
FC Herone 2–5 FC Demene
AC Trata 1–0 S.S.C Tipoli
Picgliara Calcio 1–0 S.S.C Vilan
AS Aguajú 3–1 AC Picilia
Odiol Vinceti 0–0 Porcara FC
Herona Calcio 1–3 USC Toro
Internazionale Serone 1–0 S.S.C Pacgliari
U.S Scudelli 0–2 FC Piluzzi

MATCHDAY 21

U.S Scudelli 2–3 AC Pomena
FC Piluzzi 0–1 Internazionale Serone
S.S.C Pacgliari 0–3 Herona Calcio
USC Toro 0–0 Odiol Vinceti
Porcara FC 2–1 AS Aguajú
AC Picilia 2–4 Picgliara Calcio
S.S.C Vilan 0–1 AC Trata
S.S.C Tipoli 2–4 FC Herone
FC Demene 0–0 AC Serone
AC Guillermont 2–1 U.S Remeno

MATCHDAY 22

AC Pomena 3–2 AC Guillermont
U.S Remeno 0–3 FC Demene
AC Serone 0–2 S.S.C Tipoli
FC Herone 4–4 S.S.C Vilan
AC Trata 1–2 AC Picilia
Picgliara Calcio 0–0 Porcara FC
AS Aguajú 4–0 USC Toro
Odiol Vinceti 0–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
Herona Calcio 3–2 FC Piluzzi
Internazionale Serone 2–4 U.S Scudelli

MATCHDAY 23

Internazionale Serone 0–2 AC Pomena
U.S Scudelli 2–0 Herona Calcio
FC Piluzzi 0–1 Odiol Vinceti
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–2 AS Aguajú
USC Toro 1–0 Picgliara Calcio
Porcara FC 3–1 AC Trata
AC Picilia 0–0 FC Herone
S.S.C Vilan 4–2 AC Serone
S.S.C Tipoli 1–3 U.S Remeno
FC Demene 2–0 AC Guillermont

MATCHDAY 24

AC Pomena 3–2 FC Demene
AC Guillermont 1–0 S.S.C Tipoli
U.S Remeno 3–1 S.S.C Vilan
AC Serone 2–1 AC Picilia
FC Herone 1–1 Porcara FC
AC Trata 0–0 USC Toro
Picgliara Calcio 0–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
AS Aguajú 2–2 FC Piluzzi
Odiol Vinceti 0–1 U.S Scudelli
Herona Calcio 2–5 Internazionale Serone

MATCHDAY 25

Herona Calcio 0–1 AC Pomena
Internazionale Serone 0–2 Odiol Vinceti
U.S Scudelli 1–1 AS Aguajú
FC Piluzzi 0–1 Picgliara Calcio
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–1 AC Trata
USC Toro 1–1 FC Herone
Porcara FC 1–1 AC Serone
AC Picilia 3–3 U.S Remeno
S.S.C Vilan 1–0 AC Guillermont
S.S.C Tipoli 2–0 FC Demene

MATCHDAY 26

AC Pomena 0–1 S.S.C Tipoli
FC Demene 1–0 S.S.C Vilan
AC Guillermont 0–3 AC Picilia
U.S Remeno 4–3 Porcara FC
AC Serone 3–4 USC Toro
FC Herone 3–3 S.S.C Pacgliari
AC Trata 1–2 FC Piluzzi
Picgliara Calcio 0–1 U.S Scudelli
AS Aguajú 1–0 Internazionale Serone
Odiol Vinceti 1–1 Herona Calcio

MATCHDAY 27

Odiol Vinceti 2–0 AC Pomena
Herona Calcio 0–1 AS Aguajú
Internazionale Serone 1–0 Picgliara Calcio
U.S Scudelli 2–1 AC Trata
FC Piluzzi 4–3 FC Herone
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–1 AC Serone
USC Toro 4–2 U.S Remeno
Porcara FC 4–3 AC Guillermont
AC Picilia 1–2 FC Demene
S.S.C Vilan 1–1 S.S.C Tipoli

MATCHDAY 28

AC Pomena 1–0 S.S.C Vilan
S.S.C Tipoli 0–2 AC Picilia
FC Demene 1–1 Porcara FC
AC Guillermont 0–1 USC Toro
U.S Remeno 7–4 S.S.C Pacgliari
AC Serone 4–3 FC Piluzzi
FC Herone 2–1 U.S Scudelli
AC Trata 1–0 Internazionale Serone
Picgliara Calcio 1–2 Herona Calcio
AS Aguajú 1–0 Odiol Vinceti

MATCHDAY 29

AS Aguajú 2–3 AC Pomena
Odiol Vinceti 0–1 Picgliara Calcio
Herona Calcio 0–2 AC Trata
Internazionale Serone 3–4 FC Herone
U.S Scudelli 2–3 AC Serone
FC Piluzzi 2–2 U.S Remeno
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–1 AC Guillermont
USC Toro 0–2 FC Demene
Porcara FC 3–1 S.S.C Tipoli
AC Picilia 0–0 S.S.C Vilan

MATCHDAY 30

AC Pomena 3–1 AC Picilia
S.S.C Vilan 5–3 Porcara FC
S.S.C Tipoli 3–0 USC Toro
FC Demene 2–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
AC Guillermont 1–1 FC Piluzzi
U.S Remeno 1–0 U.S Scudelli
AC Serone 3–1 Internazionale Serone
FC Herone 3–5 Herona Calcio
AC Trata 2–0 Odiol Vinceti
Picgliara Calcio 1–2 AS Aguajú

MATCHDAY 31

Picgliara Calcio 2–3 AC Pomena
AS Aguajú 1–1 AC Trata
Odiol Vinceti 1–2 FC Herone
Herona Calcio 3–2 AC Serone
Internazionale Serone 1–3 U.S Remeno
U.S Scudelli 4–2 AC Guillermont
FC Piluzzi 3–1 FC Demene
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–1 S.S.C Tipoli
USC Toro 2–0 S.S.C Vilan
Porcara FC 2–3 AC Picilia

MATCHDAY 32

AC Pomena 1–1 Porcara FC
AC Picilia 3–0 USC Toro
S.S.C Vilan 3–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
S.S.C Tipoli 0–0 FC Piluzzi
FC Demene 1–3 U.S Scudelli
AC Guillermont 0–0 Internazionale Serone
U.S Remeno 3–2 Herona Calcio
AC Serone 0–1 Odiol Vinceti
FC Herone 3–3 AS Aguajú
AC Trata 1–1 Picgliara Calcio

MATCHDAY 33

AC Trata 2–1 AC Pomena
Picgliara Calcio 0–2 FC Herone
AS Aguajú 3–2 AC Serone
Odiol Vinceti 3–1 U.S Remeno
Herona Calcio 4–5 AC Guillermont
Internazionale Serone 0–0 FC Demene
U.S Scudelli 2–0 S.S.C Tipoli
FC Piluzzi 2–1 S.S.C Vilan
S.S.C Pacgliari 0–1 AC Picilia
USC Toro 4–2 Porcara FC

MATCHDAY 34

AC Pomena 2–3 USC Toro
Porcara FC 2–1 S.S.C Pacgliari
AC Picilia 2–2 FC Piluzzi
S.S.C Vilan 4–6 U.S Scudelli
S.S.C Tipoli 1–0 Internazionale Serone
FC Demene 2–1 Herona Calcio
AC Guillermont 3–0 Odiol Vinceti
U.S Remeno 1–2 AS Aguajú
AC Serone 1–0 Picgliara Calcio
FC Herone 1–2 AC Trata

MATCHDAY 35

FC Herone 2–3 AC Pomena
AC Trata 2–2 AC Serone
Picgliara Calcio 1–1 U.S Remeno
AS Aguajú 1–0 AC Guillermont
Odiol Vinceti 0–1 FC Demene
Herona Calcio 3–2 S.S.C Tipoli
Internazionale Serone 0–1 S.S.C Vilan
U.S Scudelli 0–2 AC Picilia
FC Piluzzi 1–1 Porcara FC
S.S.C Pacgliari 1–1 USC Toro

MATCHDAY 36

AC Pomena 2–4 S.S.C Pacgliari
USC Toro 3–5 FC Piluzzi
Porcara FC 1–3 U.S Scudelli
AC Picilia 0–1 Internazionale Serone
S.S.C Vilan 2–4 Herona Calcio
S.S.C Tipoli 0–1 Odiol Vinceti
FC Demene 2–3 AS Aguajú
AC Guillermont 0–0 Picgliara Calcio
U.S Remeno 3–4 AC Trata
AC Serone 1–2 FC Herone

MATCHDAY 37

AC Serone 1–1 AC Pomena
FC Herone 2–1 U.S Remeno
AC Trata 0–2 AC Guillermont
Picgliara Calcio 0–2 FC Demene
AS Aguajú 1–1 S.S.C Tipoli
Odiol Vinceti 1–0 S.S.C Vilan
Herona Calcio 1–2 AC Picilia
Internazionale Serone 0–0 Porcara FC
U.S Scudelli 3–2 USC Toro
FC Piluzzi 2–1 S.S.C Pacgliari

MATCHDAY 38

AC Pomena 2–0 FC Piluzzi
S.S.C Pacgliari 2–3 U.S Scudelli
USC Toro 0–1 Internazionale Serone
Porcara FC 3–1 Herona Calcio
AC Picilia 0–2 Odiol Vinceti
S.S.C Vilan 4–3 AS Aguajú
S.S.C Tipoli 0–1 Picgliara Calcio
FC Demene 0–1 AC Trata
AC Guillermont 1–1 FC Herone
U.S Remeno 4–2 AC Serone

The title race has been the most exciting spectacle of the year. Multiple teams holding first place only to have a loss streak that changes their fates. The only constant at the top had to be AS Aguajú, however, but even they could not hold onto their new end of season lead for too long. With the league ending at a tie between U.S Scudelli and Los Amazones, the Juven Football Association that a barrage game between the two will be held to determine the champion. Aside from that, FC Herone managed to get a spot in the top 3 and a spot for IFCF and FFI competition for the first time in its history, while USC Toro proved to be quite the tough returning team and may be maintaining this spot for the years to come. AC Pomena's attack has weakened over time and for the first time ever, it is not the top attack of the league or even the second best attack, with FC Herone and U.S Scudelli both outperforming the Uhlaner. Sad news for Picgliara Calcio, Porcara FC and AC Guillermont, with the latter two returning to the Serie B while it will be Picgliara's first ever relegation playoffs.

                             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 U.S Scudelli               38   22   5  11    79   56  +23    71 CAMPEON, ChC, LoV
 2 AS Aguajú                  38   21   8   9    71   55  +16    71 CC, LoV
 3 FC Herone                  38   18  12   8    82   69  +13    66 CC, CT
 4 AC Pomena                  38   19   8  11    75   63  +12    65 CC
 5 USC Toro                   38   17  11  10    73   69   +4    62
 6 AC Picilia                 38   16   8  14    59   56   +3    56 CWC
 7 FC Piluzzi                 38   14  12  12    63   61   +2    54
 8 FC Demene                  38   15   8  15    51   51    0    53
 9 Odiol Vinceti              38   14  10  14    27   25   +2    52
10 AC Trata                   38   14  10  14    45   45    0    52
11 Herona Calcio              38   15   6  17    75   75    0    51
12 Internazionale Serone      38   13  10  15    43   45   −2    49
13 U.S Remeno                 38   13   9  16    79   82   −3    48
14 S.S.C Vilan                38   13   8  17    52   64  −12    47
15 S.S.C Tipoli               38   11  13  14    49   51   −2    46
16 AC Serone                  38   10  13  15    66   76  −10    43
17 S.S.C Pacgliari            38    9  15  14    49   59  −10    42
18 Picgliara Calcio           38   10  10  18    30   42  −12    40
19 Porcara FC                 38    8  14  16    64   75  −11    38
20 AC Guillermont             38    8  10  20    50   63  −13    34

Barrage Championship Game: AS Aguajú 0–0 U.S Scudelli (1–1 AET) (2–4 pen.)

U.S Scudelli are crowned champions in a dramatic game with two goals delivered at the second half of extra time. The penalties that followed favored the more experienced team in the end, however.

COPA JUVE BONERE QUARTER-FINALS, SEMI-FINALS AND FINAL

Quarter-Finals:

AS Aguajú 3–1 Dortimao FC
AC Pomena 2–1 FC Tiscan
Athletic Arragoeta 3–2 S.S.C Vilan
AC Picilia 2–1 AC Rimia

Semi-Finals:

AS Aguajú 2–1 AC Pomena
Athletic Arragoeta 1–3 AC Picilia

Final:

AS Aguajú 3–4 AC Picilia
@ PegAssus Arena, Port-Pegassu

While Los Amazones struggled to beat the Uhlaners and the Scudelliano in the Campionato, they were much better at winning them in the Copa Juve and while they reached the final they fell short on the last hurdle to none other than the unstoppable AC Picilia, who become the first team to win 2 Copa Juve in a row.

SERIE B

                           Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Cordoba FC               38   20  10   8    66   46  +20    70 CAMPEON, Promoted, LBCT
 2 USdC Catena              38   18  12   8    57   40  +17    66 Promoted LBCT
 3 AC Melposa               38   18   7  13    49   43   +6    61 Promotion Playoffs, Failed, LBCT
 4 USC Cuori                38   15  12  11    57   57    0    57
 5 U.S Cornaroma            38   17   5  16    56   55   +1    56
 6 Toro Calcio              38   14  10  14    61   46  +15    52
 7 Dortimao FC              38   14  10  14    48   46   +2    52
 8 FC Tiscan                38   15   7  16    55   55    0    52
 9 AC Rimia                 38   15   7  16    49   56   −7    52
10 Union Torona             38   17   1  20    52   61   −9    52
11 FC Stefanovo             38   12  15  11    47   48   −1    51
12 Rivoluzione 1876 FC      38   13  12  13    48   50   −2    51
13 SSC Santo Domenico       38   14   9  15    48   52   −4    51
14 Union Pomena             38   14   9  15    49   57   −8    51
15 Al Qurija FC             38   14   6  18    47   55   −8    48
16 Athletic Arragoeta       38   12  11  15    52   59   −7    47
17 SSC Verone               38   11  13  14    50   52   −2    46
18 Petro Mohammed FC        38   13   7  18    46   49   −3    46
19 AC Razza                 38   10  14  14    42   42    0    44
20 Pio FC                   38    9  13  16    45   55  −10    40

Promotion Relegation Playoffs:

Picgliara Calcio 2–0 AC Melposa
AC Melposa 3–4 Picgliara Calcio

As such, AC Melposa miss their opportunity to get to the first division.

IFCF and FFI Matches

IFCF Associations Trophy Round of 32

(JUE) AS Aguajú 4–3 Burgess FC (EOT) 3–1 1–2

IFCF Associations Trophy Round of 16

(JUE) AS Aguajú 1–3 FC Inter Nantwich (TMB) 1–0 0–3

AS Aguajú manage the historic feat of being the first Juven team to win an IFCF knockout game and get past the first round of the knockouts of an IFCF competition. Despite their run being cut short to a raging FC Inter Nantwich side managing the reverse sweep, Los Amazones managed to do a historic feat in a very tiring season.

FFI League of Victors Quarter-Finals

(TLW) DVB Dompo 0–5 AS Aguajú (JUE) 0–2 0–3
(JUE) AC Pomena 6–1 Athlétique Trois-Fleuves (OME) 4–1 2–0

FFI League of Victors Semi-Finals

(JUE) AS Aguajú 1–0 Beirut (ADB) 1–0 0–0
(INS) Southbay Riveria FC 1–4 AC Pomena (JUE) 0–2 1–2

FFI League of Victors Final

(JUE) AS Aguajú 3–2 AC Pomena (JUE)

Not only did both Los Amazones and the Uhlaner showcase their most dominant and true colors on the pitch against every single competition, they also managed to become the first teams to headline a final of a major intercontinental club competition. In a goal-fest of a final, Los Amazones finally managed to at least get FFI gold back home, becoming the first team to do so in the process and watering down any of the tears from the other lost finals of the season.

FFI Confederations' Trophy Quarter-Final

(JUE) U.S Scudelli 0–1 AC Cutti (OSC) 0–1 0–0

U.S Scudelli's respectable Confederations' Trophy run was cut short in a turbulent derby for the ages, as AC Cutti would be getting a controversial victory at Il Scudelliano, much to the disdain of the U.S Scudelli supporters.

Juvencus(JUE) Qualifiers:
IFCF Champions Cup: U.S Scudelli
IFCF Challengers Cup: AS Aguajú, FC Herone, AC Pomena
IFCF Liga B Champions Cup: Cordoba FC, USdC Catena, AC Melposa
IFCF Cup Winners' Cup: AC Picilia

FFI League of Victors: U.S Scudelli, AS Aguajú
FFI Confederations' Trophy: FC Herone

[Oscioru]

CAMPIONATO D'OSCIORU SEASON 2034-35

This is a league of unexpected outcomes, while last season AC Cutti was the most dominant side to ever grace the game in Oscioru, many of their talented key players moved to Juvencus in the middle of the season for better opportunities. Despite that, they performed well in the Confederations' Trophy and managed to reach the finals, which is a first for an Osci team, where they lost to Adab United. This season, Canzaria FC, the team of the frontier performed the best of all but only by a slight margin, followed by Universidad de Dronghi, which was inching close to them for the entire season.

                              Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Canzaria FC                 34   19   6   9    70   41  +29    63, CAMPIONI, ChC, LoV
 2 Universidad de Dronghi      34   18   8   8    51   37  +14    62 CC, LoV
 3 AS Colparaiso               34   15  13   6    45   31  +14    58 CC, CT
 4 Union Juven                 34   16   6  12    44   33  +11    54 CC
 5 Deportivo Magares           34   14  11   9    58   47  +11    53
 6 Concepcion United           34   15   8  11    59   49  +10    53
 7 Union Osce                  34   14  10  10    33   26   +7    52
 8 Calderon FC                 34   11  12  11    46   42   +4    45
 9 Universidad de Sampona      34   13   6  15    47   48   −1    45
10 AS Odiol Vorona             34   12   8  14    49   61  −12    44
11 AC Poma                     34   12   7  15    37   39   −2    43
12 Cobraloa FC                 34    9  14  11    36   45   −9    41
13 Universita di Poma          34   11   8  15    39   51  −12    41
14 AC Cutti                    34    9  13  12    44   43   +1    40
15 Estudiantes Polente         34   11   6  17    36   54  −18    39
16 Club Otoledo                34    9  11  14    36   47  −11    38
17 Club Catolica               34    9   7  18    41   56  −15    34
18 Universita di Oscioru       34    6  12  16    33   54  −21    30

Oscioru(OSC) Qualifiers:
IFCF Champions Cup: Canzaria FC
IFCF Challengers Cup: Universidad de Dronghi, AS Colparaiso, Union Juven

FFI League of Victors: Canzaria FC, Universidad de Dronghi
FFI Confederations' Trophy: AS Colparaiso

[Juvencus]

CAMPIONATO JFA BANCA TORO 2035-36 PREVIEW

For this season, the Juven Football Association and Banca Toro have provided the chance for the league to be viewed overseas with some lucrative broadcasting rights all across the multiverse in some very sports-crazed nations. Specifically, deals were signed with FAS TV of Quebec and Shingoryeo, Tikariot Sports+ of Tikariot, Cardenao Sports Network of Cardenao, GS Supersports+ of Graintfjall, Xtra+ of Xanneria as well as strengthening its grip in the Sonnelian networks of Silver Beach, Oscioru, Al Qurija and Montagnaverde. Another subject at hand was the Campionato's opening to foreign sponsorship investment and more specifically several of its clubs becoming more open to foreign investment.

As for structural changes, there will no longer be any promotion-relegation playoffs for the 3rd-placed Serie B side vs the 18th-placed Campionato side and instead a direct promotion/relegation will be applied to each side in question. As for the Copa Juve, several games will be played in Saison Oscura style at some point throught the season with the official results being the results of the round of 16 and further in the competition.

Club: USdC Catena
Nickname: Le bestie incatenate
Manager: Maurizio Delfons(Age 45)
Formation: 4-2-3-1
Ground: Ipiti Stadium, Catena Chained City Union(Capacity: 14,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★ Reputation:★★★★ Youth team:★★★★★
Sponsor: Vurudu(Supermarket & Hypermarket Chain)
Rivals: AC Pomena(city), U.S Remeno(city), Porcara FC(city), AC Guillermont(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Background: Catena's known as an urban sprawl of smaller cities surrounding Pomena southwest side. The team was founded by the locals to find a means of staying united, avoiding to be absorbed by Pomena and to of course have a representation for the city union.
Last season's finish: Serie B, 2nd

Club: Cordoba FC
Nickname: Tarifa de puntos
Manager: Leonard Pitlinger(Age 46)
Formation: 3-4-3
Ground: Alcazar Stadium(Capacity: 45,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Al-Rayyan Family Enterprise(Oil & Energy)
Rivals: USC Cuori(main)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 1 Serie B
Background: Cordoba's the cradle of the most multicultural city in the entire nation of Juvencus and was created in the late 1890's to keep the city's inhabitants in check initially, while this worked even better and united them. A successful side in the Crescent Desert's leagues for a while, it was not until recently that it was incorporated into the pyramid of Juven Football and after being acquired by the half-Cordoban/half-Qurijan family of Al-Rayyan, Tarifa de puntos have significant financial backing rivaling those of the top sides and Odiol Vinceti.
Last season's finish: Serie B Champions!

Club: Picgliara Calcio
Nickname: I Sagittari
Manager: Andriano Copi(Age 53)
Formation: 5-2-3
Ground: Stadio Compagna, Scudelli(Capacity: 37,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Lerosa TV(Television channel)
Rivals: U.S Scudelli(city), FC Piluzzi(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Background: Rare tropical Wine-producing fields in Scudelli attracted a lot of farmers from all over the nation and as the years passed by, Scudelli's wine-makers decided to make their own representative side. While not known for talented players or success, hard work and a very morale-destroying defensive playing, the hardest to get past in the nation have been enough to give the side its well-deserved notoriety.
Last season's finish: 18th. The team went from one of the biggest world-beaters in the nation to fighting to avoid relegation and barely avoiding it in the process despite 2 victories against AC Melposa in the relegation playoffs. It is safe to say that Lambert was sacked and replaced.

Club: S.S.C Pacgliari
Nickname: Os Unidos
Manager: Ricardo Ramires(Age 56)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Estádio da Concepção, Pacgliari(Capacity: 17,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★
Sponsor: Alva(Drinks & beverages)
Rivals: Dortimao FC(City)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Background: Originally a team consisting of unionist military veterans from the second great war of unification, the team has been dubbed as Os Unidos for that reason and for being a unifying factor between the large chasm of all the new classes of the infant nation that Juvencus was at the time of the team's creation. Not necessarily a powerful team always, but sometimes it was definitely up there causing massive upsets.
Last season's finish: 17th, perhaps their most disappointing season in the top flight so far. Lopetegui proved to be an unsinspiring coach and with nobody to take his place in the season, several assistant coaches kept being appointed left, right and center with luck being their only saving factor in the last stages of the previous season.

Club: AC Serone
Nickname: I Revodesi
Manager: Jules Cannavaro(Age 37)
Formation: 3-4-3
Ground: Il Porto, Serone(Capacity: 40,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Oblisteria(Entertainment)
Rivals: Internazionale Serone(city), AC Pomena(main)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 2 Campionato Juvencus
Background: The very first team to be founded in Serone and one of the first in the nation to be founded in general after Quebecois merchants brought the sport to the nation in the late 19th century. It was initially founded, supposedely, for the representation of everyone in Serone. Truth be told it was very much beneficial to merchants and traders than other classes of the city which led to the creation of the rival side, Internazionale Serone just 2 months after. AC Serone is historically a dominant club and one of the few to lift the Campionato more than once which gives their name a certain weight much above the rest of the clubs in the league and more on par with AC Pomena itself, despite being more overshadowed by its success.
Last season's finish: 16th, AC Serone was just not itself last season and it has been on a downward trend for the last few seasons. Being this close in the relegation zone has served as a wake up call for the team's fans not to rest assured on the past successes on the team but truth be told, they are just in the past. Jules Cannavaro, a young coach has been given the chance to lead the team back to the top side of the leaderboard.

Club: S.S.C Tipoli
Nickname: Los Jaguares
Manager: Antoine De Juste(Age 48)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Il Metropolitano, Tipoli(Capacity: 40,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: The Wharf(Ship manufacturing)
Rivals: None, yet every maritime club of the west
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 1 Copa Juve, 1 Supercopa Juve
Background: A team made by dockyard workers in the harbour of Tipoli that slowly came to represent the city. Historically one of the strongest sides of the league and this has gone on in the modern era, despite some hiccups here and there. Everything maritime related is the club's joy and the club management shows a lot of support for every maritime trade treaty there is out there, especially ones that benefit the city of Tipoli.
Last season's finish: 15th. The game of football is cruel and Los Jaguares were one of the bigger teams that got affected by such cruelty. Although known to yo-yo around the leaderboard, S.S.C Tipoli had a terrible season for its standards last season. But trust in De Juste still remains.

Club: S.S.C Vilan
Nickname: Gli Agricoltori
Manager: Emmanuel Cabaret(Age 57)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Stadio de la Santa Cantarina, Vilan(Capacity:26,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Loyola Enterprise(Food & drinks)
Rivals: None, yet universally despised
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Background: S.S.C Vilan was originally known as AgroVilan, as it was created as a sports association for farmers in the extremely fertile side of Pomena valley around Vilan and the Concordo river. This has given a very villager-like reputation to the team nationwide, not indicative of its pre-modern era dominance. The team is also known to be over-reliant on youth products and not normally looking elsewhere and especially abroad for too many of their transfers.
Last season's finish: 14th. S.S.C Vilan is not known for being anywhere else but the bottom of the table. However, Gli Agricoltori proved to be a team to be respected a bit more last season and with some of the academy talent getting promoted in the first team, we could be talking about an improved S.S.C Vilan.

Club: U.S Remeno
Nickname: Remeniotti Carabinieri
Manager: Kerrie Grant(Age 63)
Formation: 3-4-2-1
Ground: Nuovo Stadio della Popolazione, Remeno(Capacity: 51,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Upsol(Foods & drinks)
Rivals: AS Aguajú(main), Odiol Vinceti(secondary), AC Pomena(city), Porcara FC(city), AC Guillermont(city), USdC Catena(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Background: U.S Remeno is the 2nd oldest club in the nation's history, founded by returning merchants from Quebec as a consequence of even learning about the sport in the first place in the sports-crazed nation. Over time it has become a more left-leaning club and quite anti-monarchist to the point a lot of its fans and important people have been described as treasonous by the royalist fans across town in AC Pomena as well as their fiercest rivals from across the nation, AS Aguajú.
Last season's finish: 13th. And Remeno is undergoing its worst crisis ever since Pereyra has left the club. It is not that they lack quality but the passion is just not there for some reason anymore. Couple that with the immense hate they're receving from multiple side and you see a recipe fit for disaster. However with several strong signings to their resume this season, Remeno will be a force to be reckoned with once again.

Club: Internazionale Serone
Nickname: InterSe
Manager: Jovan Petkovic(Age 53)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Stadio Orione, Serone(Capacity: 21,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: Capdevilla(Communications)
Rivals: AC Serone(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Background: Founded in the very busy and international Revoda Sea port of Serone, InterSe's history is long being one of the first clubs to ever be founded in Juvencus. Being in the 2nd largest heart of Revoda Sea trade in Juvencus, after Pomena, Serone has always been host to people of all walks of life from every side of the country. The team was founded 2 months after more localised side AC Serone was founded as a representative of the merchants, the dockyard workers and pretty much everyone else who felt unrepresented in the classes of Serone in the late 19th century. It enjoyed pretty heavy success in the 20th and early 21st centuries, winning a series of local tournaments and cups but in the modern era the team has not produced the same performances. Nevertheless, it is still a larger-than-life representation.
Last season's finish: 12th, Jovan Petkovic is doing major work in the team and the much improved finish is testament to that. Combined with the massive support fans show day in and day out, there could be even more positive changes ahead.

Club: Herona Calcio
Nickname: Truppe del Deserto
Manager: Davide Aligheri(Age 56)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Staglio Degli Heroi, Herona(Capacity: 12,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: Planetta Oil(Oil company)
Rivals: FC Herone(main and city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Background: The Italian-language representative of Herona and not Herone, as the Italian-speaking fans will correct you very aggressively. Herona Calcio is one of the most politically-aligned teams in the nation, known to fund and support all far-right and italian-language nationalist parties of their region. While the team's ultras carry major fights, the team has always played a relatively offensive style of football even in the more defensive eras of Juven football. Not necessarily successful ever, they always follow their goals to have their ideals not just heard, but enforced, at least in their own side of the city, il Quartiere, as it's known. The Stadio Degli Heroi is sort of like a temple to them, opposing and neutral fans are mostly not allowed unless the ultras of the club deem fit.
Last season's finish: 11th, inconsistency is an issue for Herona Calcio. One season, they are threatening all the top sides and clinch a spot in the Challengers' Cup qualifiers and then the next you see them stranded mid-table. Aligheri is definitely on to something but the exercution on the pitch has not been on part with his plan. Several talented players were sold this window and in their place, many equally talented ones.

Club: AC Trata
Nickname: i Caroneri
Manager: Manuel Zangari(Age 53)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: L'Aranconetta, Trata(Capacity: 16,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★ Reputation:★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Serviggieri Motors(Vehicles)
Rivals: AC Guillermont(main)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Background: AC Trata was founded in the 1920s by a powerful mafiosi family centered in the area. After they were expelled to Montagnaverde, the rights were past to Serviggieri Motors, a big motorcycle company closely affiliated to them. The support from the fanbase is unreal, but they obviously have a terrible reputation both for being anti-monarchist and for the affiliations to the nation-degenerating mafia.
Last season's finish: 10th. Nobody expected their run but AC Trata seem to be here to stay. The leadership of Zangari has given the players a figure to look up to and take perfect advice from. But will they repeat this feat?

Club: Odiol Vinceti
Nickname: Gli Oligarchi
Manager: Luciano Gacinovic(Age 54)
Formation: 4-5-1
Ground: Vinceti Catedral, Vinceti(Capacity: 53,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: Odiol(Automobile & Ship manufacturing)
Rivals: U.S Remeno(secondary)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Background: Originally found by shipyard workers as AC Vinceti, the side found limited, mild success without any major accolade of sorts. It mostly served as a representative of the eastern side of Juvencus and eventually saw all its stocks and holdings purchased by Odiol overnight. They gave the club a massive overhaul such as a new name and identity and gave it a strong budget(of over 200 million juven pesos) that it still has no idea how to use.
Last season's finish: 9th, the richest club in the nation has not had any major victories, which show the bad leadership of Odiol and perhaps its only involvement being to create a brand rather than a coherent team. Gacinovic did improve some of the errors of the previous seasons but hope is bleak.

Club: FC Demene
Nickname: Les Vandales
Manager: Gianmarco Jordà(Age 52)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Stade de Liberté, Demene(Capacity: 11,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★ Reputation:★★ Youth team:★★
Sponsor: BancDem(Banking & finance)
Rivals: AC Picilia(main)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Background: Demene is an industrial frontier city on the western side of Juvencus, that for a long time has been subjected to Italophone Juven and Osci influences and discrimination, such as signs solely in Italian, Italian-language speakers getting positions of power and being hired more easily at work, among other things in its French-speaking populace. This is something they have since not forgiven the Juven or Osci governments for, which still have not issued any formal apologies for the mistreatment of the locals. For that reason, resentment has grown in the local populace and as news of the creation of the Juven Campionato came to light, Demenois people joined forces to have a team that is representative of their voice of reason, according to them. Every french-speaking inhabitant of Demene follows this team with extreme aggression.
Last season's finish: 8th. The club's best finish in a long while. Jordà has assembled an actual team of players that can kick the ball around efficiently for Demene standards. Something which is commendable is also the change to a more possession-based playstyle which has worked wonders for the team.

Club: FC Piluzzi
Nickname: La Nuovoviola
Manager: Cesare Ajello(Age 49)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: PegAssus Arena, Port-Pegassu(Capacity: 43,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★★★
Sponsor: Demichelli's Pizzeria(Food & Drinks)
Rivals: U.S Scudelli(city), Picgliara Calcio(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 1 Copa Juve
Culture: A fanbase that is very in-your-face about its achievements, no matter if there is a slump on appearances or not. They will remind you that one victory in the first Copa Juve to ever take place. Nothing else of value, however.
Background: Port-Pegasu is a very large, affluent coastal city of 4 million people conjoined to much larger Scudelli(and accounts to its statistical area) and it consists of its largest port and business district. While in the day-to-day life there is a big split between dockyard workers and business men who keep everything running in the area, FC Piluzzi was created to mostly close the gap to the bigger threats of other, larger cities, such as Scudelli itself and Pomena of which former's fanbases tried to lure Port-Pegassu people in, with no success. The team was known for its light blue attire and conservative style of playing, however under this new management & ownership, this identity is switching to a purple attire and a mysterious new style of play nobody has any idea about.
Last season's finish: 7th, the sudden rise seems to have stagnated a little bit, but FC Piluzzi are playing amazing football under the guidance of former international Cesare Ajello.

Club: AC Picilia
Nickname: La Cuore
Manager: Nestor Chryasor(Age 52)
Formation: 4-2-3-1
Ground: Stadio di San Valentino, Cuori(Capacity: 40,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: Apolloniata(Clothing brand)
Rivals: FC Demene(main)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 2 Copa Juve
Background: The unity of Cuori caravan owners, AC Picilia is one of the very few representatives of the desert and as such, have a huge following in the entirety of the desert, being its only major team. Other than that, a very big fixation with love has been a theme of all club owners for an irrelevant reason, not knowing where that could come from.
Last season's finish: 6th, really close to the IFCF spots and a magnificent repeat in the Copa Juve. It was fantastically done by Chryasor and many players have shown their prowess on the pitch. We could be seeing a power on the rise here.

Club: USC Toro
Nickname: Gli Tauri
Manager: Mauro Cardozo(Age 45)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Torre di Toro, Torona(Capacity: 26,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsor: AquaToro(Beverages, Investment & Gaming)
Rivals: Toro Calcio(main and city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Background: Team created by royalists of Torona as a representation of them as a minority at the time of the team's creation. Eventually more and more people started to support in the city after its successes in the footballing antiquity of Juvencus. Despite the initial setback of AquaToro's newest franchise, an instant rise back to the Campionato will see the team fighting to see itself back at the top of Juvencus.
Last season's finish: 5th. The biggest surprise of last year was Gli Tauri of USC Toro. Not only did they manage to return to the Campionato but did so with a bang unlike any other. AquaToro invested in several strong transfers from underrated sides all over the nation and produced a team that is quite good.

Club: AC Pomena
Nickname: The Uhlaner
Manager: Pietro Ancelotti(Age 63)
Formation: 3-4-3
Ground: Stadio Gianluca IV, Pomena(Capacity: 85,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★★★★
Sponsors: RAPOM(Broadcasting & Entertainment) + Mother Cerveza(Drinks:From Cardenao)
Rivals: U.S Scudelli(main), AC Serone(main), AS Aguajú(secondary), U.S Remeno(city), Porcara FC(city), AC Guillermont(city), USdC Catena(city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: 5 Campionato Juvencus, 2 Copa Juve
Background: The very first team to be created in the nation in 1893 by Pomenienze merchants who came back from a voyage to Quebec and returned with this brand new idea in mind about the beautiful sport which was brought not that long before that. Royalist in nature, it is naturally also the Holy Emperor's favorite team and with it, all his supporters find solace and relation to him through the team. Though outlawed for any powerful politicians(Parlamento Reale representatives + the royal family) to fund any teams, his support for the team has garnered the support of millions of Juven both in Juvencus and abroad. The most successful team of the modern era and in general, it has 5 Campionato victories, most won by any team and a Copa Juve victory, being the only team to have won the double and also the first team to have ever qualified to the group and knockout stages of a major IFCF tournament.
Last season's finish: 4th, while consistently one the top sides of the table, this trophy drought caused by the talent drain of AC Pomena's players being Juvencus' most lucrative and wanted abroad has lasted for too long. Coupled with a bitter FFI League of Victors final defeat, Pietro Ancelotti and the board have decided to be stricter with their transfer strategies and instead of being a talent farm, they have decided to maintain a lot of players while also giving some younger ones much-needed playtime. A way to improve its facilities and to keep its talent domestically is to open up to foreign investment, of which AC Pomena is a pioneer by Juven standards.

Club: FC Herone
Nickname: Les Sabreurs
Manager: Philippe Charlot(Age 67)
Formation: 4-3-3
Ground: Stade Saint-Nazaire, Herone(Capacity: 15,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★ Reputation:★★★ Youth team:★★★★
Sponsors: Cueil - Air Travel(Travel) + Air Terranea(Travel:From Ceni)
Rivals: Herona Calcio(main and city)
Kit Colors:
Trophies Won: None
Background: It is Herone and not Herona and that is what the hardcore Francophones of Herone, who created a team to represent them and their aspiration in all matters sport. While in the starting stages only Italian names were allowed, the side was known as AC Herona, which is something they despised to the core, changing it to FC Herone in later years as a sort of protest against the government's past measures. Their fanbase and the club's management all support far-right Francophone movements which they believe show their harsh treatment by the Italophones in the past, truth be told it is all for free violence.
Last season's finish: 3rd, Herone managed to do what their rivals did the season before them, that being finishing in the IFCF spots. Les Sabreurs are looking like a formidable side now owing to giving youth players a chance to naturally progress alongside older talent, with transfers only where necessary. Their playstyle of Saint-Nazaire pressure line is shown to be effective for the first time in history. It is one of the first teams that opened its door to foreign investment.

Club: AS Aguajú
Nickname: Los Amazones
Manager: Urano Berpitulli(Age 55)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: (Stadio Electrico, Aguajú(Capacity: 34,000)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★ Reputation:★★★★ Youth team:★★★
Sponsor: Adelmercato(Supermarket Chain) + its own fanbase
Rivals: U.S Remeno(main), AC Melposa(main), AC Pomena(secondary), U.S Scudelli(secondary)
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Trophies Won: 1 Campionato Juvencus, 1 Supercopa Juve, 1 FFI League of Victors
Background: Aguajú's sensitive location on the borderline to Oscioru and an overlapping Juven/Osci region in general has brought sensitivies of nationalism much greater than in other spots around the country. While the basis of language and religion is not really a barrier, the basis of Juven national consciousness has been a thought in the backs of the heads of AS Aguajú's fanbase. Created by the 2nd Aguajú Artillery Division in the post-unification years, the team has always had a militant character in regards to how it always takes what it wants because it has known no other way. This might result in a lot of the team or fanbase statements to be over the top and overcompensating in order to prove how Juven they really are. Which undoubtedly, the side has done a great job showcasing. They are the first team to win an international club trophy.
Last season's finish: 2nd. Despite losing both the Barrage Championship game as well as the Copa Juve Final, Los Amazones got a taste of victory by defeating AC Pomena in the final of the FFI League of Victors. An exciting squad and one that nobody thought would be reaching such heights, AS Aguajú are here to stay and be one of the league's most dominant sides for the foreseeable future.

Club: U.S Scudelli
Nickname: Les géants
Manager: Gael Gaetan(Age 47)
Formation: 4-4-2
Ground: Il Scudelliano, Scudelli(Capacity: 55,000)(New expansion!)
Facilities: Stadium:★★★★★ Reputation:★★★★★ Youth team:★★★★★
Sponsor: Goamarca(Supermarket & Hypermarket Chain)
Rivals: AC Pomena(main), AS Aguajú(secondary), FC Piluzzi(city), Picgliara Calcio(city)
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Trophies Won: 2 Campionato Juvencus, 1 Copa Juve, 1 Supercopa Juve
Background: Team created by bitter descendants of Scudelliano soldiers who fought during the unification war in the side of the Independentists. Team slowly turned into Scudelli and the whole East's representation in the now unified nation, with ideals that turned from bitter resentment to more liberal and free. The team was very successful in the pre-modern era while it has not been too bad in the modern era, with a Copa Juve victory to show for it in an otherwise disastrous season.
Last season's finish: Champions! We have come to see an era where U.S Scudelli finally outscores and outshines all of its rivals across the nation. With a beautiful Barrage Championship victory, U.S Scudelli locked its place in the Champions Cup qualifiers and general IFCF play which they have so desperately been looking for a while.