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by **Yesopalitha** » Tue Nov 13, 2012 5:36 pm

Season Four Midpoint
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Yesopalitha Premier Division         Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Tarahal Lake Athletic              15   10   2   3    13    4   +9    32 CC
 2 Unbidden United                    15    9   3   3    14    6   +8    30 GC
 3 Avengers United                    15    9   2   4    24   15   +9    29 GC
 4 Freedom's Altar FC                 15    7   3   5    19   12   +7    24 GC
 5 Etoile City FC                     15    7   3   5    12    9   +3    24
 6 New Hazingafar Knights             15    6   4   5    20   15   +5    22
 7 Lenox Athletic                     15    7   1   7    12   15   −3    22
 8 Freedom's Altar United             15    6   3   6    16   13   +3    21
 9 Xavier City FC                     15    5   4   6    19   17   +2    19
10 New Hazingafar FC                  15    6   0   9    14   24  −10    18
11 Etoile United                      15    5   3   7    17   29  −12    18
12 Raxton Beavers FC                  15    4   5   6     5    7   −2    17
13 Worthington Cougars                15    3   7   5    18   15   +3    16
14 North Hampton City                 15    4   4   7    15   14   +1    16 R
15 Raxton United                      15    2   6   7    11   15   −4    12 R
16 Mean Green United                  15    2   6   7    12   31  −19    12 R

Tarahal Lake Athletic sit atop the division halfway through, buoyed again by their excellent defensive play, having conceded only four goals throughout fifteen matches. Can anyone score on them, really? Right behind, though, are perennial contenders Unbidden United, the Avnegers led by Jane, and a Freedom's Altar FC side that won't go away. Surprisingly, Etoile City FC is also on the mix. The biggest disappointment thus far goes to North Hampton City, whose defense has fallen apart with Terrance Housen struggling. The Skys will have to pick it up in the second half if they want to avoid a shocking relegation to the seconedary division.

Yesopalitha Secondary Division       Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 South Hampton City                 15    9   1   5    20   16   +4    28 P/SBCC
 2 Hansbrough United                  15    7   6   2    23   11  +12    27 P/SBCC
 3 Xavier United                      15    8   3   4    20   12   +8    27 P/SBCC
 4 Wolvesbane Athletic                15    7   4   4    13   10   +3    25 SBCC
 5 Denal-Ithorn Warriors FC           15    7   3   5    20   17   +3    24
 6 Kingston United                    15    6   4   5    21   18   +3    22
 7 Freedom's Altar Holy Templars      15    6   3   6    23   24   −1    21
 8 Irkan City FC                      15    6   2   7    15   21   −6    20
 9 Dragoons of Wolvesbane FC          15    5   4   6    17   13   +4    19
10 South Hampton Lions                15    5   4   6    13   13    0    19
11 Irkan City United                  15    4   6   5    18   16   +2    18
12 Worthington United                 15    5   3   7    11   13   −2    18
13 North Hampton Grizzlies            15    5   3   7    18   23   −5    18
14 Tarahal Lake Glaciers FC           15    5   2   8    13   19   −6    17
15 Kingston City FC                   15    3   5   7     9   16   −7    14
16 Hansbrough Dolphins FC             15    3   5   7    23   35  −12    14

After being relegated last season, Xavier United is in the top three spot to return to the division that they "belong" in. Interesting to note, Irkan City FC and Irkan City United are playing well for once.

And here are the first few rounds of the Cup of Honor:

Cup of Honor IV

First Round
South Hampton Lions 0-3 Kingston City FC (0-3 agg)
Kingston City FC 2-1 South Hampton Lions (5-1 agg)

Kingston United 2-1 Wolvesbane Athletic (2-1 agg)
Wolvesbane Athletic 1-1 Kingston United (2-3 agg)

Tarahal Lake Glaciers FC 1-0 Worthington United (1-0 agg)
Worthington United 1-0 Tarahal Lake Glaciers FC (2-1 AET, 2-2 agg) (Tarahal Lake Glaciers FC wins on away goals rule)

Freedom's Altar Holy Templars 1-2 Dragoons of Wolvesbane FC (1-2 agg)
Dragoons of Wolvesbane FC 0-1 Freedom's Altar Holy Templars (2-2 agg) (Dragoons of Wolvesbane FC wins on away goals rule)

Irkan City United 2-0 South Hampton City (2-0 agg)
South Hampton City 2-0 Irkan City United (3-0 AET, 3-2 agg)

North Hampton Grizzlies 2-4 Hansbrough Dolphins FC (2-4 agg)
Hansbrough Dolphins FC 2-3 North Hampton Grizzlies (6-5 agg)

Xavier United 2-0 Irkan City FC (2-0 agg)
Irkan City FC 1-0 Xavier United (1-2 agg)

Denal-Ithorn Warriors FC 3-1 Hansbrough United (3-1 agg)
Hansbrough United 2-0 Denal-Ithorn Warriors FC (3-3 agg) (Hansbrough United wins on away goals rule)


Second Round
Etoile City FC 2-0 Kingston United (2-0 agg)
Kingston United 0-2 Etoile City FC (0-4 agg)

Raxton United 3-4 Tarahal Lake Glaciers FC (3-4 agg)
Tarahal Lake Glaciers FC 0-1 Raxton United (4-4 agg) (Tarahal Lake Glaciers FC wins on away goals rule)

Hansbrough Dolphins FC 0-2 South Hampton City (0-2 agg)
South Hampton City 2-1 Hansbrough Dolphins FC (4-1 agg)

Hansbrough United 2-2 Kingston City FC (2-2 agg)
Kingston City FC 0-0 Hansbrough United (2-2 agg) (Kingston City FC wins on away goals rule)

Mean Green United 1-0 Lenox Athletic (1-0 agg)
Lenox Athletic 1-0 Mean Green United (1-1 AET, 1-2 agg)

New Hazingafar Knights 2-1 Xavier United (2-1 agg)
Xavier United 4-0 New Hazingafar Knights (5-2 agg)

Raxton Beavers FC 2-0 Dragoons of Wolvesbane FC (2-0 agg)
Dragoons of Wolvesbane FC 1-0 Raxton Beavers FC (1-2 agg)

Xavier City FC 1-0 Etoile United (1-0 agg)
Etoile United 0-1 Xavier City FC (0-2 agg)


Round of 16
Avengers United 2-0 Kingston City FC (2-0 agg)
Kingston City FC 0-0 Avengers United (0-2 agg)

Freedom's Altar United 6-0 New Hazingafar FC (6-0 agg)
New Hazingafar FC 1-2 Freedom's Altar United (1-8 agg)

Tarahal Lake Glaciers FC 1-4 Freedom's Altar FC (1-4 agg)
Freedom's Altar FC 2-3 Tarahal Lake Glaciers FC (6-4 agg)

North Hampton City 2-1 Xavier City FC (2-1 agg)
Xavier City FC 0-0 North Hampton City (1-2 agg)

Worthington Cougars 0-1 Tarahal Lake Athletic (0-1 agg)
Tarahal Lake Athletic 0-1 Worthington Cougars (1-1 AET, 2-1 agg)

South Hampton City 2-1 Xavier United (2-1 agg)
Xavier United 2-2 South Hampton City (3-4 agg)

Mean Green United 0-0 Raxton Beavers FC (0-0 agg)
Raxton Beavers FC 0-0 Mean Green United (3-0 AET, 3-0 agg)

Unbidden United 3-0 Etoile City FC (3-0 agg)
Etoile City FC 0-2 Unbidden United (0-5 agg)

Teams left: Avengers United, Freedom's Altar United, Freedom's Altar FC, North Hampton City, Tarahal Lake Athletic, South Hampton City, Raxton Beavers FC, Unbidden United.

by **Vilita** » Wed Nov 14, 2012 4:50 pm

V-League: 34th Season Tropical Trophy
(Note: The Tropical Trophy is a seasonal competition between the Vilitan Stellar Division Champions and Vilitan Cup Champions. There has been some controversy as to whether it is a "Season Ending" event or a "Season beginning" event, though it has tended to be closer to the start of the new season, then the end of the previous one. For this seasons Tropical Trophy, The V-League Stellar Division & Vilitan Cup Champions (Turoki Tide) were invited to face off against the V-League runners up (Strike FC). Strike went into the match two-time winners but having lost 5 or their last 6 Tropical Trophy attempts, including against the two-time trophy champion Tide in their first Tropical Trophy during season 30.

Turoki Tide - v. - Jungle Strike FC

Tivali Ring Stadium, Alikki-Corra, Vilita

Globe Cup 40 Rematch sets Tone for V-League Season

It was the start of a new season for the Turoki Tide. Fresh off a nearly perfect season of successes, the Turoki Tide had accomplished what Strike FC never could: Back up a clean sweep of Vilitan League trophies with an International Trophy... or two.

After taking home the Tropical Trophy, Vilitan Stellar Division and Vilitan Cup titles for Season 33, the Turoki Tide put Vilita's 'other island' firmly on the footballing map by winning the UICA Globe Cup - doing so by defeating their rivals on the day, Jungle Strike FC. The Tide then rode the outstanding play of Hooizo Nuakoi to the club, and the Vilitan League's first ever UICA Super Cup championship.

While they were ultimately knocked out by Kristofer Kilpter's East Franz Athletic side in the Cygnus Cup, most Tidal Basin fans still consider it a clean sweep of domestic and international hardware by the Tide.

Watching the success their newest rivals achieved on the International stage could only serve to motivate Strike who will have circled the Tropical Trophy as the opportunity to prove that they were just as deserving of all the accolades, Globe Cup finalists themselves, just one step away from international glory and not willing to let the Tide take control as the governing force in the Vilitan league.

Neither side made many changes from their Globe Cup rosters for the 34th V-League season, although Strike FC did bring back head coach Ematora Pikiaka after sacking the well liked Mikala Abellan as a sign of faith to their fanbase that a season without silverware was not acceptable by Jungle Strike FC standards. Although they haven't won the League since Season 30 under now-Vilitan National team head coach Calaesa Mitaroka, Strike did win the Vilitan Cup under Pikiaka during Season 31, the last major silverware on the shelves at the Lonngeylin Coliseum.

A very familiar Strike side stepped out onto the field at the Tivali Ring Stadium with Nycflala Kater leading the team out. The only surprise saw Yves Gadois sitting on the bench, Pikiaki going with an uncharacteristic 4-5-1 formation with Viji-mara Lawaai the lone striker. Sitting on the bench alongside Gadois were a pair of youth products joining the senior side for the first time - likely just for the experience of being there in the locker room, Audioslavian goalkeeper Kajaxo Imaslavii and young Vilita/Turori attacker Lopaki Kilpter.

Jungle Strike FC [4-5-1] ::
[GK] Nycflala Kater (VIL), [D] Matt Ordish (KRY), [D] Miiara Makose (VIL), [D] Azestella Ajhabekk (STR), [D] Ritopa Simafela (VIL), [M] Retiso Buran (VIL), [M] Jomur Hulyer (VIL), [M] Jian Lejsrma (VIL), [M] Coll Brodie (TBI), [M] Relmar Winauat (VIL), [F] Viji-mara Lawaai (VIL)

The Tide were starting at a disadvantage, missing star midfielder Steffyn Siazzu who carried over a one match ban from the end of Season 33. Otherwise, the lineup was virtually unchanged from their Globe Cup 40 winning roster with Lucas Andrada partnering Actalia Mermaioada in attack and Turori National Team goalkeeper Hooizo Nuakoi in net.

Turoki Tide [3-5-2] ::
[GK] Hooizo Nuakoi (TUR) , [D] Uajiala Pulkki (VIL), [D] Lioniaa Tana (TUR), [D] Pedro Uguccione (OSD), [M] Restiaa Mumamba (TUR), [M] Dante Sekagya (VIL), [M] JD Fuller (MNG/VIL), [M] Michael Coburn (LIV), [M] Rexii Tzikas (VIL), [F] Actalia Mermaioada (VIL), [F] Lucas Andrada (SRG)

Turorian referee Tuaoko Vumaou was called upon to officiate the match, fresh off his exciting tour of the multiverse during World Cup 62.

The first real chance of the match came about 10 minutes in when Pikiaka's 4-5-1 formation appeared to pay dividends, sending Lawaai clear on goal. He tried to slot low to Nuakoi's right but the expert shot-stopper was equal to the task, not only stopping the shot but smothering the ball to prevent any rebound opportunity.

Pikiaki's choice of formation continued to press the Tide defense as Lawaai frequently was put through by the overpowering Strike midfield but found himself unable to find the net. On the half hour mark, instead of firing the shot on goal after being fed through by Relmar Winauat, Lawaai touched the ball lightly back across goal into the path of the Vilitan midfielder completely surprising Nuakoi and leaving Winauat an empty net to shoot at, giving Strike the 1-0 lead which they would hold until the half.

The Babbage Island's Coll Brodie was first into Tuaoko Vumaou's book, receiving a yellow card on a controversial play that some felt could have been punished further by the Cocoabo Preservation Activist.

Neither side made any changes at the half and the Tide came out quickly giving Nycflala Kater much to do just minutes after the restart, with Andrada's effort being pushed aside to the feet of Mermaioada, but Kater crawled back into the path of the rebound effort to preserve the one-goal lead for the challengers.

In a surprise move, holding onto the 1-0 lead in a tense match, Ematora Pikiaka made the change that no one expected, introducing the almost-too-young Lopaki Kilpter into the fray on the hour mark, replacing Vilitan National Team midfielder Retiso Buran. It wasn't clear if Buran had picked up a knock or Pikiaka was just looking to get the young prospect, who hasn't even been invited to any Vilita National Team training camps, some time on the big stage. Never the less, the change was made and the Tide had a completely unknown entity to deal with in the middle of Pikiaka's 4-5-1 Wall of midfielders.

Kilpters first touch of the ball in professional competition was a shot after being masterfully fed through, it looked as if Pikiaka had uncovered a gem. But it was all positioning and no follow through as the youngsters shot blazed well clear of the upright resulting in the appropriate response from the crowd.

The Tide began to press forward as time was winding down, moving further and further up the field. Goalkeeper Nuakoi was inching outside of his box acting as the 12th player to aide in distribution and utilize all the time they had left to create a scoring opportunity to continue the Tide's incredible run of silverware.

2 Winauat (32'), Lawaai (79')
0

The added pressure would be punished by Pikiaka's brilliance, however, and it was Lawaai who collected the ball and looped it over the backstepping Nuakoi to double the advantage for Strike with just 10 minutes to play, all but clinching the Tropical Trophy for Jungle Strike a record 11th time. The goal was extra special for Lawaai who hit the century mark for the club in all competitions, warranting a special scoreboard graphic.

It was a determined performance for Strike, who set the record straight by winning the rematch of their Globe Cup 40 defeat to the Turoki Tide. The Tide, however, will contend that the story may have been different if star midfielder Steffyn Siazzu were on the pitch, making it clear that the upcoming V-League season may well take all 26 matches before one of the two teams can come out on top.

Statwise:

:: This is Strike FC's 11th Tropical Trophy Victory in their 19th appearance.
:: This is Turorki Tide's 1st Tropical Trophy Defeat in 3 Appearances.
:: This is the 3rd consecutive Tropical Trophy competition where the losing team did not score a goal.
:: This is the first Tropical Trophy in the 'modern era*' that was decided by more than 1 goal. (Previous was Strike 3-1 Yeaddin during Season 23)
:: This is the 3rd Tropical Trophy that has ended in a 2-0 Scoreline [Strike v. Irougil, S21; Yeaddin v. Arcticala, S9]
:: Lopaki Kilpter is the youngest player to appear in the Tropical Trophy since Thierry Columbo (Yeaddin Owls, Season 6)
:: Lucas Andrada is the oldest player to appear in the Tropical Trophy in the modern era.

* The modern Era is defined as all seasons from Season 26 on. Seasons 1-25 are the 'classic era'.

Tropical Trophy Host Site:

Tivali Ring Stadium - Alikki-Corra, Vilita (87,000 Capacity)
The Football Association of Vilita is based at the Tivali-Ring Stadium in the capital city of Alikki-Corra, Vilita and many National Team training sessions take place on the grounds of the Tivali Ring. The Football Association regularly schedule matches at arenas throughout Vilita, especially bigger matches as many of the stadiums that host Stellar Division and UICA competition matches have expanded far beyond the capacity of the National Stadium at Tivali Ring, which is used only for the National Team, and, for the Vilitan Cup Final and Tropical Trophy matchup. In addition to its World Cup matches, 'The Ring' hosted the 40th UICA Series 'B' Champions Cup Final. The stadium was constructed as part of the Vilitan bid to host the World Cup 14 Cup of Harmony as a replacement to the former National Stadium in Lopinka that was destroyed during a regional conflict.

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Past Seasons, Format and Background Information on the Vilitan League is available in the Vilitan League Thread
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by **Osarius** » Thu Nov 15, 2012 3:43 pm

In the wake of the administrative snafu that was last season*, the OFA have been attempting -- with varying degrees of success -- to codify a new system of competition management. It hasn't quite worked out as well as they'd hoped, but the restructuring of Osarian football is now complete, in perfect time for the turn of the new century.

A complicated system of playoffs and promotion and relegation was initiated three months ago, and has finally ground to a close, giving us the necessary information to now reveal the new structure of the Osarian Football League Pyramid.

Tier 1: Golden League
(16 teams, 1 division)

The Golden League is a sixteen team, double round-robin competition which represents the highest level of professional association football in Osarius.

Kart Hago FC beat Real Rajahara 1-0 in the Kart Hago Koliseum to win the second leg of the Golden League Playoff Final -- dubbed "the billion credit final" by the media -- and thus the tie, 4-2 on aggregate. The victory earned them a place in the lucrative new top tier of Osarian Football, the Golden League.

Burningham City              Hastmead Diamante
Callisto City                      Iton Valley
Charleston Athletic                  Kart Hago
FC Barciddia                   Kyoshiku Island
FC United of Dynapolis          Real Jraxville
Firewood City             Trothwands Evolution
Grasshoppers Turic                Utica United
Greeningham City                  Warton Villa

In line with the rebranding and restructuring, there are now new rules on promotion and relegation across the four tiers of professional football in Osarius.

If thirteenth place in the Golden League finishes less than four points above fifteenth, Golden Road Playoffs are activated. In such a case, thirteenth and fourteenth place in the Golden League enter the Golden Road Playoffs (see below). The bottom two teams in the Golden League are relegated no matter what.

Tier 2: Aurumia League
(16 teams, 1 division)

Much like the Golden League, the Aurumia League is a sixteen team, double round-robin competition.

AFC Hollybrent         Pinturici Rangers
Arcaea County          Rapid Hearthlands
Bowsston United            Real Rajahara
Cymrwell FC            Renneville United
FC Masaka                      Shanak FC
Inter Alepio                Spoturess FC
Littleshaw Village         Trelagstad FC
Muirford Athletic              Violia FC

In a somewhat controversial move, the top two from last season's Phoenix League were admitted directly into the new Aurumia League. Meanwhile, the Phoenix League Playoff winners, as well as several teams finishing in the bottom half of the Royal League had to enter the Aurumia League Playoffs.

Eventually, it was Spoturess FC who prevailed, bumping the unfortunate Junipa Athletic -- whom they beat 3-2 on aggregate -- down to the third tier.

Like the Golden League, there are new rules regarding promotion and relegation for the Aurumia League. The top two teams in the Aurumia League will be promoted to the Golden League -- much like in the old Royal League -- but the playoffs will be dependent entirely on Golden League final standings.

If Golden Road Playoffs are activated, teams finishing third through sixth in the Aurumia League will face off in the first round, with the winners meeting thirteenth and fourteenth place from the Golden League in the second round. The winners of these matches will then be admitted to the Golden League for the following season. Should Golden Road Playoffs not be activated, there will be no further promotion or relegation beyond the top two/bottom two switch.

The bottom two teams in the Aurumia League are relegated to the Duchess League for the following season. The teams finishing thirteenth and fourteenth will face the Duchess League divisional runners-up (drawn randomly), with the winners taking part in the Aurumia League the following season.

Tier 3: Duchess League
(32 teams, 2 divisions)

The third tier will also be double round-robin, though its thirty-two teams will be split into two vaguely geographical divisions of sixteen.
Only the divisional champions will be guaranteed promotion to the Aurumia League. The divisional runners-up have a chance for promotion too, but no other teams.

The teams finishing bottom of each Duchess League division are relegated to the Inter-Regional League for the following season. They are replaced by the two divisional champions from the Inter-Regional League with the best records.

The teams finishing in fourteenth and fifteenth position in each Duchess League division are then seeded and matched up with the other four divisional champions from the Inter-Regional League. The winners of these ties compete in the Duchess League the following season.

Tier 4: Inter-Regional League
(48 teams, 6 divisions)

The Inter-Regional League is split into two "conferences", each with three divisions, of eight teams each.
It's fixture list is a little more complicated, with each conference engaging in a single round-robin competition, and then each division is another single round-robin competition, for a total of thirty games.

The divisional champions in the Inter-Regional League are the only teams with a chance at promotion. The two with the best records are automatically promoted to the Duchess League, while the other four are seeded and given matchups with low-ranking Duchess League teams for a chance at promotion.

The OFA hope the new structure -- which ensures exactly thirty league games for every professional team in the country -- will allow for greater ease of fixture and competition organisation. It also allows a winter break to be introduced, which has been an issue for some time.

"It's been a long time coming, but we've been watching the progress of the national team in recent years and we've noticed a correlation between the number of games played domestically, and international success" said Lord William Kenterbury, who has announced his intention to step down as Chairman of the OFA at the end of the next season. "The lone successful qualifying campaign we've had for the World Cup came after a season in which we didn't compete in international competition, for example. I don't have all of the figures and data here, but there was enough evidence to suggest that there was a pattern. Our analysts put it to us that we could restructure things and perhaps increase our chances of repeating the successes of Firewood City and Kyoshiku Island in UICA competition as well as the national team being a more regular fixture in the World Cup."

It remains to be seen whether these changes will yield success, or whether they'll be embraced by the fans -- the idea of relegation playoffs has been met with resistance in some areas, for example -- but they are almost certain to be remembered as the legacy of Lord Kenterbury. His successor will have some enormous shoes to fill, and there have been significant calls for former national team manager Alain Montblanc -- Osarius' lone Hall of Famer -- to take up the mantle. Montblanc himself has attempted to distance himself from the role, but his appointment would certainly help to reduce the feeling that the OFA has developed something of an over-politicised nature in recent years.

If not Montblanc, then at least someone from within the game, seems to be the general consensus. Any applicants from such an arena would have a strong supporter in the form of former Burningham City manager Sir George Pennant. "I'd love to see Alain Montblanc take over, but it seems like he has no interest in the post. At the very least, I think we should have someone in charge of the OFA who has played and/or managed the sport at the highest level." He told us. "It just doesn't seem sensible to have a suit in charge of a sport, if that makes sense."

*Long story short, there wasn't actually a proper league season. This is part of the reasoning behind the OFA's decision to basically ignore everything prior to the upcoming season for records purposes... they know they cocked up, basically.

by **Kelssek** » Sat Nov 17, 2012 6:06 am

WEEK 10 REPORT

                          Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
1 Latrobe AFC             10    7   2   1    18    7  +11    23
2 Kirkenes FC             10    6   2   2    16   13   +3    20
 3 CS Saint-Rémy           10    6   1   3    19   10   +9    19
 4 Clayquot City           10    5   4   1    15    7   +8    19
 5 CF Outineau             10    5   3   2    15    9   +6    18
 6 Penticton FC            10    5   2   3    18   17   +1    17
 7 Langlois Océanic        10    5   1   4    10    9   +1    16
 8 CF Saint-Richard        10    5   1   4    11   16   -5    16
 9 Burnaby SC              10    4   3   3    16   12   +4    15
10 Coquitlam United        10    4   3   3    12   12    0    15
11 Metropolitan FC         10    3   3   4    13   12   +1    12
12 Castors d'Outineau      10    3   2   5     9    9    0    11
13 North York              10    3   2   5    10   16   -6    11
14 Redswyth Red Stars      10    3   2   5    10   17   -7    11
15 Capital FC              10    3   1   6    11   12   -1    10
16 NGSA Ulyanov            10    2   2   6     7   13   -6     8
17 AS Dieppe               10    2   1   7     8   17   -9     7
18 Mazinaw Stallions       10    1   3   6    11   21  -10     6

Representation playoff:
Latrobe AFC 2-1 Burnaby SC

TQCC: Latrobe AFC
GC: Burnaby SC [defending champion], Kirkenes FC, CS Saint-Rémy
SBCC: Metropolitan FC, Redswyth Red Stars, Llandlaff City, Saanich AFC

Final hosting bids
TQCC: Stade Outineau, Outineau (81,093)
SBCC: Exhibition Place, Kirkenes (21,800)

National Division North

                         Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Llandlaff City          6    4   2   0    12    3   +9    14
 2 ASC Arvika              7    4   1   2     8    5   +3    13
 3 Winchester Kings        7    4   0   3     9   10   -1    12
 4 Delta Dragons FC        6    3   2   1    10    5   +5    11
 5 Vickery Jaguars         7    3   2   2    12   11   +1    11
 6 Selkirk FC              7    3   1   3    10    7   +3    10
 7 St. Kilda FC            6    3   1   2     5    7   -2    10
 8 Kewatin DFA             7    2   3   2     7    7    0     9
 9 Footscray FC            6    2   2   2     5    6   -1     8
10 Ainslie County          6    2   1   3     4    5   -1     7
11 Kawarthas DFA           6    1   2   3     6   10   -4     5
12 Trenton AC              7    0   4   3     6   11   -5     4
13 Sudbury Rangers         6    0   1   5     4   11   -7     1

National Division South

                                 Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Saanich AFC                     7    5   0   2    11    8   +3    15
 2 Howe Sound FC                   7    4   2   1    10    7   +3    14
   King Albert Park                8    4   2   2    10    7   +3    14
 4 CF Mirabel                      7    4   1   2    12    7   +5    13
 5 Innisfail County                8    3   2   3     6    9   -3    11
 6 Kingston Athletic               8    2   4   2    12   11   +1    10
 7 Strathcona Internationals       8    2   4   2     5    5    0    10
 8 Sunrise Coast FC                8    3   1   4     9   10   -1    10
 9 Point Grey & Kitsilano          7    2   3   2     7    4   +3     9
10 Athlétique de Gatineau          7    2   2   3     5    6   -1     8
11 Sitka Valley FC                 7    2   1   4    11   14   -3     7
12 CS Rivière-du-Nord              7    2   1   4     7   11   -4     7
13 Shearwater FC                   7    1   1   5     4   10   -6     4

by **Mapletish** » Sat Nov 17, 2012 8:59 pm

Mapletish Fotbul League Season VI

Mapletish Premier League Standings

    Team                   P   W   D   L  For  Ag  +/-  Pts
  1 Golden Phoniex        38  33   3   2  116  23  +93  102
  2 Home United           38  30   5   3  100  31  +69   95
  3 River Park            38  24  10   4   72  31  +41   82
  4 Struggait United      38  21   8   9   73  55  +18   71
  5 East Lakers IV        38  20   8  10   53  34  +19   68
  6 Portsmouth            38  21   5  12   48  29  +19   68
  7 Woodlands Whello      38  16   9  13   49  54   -5   57
  8 Reading               38  12  12  14   34  46  -12   48
  9 Southampton           38  14   6  18   40  50  -10   48
 10 Super Reds            38  13   8  17   44  48   -4   47
 11 Matting Memorial      38  10  12  16   32  52  -20   42
 12 Bristol Rovers        38  10  12  16   34  49  -15   42
 13 Woodlands United      38  10  12  16   30  49  -19   42
 14 Lumburg CV            38   9  13  16   38  46   -8   40
 15 Bury Town             38  10   8  20   32  54  -22   38
 16 West Ham United       38   8  13  17   33  52  -19   37
 17 Craze United          38   8  11  19   28  50  -22   35
 18 Blackpool             38   9   6  23   31  66  -35   33
 19 Port Vale             38   4  14  20   26  60  -34   26
 20 Blackburn Rovers      38   4  13  21   28  62  -34   25



Mapletish Fotbul League,League Championships Standings

    Team                     P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Northampton             46  21  14  11  50  33  +17  77
  2 Tengaru                 46  20  14  12  45  30  +15  74
  3 Golden Eagles           46  19  16  11  59  43  +16  73
  4 Grand Melvis            46  20  13  13  45  45   +0  73
  5 Newton Youas            46  20  13  13  55  42  +13  73
  6 Moonchester United      46  20   9  17  49  46   +3  69
  7 Tampines Rovers         46  20   8  18  48  46   +2  68
  8 Yacombe Rovers          46  19  11  16  51  46   +5  68
  9 Rangers Rovers          46  18  10  18  52  54   -2  64
 10 West Struggaiters       46  16  16  14  53  50   +3  64
 11 Blastier City           46  17  11  18  43  44   -1  62
 12 Whelligtion Utd         46  15  17  14  49  49   +0  62
 13 Stuke City              46  16  14  16  47  52   -5  62
 14 Charlie United          46  17  11  18  48  46   +2  62
 15 Catanzaro               46  16  14  16  46  45   +1  62
 16 Crewe Alexandra         46  16  11  19  42  48   -6  59
 17 Darlingthon             46  14  17  15  54  54   +0  59
 18 Moonchester City        46  13  18  15  42  52  -10  57
 19 Lanabrodge              46  15  10  21  36  49  -13  55
 20 Young Lions             46  15   9  22  38  48  -10  54
 21 Dragon Divens           46  14  12  20  55  60   -5  54
 22 Heywood City            46  12  17  17  44  50   -6  53
 23 Tasha Dragons           46  12  14  20  43  59  -16  50
 24 Barnsley                46  12  11  23  55  58   -3  47

Promotion To The Mapletish Premier League

Northampton
Tengaru
Golden Eagles

Relegation To The Fotbul League,League 1

Dragon Divens
Heywood
Tasha Dragons
Bransley

Cup Winners

Mapletish FA Community Shield
Golden Phoniex 3- 4 Home United

Mapletish FA Cup Finals
Golden Phoniex 1 - 0 Home United

Mapletish League Cup Finals
Northampton 3 - 1 Golden Phoniex

In a major upset in Season 6, Home United failed to defend their FA Cup, League Cup and Premier League titles, as Golden Phoniex emerged the surprise team that swept Home United off their feet by snatching the Premier League trophy away from Home United and appeared in the FA Cup and League Cup finals whereas United are deny with just a Community Shield to go home with.

International Qualifiers
Globe Cup Last Spot Playoff Match: Northampton 2-1 Struggait United

Champions Cup : Golden Phoniex
Globe Cup : Home United - River Park - Northampton

Series B Champions’ Cup Entries
* NOTE : Due to Northampton's Globe Cup entry, their spot will be taken by 5th placed Newton Youas.

Tengaru
Golden Eagles
Grand Melvis
Newton Youas

Cygnus Cup

Golden Phoniex, After Winning The Mapletish FA Cup.

Rushmore Copa de Campeones

Golden Phoniex

by **Darmen** » Sat Nov 17, 2012 9:16 pm

Darmen Cup VII

Qualification Round
007 Altoona 1–0 Boise Bulldogs
Everbone Sol 1–1 No.10 FC (2–1 AET)
Zwasia United 0–0 Atlas '51 FC (0–0 AET) (4–2 pen.)
Scott City Tennis Club 1–1 Xolos Tijuana FC (2–1 AET)
AC Rozzano 1–0 Adiccion CF
Castle Elfroot Galaxy 1–1 Atletic New York F.C. (2–2 AET) (4–3 pen.)
Big Red 1–0 Cheyenne Night Train
House Team 0–0 B Lub Club (0–1 AET)
OGK Skannderberg 0–3 Peterborough Energy
Lechian FC 0–0 Spartak Scott City (0–0 AET) (4–1 pen.)
Rogerton Whitecaps Practice Squad 2–2 CDSC Trent (2–3 AET)
TSG Allen 0–1 AIK New London
Stout 2–1 YRKV Ludington
PSV Riverside City 0–1 Real New York
Chippewa Falls Strykers Black Reserves 2–0 Port and Nelson Glory
Pelican VK 1–0 Maccabi New Longo
Mahoganyport Thunder 0–0 Lee Athletic (0–0 AET) (3–0 pen.)
FCR Oakwell 2–2 Torpedo FC (4–2 AET)
Lokomotiv Rogerton 3–1 Sunwatch Tides
One Big Island United 1–1 CA Newcastle (1–1 AET) (4–3 pen.)
Scott City Rowing Club 0–0 Excelsior Scott City (0–1 AET)
Orient FC 0–1 AFC Soulstone
Denison United 2–0 LA Lakers 24
IF Cardiff 0–0 Isengard FC (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.)
Chivas Fire 1–2 The Babies
FC Gunners Reborn 2–0 Rutherford Athletic
Club Deportivo de Rushmore 3–2 AIF Starsoul
UC Cleghorn 0–1 Scott City Welfare
Cobra United 1–4 Union de Esportiva
Razor’s Beast 0–4 Rigeratan City Fortune
Fontaine United 1–0 CD Norwich
Robin Hood Legends FC 2–1 Chippewa Falls Strykers Red
Jaguars de Rushmore 0–1 A/V Solutions
Spart 0–1 FC Tim City
Ricardo Martinez SC 5–0 SpVgg. Vicarage
Sekitoleko FC 1–1 Lord Wilhelm the IV FC (3–2 AET)
Brham Amateurs FC 1–0 Pandemonium
Violet Strikers 0–3 IFK Liverpool
Club America 23 1–2 Celtic Warriors FC
CF United Cotdelapomais Reserves 1–0 Villa of Chuckio
Tamarindia Exiles FC 1–2 Pharoah FC
Super Milan 2–0 Cutting Edge
Clube Silvio 0–1 SK St. Mary’s
Rotashen Lightning 3–3 AZ Blackburn (4–3 AET)
Queens Park 2–1 Vale Port
Town Hornets 1–0 Darmen Air FC
Char FC 0–1 Spark Fires
CFR Libertyton 0–2 Tijuana FC
Googilian United 1–0 RCD Peterborough
Independence United 1–0 AS Birmingham
Scott City Hotspurs 0–1 Candlewich Huracán
Nakam F.C. 0–1 Robur St. Martin’s
Tim-TerVot 3x 0–1 Kicking & Screaming Youth
ACF Poko 2–1 Racing Johnho
Darmen FC 1–0 Beitar Sion FC
Kavanagh United 1–0 Topeka Seminoles
Legion de Chuckio 2–0 Drifters
CF United Cotdelapomais 1–1 Huntington Courage (1–2 AET)
P.O.P. 1–2 Zenit FC
Menomonie United Youth 4–2 Fisher Red
Victorian-Casuals FC 0–1 Menomonie FC
DeRm FC 0–5 Vorvärts Romanopolis
RC FC 2–2 Aris de Tilden Island (2–2 AET) (3–4 pen.)
VfR Hale Corner 2–1 Sporting Chippewa
Micon 3–2 FCSB Steaua BUC.
Real Odysseus 1–3 Knuckleheaders
CR Sandwell 0–0 BV Salford (1–0 AET)
VV Hay Creek 4–1 Scott City FC Youth
Vikings of Tim City 2–2 SV Porter’s Mills (2–2 AET) (2–4 pen.)
Super Troopers 0–2 Shardhollow Sturm
SS Ary 2–2 Speed Demons FC (2–2 AET) (2–4 pen.)
Regis 3–1 Lily Julia
Heat 2–1 Vasco FK
Newborough Constellation 2–1 Eau Claire Aris FC U-21
Misho 1–1 Mothgard Waves (2–1 AET)
The Elite Legacy 0–0 SSC Silezo (0–0 AET) (3–2 pen.)
Rock KU FC 1–0 Violet Rose
FC Yunus 1–1 Kstars (1–2 AET)
MTK Kingsville 3–0 AOYUNT
Club Grasshopper 2–0 Maxwell Electrica
DA Iowa Best 2–0 Scott City Fencing Club
Toro Atletic Chuckio 2–0 NK Selhurst
Windwell Electrica 0–1 Lundy Youth
Ellesmere Friendship 0–1 Lake Elsinore
Olympique de Yalvore 0–0 TonTerr (1–0 AET)
Ibes F.C. 4–0 MSV Elland
Kansas City Catrachos 2–2 RC Nottingham (3–3 AET) (3–2 pen.)
Liverpool FootyClub 2–1 FC Barcelona Egypt
FC Nazi United 0–2 Universidad Brady City
Brham Ramblers 2–3 SC Fratton
San Luis Mex 4–1 Monterrey NL
Club Athletic Olmedo 2–0 EC Memorial Youth
FK Hove 0–1 el-Ahly
Lightning’s Hands 3–0 Roy FC
Arminius FC 0–0 MAelstrom (0–1 AET)
Cheyenne Express 1–1 Snuffy (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.)
The Invincible FC 0–1 Real Madril
Spartacus FC 2–2 Gwen FC (3–3 AET) (5–4 pen.)
Cambridgeshire Freedom 2–3 KRC Keepmoat
Wanton FC 1–1 MBarca (1–1 AET) (3–2 pen.)
Clay Town 0–0 Scott City Bears (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.)
Loose Cannons 1–0 VfL Hadleyville
Oakley 3–1 Eau Claire Aris FC Chicos
Hmong Athletic Meka 1–1 Absalom Strikers (2–1 AET)
FC Itzaes 1–0 Dynamo Bledia-Arba
NSC Boleyn 6–0 SC Benfica
Eau Claire Aris FC U-17 1–1 GJ Ballaz Hawkeyes (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.)
Haiti FC 0–2 Squatch Hunters
PFC Millwall 1–0 FK Urtbi
Puebla 0–0 Ume (0–0 AET) (2–4 pen.)
FFC Bloomfield 1–2 Branco FC
Real Madril 32 0–0 Coyote F.C. (0–1 AET)
Cosmos 0–2 Chippewa Falls Strykers Snipez
CF Lightfield 1–0 Gilman
BSC Anfield 2–1 Dalmacio de Llayma
Kickers 3–0 Confidis United
EC Memorial Reserves 2–0 Galo FC
Golden Palace 2–0 Don Mafiå FC
Scott City Cosmos 2–1 Orangedale Étoile
Victoria United 2–0 Sunset United
Hotel California 1–0 Blue Shoe FC
KV Kingston 0–1 Hapoel Jerusalem

First Round
Scott City FC 4–0 B Lub Club
Augusta 1–0 Peterborough Energy
Brady City Crunch 2–0 CDSC Trent
Eau Claire Aris FC 4–1 AIK New London
Rogerton Whitecaps 0–0 Real New York (0–0 AET) (6–7 pen.)
Chippewa Falls Strykers 2–2 Excelsior Scott City (4–2 AET)
Menomonie United 6–0 AFC Soulstone
Eau Claire United 1–1 Isengard FC (2–1 AET)
Darmen City United 5–1 The Babies
Darmen City FC 2–0 Scott City Welfare
Bloomer FC 2–0 Union de Esportiva
Scott City Beat 2–1 Rigeratan City Fortune
Tilden Mutiny 3–1 A/V Solutions
Brham United 4–0 FC Tim City
Guard FC 0–0 IFK Liverpool (2–0 AET)
Sterling City Stars 1–0 Celtic Warriors FC
Forden 1–0 Pharoah FC
Tim City Cyber Rays 5–0 SK St. Mary’s
Johnho FC 1–0 Spark Fires
Chuckio FC 2–0 Tijuana FC
Juggzy FC 2–0 Candlewich Huracán
Scott City University Club 5–0 Robur St. Martin’s
Olympique Chuckio 0–0 Kicking & Screaming Youth (0–0 AET) (0–3 pen.)
Darmen City AC 3–1 Huntington Courage
FC Sete 1–0 Zenit FC
Chamberlain 4–0 Menomonie FC
Deong FC 1–0 Vorvärts Romanopolis
SC Fives 3–1 Aris de Tilden Island
Kapital FC 0–0 Knuckleheaders (1–0 AET)
Chuckio United 2–2 SV Porter’s Mills (2–2 AET) (4–3 pen.)
The Kiwi’s 3–0 Shardhollow Sturm
Tim City AC 2–0 Speed Demons FC
PDR 0–0 Misho (1–0 AET)
South Darmen United 0–3 The Elite Legacy
Club Jim Falls 2–3 Kstars
Scott City Fireballs 0–1 Lundy Youth
1120 Eau Claire 1–2 Lake Elsinore
FC 1983 Liverpool 0–1 Universidad Brady City
New Tycos United 3–4 SC Fratton
Bottomham 0–1 el-Ahly
Brady City AC 2–1 MAelstrom
Eleven Frozen Monkeys 3–1 Snuffy
Cornell Hotspurs 2–0 Real Madril
2011 Menomonie 2–0 KRC Keepmoat
Padomera 2–0 Scott City Bears
Metro Police FC 5–0 GJ Ballaz Hawkeyes
Strikers JF 0–1 Squatch Hunters
Mohammed Blue FC 3–0 Ume
Vogler City Force 3–4 Branco FC
Sterling City AC 2–0 Coyote F.C.
Sporting Eau Claire 1–2 Chippewa Falls Strykers Snipez
Sporting Scott City 1–1 Hapoel Jerusalem (1–3 AET)
Scott City AC 1–1 Hotel California (1–1 AET) (2–3 pen.)
Meenney 34 Meeno FC 0–2 Victoria United
KoMets 3–2 Scott City Cosmos
FC RealKing 1–0 Golden Palace
Brhamania Sidekicks 0–1 EC Memorial Reserves
Vogler City AC 1–0 Kickers
Hmong Athletic 0–3 BSC Anfield
Tiger Soccer FC 1–1 CF Lightfield (2–2 AET) (3–2 pen.)
Shadowhawks FC 1–0 PFC Millwall
Thunders Kickers Strikers FC 4–1 NSC Boleyn
Hurricane Strikers FC 4–4 FC Itzaes (4–5 AET)
Cadott Lazers 2–0 Absalom Strikers
Champ1920 1–0 Oakley
Darkon United 2–1 Loose Cannons
Potros FC 1–2 Wanton FC
Darmen City Wings 1–0 Spartacus FC
Club de Nazionale 1–0 Lightning’s Hands
Café FC 3–0 Club Athletic Olmedo
Athletico Eau Claire 1–0 San Luis Mex
Kilanas FC 4–0 Liverpool FootyClub
Tucan FC 2–1 Kansas City Catrachos
Lazer FC 2–1 Ibes F.C.
Jo Av FC 6–0 Olympique de Yalvore
Elkorn FC 2–1 Toro Atletic Chuckio
Saint-Louis FC 1–0 DA Iowa Best
FC Dallas 96Boys 2–0 Club Grasshopper
Tim City University Club 2–1 MTK Kingsville
JC Spitfire 1–1 Rock KU FC (3–1 AET)
No.8 FC 2–1 Newborough Constellation
Hallie 0–0 Heat (1–0 AET)
DLFC 1–0 Regis
Berkan Deruk’S 0–1 VV Hay Creek
Olympique de Tycos 0–1 CR Sandwell
The Rowdy Roosters 6–2 Micon
Cleveland FCS 3–0 VfR Hale Corner
Real Romanopolis 1–2 Menomonie United Youth
Rivers FC 2–0 Legion de Chuckio
Springfield 2–0 Kavanagh United
Seda Futbol de Pelada 0–1 Darmen FC
Young Star FC 2–1 ACF Poko
Lynx FC 1–1 Independence United (1–1 AET) (4–2 pen.)
SK Swift 1–0 Googilian United
Dunn County 0–1 Town Hornets
Thistle FC 1–0 Queens Park
Argyle FC 2–0 Rotashen Lightning
Sociál Clube Brown 2–0 Super Milan
KC Comets 2–0 CF United Cotdelapomais Reserves
Mullhouse 1–1 Brham Amateurs FC (3–1 AET)
Rouen 0–2 Sekitoleko FC
Defence FC 0–0 Ricardo Martinez SC (0–1 AET)
Chivax United 1–0 Robin Hood Legends FC
Littleton SC 2–1 Fontaine United
Bledia Arba FC 0–1 Club Deportivo de Rushmore
Portes Ava 1–2 FC Gunners Reborn
SO Harbsburg 0–0 Denison United (1–0 AET)
Mavericks Beast 1–0 One Big Island United
Impact de Brham 2–0 Lokomotiv Rogerton
Photographer SC 3–1 FCR Oakwell
Victorious One FC 1–0 Mahoganyport Thunder
Mugurel FC 2–0 Pelican VK
Amiens 2–2 Chippewa Falls Strykers Black Reserves (4–2 AET)
FC Yaroslav 1–0 Stout
Starburg 0–0 Lechian FC (1–0 AET)
Jesse Crouse-Tell FC 1–1 Big Red (2–1 AET)
TuS Candy Corners 5–1 Castle Elfroot Galaxy
Esporte Scott City 1–0 AC Rozzano
AC Grimvale 5–0 Scott City Tennis Club
Cambridge Faith 4–0 Zwasia United
Strippers Clubé 4–1 Everbone Sol
Pro Bryher 3–0 007 Altoona
Eau Claire United Fire 2–0 Louisville Tyrants
Rez Boys 1–1 Aberffraw Earthquakes (1–1 AET) (4–3 pen.)
CA Yalvore 2–1 Nerevsfan1
Red Star Chuckio 4–2 Chuckio Timbers
Flying Geese FC 1–1 LA Dynamo (2–1 AET)
Northwest FC 2–3 Martin United FC
Stade Chuckio UC 0–0 Eau Claire United Youth Academy U-17 (0–0 AET) (4–3 pen.)
Metallurg Cadott 3–2 Tim City Barracuda’s
Arka Brady City 0–0 Scott City Gymnastico Clube (0–2 AET)
Atletico del Minero 2–1 Calvileers
Turing 0–3 Kicking & Screaming
Swiss 3–0 GIF Moor
OGC Nauti 0–1 FSC Spirit
Perry-Rupai 2–0 Just Kicking It
St. Eintine’e 1–0 Sporting Andorinha
Sporting Naval FC 1–0 Capool United
Academy of Football 2–0 Mito United
St. Servan 0–0 US Emmett (1–1 AET) (6–7 pen.)
Club Atletico Johnho 2–2 Club Jorge (2–3 AET)
Kansas KC 3–0 TSV Brackett
Mets FC 0–0 IK Ricoh (1–0 AET)
Clover Shamrocks FC 0–1 Chilocos
Darmeni Army Academy Club 0–1 Welldark Galactic
FC Stade-Ulani 1–1 St. Mary’s Al-Hikma (2–1 AET)
Excelsior AC Ryberg 1–1 SC Pegasus (2–1 AET)
Wilson City Council 1–0 Contenders
Marlborough FC 0–3 Vasilì United XI
Blazer’s 2–0 CSKA Brham
FC Arsenal de Darmen 0–0 Team X (2–0 AET)
Rushmore Athletic 3–2 eV Wigan
Red Bull Darmen 0–0 Clube Futbol Zico (1–0 AET)
AS Douanes 1–4 Menomonie United Reserves
SC Times 3–3 Duke Lyons FC (4–3 AET)
RC Chuckio 1–0 Coca-Colo FC
Scott City Patriots 0–2 FC Baltimore
Pisuvar 1–0 Aguila FC
LTC 2–2 Endo Maio FC (3–2 AET)
Cialis 4–1 Clube Athletico Santo Pittenger
FF St. Andrew’s 2–1 AS Dragons FC
Tyger Mountains United 1–0 Brham los Seahorse
FC Molineux 3–1 Arizona FK
BK Reebok 1–0 Fort Murkshroud Fire
Hugh Town Millionaires 2–0 Olympique Alice
Harmony United 6–2 Cherry Athletic
SG Madejski 3–0 Sporting Petunia
Chippewa Falls Strykers Youth 1–0 FC Krak Kraks
Newellcastle United 1–0 Linnet FC
VfB Foster 1–0 Club Deportivo Angel
ASC Joan l’Arc 3–0 Andrea FC
Santos Harlonds Athletic 1–0 Timber Union
Valencies 1–0 CtaG Club
Inter-Johnho 2–0 Dons River FC
Club Deportivo Al-Arabi 1–3 Ajax Darmen
Stallions of Johnho 1–0 New Bolivar FC
King of the East FC 4–1 Maple XI FC
Rigerata Buffalos 1–0 Goldwell Electrica
Cadott 1860 1–1 Crimson 1979 (1–1 AET) (4–1 pen.)
Junio 24 FC 2–1 Fuchs United
Bolivar FC 2–0 L.A. Thunder FC
Carpenter United 3–0 Esporte Clube Tigres do Darmen
FC Polytechnical 0–2 Saybre
Academic Sports Association 0–2 Scott City Old Boys
Dezembro 25 FC 3–0 Vipers FC
Scott City United 2–0 Kansas Terriers
Hendricks City AC 0–1 Union Rushmore Railroad FC
Le Harvie 2–1 Club Deportivo RSVL
Cotton and Textile FC 1–1 Bushers (1–1 AET) (4–5 pen.)
Sainto Perry FC 1–1 Chuckio Moors (2–1 AET)
Maio 1 FC 1–3 Ruby Phoenix
FC Heineken 0–1 Gorillas de Brhamania
Technical Menomonie 1–0 Sparta de Union
The Arsenal 2–1 Leon United
1566 Revolution FC 3–2 Cornell Town
Golden Panthers 2–1 Brady City Mariners
Mountain FC 2–0 Holy Trinity FC
Hamlet by the Lake 1–0 Akademi Felda United FC
FC Augusta Industrial 0–1 Jackson FC
Darmen City Northerners 2–0 Dolphis FC
Contractors FC 2–1 Palm Tree FC
Minute Men 0–0 Chivas de Brham (1–1 AET) (2–4 pen.)
Heart of Lyons 1–0 Cheetah FC
Kalenda Petrol FC 0–0 AS Garlone (0–0 AET) (3–2 pen.)
Estudiantes SC 2–1 Celtics FC
Sporting Terramidia 1–0 FSV Ashton
Rhinos FC 0–1 South Toledo Strykers
Tim City United 0–0 Harriers FC (1–0 AET)
Sounders United 0–0 South High FC (0–0 AET) (3–5 pen.)
Mansfield United FC 3–1 Darmeni United
Johnho Rangers 1–0 Foot FUNK
Park Avenue Eau Claire 1–0 Wolves of Hammond
Club Atletico Atlas 0–1 José Alvares FC
Oliver’s Sphinx 0–2 Requins de Brham
Johnho City 2–2 KSV Portman (3–2 AET)
Fire FC 2–3 Bostopia United
Cobre FC 2–1 Sporting Ironopolis
Princeton Valley 2–0 Scott City Cricket Club
Sterling City Darmeni’s 1–0 Apollo XI
Club Frenchie Pari 2–1 Hercules FC
Tyger Forest United 2–0 Fernández Olivia United
Hearts of Oak 0–1 Scott City Eagles
State of Darmen 0–0 Scott City Rovers (1–1 AET) (4–2 pen.)
CSKA Scott City 3–1 Das Frog
Union de Berbari 1–2 Monday United
The Chiefs 6–1 Cerro FC
Tueta FC 2–0 The Art of War
1.F.C. Spiderguard 2–0 Wasps
Athletic Club of Chippewa 3–0 Sporting Auroch
Stade de Turing 1–0 Hertha Rushmore
DNI United 1–0 FC Ocean Dwellers
Beastmode15 FC 3–0 Rattlers of Darmen
Hope FC 5–2 River de Selena
EC Memorial 2–0 Quick Strike
Unpredictable 3–1 Prefect of Brham
FC Ararat 3–0 De Armando United
JK Derby 2–0 Clube Puma de Littleton
Alianza Tresco 2–1 Q’tinum FC
Douri United 0–0 Darmen City Angels (1–1 AET) (5–4 pen.)
The Red Hot Chili Peppers 1–0 Union of Darmen
Tim City Young Boys 2–2 Nigeria FC (2–3 AET)
Stanley United 1–1 Corinth FC (2–1 AET)
Atlantian Oceania FC 1–0 Royal Leopard
Villa Brhamania 2–2 EC Zebra (3–2 AET)
Kurdela FC 0–2 Sporting Club de Nacional
Ardilla FC 4–0 FC Ada Cougars
FC Traktor 2–2 Figton (2–2 AET) (0–2 pen.)
National FC 1–0 FC Avantasia
Jahn FC 1–0 Eau Claire Bees
Hamilton United FC 3–0 UFC Dingo
Islama United 0–0 Hawthorne FC (0–0 AET) (2–4 pen.)
Labour FC 1–0 Colibri FC
St. Agnes Victory 3–1 Da Hogs of Scott City
Killer Orcas 2–0 Real Scott City
Salakz 4–1 Bluebell United
The Bucks 1–3 Renato United

Second Round
Scott City FC 4–0 Real New York
Augusta 3–0 Kicking & Screaming Youth
Brady City Crunch 3–0 The Elite Legacy
Eau Claire Aris FC 1–0 Kstars
Chippewa Falls Strykers 5–1 Lundy Youth
Menomonie United 10–1 Lake Elsinore
Eau Claire United 4–0 Universidad Brady City
Darmen City United 6–0 SC Fratton
Darmen City FC 0–0 el-Ahly (0–0 AET) (3–2 pen.)
Bloomer FC 1–0 Squatch Hunters
Scott City Beat 2–0 Branco FC
Tilden Mutiny 3–0 Chippewa Falls Strykers Snipez
Brham United 4–0 Hapoel Jerusalem
Guard FC 1–0 Hotel California
Sterling City Stars 1–0 Victoria United
Forden 6–1 EC Memorial Reserves
Tim City Cyber Rays 3–1 BSC Anfield
Johnho FC 1–0 FC Itzaes
Chuckio FC 0–1 Wanton FC
Juggzy FC 0–1 VV Hay Creek
Scott City University Club 2–0 CR Sandwell
Darmen City AC 1–0 Menomonie United Youth
FC Sete 3–0 Darmen FC
Chamberlain 1–0 Town Hornets
Deong FC 2–0 Sekitoleko FC
SC Fives 2–0 Ricardo Martinez SC
Kapital FC 3–0 Club Deportivo de Rushmore
Chuckio United 0–1 FC Gunners Reborn
The Kiwi’s 1–0 Martin United FC
Tim City AC 2–0 Scott City Gymnastico Clube
PDR 0–0 Kicking & Screaming (2–2 AET) (4–3 pen.)
Brady City AC 1–2 FSC Spirit
Eleven Frozen Monkeys 1–3 US Emmett
Cornell Hotspurs 0–0 Club Jorge (2–0 AET)
2011 Menomonie 0–0 Chilocos (0–0 AET) (1–2 pen.)
Padomera 2–0 Welldark Galactic
Mohammed Blue FC 0–1 Menomonie United Reserves
Sterling City AC 3–1 FC Baltimore
KoMets 1–2 Ajax Darmen
FC RealKing 2–0 Saybre
Vogler City AC 2–3 Scott City Old Boys
Tiger Soccer FC 0–1 Union Rushmore Railroad FC
Shadowhawks FC 0–2 Bushers
Thunders Kickers Strikers FC 4–0 Ruby Phoenix
Cadott Lazers 0–1 Gorillas de Brhamania
Champ1920 2–0 Jackson FC
Darkon United 0–4 Chivas de Brham
Darmen City Wings 0–0 South Toledo Strykers (0–1 AET)
Club de Nazionale 1–0 South High FC
Café FC 1–0 José Alvares FC
Athletico Eau Claire 0–3 Requins de Brham
Kilanas FC 0–1 Bostopia United
Tucan FC 0–2 Scott City Eagles
Lazer FC 0–1 Monday United
Jo Av FC 0–1 Nigeria FC
Elkorn FC 0–1 Sporting Club de Nacional
Saint-Louis FC 0–0 Figton (1–0 AET)
FC Dallas 96Boys 0–2 Hawthorne FC
Tim City University Club 1–4 Renato United
JC Spitfire 0–1 Salakz
No.8 FC 2–1 Killer Orcas
Hallie 2–0 St. Agnes Victory
DLFC 0–2 Labour FC
The Rowdy Roosters 0–1 Hamilton United FC
Cleveland FCS 2–0 Jahn FC
Rivers FC 0–1 National FC
Springfield 1–0 Ardilla FC
Young Star FC 1–1 Kurdela FC (1–2 AET)
Lynx FC 2–0 Villa Brhamania
SK Swift 1–0 Atlantian Oceania FC
Thistle FC 2–0 Stanley United
Argyle FC 2–0 The Red Hot Chili Peppers
KC Comets 2–0 Douri United
Mullhouse 0–1 Alianza Tresco
Chivax United 1–0 JK Derby
Littleton SC 0–0 FC Ararat (0–0 AET) (5–4 pen.)
SO Harbsburg 1–1 Unpredictable (1–2 AET)
Mavericks Beast 0–1 EC Memorial
Impact de Brham 0–0 Hope FC (1–1 AET) (5–4 pen.)
Photographer SC 1–0 Beastmode15 FC
Victorious One FC 0–0 DNI United (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.)
Mugurel FC 0–0 Stade de Turing (1–0 AET)
Amiens 1–2 Athletic Club of Chippewa
FC Yaroslav 0–3 1.F.C. Spiderguard
Starburg 0–3 Tueta FC
Jesse Crouse-Tell FC 3–0 The Chiefs
TuS Candy Corners 1–0 CSKA Scott City
Esporte Scott City 2–0 State of Darmen
AC Grimvale 4–0 Tyger Forest United
Cambridge Faith 2–1 Club Frenchie Pari
Strippers Clubé 3–0 Sterling City Darmeni’s
Pro Bryher 2–0 Princeton Valley
Eau Claire United Fire 1–0 Cobre FC
Rez Boys 1–1 Johnho City (1–1 AET) (3–1 pen.)
CA Yalvore 3–2 Park Avenue Eau Claire
Red Star Chuckio 3–1 Johnho Rangers
Flying Geese FC 0–0 Mansfield United FC (1–0 AET)
Stade Chuckio UC 1–0 Tim City United
Metallurg Cadott 2–0 Sporting Terramidia
Atletico del Minero 3–0 Estudiantes SC
Swiss 2–2 Kalenda Petrol FC (4–2 AET)
Perry-Rupai 0–1 Heart of Lyons
St. Eintine’e 0–1 Contractors FC
Sporting Naval FC 0–1 Darmen City Northerners
Academy of Football 2–0 Hamlet by the Lake
Kansas KC 2–4 Mountain FC
Mets FC 0–1 Golden Panthers
FC Stade-Ulani 0–0 1566 Revolution FC (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.)
Excelsior AC Ryberg 1–0 The Arsenal
Wilson City Council 2–2 Technical Menomonie (3–3 AET) (3–4 pen.)
Blazer’s 3–2 Sainto Perry FC
FC Arsenal de Darmen 3–0 Le Harvie
Rushmore Athletic 3–2 Scott City United
Red Bull Darmen 0–0 Dezembro 25 FC (1–0 AET)
SC Times 1–1 Carpenter United (1–1 AET) (6–7 pen.)
RC Chuckio 5–2 Bolivar FC
Pisuvar 0–0 Junio 24 FC (1–3 AET)
LTC 0–0 Cadott 1860 (1–0 AET)
Cialis 1–1 Rigerata Buffalos (1–1 AET) (4–5 pen.)
FF St. Andrew’s 3–0 King of the East FC
Tyger Mountains United 2–0 Stallions of Johnho
FC Molineux 4–0 Inter-Johnho
BK Reebok 4–1 Valencies
Hugh Town Millionaires 2–0 Santos Harlonds Athletic
Harmony United 0–1 ASC Joan l’Arc
SG Madejski 3–1 VfB Foster
Chippewa Falls Strykers Youth 1–0 Newellcastle United
*Social Clube Brown recieves bye

Third Round
Scott City FC 6–0 Wanton FC
Augusta 1–0 VV Hay Creek
Brady City Crunch 6–0 FC Gunners Reborn
Eau Claire Aris FC 5–0 FSC Spirit
Chippewa Falls Strykers 3–1 US Emmett
Menomonie United 5–0 Chilocos
Eau Claire United 4–1 Menomonie United Reserves
Darmen City United 3–0 Ajax Darmen
Darmen City FC 0–0 Scott City Old Boys (0–0 AET) (2–4 pen.)
Bloomer FC 5–0 Union Rushmore Railroad FC
Scott City Beat 8–0 Bushers
Tilden Mutiny 1–1 Gorillas de Brhamania (1–1 AET) (3–2 pen.)
Brham United 2–0 Chivas de Brham
Guard FC 5–0 South Toledo Strykers
Sterling City Stars 2–0 Requins de Brham
Forden 5–0 Bostopia United
Tim City Cyber Rays 4–0 Scott City Eagles
Johnho FC 1–0 Monday United
Scott City University Club 3–0 Nigeria FC
Darmen City AC 3–1 Sporting Club de Nacional
FC Sete 2–0 Hawthorne FC
Chamberlain 6–0 Renato United
Deong FC 1–0 Salakz
SC Fives 1–0 Labour FC
Kapital FC 1–0 Hamilton United FC
The Kiwi’s 1–3 National FC
Tim City AC 0–0 Kurdela FC (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.)
PDR 0–5 Alianza Tresco
Cornell Hotspurs 0–1 Unpredictable
Padomera 2–0 EC Memorial
Sterling City AC 0–1 DNI United
FC RealKing 1–0 Athletic Club of Chippewa
Thunders Kickers Strikers FC 0–1 1.F.C. Spiderguard
Champ1920 0–2 Tueta FC
Club de Nazionale 0–0 Heart of Lyons (1–0 AET)
Café FC 3–0 Contractors FC
Saint-Louis FC 1–0 Darmen City Northerners
No.8 FC 2–2 Mountain FC (3–2 AET)
Hallie 0–0 Golden Panthers (0–0 AET) (6–5 pen.)
Cleveland FCS 0–1 1566 Revolution FC
Springfield 0–1 Technical Menomonie
Lynx FC 1–0 Carpenter United
SK Swift 3–0 Junio 24 FC
Thistle FC 1–0 Rigerata Buffalos
Argyle FC 5–0 ASC Joan l’Arc
Sociál Clube Brown 3–1 Newellcastle United
KC Comets 3–0 VfB Foster
Chivax United 0–1 Hugh Town Millionaires
Littleton SC 0–0 BK Reebok (0–1 AET)
Impact de Brham 3–2 FC Molineux
Photographer SC 1–1 Tyger Mountains United (1–1 AET) (2–4 pen.)
Mugurel FC 0–9 FF St. Andrew’s
Jesse Crouse-Tell FC 1–0 LTC
TuS Candy Corners 4–0 RC Chuckio
Esporte Scott City 2–0 Red Bull Darmen
AC Grimvale 1–0 Rushmore Athletic
Cambridge Faith 3–0 FC Arsenal de Darmen
Strippers Clubé 0–0 Blazer’s (1–0 AET)
Pro Bryher 2–0 Excelsior AC Ryberg
Eau Claire United Fire 2–0 Academy of Football
Rez Boys 0–2 Swiss
CA Yalvore 2–0 Atletico del Minero
Red Star Chuckio 1–2 Metallurg Cadott
Flying Geese FC 5–1 Stade Chuckio UC

Fourth Round
Scott City FC 5–0 Scott City Old Boys
Augusta 0–0 National FC (1–0 AET)
Brady City Crunch 2–1 Kurdela FC
Eau Claire Aris FC 3–0 Alianza Tresco
Chippewa Falls Strykers 6–1 Unpredictable
Menomonie United 11–1 DNI United
Eau Claire United 3–0 1.F.C. Spiderguard
Darmen City United 1–1 Tueta FC (1–1 AET) (7–6 pen.)
Bloomer FC 0–0 1566 Revolution FC (1–0 AET)
Scott City Beat 2–2 Technical Menomonie (3–2 AET)
Tilden Mutiny 5–0 Hugh Town Millionaires
Brham United 2–1 BK Reebok
Guard FC 5–0 Tyger Mountains United
Sterling City Stars 0–0 FF St. Andrew’s (0–0 AET) (4–3 pen.)
Forden 3–0 Swiss
Tim City Cyber Rays 1–0 Metallurg Cadott
Johnho FC 2–0 Flying Geese FC
Scott City University Club 2–0 CA Yalvore
Darmen City AC 2–0 Eau Claire United Fire
FC Sete 8–0 Pro Bryher
Chamberlain 2–0 Strippers Clubé
Deong FC 1–0 Cambridge Faith
SC Fives 2–0 AC Grimvale
Kapital FC 1–3 Esporte Scott City
Padomera 0–0 TuS Candy Corners (1–1 AET) (3–1 pen.)
FC RealKing 0–0 Jesse Crouse-Tell FC (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.)
Club de Nazionale 2–0 Impact de Brham
Café FC 2–0 KC Comets
Saint-Louis FC 0–1 Sociál Clube Brown
No.8 FC 0–1 Argyle FC
Hallie 0–3 Thistle FC
Lynx FC 1–0 SK Swift

Fifth Round

Scott City FC 3–0 Esporte Scott City
Augusta 1–0 Jesse Crouse-Tell FC
Brady City Crunch 0–1 Sociál Clube Brown
Eau Claire Aris FC 3–1 Argyle FC
Chippewa Falls Strykers 3–3 Thistle FC (6–3 AET)
Menomonie United 5–0 Lynx FC
Eau Claire United 5–0 Café FC
Darmen City United 2–1 Club de Nazionale
Bloomer FC 2–0 Padomera
Scott City Beat 2–0 SC Fives
Tilden Mutiny 3–3 Deong FC (3–3 AET) (4–1 pen.)
Brham United 2–0 Chamberlain
Guard FC 1–0 FC Sete
Sterling City Stars 2–0 Darmen City AC
Forden 1–1 Scott City University Club (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.)
Tim City Cyber Rays 1–3 Johnho FC

Round of Sixteen

Scott City FC 0–0 Sociál Clube Brown (2–0 AET)
Augusta 1–0 Scott City University Club
Eau Claire Aris FC 1–0 Johnho FC
Chippewa Falls Strykers 1–1 Sterling City Stars (2–2 AET) (1–3 pen.)
Menomonie United 6–0 Guard FC
Eau Claire United 4–1 Brham United
Darmen City United 1–1 Tilden Mutiny (3–1 AET)
Bloomer FC 1–1 Scott City Beat (1–2 AET)

Quarterfinals

Scott City FC 0–0 Sterling City Stars (1–0 AET)
Augusta 2–1 Scott City Beat
Eau Claire Aris FC 6–1 Darmen City United
Menomonie United 1–3 Eau Claire United

Semifinals

Scott City FC 5–1 Eau Claire United
Augusta 0–1 Eau Claire Aris FC

Darmen Cup VIII Final
@National Stadium, Darmen City
Attendence: 72,200

Scott City FC 1-0 Eau Claire Aris FC
Bryan Faulkner '23

Champions' Cup: Scott City FC, Eau Claire Aris FC
Globe Cup: Augusta, Eau Claire United, Sterling City Stars

Cygnus Cup: Scott City FC

by **The Pazhujeb Islands** » Sat Nov 17, 2012 10:26 pm

OOC: UICA or other organizers requiring more proof of scorinated results should know that seemingly omitted info can be found over here. It's all there, though it's randomly broken up into different posts.

Mahathu's Number One English Language Daily

Ivesh Bulah 5260 Season Summary

Tertius Shajarhayam – Big news (discussed in some detail over here)! PIFA organizers, after several months of coordinated counseling with licensed psychiatrists, have publicly announced that the 'eleven team format of the Ivesh Bulah' was a 'well-intentioned blunder.' After just two seasons of the pro-nostalgia format, the Ivesh Bulah will adopt the sixteen-team structure that was enjoyed with broad success under the now-defunct KPFA League First Division.

So, expect to see all sorts of weird nonsense below when it comes to which teams are going to which flight. One thing will not change - the relegation dogfight between noble Meteoriti and historically powerful club Zhevassi that we've had our eye on all season! Boris Timriz's brave lads have been leaking goals like coffee filter paper (odd since Timriz used to be a center back), whereas Fidesta Qiva's young squad has really struggled to score goals (not odd since Qiva used to be a defensive midfielder). One of the two is going down. Which one?!

KEY
Qualified for Champion's Cup
Qualified for Globe Cup
Qualified for SBCC, Promoted
Promoted
Relegated

Ivesh Bulah Table

----Team                  P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Therakham            30  18   7   5  40  16  +24  61 C, CC
  2 Vulkan               30  18   6   6  43  24  +19  60 CC
  3 Vezhidrupa           30  17   6   7  64  22  +42  57 CC, CYG
  4 FKM                  30  16   8   6  40  19  +21  56 GC
  5 Yastrabi             30  14   6  10  45  40   +5  48 GC
  6 Raktaghav Hathi      30  12   9   9  34  31   +3  45 GC
  7 Angels               30   8  12  10  26  26   +0  36
  8 Urnabhi              30   8  12  10  27  35   -8  36
  9 Urajbina             30   5   5  20  36  71  -35  20
 10 Zhevassi             30   3   9  18  14  48  -34  18
 11 Meteoriti            30   4   4  22  23  60  -37  16 R

PIFA League 1 Tables

Group A Standings

   Team                  P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Juqha Zhaba          32  26  2   4  81  20  +61  80 SBCC, P
 2 Pkethat Hevnaje      32  20  5   7  44  28  +16  65 P
 3 Bhur                 32  20  4   8  69  28  +41  64
 4 K'arasi              32  17  8   7  60  30  +30  59
 5 Begemoti             32  15  6  11  53  34  +19  51
 6 Akademia             32  11  9  12  36  41   -5  42
 7 Iguani               32   5  2  25  26  74  -48  17
 8 Krevetka             32   4  5  23  22  72  -50  17
 9 Xenon                32   3  5  24  20  84  -64  14 R

Group B Standings

   Team                     P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Juvapanam               32  22  7   3  74  22  +52  73 SBCC, P
 2 Dhanish Chalal          32  21  6   5  68  29  +39  69 P
 3 Sunaharaghav Thara      32  16  9   7  50  32  +18  57
 4 Madzhenta Plotniki      32  13  9  10  46  36  +10  48
 5 Korichnevaya Luna       32  13  8  11  48  38  +10  47
 6 Nekromanti              32  10  4  18  27  52  -25  34
 7 Dynamo                  32   6  9  17  29  63  -34  27
 8 Šešri’makaru            32   6  8  18  32  64  -32  26
 9 Nautilus                32   4  6  22  24  62  -38  18 R

Group C Standings

   Team                     P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 BFZ                     32  21   3   8  44  25  +19  66 SBCC, P
 2 Yellowknife Yaks        32  20   5   7  58  21  +37  65 P
 3 Shadows                 32  18   9   5  55  32  +23  63
 4 Kileh Gulabhav          32  15   7  10  43  27  +16  52
 5 Šah                     32  13   8  11  29  30   -1  47
 6 Bijji                   32  10   7  15  33  45  -12  37
 7 Gimnasia                32   5  11  16  22  45  -23  26
 8 Mount Nussizhadani      32   5   9  18  31  47  -16  24
 9 Mejathreh               32   5   5  22  17  60  -43  20 R

PIFA League 2 Tables

Group A Standings

   Team                P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Ušamhibu           32  15   8   9  46  34  +12  53 P
 2 Zholtyi Koala      32  13  12   7  46  34  +12  51 P
 3 Lammachi           32  12  11   9  38  33   +5  47
 4 Sabi               32  13   7  12  36  32   +4  46
 5 Iv                 32  11  11  10  36  37   -1  44
 6 Chaneerapat        32  11   8  13  36  48  -12  41
 7 Excelsior          32   8  14  10  34  37   -3  38
 8 Vhu                32   9   9  14  31  39   -8  36
 9 Oumith’ašeppu      32   5  14  13  36  45   -9  29

Group B Standings

   Team                  P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Mhun                 32  16  13   3  48  23  +25  61 SBCC, P
 2 Qiše’šefaram         32  16   6  10  43  33  +10  54 P
 3 Urajbina Rovers      32  14   8  10  39  28  +11  50 P
 4 Gheen                32  14   7  11  36  25  +11  49
 5 Pu                   32  14   6  12  33  35   -2  48
 6 Efeqešukh            32  11   8  13  27  35   -8  41
 7 PYZ                  32   8  11  13  30  40  -10  35
 8 Mhupimu              32   8   8  16  25  39  -14  32
 9 Enoti                32   8   3  21  25  48  -23  27

Group C Standings

   Team                P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Nujassi            32  17   6   9  49  30  +19  57 P
 2 Yivucheqhuvi       32  15  10   7  43  31  +12  55 P
 3 Svayanševakhi      32  14  13   5  42  27  +15  55 P
 4 Beenam Dacheh      32  16   5  11  49  38  +11  53
 5 Thujvhum           32  11  10  11  38  40   -2  43
 6 Rujananja          32  10  11  11  30  38   -8  41
 7 Jadhinivi          32   7  10  15  29  37   -8  31
 8 Peretheghesh       32   6  11  15  28  45  -17  29
 9 Passimhi           32   6   8  18  24  46  -22  26 R

Šenapatiam’ajat Vahavi

International Competition Entrants

Champions' Cup

1. Therakham
2. Vulkan
3. Vezhidrupa

Globe Cup

1. FKM
2. Yastrabi
3. Raktaghav Hathi

SBCC

1. Juqha Zhaba
2. Juvapanam
3. BFZ
4. Mhun

Cygnus Cup

Vezhidrupa

Stadium Bids

Globe Cup: Sampa Gumbada Stidiyama, Juvapanam (48,000 seats)

With warm and lush public gardens stretching around the city, Juvapanam has to be one of the prettiest cities in all of the Pazhujeb Islands (also known in the not-so-distant past as Pazhujebu). The city's iconic skyline is known for its stucco buildings and slate-green clay tile roofs. And the football club they've got hanging around isn't too shabby either; Juvapanam ZL won three uninterrupted First Division titles between 5244 and 5246 (though their fortunes have declined quite a bit since then; they were relegated in 5258 and have only just now been promoted back to the top flight). Their stadium is a microcosm of their beloved city, constructed from the same tan stucco and roofed with the same green clay tile. It sits in the middle of a large public garden and is across the street from a small zoo. Large bronze statues of the iconic former players Šušan'ikara Ghur, Fušia Oujadda, and Edorta Urrustoy lie immediately outside the stadium's main entrance.

Globe Cup: Emuzhezh Stidiyama, Emuzhezh (36,000 seats)

Recently remodeled, this clay and steel park rests in the middle of the medium-sized but isolated east-Pazhujebi town of Emuzhezh. It hosts one Ivesh Bulah match every weekend, as two Emuzhezh clubs are currently enjoying stays in the top flight: Raktaghav Hathi and Urnabhi. The two clubs have a long-standing rivalry, representing the conservative and liberal portions of the Emuzhezh population respectively. The stadium reflects this rivalry, with the seats on the south side of the stadium painted Urnabhi's white and pink, and the seats on the north side painted in Hathi's all red. Large metal fifteen-foot-tall barricades have been built between these north and south sections to prevent violence between supporters since the teams have both played in the same division for the last decade. Discussions have been taking place as to whether the barricades will be removed if the UICA selects Emuzhezh Stidiyama as the Globe Cup Final venue, but they are in early stages.

by **Commerce Heights** » Sun Nov 18, 2012 2:27 pm

The deadline for entry to Champions’ Cup 44, Globe Cup 41, and Series B Champions’ Cup 41 is now confirmed to be 16:00 UTC on Monday, 2012-11-26.

by **The Pazhujeb Islands** » Sun Nov 18, 2012 4:40 pm

Šenapatiam'ajat Vahavi Final @ Yašah Studios Field in Novoye Kagdazka

VEZHIDRUPA 3-0 Yastrabi

Vezhidrupa will represent The Pazhujeb Islands in the Cygnus Cup. The previous post (two up) will be updated with the results from the final two weeks of the season.

by **Equestrian States** » Sun Nov 18, 2012 11:04 pm

National Equestrian Hoofball Association
Year 26 - Results

Premier League

Results

Final Standings

Premier League                  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Cloudsdale Flyers             30   18   9   3    78   42  +36    63   Advances to Playoffs 
 2 Canterlot Royals              30   15   6   9    60   48  +12    51   Advances to Playoffs
 3 Ponyville United              30   15   6   9    52   42  +10    51   Advances to Playoffs
 4 Baltimare Broncos             30   15   3  12    57   55   +2    48   Advances to Playoffs
 5 Trottawa HC                   30   14   4  12    63   53  +10    46   Advances to Playoffs
 6 Canterlot Stars               30   13   5  12    47   46   +1    44   Advances to Playoffs
 7 Stalliongrad HC               30   11  10   9    37   31   +6    43   Advances to Playoffs
 8 Appleoosa HC                  30   11   9  10    33   33    0    42   Advances to Playoffs
 9 Everfree Forest HC            30   11   6  13    56   61   -5    39
10 Seaddle Sounders              30   10   9  11    35   43   -8    39
11 Manechester United            30    9  10  11    53   58   -5    37
12 Coltenhagen Magic             30   10   7  13    54   60   -6    37
13 Manehattan Dragons            30   10   4  16    47   55   -8    34
14 Fillydelphia HC               30    8   9  13    34   52  -18    33
15 Manesterdam HC                30    9   3  18    32   39   -7    30   Relegated to Second League
16 Birminghoof Braves            30    6  10  14    54   74  -20    28   Relegated to Second League

Playoffs

Quarterfinals
Cloudsdale Flyers 0-0 Appleoosa HC (0-0 AET) (4-3 pen.) at Sky-High Coliseum (cap. 45,000) in Cloudsdale
Canterlot Royals 1- 1 Stalliongrad HC (2-1 AET) at the Equestria Dome (cap. 87,500) in Canterlot
Ponyville United 0-0 Canterlot Stars (0-0 AET) (5-4 pen.) at Elements Stadium (cap. 48,000) in Ponyville
Baltimare Broncos 3-1 Trottawa HC at Brickyard Field (cap. 34,500) in Baltimare

Semifinals
Cloudsdale Flyers 0–0 Baltimare Broncos (1–1 AET) (2–4 pen.) at Sky-High Coliseum (cap. 45,000) in Cloudsdale
Canterlot Royals 4–3 Ponyville United at the Equestria Dome (cap. 87,500) in Canterlot

Third Place Match
Cloudsdale Flyers 1–1 Ponyville United (2–2 AET) (3–1 pen.) at Sky-High Coliseum (cap. 45,000) in Cloudsdale

Equestrian National Championship
Canterlot Royals 3–2 Baltimare Broncos at the Equestria Dome (cap. 87,500) in Canterlot

Second League

Results

Final Standings

Second League                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Whitetail Foresters           30   16   7   7    37   28   +9    55   Promoted to Premier League
 2 Cloudsdale Colts              30   16   4  10    66   53  +13    52   Promoted to Premier League
 3 Ponyville Galaxy              30   15   7   8    55   43  +12    52
 4 Whinniesport Chargers         30   13   7  10    68   58  +10    46
 5 Real Maredrid                 30   13   7  10    60   51   +9    46
 6 New Cloudsdale Colonists      30   13   7  10    65   62   +3    46
 7 Manechester City HC           30   12   9   9    52   54   -2    45
 8 Fairflanks Ice Ponies         30   13   5  12    53   53    0    44
 9 Manetreal Impact              30   11  11   8    50   50    0    44
10 Manehattan Manticores         30   11   9  10    39   32   +7    42
11 Oatlahoma City Thunder        30   11   3  16    27   39  -12    36
12 Coltventry Lions              30   10   5  15    59   62   -3    35
13 Trottingham Pirates           30    9   6  15    44   60  -16    33
14 Stalliongrad Ironponies       30    8   8  14    42   49   -7    32
15 Derbyshire War Horses         30    7  10  13    35   44   -9    31   Relegated to Third League
16 Fillydelphia Union            30    8   3  19    42   56  -14    27   Relegated to Third League

Third League

Final Standings

Third League                    Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Foalson Victory               30   17   6   7    67   41  +26    57   Promoted to Second League
 2 Seaddle Rage                  30   15  11   4    71   45  +26    56   Promoted to Second League
 3 Salt Lick City HC             30   16   7   7    54   36  +18    55
 4 Hoofington HC                 30   14  10   6    36   21  +15    52
 5 Hoofington Flames             30   14   9   7    67   53  +14    51
 6 Las Pegasus Blues             30   14   8   8    39   27  +12    50
 7 Richmount Kickers             30   14   6  10    60   57   +3    48
 8 St. Trottersburg Reds         30   13   7  10    45   45    0    46
 9 Sacramaneto Eagles            30   11  10   9    50   47   +3    43
10 Detrot Assault                30   10   5  15    57   63   −6    35
11 Whitetail Rangers             30   10   5  15    49   64  −15    35
12 Baltimare Dynamo              30    8   8  14    50   56   −6    32
13 Brismane Islanders            30    8   8  14    40   51  −11    32
14 Maneapolis Stars              30    9   3  18    49   65  −16    30
15 Gallopfrey HC                 30    6   5  19    46   75  −29    23   Relegated to Fourth League
16 Neighjing Fire                30    4   6  20    38   72  −34    18   Relegated to Fourth League

Fourth League

Final Standings

Fourth League                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Ploughmouth Phoenix           30   21   4   5    44   19  +25    67   Promoted to Third League
 2 Trottingham Rough Riders      30   20   3   7    53   27  +26    63   Promoted to Third League
 3 Featherwood Hydras            30   17   8   5    51   28  +23    59
 4 Hoofston Astros               30   17   4   9    37   24  +13    55
 5 Trottawa Express              30   16   5   9    66   52  +14    53
 6 Mareami Heat                  30   15   5  10    34   30   +4    50
 7 Derbyshire Queens             30   12  11   7    42   27  +15    47
 8 Manesterdam Foxes             30   13   8   9    35   31   +4    47
 9 Damarescus HC                 30   12   6  12    42   33   +9    42
10 HC Edmaneton                  30   10   8  12    41   40   +1    38
11 Birminghoof Confederates      30    9   8  13    64   73   −9    35
12 Stableston Riverponies        30    7  11  12    21   26   −5    32
13 Neighcastle Battalions        30    6   8  16    30   45  −15    26
14 Shetland Stallions            30    6   5  19    34   56  −22    23
15 Sydneigh Silverhooves         30    5   3  22    31   73  −42    18
16 Coltburne Surfers             30    3   5  22    30   71  −41    14

Equestrian States' (EQS) Entries

Champions' Cup 44: Canterlot Royals
Globe Cup 41: Cloudsdale Flyers, Ponyville United, Baltimare Broncos
Series B Champions Cup 41: Whitetail Foresters, Cloudsdale Colts, Ponyville Galaxy, Whinniesport Chargers

by **Backyard Sports** » Sun Nov 18, 2012 11:16 pm

Backyard Soccer League (BSL)
International Season 1 - Results

Premier Division

Results

Final Standings

Premier Division             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
1 Spiffy Penguins             14    7   2   5    42   33   +9    23   League Champions; Champions' Cup
2 Atomic Oysters              14    7   1   6    34   35   −1    22   Globe Cup
3 Ticklish Tornadoes          14    6   3   5    25   20   +5    21   Globe Cup
4 Sneaky Cheetahs             14    5   4   5    30   22   +8    19   Globe Cup
5 Screaming Chihuahuas        14    5   4   5    30   32   −2    19
6 Peppy Turtles               14    4   6   4    28   30   −2    18
7 Salty Sea-Cows              14    4   5   5    28   32   −4    17   Relegated to A Division
8 Inky Squids                 14    3   5   6    19   32  −13    14   Relegated to A Division

A Division

Results

Final Stadings

A Division                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
1 Crunchy Cookies             14   10   2   2    46   22  +24    32   Promoted to Premier Division; Series B Champions Cup
2 Tasty Cheeses               14    6   4   4    32   31   +1    22   Promoted to Premier Division; Series B Champions Cup
3 Kickin' Chickens            14    7   1   6    26   29   −3    22   Series B Champions Cup
4 Minty Pickles               14    6   3   5    29   29    0    21   Series B Champions Cup
5 Scrambling Egg-Headers      14    5   3   6    32   26   +6    18
6 Nutty Bananas               14    5   2   7    37   44   −7    17
7 Lucky Ducks                 14    4   3   7    23   25   −2    15   Relegated to B Division
8 Wooly Mammoths              14    2   4   8    18   37  −19    10   Relegated to B Division

B Division

Results

Final Standings

B Division                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
1 White Melonheads            14    7   3   4    26   31   −5    24   Promoted to A Division
2 Humonguous Wombats          14    5   7   2    22   17   +5    22   Promoted to A Division
3 Junior All-Stars            14    5   5   4    26   29   −3    20
4 Red Bombers                 14    4   7   3    29   23   +6    19
5 Little Hornets              14    3   8   3    28   21   +7    17
6 Blue Monsters               14    4   5   5    29   35   −6    17
7 Super-Duper Fishes          14    1  10   3    20   24   −4    13
8 Green Giants                14    3   3   8    28   28    0    12

Backyard Sports' (BSL) Entries

Champions' Cup 44: Spiffy Penguins
Globe Cup 41: Atomic Oysters, Ticklish Tornadoes, Sneaky Cheetahs
Series B Champions Cup 41: Crunchy Cookies, Tasty Cheeses, Kickin' Chickens, Minty Pickles

by **Northern Sunrise Islands** » Tue Nov 20, 2012 7:58 am

2016
This season of the NSI Cup has a new formula, with a Winner's Tournament named the NSI Cup, as usual, and the Loser's Bracket named the Second Cup. The final is a solely ceremonial match named the Melrose^TM Cup of Champions, where the NSI Cup champion face the Second Cup champion, for a decent money prize and a title.

NSI Cup Results

And the NSI Cup Champions are the team of the Mabel Wigglytuffs!

Mabel Wigglytuffs 2 - 2 Selyne City Athenians
Penalty Shootout: 5 - 4
Goals:
MW: Winoc Comtois (44'), Thierry Travert (75')
SCA: Mickie Vandeweert (33', 65')
Penalty Shots:
MW: Winoc Comtois (in), Usnavy (in), Jean-Baptiste Monette (in), Thiaguinho (in), Tsufunderu Saikai (in)
SCA: Kai (in), Tyrone Jackson (in), Garry Steelwater (in), Tonho (in), Elizabeth Silver (out)

Melrose^TM Cup of Champions
The Cup of Champions match was pretty much of a rematch of the NSI Cup final. The Selyne City Athenians, eliminating the Matthew City Senators on the Second Cup final, gave a payback to the Wigglytuffs by taking the trophy of the Cup of Champions.

Selyne City Athenians 0 - 0 Mabel Wigglytuffs
Goals:
None
Penalty Shots:
MW: Winoc Comtois (in), Usnavy (out), Thiaguinho (out), Tsufunderu Saikai (out), Martin Neiderrmayer (out)
SCA: Kai (in), Tyrone Jackson (out), Tonho (out), Garry Steelwater (in)

According to the NSIFC, the Mabel Wigglytuffs should be sent to represent NSI to the Cygnus Cup.

Side Prizes:
Top Striker: Christie Travis (Matthew City Rangers) - 10 goals
Best Team of the Tournament: Afonse Batallion
Most Improved Team of the Tournament: Dolaners United
Goalie of the Tournament: Jean-Baptiste Monette (Mabel Wigglytuffs)
Fair Play Trophy: Bronies United

by **Iturributa** » Tue Nov 20, 2012 11:31 am

The Iturributan Premier Division: Season 651 Preview

Iturributan league football has been played for four seasons now, and it now heads into its fifth with its two biggest teams sharing the titles equally – who will break the balance as the Premier Division climbs the ranks of the UICA? Iturributa United, coming off a tremendous win in the Rushmori Copa de Campeones? Or a revitalised Sporting? Meanwhile, Langaraitz Rovers has fought its way back up to the top flight and Iturributa Racing Club eyes a second-place finish on the back of its President's Cup success... lots to see in Iturributa these days!

            
ITURRIBUTA UNITED                SPORTING ITURRIBUTA
GK 1   Anthony Newbridge                       GK 1   Zernin Aira (c)
LB 15  Matty Paige                             LB 5   Ellis Sanders
CB 3   Elatzar Lakoste                         CB 4   Sotil Burruchaga
CB 2   Gilen Katarain                          CB 25  Mikel Aluztiza
RB 4   Baleren Agirrezabal                     RB 3   Ixona Zarrasbeitia
LM 18  Sandaili Iturraspe                      DM 8   Artur Rochemback
CM 14  Zabal Lizaran                           DM 6   Tzemeno Baxterrika
RM 10  Lorenzo Gianluigi (c)                   LM 11  Mantzio Janssens
AM 8   Otz Lasuen                              RM 7   Marin Mendazona
CF 9   Elwyn Richard                           CF 20  Iratze Errekaborde
CF 11  Zilar Oramuno                           CF 10  Iker Malik

Substitutes
GK 13  Alaon Larraza                           GK 13  Yoritz Zarazua
DF 6   Edur Maskiaran                          DF 16  Gilen Salbarrei
DF 5   Xofre Echechikia                        DF 12  Kusko Ylincheta
MF 16  Zeledon Urralburu                       MF 17  Andoni Andraka
MF 12  Gheorghe von Leeweonheouck              MF 14  Bordat Oyaregi
FW 7   Mayu Yurrita                            FW 9   Yeremi Belaustigetigoitia
FW 20  Gogo Beronda                            FW 18  Bakar Oronio

Managers:
 Petter Bielsen                                       Egoi Azarola

Honours:
x2 Premier Division                               x2 Premier Division
x3 Astograthian First Division                    x2 President's Cup
x2 Astograthian Royal Cup                         x2 Astograthian First Division
x3 Ides of March Cup                              x2 Astograthian Royal Cup
x1 Copa de Campeones

Iturributa United ran out last seasons' winners in spectacular fashion, correcting its lack of offensive power and defensive solidity, and having won the league, they have since added a major prize to their trophy cabinet in the first edition of a reformed Copa de Campeones; the dramatic final against none other than Astograthian champions Echegoyan FC. Elwyn Richard, backed up by Zilar Oramuno and linked by Otz Lasuen, continues to be in top form, while the back has improved considerably with the leadership of Audioslavian international Anthony Newbridge. Besides the transfer of ageing centre-back Tartalo Maruri to the Astograthian First Division and the promotion of youth talent, the squad continues in much the same shape, though Mayorga Achaga has retired on a high point from management and been replaced by former United captain Petter Bielsen in his first management job. He doesn't have a lot of experience, but the close bond with his players and his commanding nature bodes well for the Polarian.

Sporting Iturributa have been licking their wounds in the meantime, still upset they could come away with neither the league nor the President's Cup. Their lineup has seen little change other than the sale of Slembanan outcast Eddie Barlow to Echegoyan FC, although unless Iratze Errekaborde steps up his game he could find himself replaced by starlet Yeremi Belaustigetigoitia. Manager Egoi Azarola has also announced this will be his final season in charge of the team citing his age and health, having managed them for almost two decades.

The Others

Iturributa Racing Club
Ground: The Hippodrome (22,160), Iturributa
Colours: Orange shirt with black stripe, orange shorts and socks
Honours: 2 President's Cups (647, 650)
Shirt Sponsor: Badiola (Iturributan automobiles)
Last Season Finish: 3rd
Notes: If there's someone who has the ability to break up the two-horse race it's Iturributa Racing, but it's always a long shot They are having trouble building a solid squad, with a scarcity of proven players and little in the way of big-name stars making their chances even narrower. They would be content with third place and can aim for another win in the President's Cup, where upsets come more easily.

Freedom FC
Ground: Lon Biteri Stadium (19,700), Iturributa
Colours: Red and yellow striped shirt, black shorts and socks
Last Season Finish: 4th
Shirt Sponsor: Hultman-Erstad (Polarian banking)
Notes: Riding on the back of their new striker sensation Urtatz Gaubeka and a generous sponsorship from Polarian bankers, Freedom FC have set their sights on Iturributa Racing's third place as the next rung on the ladder, although they'll have to be careful not to slip behind a vengeful Garitzeta Racing.

Garitzeta Racing Club
Ground: Letatzadur Stadium (21,260), Garitzeta
Colours: Black and orange striped shirt, black shorts and socks
Shirt Sponsor: ChocoMilk (Citiz dairy products)
Last Season Finish: 5th
Notes: Garitzeta Racing have recovered slightly from their paltry initial performances in the Premier Division, but have been unable to attain consistency and find themselves inexplicably performing worse than Freedom FC. They are barely able to retain their best players, but they remain confident that an enlarged stadium and generally improved infrastructure can allow them the edge they need to continue to challenge for Globe Cup football.

Independent Garitzeta
Ground: Martyrs Arena (43,350), Garitzeta
Colours: White with blue stripe, white shorts, blue socks
Shirt Sponsor: Pratarra (Iturributan alcoholic drinks)
Last Season Finish: 6th
Notes: Having lost the right to bear the title of 'Royal' and rebranding itself 'Independent', Garitzeta were one of the founding members of the Astograthian Football League, and long tumbled between the second and third tiers. In Iturributa their long-term hopes are Globe Cup qualification; moving into the grand Martyrs Arena, one of the Iturributan centrepieces purpose-built for the 48th Baptism of Fire, is a step in the right direction towards capitalising on the burgeoning football support of Garitzeta. In the short-term they can aim to best Garitzeta Racing, and have been very careful in spending the money received from the sale of striker Balendin Uzkudun to the high-flying Valladar Super League.

Guenara Defender
Ground: The Final Frontier (25,920), Guenara
Colours: Yellow kit, black shorts, yellow socks
Shirt Sponsor: Kirrolen (Iturributan energy drinks)
Last Season Finish: 7th
Notes: Defender are economically stable and have good infrastructure, which puts them in an excellent position to take advantage of Iturributa's new status, but they have so far squandered their opportunities. Most aren't sure if they should be glad about Guenara City's relegation, given it could well be them following suit soon and they are robbed from two of their most popular fixtures of the year, but all are in favour of the extensively refurbished Final Frontier.

Sorokin's Old Boys
Ground: The Colossus (31,530), Soloandia
Colours: Black and red halved shirt, black shorts and socks
Shirt Sponsor: Petromok (Astograthian petrol)
Last Season Finish: 8th
Notes: Sorokin's Old Boys, founded by the eponymous Mytanar immigrant many ages ago, unusually draws huge crowds at the resort city of Soloandia along with its rivals Palmandoak. The Colossus was built for two reasons - hosting the Baptism of Fire and giving SOB a decent ground to play at. A friendly with Iturributa United prior to the BoF sealed the deal, but league football has felt much different now that facing Palmandoak isn't a regular fixture. In a ten-team league, it's a ruthless fight to escape from the bottom, and so far they have done so admirably.

Axpuru Castle
Ground: Gaztelakuo (11,600), Axpuru
Colours: All blue kit
Shirt Sponsor: Seasogs (Polarian spirits)
Last Season Finish: 9th
Notes: With a small but loyal fanbase, Axpuru Castle are lookng to cement their position within the top flight before raising their ambitions; they have so far proved their mettle in the SBCC and by survivng their first season in the Premier Division. They are expected to be in a tussle with Langaraitz Rovers and Sorokin's Old Boys, which should be interesting as they all try to survive.

Langaraitz Rovers
Ground: The Settling Grounds (24,400)
Colours: Black and light blue striped shirt, black shorts and socks
Last Season Finish: Premier Division B champions
Shirt Sponsor: Iturrikola (Iturributan soft drinks)
Notes: One of the founding members of the Premier Division, Rovers were also the first to be relegated and it has taken them this long to return. They now have more experience, a top-notch ground, a larger supporter base and a lucrative sponsorship deal, which gives them better odds of surviving this time around.

by **United Gordonopia** » Tue Nov 20, 2012 10:25 pm

Gordonopia Premier League
2016 Season Preview
Five Year Anniversary

The Beautiful Game only gets better in Gordonopia as the GPL gears up for its fifth season. Newcomers and powerhouses alike now face months of incredible football in one of the world's fastest rising leagues. The past few years have seen big moments. This year will hopefully top them all.

As the league moves to number 20 in the world, the pressure to compete continues to mount. With two Champions Cup spots up for grabs, teams will be fighting with everything they have for a shot at worldwide glory. Meanwhile, the race for the Gordonopia Cup and the season title is as heated as ever.

Over the past few years, many changes have happened to the league. Only ten of the original 17 teams are still playing, while several of the newcomers, such as Willingham AC and Reinheim Metro, have found success in their own right. But through all of it, the GPL still remains Gordonopia's Premier league. Here's to five years. Here's to many more.

Follow the GPL action worldwide at IBNsport.ug

Click here for statistics on all teams, as well as starting 11 rosters

Teams to Watch

FC Deska

The Northern Wall enters its fifth GPL season in as good a shape as ever. A fair amount of success in the offseason, namely
a group stage berth in the Globe Cup, gives the team momentum, while many of the squad's players have benefited tremendously from National Team Experience. Deska was notably involved in the most high profile offseason trade when it gave up system product Martin Mallorn to crosstown rival Reinheim Metro in exchange for NT capped defender Gerard Hendry. It may just be that the loss of Deska's best offensive producer will be made up for by having a whopping five players on the national team roster. Regardless, expect the wall to come out strong, and look towards the Gordonopia Cup, where they will hope to reclaim the title following a bitter defeat to Kaje Football in the final in 2015.

Kaje Football

The offense to Deska's defense, Kaje has the bar set high as it looks to become the first repeat Gordonopia Cup winner,
and also break Deska's iron grip on the regular season. This may just be the year to do that after former star striker, and inaugural Golden Boot winner, Jere Tobias rejoins his old team for a single season. Tobias will make a formidable third point to the Dynamic Duo of Vonn Keller and Galdinho, as Tobias and Keller hold the first and second spots on the all time national team goal list, with 18 and 14 respectively. Perhaps this stunning offensive prowess at front is just what is needed to truly crack the wall

Imperial Guardian Pre-Season Power Rankings

1. FC Deska
2. Kaje Football
3. Reichsburg FC
4. West Tolten
5. Gordonopia FC
6. Teva FC
7. Plains
8. Reinheim Metro
9. Latimere United
10. Willingham AC
11. Basin Plain
12. Union Holiday
13. Riverside Works
14. Bellum Neu
15. Territories Alliance
16. Harbor Football
17. Fusba United

by **Beaverriver** » Wed Nov 21, 2012 12:39 pm

Beaverriver Soccer Season 15
After a successful season domestically for the rising club Wes TY, they had a run to the group stages of Series B Champions Cup. Only Corny Town has matched how far a Beaverriver Club has made in international competition. Though they didn't have much success in the group stage, the team is being praised as being the next big club in Beaverriver. Speaking of rising clubs, 2.Corvan City was recently purchased by Cane soda company CEO Rangul Ronsalez and was renamed Carpe Diem. In a press release by Carpe Diem, Rangul said he wants to make this team one of the best soccer clubs in the world.

Beaverriver Premier League

After a very successful season, Wes TY came in the BRPL as a mid-table finisher but ended up in 2nd place only behind now two time champions Trolls are AFC. Yet another top club gets relegated after Lots o' Love finished with 42 points.

Beaverriver 2nd Division

Beaverriver 3rd Division

Beaverriver 4th Division

West

East

Promoted to BRPL
-Westock SC
-Tributary Town
-BrSC Muller

Relegated to BRD2
-Flounders Island FC
-Lots o' Love
-Hilly Village

Promoted to BRD2
-Saurt Flash
-Newbie YSC
-East Corvan ESSC

Relegated to BRD3
-Stumpcity BS
-Union SC
-911 Twin

Promoted to BRD3
-Port Alford EFC
-Midinforset
-Eden AFC
-Sporting Nimles

Relegated to BRD4W
-Heart of Spoonke
-Saarbacken TFC

Relegated to BRD4E
-Trololo SC
-Cheezburger FC

UICA Qualifers
Champions Cup
-Trolls are AFC
Globe Cup
-Wes TY
-Nice VC
-Corny Town
Series B Champion Cup
-Westock SC
-Tributary Town
-BrSC Muller
-Derpington City

by **An Tearmann** » Fri Nov 23, 2012 12:01 pm

The Great Football Schism has seen the rise of two separate bodies lay claim to be the legitimate representative of Ancharmunn in world football. This situation lead to two separate teams representing the country during qualifying for the most recent World Cup and now leads to two separate bodies entering Charmunnry club sides into the likes of UICA competition.

Whilst the (vaguely) professional clubs of the National Soccer League have sided with the nascent National Soccer Board, the teams of Junior League have remained loyal to the original Cumann Sacaar an Tearmann association. It is thought that the promise of UICA football is what has kept the Junior League loyal to the CST, with the only Junior League team to jump ship being the Civil Service club. Given the government's role in organising the replacement of the CST the position of a club made up of civil servants remaining with the organisation would have been untenable for many.

The Junior League is split into two divisions on a north-south basis. Though nominally each nine strong the Southern division is for now reduced to eight teams due to the absence of Civil Service. The teams who top the two divisions playoff to decide the overall winner of the league (and the league's Champions' Cup representative), whilst the two second placed teams play off to decide the leagues final Globe Cup entrant (the other two places having gone to the Junior Cup winner and champions play off loser).

.  Northern                      Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Eskry Sports                   16    8   4   4    25   19   +6    28 CPO
 2 Ballymairead Aelsh             16    8   4   4    22   17   +5    28 GPO
 3 Loughskreena Casuals           16    7   4   5    25   21   +4    25
 4 Green Island Caernankry        16    8   1   7    21   17   +4    25
 5 Old Town Wanderers             16    6   4   6    21   19   +2    22
 6 Torshavn Exiles                16    6   3   7    19   23   −4    21
 7 Ballymairead Constabulary      16    5   3   8    19   27   −8    18
 8 Glanlaght                      16    3   7   6    16   19   −3    16
 9 Young Kytlerians               16    4   4   8    18   24   −6    16

.  Southern                      Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Farrannash                     14    9   3   2    19    9  +10    30 CPO
 2 Maghery Park                   14    7   2   5    22   20   +2    23 GPO
 3 High Castle Colts              14    7   2   5    22   21   +1    23
 4 Callow                         14    7   2   5    17   18   −1    23
 5 Omna Park                      14    7   1   6    19   15   +4    22
 6 Sean Dermots                   14    4   4   6    18   18    0    16
 7 Gortass                        14    3   3   8    16   19   −3    12
 8 General Post Office            14    2   3   9    10   23  −13     9

Championship playoff
Eskry Sports 1–2 Farrannash

Globe Cup playoff
Ballymairead Aelsh 2–2 Maghery Park (2–3 AET)

Farrannash are the Junior League championships, whilst Maghery Park join the Junior Cup winners and Eskry Sports in the Globe Cup.

CST Junior Cup

Preliminary round
Farrannash 3-0 Eskry Sports

First round
Farrannash 2-0 Callow
Old Town Wanderers 1-0 High Castle Colts
Green Island Caernankry 3-1 General Post Office
Glanlaght 2-3 Torshavn Exiles
Omna Park 2-1 Sean Dermots
Ballymairead Aelsh 2-2 Maghery Park (3-2 AET)
Loughskreena Casuals 2-1 Young Kytlerians
Gortass 1-1 Ballymairead Constabulary (1-1 AET, 0-2 PKs)

Quarter-final
Loughskreena Casuals 1-2 Green Island Caernankry
Ballymairead Constabulary 1-5 Ballymairead Aelsh
Omna Park 1-0 Old Town Wanderers
Farrannash 0-0 Torshavn Exiles (0-0 AET, 2-1 PKs)

Semi-final
Green Island Caernankry 1-1 Omna Park (1-1 AET, 3-1 PKs)
Ballymairead Aelsh 2-0 Farrannash

Final
Green Island Caernankry 3-1 Ballymairead Aelsh

Multi-associational competition qualifiers:
Champions Cup & Copa de Campeones – Farrannash
Globe Cup – Green Island Caernankry, Eskry Sports, Maghery Park
Cygnus Cup – Green Island Caernankry

by **Westros** » Fri Nov 23, 2012 4:14 pm

The Westros Football Association is pround toshow the final results of the King Division
http://sportstables.appspot.com/?table=1750402

The Season ended with Fishermanshaven

winning the title with 30 points. They will also go to the Champions Cup.

Going to the Globe Cup will be second placer New Oslo United

3rd placer KingsCastle and 4th placers HoundShark Port.

Sadley BlackGayte Fc, Sansa's Kiss and KingsWood Rovers are relegated to the Queens division.

by **Taeshan** » Fri Nov 23, 2012 7:31 pm

*Denotes Captains
**Denotes Foreigner

Atlantea Hurricanes

Ground:Atlantea Coliseum 590,000
Manager:Alexander White
Colors:Blue and Green
Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Win the League
Starters:Ehrhardt, Northcliff**, Miller, Vanswoi*, Sebastian**, Malote**, Klose, Knickerbocker, Morris, Zaucier, Inmora**
ReservesMartin, Latrobe, Raț**, Taft, Klassen, Klose, Lane
Sponsor:Atlantea Business Association
Nickname(s):Hurricanes, Canes
Offseason Moves:Bought CB Tyler Smyth from 3.14. Bought LF Jem Morris from FC Tenacity. Bought CF Jemmy Zaucier from Real Atlantea. Bought CM Fred Klose and Midfielder Fred Klose from Tar Pit. Bought CB Franz Miller from Taeshan City Miners.
Last Season Finish:8th
Team InfoAll I can say is that the Coliseum has seen better teams. Recently the Hurricanes have not been much more than a middle of the road team. They have been passed by the likes of both teams from Bayern, and now Laketown Rangers. Even Tintown has had a better few seasons than the Hurricanes. They may be a sleeping giant though, and I feel looking at them that they still have much more talent than they show, and a poke here or there and they may get back to the Atlantea Hurricanes of old.

Bayern Phoenix

Ground:Old Club Stadium 77,000
Manager:Tyler Smith
Colors:Red and Blue
Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Win the Championship
Starters:Glee, Styles, Ewing**, Drummond, Russell**, Austin, Hagerty, Bauer, Pato, Moffat, Petreas
ReservesJones, Federov, Peachy, Marks, Landsaw, Baker
Sponsor:Glendale Pharmacy
Nickname(s):Phoenix
Offseason Moves:Bought CB Rory Drummond from 3.14. Bought RM Manny Pato from Mierton Manatees. Bought CAM Chad Moffat from Taeshan City Miners.
Last Season Finish:2nd
Team InfoA great season for the Phoenix, but it was not good enough. Laketown lifted the season only two years after the first time they did it. Bayern-Algaer was a few points back so Phoenix can take pride in the fact that they beat their rivals. Now though they really just want to win the TSL a feat they haven’t done in five years now.

Bayern-Algaer

Ground:Bayern Stadium 24,000
Manager:Miron Prentice
Colors:Red and Black
Fan Support:High
Expectations:Win League, Beat the Phoenix
Starters:Suarez, Faulkner, Skiles, Bubela**, Hawk, Rat, Puse**, Ptolemy*, Jack-Bentley**, Sanka, Kljestan
ReservesRose, Falk, Llana, Rainn, Shrew
Sponsor:Weaver, Smith and Wrangler
Nickname(s):Weavers
Offseason Moves:Bought CB Eduardo Bubela from Mynatar club Torpedo Vershina. Bought GK Rex Suarez from Cache. Bought LB Toby Faulkner and CDM Coleby Hawk from Sparta F.C. Bought RB Coby Skiles from Taeshan City Miners.
Last Season Finish:3rd
Team InfoWell they would have preferred a second straight title, but the Weavers didn’t. They didn’t even beat their rivals from the city. Now after an offseason in which they lost a lot of players they must really look to just make it through on the top half. They are still the team they were, and their name holds a lot of power, but the talent is lacking, and I’m not sure how good some of these players coming in really are.

Blacklake Blues

Ground:Blacklake Blues Ballpark 79,000
Manager:Karl Ash
Colors:Blue and Green
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Stay in top division
Starters:Voorheis, Tamapher, Edu, Neverland*, Tyler, Utley, Conrad, Kafka**, Salvador, McLane, Angel
Reserves:Fletcher, Foxtrot, Saltzer, Galadriel, Everdeen
Sponsor:Blacklake Brewery
Nickname(s):Blues
Offseason Moves:Bought LB Tyler Tamapher from Celtic Rangers F.C. and bought LW Zander McLane from Sparta F.C.
Last Season Finish:21st
Team InfoA horrible season after their top 8 seasons, last year is hopefully not a sign of things to come for Blacklake’s sake. They had a really bad season, and they had so much to build on. Their real hope rely’s on the ability of their attack, and last season the attack didn’t exist. Hopefully the new winger Zander McLane can fix that.

Capetown Croc’s

Ground:Capetown Stadium 34,000
Manager:Anyell Petrius
Colors:Black and Green
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Stay topside
Starters:Brown, Walker, Georgina, Cauller, Mellinger, Slannet, Fox, LaChette, Inyetu, Ching, Ralston*
ReservesSmoker, Wanner, Saul, Ox, Kefer
Sponsor:TMI Lighting
Nickname(s):Croc’s, The Ancients
Offseason Moves:None
Last Season Finish:1st Erste Liga
Team InfoThe champions of the Erste division, Capetown is not the same team that got relegated in its only year in the top flight in recent history. That’s not to say it is any better, but they definitely have a young and talented squad, fruition of that talent is a totally different story. Hopefully for them they see something work out this season.

Fadrön Flight

Ground:Fadrön University Field 89,000
Manager:Capricorn Mayuscula
Colors:Green and Red
Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Compete for Globe Cup spots
Starters:Casanova*, Smyth, Parker, Robinson, Miller, Bodreau, Scott, Faujeau, Dereke, Woods, Nagle
Reserves:Parks, Fitzgerald, Flanders, Argo, Parsons
Sponsor:Taeshan Air
Nickname(s):Flight, Flyers
Offseason Moves:Bought LB Andrew Smyth and CB Ezekiel Robinson from Sparta F.C.
Last Season Finish:16th
Team InfoA sad season for the Flight. And then decimation in the offseason as player after player hung up their cleats. They come back with a lot of speed, and as speed many times means, a lot of youth. Untested youth in many cases, and it should be somewhat scary to their fans to see what this team looks like coming into the season.

FC Tenacity

Ground:Englmarkt Arena 46,000
Manager:Zackary Villanueva
Colors:Blue, Green and Black
Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Stay top Flight
Starters:Kohler, Sommers, Jameek, Stevens, Ortz, Cardinal, McHenry, Frenchie, Abreu*, Kyles, Minotaur
ReservesSlayze, Foles, Cassleburg, Borne, Stiles
Sponsor:Englmarkt
Nickname(s):The Checkers
Offseason Moves:Sold Forward Jem Morris to Atlantea Hurricanes. Bought RF William Minotaur from 3.14. Bought RM Nikolai Warner from Celtic Rangers F.C. Bought CM Daxx McHenry from Sparta F.C. Bought LM Jansen Cardinal from Tar Pit.
Last Season Finish:9th
Team InfoA very good season for FC Tenacity as they broke the top 10 and throughout showed elements of a very good future ahead. With the addition of some youngsters, including highly touted midfielder Jansen Cardinal from Tar Pit, they are sure to continue to rise and show the Tenacity they are known for.

Knightspurs

Ground:The Dome 92,300
Manager:Konar Sanchez
Colors:Purple and Powder Blue
Fan Support:High
Expectations:Pick the pieces up with a barren squad
Starters:Celani, Sanders, Provyay, Argo, Young**, Forrestor, Connor, von Hittite, Weinreich, Bouvieau, Williamson*
ReservesMedyedva, Garden, Prescott, Murray, Walker
Sponsor:Tae-Mart
Nickname(s):Spurs, Knights
Offseason Moves:Bought CB Eddie Argo from Tar Pit, and bought RM Ed Weinreich from X Island Metrostars.
Last Season Finish:19th
Team InfoWell the good news is they had a really bad season, but in the end they still managed to stay afloat in the top flight and that’s all they went into the season needing to do. They had little room to let go at the end of the season, and with money problems and few good players they had to make do, now they seem back on their feet and have a chance to once again strike.

Laketown F.C.

Ground:Laketown Football Stadium (70,000)
Manager:Vladimir Ash
Colors:Green, Purple and Blue
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Stay Top Flight
Starters:Baker, Reyna, Farnsworth, Piazza, Raynor, Bondz, Guggenheim, Synclair*, Cavanaugh, Liebowitz, Partridge
ReservesLamar, Markus, Canoe, Tahara, Pontius
Sponsor:Laketown Lumber
Nickname(s):Purple Crosses
Offseason Moves:None
Last Season Finish:3rd Erste Liga
Team InfoThe only new kids on the block this season after two the year before. About to lose their top flight virginity the team from the other side of Laketown has not really been as famous as some other recent promotee’s but they sure have a flair and love for the game. There is no doubt they will also create a great rivalry for the rival-less Rangers. One can hope they only stay around long enough to do so.

Laketown Rangers

Ground:Stadium on the Lake 90,000
Manager:Jose Williams
Colors:Blue, Blue and More Blue
Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Compete for Globe Cup spot
Starters:Cataguay, Denver, Flag, Vlies, Finnigan, Grgic**, Sanders, Saracin, Rosseau*,**, Rolston, Pavelski**
Reserves:Toraven, Piper, Suchomel, Mathers, Weaver
Sponsor:Laketown Police Academy
Nickname(s):Rangers
Offseason Moves:Bought LM Frano Grgic from Mynatar club Lokomotiv Ostrava, Mynatar Midfielder Libor Suchomel from the CSDA Decraa Academy. Bought LF Jace Rolston from Sparta F.C and GK Carol Cataguay. Bought LB Jordan Denver.
Last Season Finish:1st
Team Info It was another championship run for the Laketown Rangers. A second in three years of play. Now the Rangers though are more prone to have that target on their back. But in Rosseau we trust is the cry all around Laketown. The Saugeain international continues to show a promise that only the men in Laketown could find, and now he is not only a leader in Laketown but he continues to be good for the Saugeais national team.

Los Riosa Monstas

Ground:Gangsters Park 99,000
Manager:Greg Loshie
Colors:Blue and Yellow
Fan Support:High
Expectations: High Middle Pack
Starters:Walcott, Fasnacht, Sanderson, LaRue, Lee, Overland**, Tyke, Newman, Baumgarten*, **, Clapton, McMicheal
ReservesPaterson, Green, Rikke, Mellinger, Ash
Sponsor:Taeshan Mob
Nickname(s):Monstas, Gangstas
Offseason Moves:Bought CB Joe Sanderson and CM Mathew Tyke from Mierton Manatees.
Last Season Finish:18th
Team InfoA below average season for the Monstas, but the shining stars were the two Polarians, Baumgarten and Overland. Who surprising have continued to not been tabbed for any international matches for Polar Islandstates, even though they continue to be the leaders of the team, and show very key leadership awards. Baumgarten himself continues to lead the scoring, and overland continues to surprise with his finesse.

Moresville FC

Ground:Moresville Brewery Park
Manager:Tom Gardener
Colors:Orange, and Yellow
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Stay top Flight
Starters:Fuller, Smoker, Lydie, Jaffacake, McAndrews, Hoover, Marx, Anderson, Salisbury, Smyth, Pallete*
ReservesWhite, Hart, Lane, Parul-Mundeke, Wembley
Sponsor:Moresville Brewery
Nickname(s):The Owls
Offseason Moves:None
Last Season Finish:5th
Team InfoA brilliant finish of fourth from Moresville in the last season, and with the only changed on the field being mostly tactical ones the Owls look better and better as the season comes. Perhaps they are even thinking championships. With the best defense in the league, which still has many years left in it, all the mutterings in my head seem to think one word…Dynasty.

Mt Ceabring Thunder

Ground:Mt Ceabring Athletic Complex 10,000
Manager:Micheal Lupin
Colors:Brown and Cream
Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Win the cup. Who cares what else you do?
Starters:Hassel**, Scholes, Tyrony*, Oosten, Street, Martan, Shanahan, Jarvis**, Gorchakov**, Laravy, Zul’Zorander
ReservesFaulkner, Swanson, Walker, Veira, Baines
Sponsor:Kane Industries
Nickname(s):Thunder
Offseason Moves:Bought CM Drake Shanahan from Tar Pit and bought LB Roahd Scholes from 3.14.
Last Season Finish:10th
Team Info In a shocking turn of events the Thunder once again won the Fadron Pizza Cup last season. Their sixth win in 11 cups, the Thunder defeated a surprising Real Atlantea club in the final with Kyle Laravy scoring both of the goals. The Thunder continued a long tradition of winning cups, and doing just above mediocre in the actual league competition.

New Capetown Falcons

Ground:New Capetown Memorial Park 100,111
Manager:Ezekiel Wallace
Colors:Pink, Red and Grey
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Middle Pack
Starters:Obliski, Blake, Bates**, Ricard**, Smilles, van Tonder**, Tlumach, Connel, Sommers, Frank, Lacroix
ReservesJackson, Packer, Brady, Godula, Youndt
Sponsor:Falcon Brewery
Nickname(s):Falcons
Offseason Moves:None
Last Season Finish:6th
Team Info So close, yet so far. The Falcons almost qualified for the international scene last year, but still they had a great season. Now they will more than likely have a chance in the coming season to qualify for the international play if they repeat their performance of last year. They could ignite a fire in New Capetown that would really continue the explosion of football throughout the nation.

Ojian Orangemen

Ground:Ojian Principality Field 99,000
Manager:Matt Wanner
Colors:Orange and Blue
Fan Support:High
Expectations:Compete for Globe Cup spot
Starters:Mole, Fields, Whitehorse, Kuruchet, Broley, Hatfield, Nostradamus, Nagin**, Kreider, Portmanteau*, Walls
ReservesAnglo, Dragus, Pigeon, Mortimer, Kent
Sponsor:Orange Lake Benefit Society
Nickname(s):Orangemen
Offseason Moves:Bought RB Eusko Kuruchet from Sparta F.C.
Last Season Finish:15th
Team Info A sign of things to come, or an odd fluke. Ojian finished 15th last season and they continue to be below par. It’s more a lack of consistency than a lack of talent as the team continues to show levels of speed, but at the same time they have been overly unable to do anything with what they have.

Real Atlantea

Ground:The Wheelhouse 69,069
Manager:George Baggio
Colors:Aqua and Red
Fan Support:High
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters:Torje, Gordon, Quilez, Jackal, Wasser, Penterby*, Morse, Blitzen, Jordan, Glasgow, Wozniachi
ReservesBraint, Peters, Marks, Portia, Jannis
Sponsor:Poplaberg
Nickname(s):The Shepherds
Offseason Moves:Sold CF Jemmy Zaucier to Atlantea Hurricanes. Bought CAM Miranda Glasgow from Sparta F.C. Bought LB Coleby Gordon from Tar Pit. Bought CF Lee Wozniachi from X Island Metrostars.
Last Season Finish:13th
Team InfoAlmost breaking the top half last season Real Atlantea is getting close to being the better team from Atlantea. To be fair they might well be the better team from Atlantea, but they continue to have slumps randomly in the season, and to be the better team they would have to erase those slumps.

Real Chinchinhua

Ground:Real Stadium on the Lake 99,001
Manager:Mefusula White
Colors:Red and Purple
Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Compete for Championship
Starters:Doller, Thomas, Sacha, Augustini**, Laake**, Berns, Houck, Palisades, Fullerton, Flowne*, Oberholtzer
ReservesChimes, Tarhito, McCoy, Micheal, Fawkes
Sponsor:Water Solutions of Lake Minor
Nickname(s):Chihuahuas
Offseason Moves:Bought GK Robbie Doller from Sparta F.C.
Last Season Finish:7th
Team InfoNot a lot of change in Chinchinhua over the summer, and rightly so. A good 7th placed season a year ago and they very well could continue to be the team they have at times been previously. They are an above average squad, and hopefully they can continue to show this.

SK Nethers United FC

Ground:Netherpia Municipal Stadion 40,000
Manager:Grant Valdez
Colors:Royal Blue and Light Yellow
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Finish Mid Table
Starters:Jones, de Huiyten**, Warrener, Fox, Oorschot, Ashley, Stern, Hopkins*, Hanson, Hiarchrates**, Murgatroyd
ReservesNewman, Johnson, Lamrogini, Wiemer, Alexander
Sponsor:Notzi Zombees
Nickname(s):Flying Dutchmen
Offseason Moves:Bought LM Grayson Ashley from Sparta F.C. Bought RM Anthony Hopkins from Taeshan City Miners
Last Season Finish:17th
Team InfoIt was a sad season once again for the men from Netherpia. It could have been worse though, and with a few key transfers over the summer the Dutchmen may very well be able to have a top half finish in the season to come.

Sleepy Hollow

Ground:Mort Field (69,000)
Manager:Joseph Anderson
Colors:Black, White and Gray
Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Avoid relegation
Starters:Henry, Josef, Ricard, Aime, Douglas, Patrick, Drew, Barnaby, Johnson, Nancy, Crane
ReservesMartin, Kyle, Mathew, Fischer, Joshua
Sponsor:Ogilvy Real Estate
Nickname(s):Wranglers
Offseason Moves:None
Last Season Finish:11th
Team InfoA solid first campaign topside for the Wranglers. 11th is a very good first season, and they got to stay well away from falling back to the second division like fellow promotes Tar Pit. Now they have to worry about staying around, and with their good solid base they have a very good chance to do so.

Tintown Terrapins

Ground:Tintown Stadium 23,000
Manager:Josiah Grant
Colors:White and Jade
Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Compete for Championship
Starters:Harengoty, Steinmetz, Gorzon, Palisades, Denver, Foster, Icicle, Dover*, Conors, Jones, Ortiz
ReservesPatrick, Marx, Axel, Quiroz, Hewitt
Sponsor:Tintown Ironworks
Nickname(s):Terrapins
Offseason Moves:Bought CAM Conor Conors from 3.14 and bought CB Gabriel Gorzon from Mierton Manatees.
Last Season Finish:12th
Team Info

Wiechester FC

Ground:Fadron Pizza Field at Wonder Park 250,000
Manager:Muazong Kuha
Colors:Red and Black
Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Compete For Championship
Starters:Jourdain, Cline, Lantern, O’Leavy, Aimes, Goings, Martin, Ogilvy, Werner, Handy, Woods
ReservesHornet, Parneau, Walken, Benson, Carswell
Sponsor:Tae-Mart
Nickname(s):Ballers
Offseason Moves:Bought GK Jean-Michael Jourdain from 3.14. Bought CM Kaitlyn Martin. Bought CM Aaron Goings from Taeshan City Miners. Bought CF Doug Handy from Sparta F.C.
Last Season Finish:20th
Team InfoOh how the mighty have fallen. It has been 30 years since the second and last time the Ballers were champions of the Premier League. Not only have they fallen far from these days, but has changed. New jerseys, owners and a period down in the second division things have changed. But for the better, or for the worse, one wonders?

X Island Marauders

Ground:X Island Metropark 200,000
Manager:Jace Olverez
Colors:Black and White
Fan Support:High
Expectations:Compete for Globe Cup Spot
Starters:Dumitrescu**, Miller, Styer, Corner*, Goober, Micheals, Bassini, Jacobs, Lewis, Perans, Olback
ReservesWatson, Torterra, Tyrell, Lampeter, Fly
Sponsor:Winehold Crematorium
Nickname(s):Marauders
Offseason Moves:Bought CF Fred Olback from X Island Metrostars.
Last Season Finish:14th
Team InfoA solid season at 14th the Marauders proved to be good enough to stay far away from relegation, but were not a threat on the top half of the league. They are a much better team though this year. One would think that they could very well have a change of fortune this year.

Yaton FC

Ground:Yaton Insurance Park 88,000
Manager:Peter Masque
Colors:Blue and Yellow
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters: Lewison, Bourdon, Hogweiler, Gass, Gartner, Fjord*, Smock, Harriet, Fields, Aines, Montenegro
ReservesFoxx, Iacoco, Toulanlan, Von Bois, Wyte
Sponsor:Yaton Insurance
Nickname(s):SeaMonsters
Offseason Moves:None
Last Season Finish:4th
Team InfoWow, just wow. When did Yaton get good again? Only their third year back up and they made it to the Globe Cup, and the skies the limit with this squad. They could be the team to return the cup to Yaton. 32 years ago they won their sole title, and now the team could very well be the successor to the team that won it so long ago.

Ying Jing Yankees

Ground:East Ying Park 223,000
Manager:Brad Farnsworth
Colors:Maroon and Royal Blue
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters:Barker, Fontaine, Fielder, Enderburry, Bison*, Dyatross, Perry, Foxx, Boxer, Potier, Porter
ReservesDesmond, Latrine, Viera, Johanson, Oliverry
Sponsor:East Ying Aquarium
Nickname(s):Yankees
Offseason Moves:None
Last Season Finish:2nd Erste Liga
[b]Team Info[/n the lob]Finally back in the premier league after a few seasons in the lower division the Yankees are looking like a solid team heading into their first season back topside. I’m not saying they will stay around long, but they like most of the teams have a fair shot.

by **Kishrael** » Sat Nov 24, 2012 7:53 am

Kishraeli Premier Liga - קישראל ליגה

The first season of the Kishraeli Premier League will kick off soon, a new league for a new nation wanting to prove itself in the world of football. Kishrael has always had a good history with football, it being one of the most popular sports of the country alongside gymnastics. The 12 teams picked for this new League were chosen based on their financial credibility, their skill, their reputation and their longevity, to provide a thrilling experience for every Kishraeli to watch. A 2nd League will be created in a few seasons, but not as of yet, so no teams will be relegated this season at least, the KFA believes that this will allow teams to get used to the new league and how it operates before they start competing for security from relegation.

The league will work as follows, a double round robin will be played, meaning a total of 22 games. After, the league will then split, the top 6 playing an additional double round robin, meaning a total of 32 games in the league season for some, and 22 for others. The club that finishes top will clinch a place in the prestigious Champions Cup, while the 3 runners up will earn a spot in the Globe Cup, a cup running alongside the Champions Cup for those teams that didn't quite make the cut. Kishraeli Premier League games are broadcast live on Sport 1, Sport 1 HD, and Sport 2 channels, with the big match of the week which is reserved to be shown by Channel 1 and Channel 1 HD network television. There is also a league review show on Saturday nights at Sport 5 channel. Abroad, rights to broadcasting in Hebrew are owned by The Kishraeli Network which broadcasts the matches in countries which have bought the rights to the international matches.

So, which teams will be competing? Let's take a little look:

Alef Khapresian

Predicted Finish: 6th

Bnei Haravemah

Predicted Finish: 7th

Bneu Drazabari

Predicted Finish: 9th

HaArayot FC

Predicted Finish: 10th

FC Hapoel Maksiouta

Predicted Finish: 2nd

Hapoel Taryapveluh

Predicted Finish: 12th

Kishrael Tsydoin

Predicted Finish: 5th

Maccabi Nyetanyu

Predicted Finish: 4th

Maccabi Shatilova FC

Predicted Finish: 3rd

Olimpia Babliu

Predicted Finish: 8th

Shatilova FC

Predicted Finish: 1st

Ze'ev Midbarsus

Predicted Finish: 11th

And so they are the teams that will contest the first Kishraeli Premier League, good luck to them all, and now without further ado, let's start the Kishraeli Premier League!

Pos.   Team                  P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Shatilova FC            22  15  2   5  55  21  +34  47 (Qualifcation Play-Off)
  2 Hapoel Maksiouta        22  13  4   5  54  26  +28  43
  3 Kishrael Tsydoin        22  12  3   7  34  34   +0  39
  4 Maccabi Nyetanyu        22  11  5   6  40  22  +18  38
  5 Maccabi Shatilova       22  11  5   6  45  29  +16  38
  6 Alef Khapresian         22   8  6   8  27  29   -2  30
  7 Bnei Haravemah          22   9  3  10  21  25   -4  30 
  8 Olimpia Babliu          22   7  6   9  28  35   -7  27
  9 Ze'ev Midbarsus         22   6  6  10  23  27   -4  24
 10 Hapoel Taryapveluh      22   5  6  11  12  23  -11  21
 11 HaArayot FC             22   5  3  14  21  64  -43  18
 12 Bnei Drazabari          22   4  3  15  33  58  -25  15

And so, into the qualification play-off we go, who will come out as the winner and qualify for the Champions Cup? Let's find out...

Pos.   Team               P   W  D  L  For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Shatilova FC          32  22  3  7   74  30  +44  69 (Champions Cup)
 2 Hapoel Maksiouta      32  18  8  6   70  36  +34  62 (Globe Cup)
 3 Maccabi Shatilova     32  15  6  10  60  44  +16  51 (Globe Cup)
 4 Maccabi Nyetanyu      32  13  9  10  52  38  +14  48 (Globe Cup)
 5 Kishrael Tsydoin      32  14  5  13  44  49  -5   47
 6 Alef Khapresian       32  9  12  11  33  43  -10  39

by **Osarius** » Sat Nov 24, 2012 11:52 am

The OFA would like to confirm entry into international competitions for the following teams, based on results from the Osarian League of Association Football:

TakilQuip Champions' Cup: Firewood City, Grasshoppers Turic
Globe Cup: Burningham City, Greeningham City, Iton Valley FC
Series B Champions' Cup: Real Rajahara, FC Masaka, Rapid Hearthlands, Shanak FC
Cygnus Cup: Grasshoppers Turic

   Golden League           Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts       
 1 Firewood City            30   18   7   5    79   47  +32    61 C/TQCC
 2 Grasshoppers Turic       30   18   2  10    51   43   +8    56 CYG*  
 3 Burningham City          30   15   7   8    57   44  +13    52 GC    
 4 Greeningham City         30   14  10   6    67   58   +9    52 GC    
 5 Trothwands Evolution     30   14   8   8    58   46  +12    50
 6 Iton Valley FC           30   14   7   9    47   40   +7    49 GC    
 7 Real Jraxville FC        30   13   7  10    39   33   +6    46
 8 Utica United             30   13   7  10    52   48   +4    46
 9 FC Barciddia             30   10  10  10    56   55   +1    40
10 Kyoshiku Island FC       30   10   7  13    55   59   −4    37
11 Hastmead Diamante        30    9   7  14    56   60   −4    34
12 Callisto City FC         30    9   6  15    46   56  −10    33
13 FC United of Dynapolis   30    9   4  17    40   59  −19    31 ^
14 Kart Hago                30    7   5  18    48   65  −17    26 
15 Charleston Athletic FC   30    7   5  18    28   48  −20    26 R     .
16 Warton Villa             30    4  13  13    59   77  −18    25 R     .

* Grasshoppers Turic also qualify for TakilQuip Champions' Cup as league
  runners-up
^ FC United of Dynapolis finished five points clear of relegation places
  so Golden Road playoffs are not activated.

   Aurumia League        Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts       
 1 Real Rajahara FC       30   14   8   8    55   43  +12    50 C/PRM 
 2 FC Masaka              30   14   8   8    60   53   +7    50 PRM   
|3 Rapid Hearthlands      30   14   7   9    70   54  +16    49 SBCC |
|4 Shanak FC              30   13   9   8    76   56  +20    48 SBCC |
 5 Muirford Athletic      30   14   6  10    68   56  +12    48
 6 AFC Hollybrent         30   14   6  10    61   50  +11    48
 7 Spoturess FC           30   13   9   8    42   36   +6    48
 8 Littleshaw Village     30   13   7  10    36   29   +7    46
 9 Bowsston United FC     30   12   9   9    52   48   +4    45
10 Arcaea County FC       30   13   3  14    55   63   −8    42
11 Violia FC              30   10   9  11    56   61   −5    39
12 Renneville United      30   11   5  14    37   57  −20    38
13 Trelagstad FC          30    9   9  12    55   55    0    36 P/O   .
14 Pinturici Rangers FC   30    6   9  15    32   46  −14    27 P/O   .
15 Cymrwell FC            30    7   6  17    35   57  −22    27 R     .
16 Inter Alepio FC        30    5   6  19    58   84  −26    21 R     .

** Golden Road Playoffs are not activated
Trelagstad FC and Pinturici Rangers must play in Aurumia League Playoffs

League Cup Final
Iton Valley FC 2-1 Arcaea County FC

OmniCup Final
Grasshoppers Turic 2-1 Trothwands Evolution

Further detail can be found at the links below
Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V, Part VI.

by **Astograth** » Sat Nov 24, 2012 1:03 pm

The Astograthian Football League: Season 651 Preview
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The eighteenth season of Astograthian football is up and ready to get started! Will Echegoyan FC retain their title, coming off a heartbreaking loss in the final of the Copa de Campeones? Will Astograth University cement their position? Will Ituraitz FC and Royal Rumiatzi reclaim the glory that was once theirs exclusively? Or will Urbizania Wanderers make themselves felt at last, having become the first-ever Astograthian world club champions? Whoever wins, the Astograthian league will for the first time ever feature a whopping four Champions' Cup spots, by virtue of its surprising first place in the UICA rankings – which opens the door for a number of clubs to at last break onto the Globe Cup scene.

Transfers

- Eddie Barlow (Slembana) from Sporting Iturributa (Iturributa) to Echegoyan FC
- Vladimir Beschastyn (Chetkosk) from Royal Rumiatzi to Blue Mountain Range
- Cuco (Vielha), released from his contract with Ituraitz FC
- Tristan Desmond (Starblaydia) signed by Royal Rumiatzi as a free agent
- Aintôrthea Durosea (Valanora) signed by Royal Rumiatzi as a free agent
- Laborious Hawk (Valanora) signed by Urbizania Wanderers as a free agent
- Ostoja Maric (Mytannion) from 1896 Ebor (MYT) to Ituraitz FC
- Tartalo Maruri from Iturributa United (Iturributa) to Gortz United
- Wilson Prieto (Cafundéu) from Royal Rumiatzi to Gortz United
- Alexei Razov (Mytannion) from Sporting Iturributa (Iturributa) to Gortz United
- Baudouin Richelieu (Saugeais) from South Factory to Echegoyan FC
- Lester Sutton (Civil Citizenry) of Ituraitz FC, retired from football
- Fabián Taggliafico (Seleucius) from Royal Arexa to The Army Club
- Yaromir Uspensky (Mytannion) from Pakhtakor Trunca (MYT) to Urbizania Wanderers
- Josef Vitek (Mytannion) from Atletik Thessia (MYT) to Royal Rumiatzi
- Yurpá Mêndêlöínçêl (Farfadillis) from Ferdullaele FC (FFD) to Oyardo FC
- Alexis Zeljeznicar (Polar Islandstates) from Franz Josef Young Boys (PIS) to South Factory

Once again, the Astograthian transfer window was quite active, with a large influx of players and, oddly, none going out save for the release of Cuco from Ituraitz FC. In the internal market, out-of-favour Chetkoski defender Vladimir Beschastyn will be rounding out his career with a spell at Blue Mountain Range, where his talents should fit right in, while Saugeain starlet Baudouin Richelieu escapes the sinking ship of South Factory to sign for defending champions Echegoyan FC, who also secured the transfer of Slembanan striker Eddie Barlow from Sporting Iturributa. Fabián Taggliafico, faded Seleucid striker, moves from Royal Arexa to the more stable Army Club.Veterans Wilson Prieto and Alexei Razov join Dei Ormache's ambitious project to make Gortz United a powerful team; more on that later.

Mytanars, once an essential component of any footballing weekend, have returned in force with the signings of new and exciting young players on behalf of the top clubs. Wingers Ostoja Maric and Josef Vitek join Ituraitz FC and Royal Rumiatzi, respectively, whereas forward Yaromir Uspensky has been assigned to the youth squads of Urbizania Wanderers but is being regarded as one of their future stars. Teenaged Polarian Alexis Zeljeznicar joins the relegated South Factory, largely due to the influence of newly arrived investors BlockCom. Yurpá Mêndêlöínçêl makes history by becoming the first Farf to play in Astograthian following his signing by Oyardo FC, who have splashed out on him in a bid to shoot up the table. Tristan Desmond likewise becomes the first Starblaydi in the First Division, although he will spend some time yet in the Royal Rumiatzi youth setup.

However, all of these pale in comparison to the the two signings carried out first by Urbizania Wanderers and then by Royal Rumiatzi. Finding himself without a club and allured by the Champions' Cup win, none other than Valanora's Laborious Hawk has joined the Wanderers, and is now without a doubt the most famous footballer to have plied his trade here. Not to be outdone, the Knights shortly announced their own shock signing in the form of winger Aintôrthea Durosea, another immortal legend of the Vanorian game. Both become the first World Cup winners to compete in the Astograthian league, and according to the bookies their clubs now have the best odds of coming away with the trophy.

First Division

Echegoyan FC
Hometown: Echegoyan
Ground: Silanes Park (55,140)
Colours: White and green striped shirt, green shorts and socks
Honours: 2 Leagues (644, 650); 1 Royal Cup (645)
Manager: Garoa Larzondo
Lineup: Mikelatz Elizalde; Soter Borunda, Aurelio Seriesta, Bikendi Medrano, Raitin Eneriz; Ilixo Akutain, Iosif Tarapkin (C), Iban Bachiondo, Manex Urrutia; Salum Merec, Kauldi Isasmendi
Shirt Sponsor: Yogutz (Astograthian dairy products)
Season 650: Champions
Notes: Defying all predictions and expectations, criticised manager Garoa Larzondo rallied his men to win their second league title. They carried their good form to the Copa de Campeones final, where a gutwrenching loss to none other than Iturributa United denied them their first international title. Though they continue to field a strong team and have moved into a large new venue built for World Cup 62, a repeat win in the First Division is no easier than the last, especially with old faces and the new world champions threatening from below...

Urbizania Wanderers
Hometown: Urbizania
Ground: Cherketzo Arena (34,500)
Colours: All dark green kit
Honours: Champions' Cup 43, 1 Royal Cup (643)
Manager: Edorta Urrustoy
Lineup: Urgutz Martinena; Guðmundur Olsson, Giro Ekenarro, Yokin Arizmande, Hitzeder Kareaga; Iulian Finnibaturinn, Edwardo Baez, Felix Zajaczek, Yaizki Alaberri (C), Laborious Hawk; Ikatz Ansotegi
Shirt Sponsor: Farautoo (Polarian vehicle manufacture)
Season 650: 2nd
Notes: Nobody expected it, but it happened. The one major Astograthian team to have never won the league - despite finishing second three times – left the likes of FKM, East Franz Athletic, Jan Mayen Islanders, Yuba United and Hondo FC in their wake to become the very first Astograthian world champions, winning the 43rd edition of the UICA Champions' Cup. A monumental achievement that has elevated the First Division to first place in the UICA rankings, earned Wanderers recognition, attracted Vanorian legend Laborious Hawk to Urbizania and placed them as the top contenders to win the coming season. After many frustrating seasons, Edorta Urrustoy has earned his place as a world-class manager. He has only to cement it with a title win; will Wanderers win at last or will they buckle under the pressure?

Ituraitz FC
Hometown: Ituraitz
Ground: Ituraitz Sporting Ground (63,000)
Colours: All red kit
Honours: 4 Leagues (636, 641, 642, 647); 5 Royal Cups (637, 640, 641, 646, 649); 1 Ides of March Cup (641)
Manager: Ichaso Chapitel
Lineup: Machin Logegaray; Bardol Oiskonta, Edorta Garro, Larendi Berruet, Dima Petersen; Fantasia Cecile-Marie, Ikatz Alberro, Itzeder Unzueta, Anixi Eturaspe; Tomas Aer, Soter Sarlange (C)
Shirt Sponsor: ChocoMilk (Citiz dairy products)
Season 650: 3rd
Notes: Ituraitz FC have a very good team, its only standout weakness being the defense and the age of some of its key pieces – namely Sarlange, Unzueta and to a lesser extent Aer. They've prepared themselves adequately however; Ostoja Maric and Alphonse Richelieu await their turn along with homegrown talent. They can yet run away with the title, but another third place or thereabouts seems more likely, especially with the replacement of Domeka Iriarte by former Oyardo FC boss Ichaso Chapitel.

Royal Rumiatzi
Hometown: Rumiatzi
Ground: Knights' Stadium (70,000)
Colours: White shirt, dark blue shorts and socks
Honours: 5 Leagues (634, 635, 637, 643, 648); 2 Royal Cups (634, 644); Aeropag Football Invitational 22
Manager: Norman Kerrick
Lineup: Cheru Larretape (C); Urtzi Galard, Echepare Zuleta, Dion Jantot, Váradi Szemere; Aintôrthea Durosea, Galeano, Bartosz Slusarski, Vladimir Konovalov; Ellis Elsmvikur, Harold Nehafsaim
Shirt Sponsor: Torstebank (Blockhead banking)
Season 650: 4th
Notes: Royal Rumiatzi aren't particularly pleased with last season's result and are piling the pressure on Kerrick. With the signing of Vanorian winger Aintôrthea Durosea, they have quite probably the best squad in the league and are the top title candidates alongside Wanderers. Will that be enough to come away with a record sixth title or will their eternal favouritism be a disadvantage again?

Astograth University
Hometown: Rumiatzi
Ground: Arritzola (36,350)
Colours: White and light blue halved shirt, light blue shorts and white socks
Honours: 1 League (649); 2 Royal Cups (648, 650)
Manager: Xuban Barrutia
Lineup: Argider Gorriaran; Burni Beyaitz, Haitz Maistegi, Leheren Ubago, Efraín Vizcaíno; Andrey Antić, Inguma Sapano, Lekubegi Guerrikaechebarria (C), Leizarraga Lukuix; Alejandro Martinuccio, Tilford Quirin
Shirt Sponsor: Astek (Astograthian electronics)
Season 650: 5th
Notes: There was a reversal of places last season, Echegoyan winning the title while University slumped to fifth. It's difficult to pinpoint exactly what went wrong, though perhaps it has to do with the centre midfield losing its lustre. Champions' Cup qualification is certainly attainable, but they don't look in form to challenge for the top anymore.

Athletic Club Olarria
Hometown: Olarria
Ground: North Point Stadium (44,270)
Colours: Claret shirt with sky blue hoop, claret shorts and socks
Honours: None
Manager: Eate Orkiola
Lineup: Alarabe Galayarde; Luken Iturricha, Irachio Chasko, Maurin Bayar, Anton Axpuru; Ion Arreta, Urgutz Belarte (C), Anartz Alutziza, Yakes Marichalar; Adon Aburto, Asentzio Sagastizabal
Shirt Sponsor: Barrertze (Astograthian tourism services)
Season 650: 6th
Notes: Athletic Club Olarria clung on fiercely to its sixth place on the table, and should they do it again they will find themselves participating in the Globe Cup for the first time. Needless to say, they're quite excited for this and for their refurbished stadium, placing a lot of faith in their new Iturributan international Adon Aburto to take them forth.

Athletic Club Rumiatzi
Hometown: Rumiatzi
Ground: Gotorlekua (42,000)
Colours: Red shirt with white cross, white shorts and socks
Honours: None
Manager: Alar Martikorena
Lineup: Echepare Larrea; Cherran Ukio, Ixona Unamunzaga (C), Kelmen Dazarola; Ayert Bidorreta, Ayoro Barinaga, Erramun Guza, Alots Osamiz; Loramendi Arregi, Eguzki Berriex, Lartaun Echaspe
Shirt Sponsor: Rumikola (Astograthian soft drinks)
Season 650: 7th
Notes: They've had a rough time, but Athletic Club Rumiatzi is at last going up in this world and if they can retain their seventh position they'll enter their maiden Globe Cup. New strikers in the form of Loramendi Arregi and Champions' Cup winner Eguzki Berriex should bring more life into the most notorious aspect of the club's game, while in centre midfield Ayoro Barinaga continues to mature into a terrific footballer,

The Army Club
Hometown: Rumiatzi
Ground: 18th March Stadium (21,000)
Colours: Dark red shirt, blue shorts and dark red socks
Honours: None
Manager: Gilamu Izagirre
Lineup: Naxil Bayarena; Urki Yarza, Petri Urdanibia (C), Kaxen Ondoro, Aitzol Narbon; Eusko Lachondo, Botzayoriz Doxagart, Oroitz Delsupexhe; Zigor Apa, Tzemeno Tamborenea, Fabián Taggliafico
Shirt Sponsor: Mansley Systems (Euran heavy weaponry)
Season 650: 8th
Notes: Somehow, the perennialy relegation-threatened Army Club clicked and achieved a respectable mid-table finish last season. Should they do one better they'll gain a coveted spot in the Globe Cup, to which end they've signed faded but still formidable forward Fabián Taggliafico, once a star at Ituraitz FC.

Gesterlake FC
Hometown: Gesterlake
Ground: Castle Hill (38,630)
Colours: Yellow shirt, dark blue shorts, yellow socks
Honours: None
Manager: Chachu Larreburo
Lineup: Astigar Barrueta; Hitz Oniederra, Artzeiz Barbarea, Yuli Soroko, Loren Grakiarena; Orti Ona, Edorta Irazogi, Tipi Lafarga (C), Inko Alurralde; Peli Echetore, Sendoa Irigiben
Shirt Sponsor: Dukomm (Astograthian telecommunications)
Season 650: 9th
Notes: Gesterlake are slowly but surely cementing their place in the top flight,responding to their status as one of the most popular teams in the country. Without a standout squad, manager Larreburro has developed strong bonds of teamwork that have the club as one of the most consistent. Peli Echetore and Astigar Barrueta are the top men, not exactly household names but well known for having done the rounds in the league and occasionally the national team.

Lermendia FC
Hometown: Lermendia
Ground: Itzarrak Sporting Ground (21,450)
Colours: White and green hooped shirt, white shorts and socks
Honours: None
Manager: Arkaitz Goyenola
Lineup: Erlantz Galechaga; Dei Zengotita, Larendi Goriz, Mendebal Linzoain, Pagomari Tsamudio; Berdaitz Ide, Lon Pildayn, Orkatz Otaiza (C), Gastea Urrestilla; Bidaurre Urritz, Urgutz Salaber
Shirt Sponsor: Lantzia (Astograthian luxury vehicles)
Season 650: 10th
Notes: Their captain has retired and they've lost their star striker, so things aren't very rosy in Lermendia at the moment. With a modest squad, they'll have to work hard to maintain themselves in tenth place, perhaps even to avoid the dreaded relegation.

Royal Association
Hometown: City of Iturributa
Ground: Unity Stadium (33,500)
Colours: Black and white striped shirt, black shorts and socks
Honours: None
Manager: Egoi Barrenechea
Lineup: Ixona Zarandona; Aitor Gurucharri, Aletsander Burkua, Endira Elichagaray, Tartalo Oyaneder; Otsoa Ibarlukia, Chordon Endara, Aurre Areche, Echepare Eskarain; Uhin Seberio, Donotzia Mendaza (C)
Shirt Sponsor: Royal Bank (Astograthian banking)
Season 650: 11th
Notes: Association defiantly remain as the only Iturributan club in the Astograthian Football League, causing a political and logistical nightmare. As far as the actual football goes, they've handled themselves quite well in the First Division so far, but will have to be quick and smart in upping its game in the face of expanded UICA spots.

Ituraitz Victory
Hometown: Ituraitz
Ground: Ituraitz Sporting Ground (63,000)
Colours: All blue kit
Honours: 1 Royal Cup (639)
Manager: Soin Azkue
Lineup: Aurken Krestia (C); Dunixi Dibar, Iturri Samalbide, Itziar Amiso, Galoer Urruchua; Wolfgang Sandberg, Bernat Lateche, Loiola Muhaburu, Ekhi Subies, Lope Guesamburu; Loren Dornaletze
Shirt Sponsor: Petromok (Astograthian petrol)
Season 650: 12th
Notes: Ituraitz Victory continued its tradition of wildly inconsistent performance with a twelfth-place finish, only a few points from relegation. They have the players to achieve much more, and this could well be Soin Azkue's last season in charge if he doesn't guide them to a respectable table position At least they seem to have solved their striker issue, Loren Dornaletze proving as reliable as he was at Astograth University.

Blue Mountain Range
Hometown: Echegoyan
Ground: Ximun Orieta Sporting Ground (34,000)
Colours: All light blue kit
Honours: None
Manager: Bizi Boutayre
Lineup: Yoritz Suastegi; Edur Raizabal, Vladimir Beschastyn, Mogel Anies (C), Perucho Izandizaga, Iratze Ixuel; Hannibal, Ruisko Zaldinbar, Baleren Uruztarzu, Marcel Sanderskye; Tibalt Kereyasu
Shirt Sponsor: Notzi Zombees (Taeshani energy drinks)
Season 650: 13th
Notes: Blue Mountain Range, accustomed to the mid-table, tiptoed on the very fine line of relegation last season. They've made up for Soin Boneta's departure with the signing of Chetkoski star Vladimir Beschastyn, whose age has made him unsuitable for Royal Rumiatzi but made him perfect for BMR. They can yet dream with Globe Cup qualification, but not the way they ended up playing last season.

Oyardo FC
Hometown: Oyardo
Ground: Sahatsakbasoa (14,100)
Colours: White and red striped kit, black shorts and socks
Honours: None
Manager: Atzeden Lusa
Lineup: Polentzi Gayategi; Ximun Yaka, Adame Ordozkoiti, Eskuin Subies, Oihan Elizabaraz; Yurpá Mêndêlöínçêl, Atze Aliza, Oinatz Bustinse, Peli Alzu (C); Burutzagi Sagastizabal, Ximun Sese
Shirt Sponsor: MaksiMerk (Astograthian supermarkets)
Season 650: Second Division champions
Notes: Having bounced right up from the second tier, Oyardo are looking at a mid-table finish and possibly a Globe Cup spot. To that end they've recuited Yurpá Mêndêlöínçêl from the unlikely Ferdullaele FC. Manager Atzeden Lusa has been hired to replace Ichaso Chapitel, now at Ituraitz FC, and although his track record isn't the best he has been handed a reliable team that should achieve a good finish.

Gortz United
Hometown: Gortz
Ground: Ibakultzara Stadium (10,650)
Colours: All purple kit
Honours: None
Manager: Gaur Arambilet
Lineup: Anixi Osma; Luar Berriatua, Tartalo Maruri, Luk Agirrebalzategi, Benat Sorrekieta; Moncho Gochikoa, Lerchun Aragor, Alexei Razov, Wilson Prieto, Tartalo Achaga; Dei Ormache
Shirt Sponsor: Henrik (Polarian banking)
Season 650: 2nd in Second Division
Notes: In what is perhaps one of the most ambitious personal projects Astograth has ever seen, legendary footballer Dei Ormache has sought to thank the team where he first broke through by guiding it to glory not just on the pitch – where his 39 years of age limit him considerably – but also financially, investing a large part of his fortune in the club. Wealthy Polarian sponsors, a new stadium is being planned and footballers of domestic renown have been attracted to create a formidable squad. Gaur Arambilet, beloved former journeyman forward, has been hired as manager ahead of Ormache's final season of professional football.

Miners FC
Hometown: Echegoyan
Ground: The Lieutenant (14,700)
Colours: Red shirt with black stripe, black shorts, red socks
Honours: None
Manager: Gito Pizan
Lineup: Bela Darkibel; Koldo Berrataran, Tzeledon Onreita, Marchot Gayarre, Ixidor Totorikaguena; Lauaxeta Urgangarin (C), Hibai Otal, Ostots Etchehoun, Arnalt Eskoz; Kimetz Iramay, Endura Bezaken
Shirt Sponsor: Korlatza (Astograthian mining)
Season 650: 3rd in Second Division
Notes: Funded by the wealthy mining companies that were behind the establishment and growth of Echegoyan, Miners FC enjoys a great deal of popularity and will be doing all they can to remain in the First Division under the guidance of a former star of Sporting Iturributa, the Erathi Gito Pizan. In his first managerial job, he has already promoted Miners; being honest it's likely he'll be trying to do the same next season.

by **Valladares** » Sat Nov 24, 2012 3:37 pm

Valladar Super League XXIX and King's Shield XIX Results

International Qualifiers:

CC:
Edmonton United - Valladar Super League champions
Metropolis Alligators - Valladar Super League runners-up
AS Bezieres - Valladar Super League third-placed team
Fontvielle Impact - Valladar Super League fourth-placed team

GC:
Canalave Dragons - Valladar Super League fifth-placed team
Marinos Metropolis - Valladar Super League sixth-placed team
Olympique de Fontvielle - Valladar Super League seventh-placed team

SBCC:
RC Belfort - Valladar B-League Champions
AS Vaud - Valladar B-League Runners-up
Gatineau UC 98 - Valladar B-League Final Play-Off Winners
Nord Energie FC - Valladar B-League Final Play-Off Runners-up

CYG:
Fontvielle Impact - Cygnus Cup 18 Winners
AS Bezieres - King's Shield winners

by **Licentiapacisterra** » Sat Nov 24, 2012 4:26 pm

As per these three posts, Licentian qualifiers to UICA competitions are:

Champion’s Cup: AFC Farnworth
Globe Cup: Carrington United, Colesham Athletic, Montfort Wanderers
Series B Champion’s Cup: Old Corinthians, St Bart’s, Houghton Young Boys, Gaels

Cygnus Cup qualifier to appear at a later date.

by **West Zirconia** » Sat Nov 24, 2012 5:41 pm

The West Zirconian National League:

Division One:

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Stanley United 38 26 7 5 122 57 65 85 2 Mort Park 38 22 8 8 100 56 44 74 3 Banks 38 22 7 9 138 74 64 73 4 Houghton Kestrels 38 21 9 8 78 51 27 72 5 Markham 38 21 8 9 96 69 27 71 6 Taylor's Cross 38 18 12 8 81 59 22 66 7 Civil Service 38 17 7 14 75 70 5 58 8 Currie 38 16 6 16 68 78 -10 54 9 Bradley Hornets 38 13 10 15 74 66 8 49 10 Redwood Forest 38 14 7 17 73 79 -6 49 11 Wacker Neustadt 38 14 6 18 60 76 -16 48 12 Bradley Swifts 38 11 12 15 76 84 -8 45 13 Hyland Town 38 12 9 17 63 79 -16 45 14 Broxton and Marrs Hill 38 13 6 19 71 105 -34 45 15 Ashton Rovers 38 13 4 21 67 88 -21 43 16 Etruria 38 11 9 18 72 93 -21 42 17 Kirkham Town 38 9 12 17 68 88 -20 39 18 St. Martin Athletic 38 8 13 17 77 99 -22 37 19 Greenwood Athletic 38 8 7 23 56 98 -42 31 20 Tîm Cymru 38 8 7 23 70 116 -46 31

Spare a thought for Banks, who could only manage third despite the highest away win (9-2 at Greenwood Athletic) and not only the highest home win of the season, but the first ever double-digit score in the WZNL (10-1 at home to Broxton and Marrs Hill)

And spare a thought for Bradley Hornets, who somehow managed to finish a very disappointing ninth.

Division Two:

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Houghton Hawks 38 21 8 9 100 75 25 71 2 Grimshaw Town 38 21 8 9 81 61 20 71 3 Elwell Harriers 38 20 8 10 83 57 26 68 4 West Coast Angels 38 19 7 12 78 64 14 64 5 Houghton Eagles 38 18 6 14 77 69 8 60 6 Moorcroft Wanderers 38 17 8 13 69 72 -3 59 7 East Snaith 38 17 7 14 79 73 6 58 8 Heppenstall Town 38 15 10 13 66 59 7 55 9 Crompton Town 38 14 12 12 66 66 0 54 10 Skelton Town 38 14 9 15 78 76 2 51 11 St. Matthew's Moss 38 14 9 15 67 70 -3 51 12 Sephton County 38 13 10 15 62 63 -1 49 13 Corpus Christi 38 13 9 16 62 66 -4 48 14 AFC Stanton 38 10 17 11 83 84 -1 47 15 St. Martin City 38 13 8 17 71 79 -8 47 16 Buckby Town 38 13 4 21 58 74 -16 43 17 New Toronto 38 11 9 18 75 86 -11 42 18 PJS Pyhäsaari 38 12 6 20 60 82 -22 42 19 Calland and Smallshaw 38 10 9 19 68 92 -24 39 20 Eastham Panthers 38 8 10 20 70 85 -15 34

Division Three North:

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Oakley 44 25 8 11 113 80 33 83 2 Plimley Stallions 44 22 10 12 75 63 12 76 3 McLaughlin Islands 44 23 5 16 91 63 28 74 4 Moorcroft City 44 22 8 14 110 88 22 74 5 FC Boston 44 23 5 16 89 68 21 74 6 Worley Ravers 44 22 7 15 92 75 17 73 7 Flockton Flavell 44 21 8 15 94 76 18 71 8 Kingsley Town 44 19 12 13 82 64 18 69 9 Mount Vernon 44 19 11 14 86 80 6 68 10 Oglesby United 44 19 10 15 83 77 6 67 11 Anderton United 44 19 9 16 86 90 -4 66 12 Sephton RMI 44 18 8 18 82 75 7 62 13 Kershaw Athletic 44 17 9 18 73 72 1 60 14 Rothwell Temperance Soc. 44 17 9 18 83 86 -3 60 15 Saint-Christophe 44 16 12 16 80 84 -4 60 16 Kesterton 44 16 10 18 85 96 -11 58 17 Halliwell Wanderers 44 16 9 19 86 88 -2 57 18 Parkfield Rangers 44 14 15 15 63 65 -2 57 19 KVV Koehorst 44 16 5 23 62 86 -24 53 20 St. Andrew's 44 15 6 23 71 82 -11 51 21 Culshaw Town 44 12 8 24 61 73 -12 44 22 Anderton Town 44 11 8 25 67 118 -51 41 23 Stanley Athletic 44 4 8 32 62 127 -65 20

Interestingly, Moorcroft City finished in fourth despite being on the losing side in the highest-scoring match (6-4 at Oglesby United) and suffering the highest away defeat of the season (7-0 at the McLaughlin Islands).

Division Three South:

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Ainsworth and Wells 32 19 3 10 74 61 13 60 2 Newby Town 32 19 2 11 82 60 22 59 3 Catterall Juniors 32 17 8 7 81 59 22 59 4 Somerville Thistle 32 16 5 11 64 55 9 53 5 New Scilly 32 16 5 11 54 50 4 53 6 Eardley Town 32 14 10 8 70 55 15 52 7 Underwood Town 32 14 8 10 70 61 9 50 8 Knifton Town 32 13 8 11 65 55 10 47 9 Gormley Town 32 13 8 11 69 65 4 47 10 Shrigley Town 32 14 4 14 78 64 14 46 11 Felton Athletic 32 12 9 11 51 50 1 45 12 Hilton Athletic 32 12 7 13 72 68 4 43 13 Longshaw Town 32 10 9 13 69 79 -10 39 14 Stanton Vale 32 8 7 17 49 70 -21 31 15 Walton 32 7 7 18 59 80 -21 28 16 Dutton United 32 5 9 18 49 75 -26 24 17 Wolverton Town 32 5 7 20 40 89 -49 22

So Greenwood Athletic and Tîm Cymru are relegated from Division One, to be replaced by Houghton Hawks and Grimshaw Town. The playoff will be between St. Martin Athletic, Elwell Harriers, West Coast Angels and Houghton Eagles, potentially bringing together all three Houghton teams in Division One.

Eastham Panthers, PJS Pyhäsaari and Calland and Smallshaw are relegated from Division Two, to be replaced by Oakley, Ainsworth and Wells and the winner of the playoff between Plimley Stallions and Newby Town.

Global Qualifiers:

Champions Cup: Stanley United, Mort Park.
Globe Cup: Banks, Houghton Kestrels, Markham.
SBCC: Houghton Hawks, Grimshaw Town, Elwell Harriers, West Coast Angels.
Copa de Campeones: Stanley United.

by **Whirl Islands** » Sat Nov 24, 2012 7:18 pm

The Whirl Islands Premier League Season 17

Seventeen seasons of Whirl Islands Premier League action have already been held, so let's have a quick look at what happened this last season...

Standings

Team                            P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Navel FC                   33  19   7   7  46  27  +19  64 CC
  2 Eastburg United            33  19   5   9  43  25  +18  62 CC
  3 FC Atlantis                33  17   7   9  55  39  +16  58 GC
  4 Navel Sharks               33  16   8   9  48  34  +14  56 GC
  5 Portland Greencaps         33  14   8  11  35  33   +2  50 GC
  6 Lagoon Red Diamonds        33  14   6  13  41  41   +0  48
  7 Náutico                    33  13   9  11  37  40   -3  48
  8 Union FC                   33  11   8  14  39  45   -6  41
  9 Halcones de Maracaibo      33  10   9  14  25  33   -8  39
 10 Sparta Navel               33   8  12  13  25  33   -8  36
 11 Athletic Victoria          33   6   8  19  28  44  -16  26
 12 Narissa Dolphins           33   4   7  22  16  44  -28  19 REL

Another season of delight for Navel FC ended with Los Rojos lifting the WIPL trophy for the second time in a row, although they had stiff fight coming from Eastburg United, who, unhappy with being left outside UICA berths the last season, tried to regain their lost style and offered an interesting challenge to NFC, however, the First Champs had to settle for second place and a spot in the Champions' Cup preliminary rounds after missing on the title by 2 points. As for Globe Cup qualifiers, Atlantis further cemented their position as the perennial third-placer by finishing this season in third place, like the other n previous seasons, while the most popular team in the whole nation, the Sharks, disappointed all their faithful by ending in a worrisome fourth place, with the Greencaps finishing in fifth place and leaving the Red Diamonds at the doors of the Globe Cup, the latter having collected two points less than the former.

In the lower half of standings, we've got Náutico, who defended Puerto Viejo's honour (sullied by Vieux-Port FC and their relegation not-so-long ago) decently, finishing seventh with the same points as LRD, Union FC were unable to build up on their successful season last time (which allowed them to take part in their first Globe Cup) and finished eighth, Halcones, Sparta Navel, and Athletic Victoria did just enough to be safe from relegation, and the Dolphins were a complete mess this season and got relegated without any doubt.

The Whirl Islands Campeonato Nacional Season 19

A new Campeonato Nacional season is over, and Vieux-Port FC managed to put an end to two seasons of anger and sorrow for their fans by winning the Campeonato this season and getting promoted to the Premier League, while the recently-relegated Racing de Terranova had their hopes crushed by having an awful last third of season, having to settle for a SBCC berth. Lagoon Crocodiles were involved in an interesting fight for Racing for second place, but eventually they lost on head-to-head record against them and would be doomed to third place, while Olimpia showed us another sample of their irregularity with a great season and a fourth place which gives them the last SBCC berth given to Whirl Islands. We're expecting them to crash next season anyways...

Team                          P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Vieux-Port FC            33  19   7   7  53  33  +20  64 CH/P - SBCC
  2 Racing de Terranova      33  16   8   9  39  24  +15  56 SBCC
  3 Lagoon Crocodiles        33  16   8   9  48  30  +18  56 SBCC
  4 Olimpia                  33  14   9  10  31  29   +2  51 SBCC
  5 Deportivo Maracaibo      33  14   6  13  35  28   +7  48
  6 Sporting Ayacucho        33  11  10  12  24  32   -8  43
  7 Arica FC                 33  12   7  14  32  37   -5  43
  8 FC Moncton               33  11   9  13  30  34   -4  42
  9 Atlético Narissa         33   9  14  10  36  35   +1  41
 10 FC Terranova             33   9  11  13  30  42  -12  38
 11 Hoxvathor Seahawks       33   7   9  17  26  39  -13  30
 12 CCD Eastburg             33   6  10  17  20  41  -21  28

The Fourteenth Islander Championship

With the return of the Whirl Islands Premier League as the highest tier of Whirl-Islander professional football, the Islander Championship now gives a single berth for the Cygnus Cup.

Quarter-Finals
Navel FC 3-0 Union FC
Eastburg United 2-1 Náutico
FC Atlantis 3-2 Lagoon Red Diamonds
Navel Sharks 0-1 Portland Greencaps

Semi-Finals
Navel FC 3-1 Portland Greencaps
Eastburg United 1-1 FC Atlantis (2-1 AET)

Final @ Portomar Field, Portomar, Navel Island (Attendance: 21,575)
Navel FC 2-0 Eastburg United

Congratulations to Navel FC, who won the fourteenth Islander Championship in a replay of last season's IC final, did the Double, and qualified for the next Cygnus Cup!

UICA Qualification:
CC: Navel FC, Eastburg United
GC: FC Atlantis, Navel Sharks, Portland Greencaps
SBCC: Vieux-Port FC, Racing de Terranova, Lagoon Crocodiles, Olimpia

Cygnus Cup qualifier: Navel FC