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Postby Thaulandi » Sun Jan 26, 2014 9:53 am

Season 13

Thaulandi (THL) Qualifiers:
Champions Cup: 1 Tower
Globe Cup: 3 Tower, 16 Tower, 8 Tower
SBCC: 15 Tower, 10 Tower, 6 Tower, 9 Tower

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GAPL Season 3: MD1-10

Postby German American States » Sun Jan 26, 2014 10:08 am

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Season 3 Results: MD1-10


MATCHDAY 1
FK Keltischdorf 1-0 Die Kirchestrasse XI
Alle-GAS 1-1 Steinbruck Bahnhof
Athletic Weisenfeld 2-1 Gengenbach
Kaltstadt Blizzards FC 1-1 Kaltsdadt 68
Nordbergen 2-1 Südlander
SC Gold Löwe 2-1 Grünwalder
Kaesedorf Athletic 0-0 Swillburg United
MATCHDAY 2
Steinbruck Bahnhof 4-1 FK Keltischdorf
Gengenbach 0-3 Die Kirchestrasse XI
Kaltsdadt 68 0-2 Alle-GAS
Südlander 0-0 Athletic Weisenfeld
Grünwalder 5-2 Kaltstadt Blizzards FC
Swillburg United 0-2 Nordbergen
Kaesedorf Athletic 0-2 SC Gold Löwe
MATCHDAY 3
FK Keltischdorf 1-1 Gengenbach
Steinbruck Bahnhof 1-0 Kaltsdadt 68
Die Kirchestrasse XI 5-1 Südlander
Alle-GAS 0-0 Grünwalder
Athletic Weisenfeld 0-2 Swillburg United
Kaltstadt Blizzards FC 0-2 Kaesedorf Athletic
Nordbergen 1-0 SC Gold Löwe
MATCHDAY 4
Kaltsdadt 68 1-2 FK Keltischdorf
Südlander 3-0 Gengenbach
Grünwalder 2-0 Steinbruck Bahnhof
Swillburg United 2-0 Die Kirchestrasse XI
Kaesedorf Athletic 0-1 Alle-GAS
SC Gold Löwe 1-1 Athletic Weisenfeld
Nordbergen 0-2 Kaltstadt Blizzards FC
MATCHDAY 5
FK Keltischdorf 2-0 Südlander
Kaltsdadt 68 1-0 Grünwalder
Gengenbach 2-0 Swillburg United
Steinbruck Bahnhof 2-3 Kaesedorf Athletic
Die Kirchestrasse XI 2-1 SC Gold Löwe
Alle-GAS 3-4 Nordbergen
Athletic Weisenfeld 0-3 Kaltstadt Blizzards FC
MATCHDAY 6
Grünwalder 0-1 FK Keltischdorf
Swillburg United 1-1 Südlander
Kaesedorf Athletic 2-1 Kaltsdadt 68
SC Gold Löwe 1-0 Gengenbach
Nordbergen 1-0 Steinbruck Bahnhof
Kaltstadt Blizzards FC 1-1 Die Kirchestrasse XI
Athletic Weisenfeld 0-1 Alle-GAS
MATCHDAY 7
FK Keltischdorf 1-1 Swillburg United
Grünwalder 4-0 Kaesedorf Athletic
Südlander 0-1 SC Gold Löwe
Kaltsdadt 68 1-1 Nordbergen
Gengenbach 3-1 Kaltstadt Blizzards FC
Steinbruck Bahnhof 0-1 Athletic Weisenfeld
Die Kirchestrasse XI 0-2 Alle-GAS
MATCHDAY 8
Kaesedorf Athletic 4-1 FK Keltischdorf
SC Gold Löwe 0-2 Swillburg United
Nordbergen 3-1 Grünwalder
Kaltstadt Blizzards FC 5-1 Südlander
Athletic Weisenfeld 0-2 Kaltsdadt 68
Alle-GAS 1-0 Gengenbach
Die Kirchestrasse XI 1-0 Steinbruck Bahnhof
MATCHDAY 9
FK Keltischdorf 0-1 SC Gold Löwe
Kaesedorf Athletic 1-1 Nordbergen
Swillburg United 3-2 Kaltstadt Blizzards FC
Grünwalder 2-1 Athletic Weisenfeld
Südlander 2-6 Alle-GAS
Kaltsdadt 68 1-2 Die Kirchestrasse XI
Gengenbach 0-1 Steinbruck Bahnhof
MATCHDAY 10
Nordbergen 3-0 FK Keltischdorf
Kaltstadt Blizzards FC 0-0 SC Gold Löwe
Athletic Weisenfeld 2-1 Kaesedorf Athletic
Alle-GAS 3-0 Swillburg United
Die Kirchestrasse XI 2-3 Grünwalder
Steinbruck Bahnhof 3-1 Südlander
Gengenbach 0-1 Kaltsdadt 68

MATCHDAY 1
Swillburg Polaris 2-0 AFK Mettler
Sperbertal United 1-0 Fortuna Donnersberg
SV Mannendorfstaaten 0-1 Westenklippe
Lischenten Streuner 2-3 Mannendorf 26
FK Lumaiheim 0-1 1. Gunwhale Pier
Eisenport North End 1-0 1. Catamount Pond FC
Sporting Eisenport FC 1-1 FK Flußorstaft
MATCHDAY 2
Fortuna Donnersberg 0-1 Swillburg Polaris
Westenklippe 0-1 AFK Mettler
Mannendorf 26 0-0 Sperbertal United
1. Gunwhale Pier 2-0 SV Mannendorfstaaten
1. Catamount Pond FC 1-0 Lischenten Streuner
FK Flußorstaft 2-2 FK Lumaiheim
Sporting Eisenport FC 0-1 Eisenport North End
MATCHDAY 3
Swillburg Polaris 0-0 Westenklippe
Fortuna Donnersberg 1-1 Mannendorf 26
AFK Mettler 0-2 1. Gunwhale Pier
Sperbertal United 0-0 1. Catamount Pond FC
SV Mannendorfstaaten 2-0 FK Flußorstaft
Lischenten Streuner 0-2 Sporting Eisenport FC
FK Lumaiheim 0-1 Eisenport North End
MATCHDAY 4
Mannendorf 26 0-2 Swillburg Polaris
1. Gunwhale Pier 3-1 Westenklippe
1. Catamount Pond FC 0-0 Fortuna Donnersberg
FK Flußorstaft 0-5 AFK Mettler
Sporting Eisenport FC 0-1 Sperbertal United
Eisenport North End 0-0 SV Mannendorfstaaten
FK Lumaiheim 1-0 Lischenten Streuner
MATCHDAY 5
Swillburg Polaris 1-1 1. Gunwhale Pier
Mannendorf 26 0-1 1. Catamount Pond FC
Westenklippe 0-0 FK Flußorstaft
Fortuna Donnersberg 0-0 Sporting Eisenport FC
AFK Mettler 1-0 Eisenport North End
Sperbertal United 1-0 FK Lumaiheim
SV Mannendorfstaaten 1-1 Lischenten Streuner
MATCHDAY 6
1. Catamount Pond FC 1-0 Swillburg Polaris
FK Flußorstaft 1-2 1. Gunwhale Pier
Sporting Eisenport FC 2-0 Mannendorf 26
Eisenport North End 1-0 Westenklippe
FK Lumaiheim 0-2 Fortuna Donnersberg
Lischenten Streuner 1-0 AFK Mettler
SV Mannendorfstaaten 0-1 Sperbertal United
MATCHDAY 7
Swillburg Polaris 2-1 FK Flußorstaft
1. Catamount Pond FC 1-0 Sporting Eisenport FC
1. Gunwhale Pier 4-1 Eisenport North End
Mannendorf 26 1-1 FK Lumaiheim
Westenklippe 0-0 Lischenten Streuner
Fortuna Donnersberg 0-1 SV Mannendorfstaaten
AFK Mettler 1-2 Sperbertal United
MATCHDAY 8
Sporting Eisenport FC 0-0 Swillburg Polaris
Eisenport North End 2-1 FK Flußorstaft
FK Lumaiheim 1-2 1. Catamount Pond FC
Lischenten Streuner 0-1 1. Gunwhale Pier
SV Mannendorfstaaten 1-1 Mannendorf 26
Sperbertal United 0-1 Westenklippe
AFK Mettler 2-1 Fortuna Donnersberg
MATCHDAY 9
Swillburg Polaris 1-2 Eisenport North End
Sporting Eisenport FC 1-0 FK Lumaiheim
FK Flußorstaft 3-1 Lischenten Streuner
1. Catamount Pond FC 2-0 SV Mannendorfstaaten
1. Gunwhale Pier 2-1 Sperbertal United
Mannendorf 26 2-0 AFK Mettler
Westenklippe 0-2 Fortuna Donnersberg
MATCHDAY 10
FK Lumaiheim 0-1 Swillburg Polaris
Lischenten Streuner 0-1 Eisenport North End
SV Mannendorfstaaten 1-0 Sporting Eisenport FC
Sperbertal United 2-0 FK Flußorstaft
AFK Mettler 0-0 1. Catamount Pond FC
Fortuna Donnersberg 2-5 1. Gunwhale Pier
Westenklippe 1-0 Mannendorf 26

German American Premier League Standings
Team                        P  W  D  L For  Ag  +/- Pts
1 Nordbergen 10 7 2 1 18 9 +9 23
2 Alle-GAS 10 7 2 1 20 7 +13 23
3 SC Gold Löwe 10 5 2 3 9 7 +2 17
4 Grünwalder 10 5 1 4 18 12 +6 16
5 Die Kirchestrasse XI 10 5 1 4 16 12 +4 16
6 Swillburg United 10 4 3 3 11 11 +0 15
7 Kaesedorf Athletic 10 4 2 4 13 14 -1 14
8 FK Keltischdorf 10 4 2 4 10 15 -5 14
9 Steinbruck Bahnhof 10 4 1 5 12 11 +1 13
10 Kaltstadt Blizzards FC 10 3 3 4 17 16 +1 12
11 Kaltsdadt 68 10 3 2 5 9 11 -2 11
12 Athletic Weisenfeld 10 3 2 5 7 13 -6 11
13 Gengenbach 10 2 1 7 7 14 -7 7
14 Südlander 10 1 2 7 10 25 -15 5


The tables thus far aren't really a suprise. Nordbergen and Alle top the tables, with Alle finding their feet after last season's abysmal play. DKXI is showing promise in their transfer window signings, sitting all the way up at 5th. KBFC are rather low for finishing in the top 3 last season, and will need to play better to get back up to their typical spot. Also, Gengenbach, who showed so much promise last season, sits with Südlander all the way in the relegation spot.

2. Liga Standings

Team                       P  W  D  L For  Ag  +/- Pts
1 1. Gunwhale Pier 10 9 1 0 23 7 +16 28
2 Eisenport North End 10 7 1 2 10 7 +3 22
3 1. Catamount Pond FC 10 6 3 1 8 2 +6 21
4 Sperbertal United 10 6 2 2 9 4 +5 20
5 Swillburg Polaris 10 5 3 2 10 5 +5 18
6 AFK Mettler 10 4 1 5 10 10 +0 13
7 Westenklippe 10 3 3 4 4 7 -3 12
8 SV Mannendorfstaaten 10 3 3 4 6 8 -2 12
9 Sporting Eisenport FC 10 3 3 4 6 5 +1 12
10 Mannendorf 26 10 2 4 4 8 11 -3 10
11 Fortuna Donnersberg 10 2 3 5 8 11 -3 9
12 FK Flußorstaft 10 1 3 6 9 19 -10 6
13 FK Lumaiheim 10 1 2 7 5 12 -7 5
14 Lischenten Streuner 10 1 2 7 5 13 -8 5


Gunwhale Pier and North End are the suprise teams after 10 matches, with Gunwhale 6 points clear of second. Another shocking result thus far has been the resurgance of the re-christened Swillburg Polaris, who are very much going to be in the race for the promotion spots. Sporting Eisenport FC is rather far behind after contending for the second promotion spot last season. It looks to be another good season in the 2. Liga.
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Postby New Koln » Sun Jan 26, 2014 10:58 am

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Postby New Koln » Sun Jan 26, 2014 11:07 am

This season's standings

First Division Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Fuji 34 20 5 9 41 24 +17 65 Globe Cup
2 Gaoyou Showdown 34 16 9 9 47 40 +7 57 Globe Cup
3 Guanchila CD 34 17 5 12 38 36 +2 56
4 Sharmonia FC 34 15 9 10 46 33 +13 54
5 Edwerton 34 16 3 15 42 41 +1 51
6 Kolonia Fussball 34 14 9 11 35 27 +8 51
7 Girozei Fire 34 13 11 10 44 38 +6 50
8 South Soccer CD 34 11 12 11 29 33 -4 45
9 Football Paris 34 11 12 11 32 33 -1 45
10 Minions 34 10 11 13 34 40 -6 41
11 New Yohannseburg Leagers 34 7 8 19 21 41 -20 29
12 Myrmidons 34 6 10 18 25 41 -16 28 Relegated



Second Division Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Paris FCD 34 13 13 8 36 25 +11 52 Promoted
2 Big Darwin 34 12 13 9 31 30 +1 49
3 Milldog Giants 34 13 10 11 34 33 +1 49
4 Milldog 34 12 12 10 34 25 +9 48
5 Ipanema 34 12 11 11 36 38 -2 47
6 Hondureza 34 11 13 10 36 33 +3 46
7 Milwauks 34 11 11 12 26 32 -6 44
8 Hilton High 34 12 7 15 34 36 -2 43
9 Hauks 34 13 3 18 32 36 -4 42
10 Ivana 34 10 11 13 32 39 -7 41
11 Lightning 34 11 7 16 28 36 -8 40
12 Hilton 34 11 7 16 35 38 -3 40
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Postby New Koln » Sun Jan 26, 2014 11:25 am

Big Cup

First Round
Fuji 1-1 Gaoyou Showdown (3-2 agg)
Gaoyou Showdown 2-0 Fuji (4-2 AET, 6-5 agg)

Myrmidons 3-1 Edwerton (6-2 agg)
Edwerton 2-0 Myrmidons (4-6 agg)

Football Paris 3-2 Sharmonia FC (5-4 agg)
Sharmonia FC 1-2 Football Paris (3-2 AET, 7-7 agg, 2-1 PKs)

Girozei Fire 1-0 Lightning (1-1 agg)
Lightning 3-2 Girozei Fire (4-3 agg)

Big Darwin 6-4 Milldog (10-8 agg)
Milldog 0-1 Big Darwin (2-1 AET, 10-11 agg, 2-4 PKs)

Paris FCD 1-0 Ivana (2-2 agg)
Ivana 3-1 Paris FCD (5-3 agg)

Fuji 0-1 Gaoyou Showdown (0-1 agg)
Gaoyou Showdown 1-0 Fuji (2-0 agg)

Myrmidons 3-0 Edwerton (3-0 agg)
Edwerton 0-1 Myrmidons (0-4 agg)

Football Paris 0-0 Sharmonia FC (0-0 agg)
Sharmonia FC 2-0 Football Paris (2-0 agg)

Girozei Fire 1-0 Lightning (1-0 agg)
Lightning 2-0 Girozei Fire (2-1 agg)

Big Darwin 0-1 Milldog (0-1 agg)
Milldog 1-1 Big Darwin (2-1 agg)

Paris FCD 2-4 Ivana (2-4 agg)
Ivana 2-2 Paris FCD (6-4 agg)

Ipanema 1-3 Hondureza (1-3 agg)
Hondureza 0-1 Ipanema (3-2 agg)

Hilton 1-1 Hilton High (1-1 agg)
Hilton High 0-1 Hilton (1-2 agg)


Quarter-Final
Gaoyou Showdown 1-1 Myrmidons (1-1 agg)
Myrmidons 2-1 Gaoyou Showdown (3-2 agg)

Sharmonia FC 1-0 Lightning (1-0 agg)
Lightning 2-2 Sharmonia FC (2-3 agg)

Big Darwin 1-0 Ivana (1-0 agg)
Ivana 0-1 Big Darwin (0-2 agg)

Gaoyou Showdown 3-3 Myrmidons (3-3 agg)
Myrmidons 0-1 Gaoyou Showdown (3-4 agg)

Sharmonia FC 2-2 Lightning (2-2 agg)
Lightning 1-0 Sharmonia FC (3-2 agg)

Milldog 0-2 Ivana (0-2 agg)
Ivana 0-1 Milldog (2-1 agg)

Hondureza 1-0 Hilton (1-0 agg)
Hilton 0-1 Hondureza (0-2 agg)


Semi-Final
Myrmidons 1-2 Sharmonia FC (1-2 agg)
Sharmonia FC 3-0 Myrmidons (5-1 agg)

Big Darwin 0-0 Gaoyou Showdown (0-0 agg)
Gaoyou Showdown 2-2 Big Darwin (2-4 AET, 2-4 agg)

Lightning 1-1 Ivana (1-1 agg)
Ivana 0-0 Lightning (1-0 AET, 2-1 agg)


Final
Sharmonia FC 1-2 Big Darwin (1-2 agg)
Big Darwin 0-1 Sharmonia FC (1-2 AET, 3-3 agg, 2-1 PKs)

Ivana 2-0 Hondureza (2-0 agg)
Hondureza 1-0 Ivana (1-2 agg)
Round of 16 McKleigh American Tackle Football league I, Round of 16 World Hoops Showcase, 2nd place of group W in Softball Invite III,NSCF 9 Quarter finals(St.Martin's college),Runner up of the 1st ODI Challenge Cup

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Postby New Koln » Sun Jan 26, 2014 11:31 am

New Koln Shield

Big Darwin 0–2 Fuji

Congratulations to Fuji who won 2 trophies this year and commisertations to Big Darwin who won 1 trophy this year

Trophy Tally

Fuji L C S
1 0 1
Big Darwin L C S
0 1 0
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Postby Commerce Heights » Sun Jan 26, 2014 1:30 pm

As you pick up the Élite League season summary, a loose match report clipping from last season is clinging to it. Annoyed, you peel it off, but then curiosity gets the better of you.
CF Aéropag wins Coupe francophone in goal glut
AEROPAG—Élite League One side CF Aéropag succeeded in defending their Coupe francophone title through perhaps the most bizarre cup final in Paripanan football history, against fairy-tale finalists Espérance de Duncanville.

Espérance play in Division Three of the South Central League, and reached the final after knocking off the likes of FC Hendersonbourg and ÉC Blog-Piles. They were certainly never expected to pull up any trees or other foliage against a club five divisions their senior, which had already proven itself six goals better than a Division One side in the semifinal, and which had the usual advantage of playing the final at home atop the Olympic Tower.

Bleu-et-Orange playmaker Teo Alfaro seemed to confirm the expected result just seventeen seconds after the whistle, when he delivered an accurate lob over unsuspecting goalkeeper Aymon Robillard to open the scoring. Referee Valérie Simard was quick to put a stop to Espérance’s unsporting efforts to disrupt their opponents’ passing play, awarding a free kick in just the right spot for Alfaro to power in an unstoppable second goal on eight minutes. It was more of the same throughout the first half, as Dalimil Bartoš and Yaŋ Hyuŋ-Gyû took turns scrawling their names on the scoresheet, and even defender and captain Sotiris Iordanou got in on the act when he found himself unmarked on a corner kick. Back-to-back strikes in added time put the ultrabold oblique double-underlined all-caps on the seven–nil halftime score.

With one hand metaphorically on the cup, Aéropag manager Luca Zimmer opted to insert young strike partners Jadranka Ćosić and Lucille Arpin for the second half. The double substitution seemed to make little difference to the flow of play, as Ćosić added yet another line to the on-screen scoresheet graphic two minutes after the break. But a rare counter-attacking opportunity enabled Jun Ji-Hyi to delight the visiting supporters by cutting their deficit to a mere 8–1 with nearly an hour gone. Their awkward celebrations were soon cut short by winger Troilo Velasco, who rifled in a shot of his own and then two minutes later supplied an ingenious logarithmic pass to Yaŋ Hyuŋ-Gyû, who completed his hat-trick with the hosts’ tenth goal.

The match took a turn for the surreal when Aéropag goalkeeper Victor Larocque, little more than a spectator through most of the match, was denied the opportunity to view the remaining twenty minutes as he was sent off for tripping lone Espérance striker Anke Eisenberg as he was through on goal. With all three substitutions used, Iordanou sprinted to the touchline to retrieve the blank goalkeeper shirt, then found himself rooted to his goal line as Eisenberg launched a guided missile of a penalty kick toward the top-right corner. The captain-turned-goalkeeper was beaten again by Eisenberg from open play six minutes later, trimming the lead back to seven goals. Moving into the final ten minutes, Iordanou was grateful to receive the aid of the backtracking Yaŋ Hyuŋ-gyû in cutting out another dangerous Eisenberg run, but his slide tackle was adjudged to have recklessly hacked down the attacker and a second spot kick earned Eisenberg his hat-trick.

At this point, Espérance’s live text commentator erupted with superlatives and comparatives like “EISENBERG IS BETTER THAN VAN SORENSEN!” And when you-know-who did you-know-what again, his fourth in fourteen minutes, the Aéropag faithful almost started to seriously entertain the possibility that the Lukeonian minnows were going to complete a comeback from 10–1 down, now needing only five goals in six minutes plus stoppage to force extra time. Of course, it was not to be. The hosts regrouped, held possession, and Lucille Arpin even found a way forward in the eighty-ninth minute for one more goal to bring a fitting conclusion to the fixture.

The victory marks CF Aéropag’s thirteenth Coupe francophone title in the 27 seasons since the club was founded through the merger of CF Mont-Pluie Jativa and Aeropag Penguins. It is most decidedly the greatest margin of victory and highest score in the history of the final, surpassing their previous 6–2 win over Impact de Tory-sur-Rea in the 2220 final.


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You then receive a text message. Distracted, you leave the season summary to read a bit later.



(OOC: The full summary for the current season is coming a bit later, but while I was getting caught up on all the minor cup competitions that I hadn’t scorinated for the last two seasons, that happened…)

Jasĭyun (JSY) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup 52: Qidade Savana, Carter FC
Globe Cup 49: Jamaica Giants, New Haverford Albion, Griffin Zebras
Series B Champions’ Cup 49: Yûpo CCK, St Raphael Battling Bishops, High Mountain Buffalo, Noka Mariners, Sokojito Dosi Dalamjwijĭ

Cygnus Cup 27: Carter FC (Paripana Open Cup final: Carter FC 1–0 Griffin Zebras)

Capitalizt SLANI (COM) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup 52: Yuba United, Medoria Löwen
Globe Cup 49: Kagoshima Phoenix, Sonoma Center Panthers
Series B Champions’ Cup 49: Árgos LP, Scarab Inferno, San Diego Iguanas

Atlantian Oceania Champions League 12: Yuba United

Association francophone (ACF) qualifier
Globe Cup 49: CF Aéropag

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Postby Eastfield Lodge » Sun Jan 26, 2014 1:57 pm

Coming to the end of another World Cup (which we yet again have failed to qualify for), the domestic ELFA football season has just about finished, so it's time for another season in review, this time for season 21. But before we go into that, let us look into what international competition had to offer on our behalf:
RGS Athletic: RGS qualified for the group stages of the TQCC in good fashion, beating out UMC of Blackclyffe and Osarius' Hastmead Diamante with wins in all four matches and conceding a solitary goal. They were drawn into Group G with Polarian FC1. Surtsey Island Gulls, Mytanar Energia-Yaderny Miago and Taeshani Real Atlantea, but finished third with 7 points (home wins over Surtsey and Atlantea, away draw to Surtsey). This put them to the Globe Cup knockouts, where two wins and (6-4 on aggregate) put out 1896 Ebor of Mytannion, before succumbing 4-2 to Echegoyan FC of Astograth, despite winning the first leg 1-0. Being in the TQCC, the RGS Juniors featured in the Youth Cup, in the same grouping as the seniors. They finished second on a 2-2-2 record, beating Surtsey and Miago at home and drawing Atlantea home and away, but then lost to SK Franz Josef City in the first knockout round.
Apart from UICA, RGS Athletic made another appearance in the Rushmore CdC, beating Mapletish's Home United, Sicoutimont Real Ile Perrot, Eura's Spartangrad and Pasarga's CA Paulinthal enroute to the final, where they faced undoubtedly the best club team of the current generation, and one of the best of all time, in double TQCC champions SK Franz Josef City. And the gulf in class showed; despite our best efforts, pulling the tie back to 1-1 shortly before half time, we ended up losing 3-1 to the team that deserved to win. And the international competition didn't stop there, as with the reinstitution of the KCC last season, the ELFA sent a team to the Cygnus Cup for the first time in a long while, that team being the cup winner RGS Athletic. And it was another decent showing, beating Danaelia's St. Ducuresti and Real Ile Perrot (again), before losing to runners-up Urbizania Wanderers of Astograth in the quarter-finals.
UR Town: As opposed the perennial champions of Lodger football, UR Town didn't fill themselves with as much glory, beating 95X's SC Oceanside before losing to Jasiyun's Qidada Savana and then losing to Mapletish's Golden Phoenix in the Globe Cup.
VLC FC: An embarrassing outing really, they lost in playoff round of the GC in their first tie to Eura's Revolutionaries.
Norrion Rovers: Lost to Moonchester United of Mapletish in the GC's 2nd preliminary round.
FM Town: A better performance than both of the above, FM Town knocked out Jellyfish United of Fonidia and Osteyon but then lost to Arsenrall of Mangolana.
Nile Bridge: The second division champions at a canter, they had high hopes going into this SBCC. They fell at their first hurdle to Parrots of Acedonia.
Royal Jam FC: 2nd place last season, they had a slightly better run, beating SLANI San Diego Iguanas and scraping past Passkay GU of Earent before falling to Felinetopia's Gatotopia PC.
Farond United: 3rd place, they lost to Taijan's Lumberjacks FC in their first ever international club match, but won in their second, only to be knocked out on away goals.
Liginara FC: 4th place team, and stuck in the second division. They beat FC Baudelaire of The Inevitable Syndicate and Wakita Whales of Maklohi Vai, before falling in the third round to Olympique Mortiise of Kitsunia-Deesse.

So, a brilliant run by RGS Athletic in all the competitions they took part in, but not much fanfare elsewhere. Anyways, onto the slightly more important league results. Obviously, RGS Athletic are the overwhelmingly huge favourites to reclaim the title for a 13th successive time, leaving the real battle to the places below them, i.e. the second TQCC spot and the two GC spots (with the third now being cup-tied). In the race for second place are likely to be the three that finished there last season: UR Town, VLC FC and Norrion Rovers. And apart from them, Monksville United and the woefully inconsistent FM Town will both be looking to pounce if one of those three falters. At the other end, any of the bottom 8 to 10 finishers from last season have a chance at being relegated, with the bottom of the league predicted to be as stupidly close as ever.

Premier Division Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 RGS Athletic 30 22 4 4 59 22 +37 70 C/TQCC/CdC
2 VLC FC 30 14 8 8 32 24 +8 50 TQCC
3 FM Town 30 13 8 9 54 39 +15 47 GC
4 Norrion Rovers 30 13 8 9 40 29 +11 47 GC

5 Monksville United 30 13 8 9 36 28 +8 47
6 UR Town 30 13 6 11 44 42 +2 45
7 FC Tavernia 30 13 3 14 35 41 -6 42
8 Olympia FC 30 11 8 11 45 42 +3 41
9 Seniors FC 30 11 8 11 44 41 +3 41
10 Nile Bridge 30 10 6 14 43 54 -11 36
11 Tuntingone FC 30 8 12 10 40 41 -1 36
12 Walston Brook Albion 30 9 9 12 16 22 -6 36
13 Royal Jam FC 30 7 11 12 19 31 -12 32
14 Farond United 30 5 13 12 30 51 -21 28 Relegated
15 Polkation FC 30 4 16 10 17 24 -7 28 Relegated
16 Half Boy FC 30 7 6 17 29 52 -23 27 Relegated


OK, almost all us guessed the champions, but few if any honestly thought that they'd clear the field by that wide a margin. 20 points clear? Now there's a margin we haven't seen at the top of the first division in a long time (if ever). Still, they topped, and that was a formality, but what about the rest of the table. Well, VLC FC have returned to second place having missed out by a solitary point last season, 3 points ahead of a 3-way points tie between FM Town, Norrion Rovers and Monksville United. In fact, FM Town were the only team with a real shout of overtaking VLC FC on the last day, but they fluffed their side of proceedings with a 3-0 loss to FC Tavernia (they needed to get more points than VLC FC, who made the loss moot by winning themselves). At the other end, the last day didn't see any relegation battle, Royal Jam FC already enough points clear to seal the fates of Farond United, Polkation FC and Half Boy FC. Last season's second division curbstompers Nile Bridge finished a comfortable tenth.

Second Division Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Indionion Athletic 30 13 13 4 36 23 +13 52 C/P/SBCC
2 Seaton Town 30 13 8 9 39 34 +5 47 P/SBCC
3 Lodgertia United 30 12 11 7 45 32 +13 47 P/SBCC

4 Copper Communists SC 30 13 7 10 42 33 +9 46 SBCC
5 Yillog City 30 12 9 9 30 24 +6 45
6 YLW FC 30 12 9 9 46 35 +11 45
7 Liginara FC 30 12 8 10 41 36 +5 44
8 SS City 30 10 11 9 24 21 +3 41
9 Toclofania FC 30 10 10 10 33 32 +1 40
10 Pontifucia United 30 10 10 10 46 55 -9 40
11 NT United 30 9 10 11 25 32 -7 37
12 Xilon OC 30 8 12 10 22 26 -4 36
13 Macaronia FC 30 8 9 13 34 46 -12 33
14 Honsadin FC 30 7 11 12 33 38 -5 32
15 West Monurtag 30 7 9 14 28 42 -14 30 Relegated (I)
16 Pasturia FC 30 7 7 16 27 42 -15 28 Relegated (C)


So, of last year's three relegated teams, only Lodgertia United make it back into the top flight, finishing third behind Seaton Town on H2H and 5 points off champions Indionion Athletic. Copper Communists finish 4th and take the last SBCC spot, however they'll be kicking themselves as they were in 2nd going into the last match, but a loss to Seaton Town plus Lodgertia United's win consign them to another year in the second tier. At the other end, it's a rare two-team relegation, with West Monurtag and Pasturia FC both being sent back a season after promotion. Pontifucia United, the third promotee, are comfortably mid-table.

Imperial Division One Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Empire End FC 30 18 8 4 41 14 +27 62 C/P
2 Monksville FC 30 15 9 6 36 19 +17 54
3 Port Lodgertia 30 15 8 7 30 14 +16 53
4 Oldbridge FC 30 12 10 8 32 26 +6 46
5 Seaton Athletic 30 12 10 8 26 22 +4 46
6 East Monurtag 30 12 9 9 31 33 -2 45
7 Mount Salt FC 30 12 8 10 24 21 +3 44
8 Gilgonare FC 30 9 11 10 17 17 +0 38
9 Pindale Rovers 30 10 7 13 33 38 -5 37
10 Cillin Valley 30 8 12 10 29 30 -1 36
11 Trurinar FC 30 9 8 13 23 27 -4 35
12 Caldarin FC 30 9 7 14 30 48 -18 34
13 Lodgertia City 30 10 4 16 34 50 -16 34
14 Port Ricton FC 30 6 11 13 16 28 -12 29 Relegated
15 Huntingville FC 30 7 8 15 37 42 -5 29 Relegated
16 Koluity City 30 6 10 14 31 41 -10 28 Relegated


Imperial Division Two Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 White Star United 30 16 7 7 46 27 +19 55 C/P
2 Bluin Athletic 30 15 6 9 47 35 +12 51 P
3 Mineville FC 30 14 9 7 26 16 +10 51 P

4 United United 30 14 7 9 45 29 +16 49
5 Jununope AC 30 13 10 7 37 27 +10 49
6 Thawmont Rovers 30 11 12 7 40 30 +10 45
7 Klinhielm Valley 30 11 12 7 24 20 +4 45
8 Klosertun Town 30 13 4 13 29 30 -1 43
9 Low Lyn FC 30 13 4 13 38 36 +2 43
10 Viruntia Town 30 12 6 12 43 41 +2 42
11 Nuclear FC 30 11 6 13 26 31 -5 39
12 Quinica Town 30 11 6 13 41 52 -11 39
13 Klosertun FC 30 8 9 13 39 39 +0 33
14 Mineville United 30 10 2 18 40 55 -15 32
15 Mount Salt Climbers FC 30 9 4 17 40 64 -24 31
16 Steel Valley Explorers 30 3 8 19 23 52 -29 17

Colonial Division One Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Benopia AC 30 15 8 7 31 21 +10 53 C/P
2 Bronze Acres 30 14 8 8 32 26 +6 50
3 Innocence FC 30 15 5 10 32 27 +5 50
4 Cliffside FC 30 13 10 7 34 24 +10 49
5 Golden Acres 30 13 9 8 55 40 +15 48
6 Coiners FC 30 13 7 10 39 33 +6 46
7 Revisionists 30 12 9 9 24 19 +5 45
8 Losing The Game FC 30 10 13 7 34 29 +5 43
9 Farond FC 30 12 7 11 31 26 +5 43
10 Tavernia City 30 10 12 8 27 27 +0 42
11 Micronopia United 30 9 12 9 40 39 +1 39
12 Harmonial CC 30 10 9 11 28 26 +2 39
13 Paddockia FC 30 10 7 13 35 32 +3 37
14 Sunburbia FC 30 7 10 13 22 30 -8 31 Relegated
15 Lonbunia Athletic 30 3 8 19 24 60 -36 17 Relegated
16 Bliketia FC 30 2 10 18 13 42 -29 16 Relegated


Colonial Division Two Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Fracitz AC 30 16 9 5 37 18 +19 57 C/P
2 Approciation FC 30 15 8 7 36 26 +10 53 P
3 Newt Cape Wanderers 30 14 10 6 39 28 +11 52 P

4 Jam Athletic 30 14 7 9 36 27 +9 49
5 Silver Acres 30 11 12 7 22 17 +5 45
6 Forest Rangers 30 11 10 9 28 24 +4 43
7 Mount Farond FC 30 12 7 11 41 35 +6 43
8 Twilight Heaven FC 30 12 7 11 25 23 +2 43
9 Iratuen Loft FC 30 12 6 12 45 43 +2 42
10 Life's Implosion 30 9 11 10 32 31 +1 38
11 SEW FC 30 8 11 11 34 43 -9 35
12 SLW FC 30 9 7 14 29 30 -1 34
13 Basalata FC 30 10 4 16 29 47 -18 34
14 Ghoul Bay FC 30 8 7 15 24 32 -8 31
15 Jam Mountain Island 30 7 9 14 27 38 -11 30
16 Garanite FC 30 5 9 16 24 46 -22 24


That's the league out of the way, time to move onto the King's Commonwealth Cup. Last season, there weren't too many upsets enroute to the later rounds; however, Low Lyn FC and Caldarin FC both had remarkably deep runs, but in the end, RGS Athletic prevailed, beating out VLC FC to clinch the first domestic cup title in years (and their first double in years too). But that's all history, and maybe this season we'll see upsets abound, and some minnow will win the tournament and grab themselves that all important third Globe Cup berth.

Newt Cape Wanderers 0-0 Klosertun FC (0-0 agg)
Klosertun FC 1-2 Newt Cape Wanderers (1-2 agg)

Coiners FC 2-0 East Monurtag (2-0 agg)
East Monurtag 0-1 Coiners FC (0-3 agg)

Oldbridge FC 2-1 Tavernia City (2-1 agg)
Tavernia City 1-2 Oldbridge FC (2-4 agg)

Cillin Valley 4-0 Mount Salt Climbers FC (4-0 agg)
Mount Salt Climbers FC 2-1 Cillin Valley (2-5 agg)

Life's Implosion 0-2 Bronze Acres (0-2 agg)
Bronze Acres 3-1 Life's Implosion (5-1 agg)

Jununope AC 1-2 Pindale Rovers (1-2 agg)
Pindale Rovers 3-1 Jununope AC (5-2 agg)

Revisionists 0-1 Cliffside FC (0-1 agg)
Cliffside FC 1-0 Revisionists (2-0 agg)

Steel Valley Explorers 2-2 Koluity City (2-2 agg)
Koluity City 3-1 Steel Valley Explorers (5-3 agg)

Thawmont Rovers 2-0 Fracitz AC (2-0 agg)
Fracitz AC 0-0 Thawmont Rovers (0-2 agg)

Twilight Heaven FC 1-2 Lodgertia City (1-2 agg)
Lodgertia City 1-1 Twilight Heaven FC (3-2 agg)

Port Lodgertia 2-0 Mount Farond FC (2-0 agg)
Mount Farond FC 0-2 Port Lodgertia (0-4 agg)

Benopia AC 2-1 Bliketia FC (2-1 agg)
Bliketia FC 0-0 Benopia AC (1-2 agg)

Sunburbia FC 0-0 Lonbunia Athletic (0-0 agg)
Lonbunia Athletic 2-1 Sunburbia FC (2-1 agg)

Huntingville FC 2-1 Iratuen Loft FC (2-1 agg)
Iratuen Loft FC 1-0 Huntingville FC (2-2 agg) (Iratuen Loft FC wins on away goals rule)

Harmonial CC 2-0 Jam Mountain Island (2-0 agg)
Jam Mountain Island 0-1 Harmonial CC (0-3 agg)

Farond FC 1-0 Port Ricton FC (1-0 agg)
Port Ricton FC 0-2 Farond FC (0-3 agg)

Approciation FC 1-3 Losing The Game FC (1-3 agg)
Losing The Game FC 4-0 Approciation FC (7-1 agg)

Mount Salt FC 1-0 Silver Acres (1-0 agg)
Silver Acres 0-1 Mount Salt FC (0-2 agg)

Mineville FC 1-1 Empire End FC (1-1 agg)
Empire End FC 3-0 Mineville FC (4-1 agg)

Mineville United 2-3 Paddockia FC (2-3 agg)
Paddockia FC 2-1 Mineville United (5-3 agg)

Monksville FC 2-0 Trurinar FC (2-0 agg)
Trurinar FC 0-0 Monksville FC (0-2 agg)

Gilgonare FC 3-1 Ghoul Bay FC (3-1 agg)
Ghoul Bay FC 1-0 Gilgonare FC (2-3 agg)

Micronopia United 4-2 Innocence FC (4-2 agg)
Innocence FC 3-1 Micronopia United (5-5 agg) (Innocence FC wins on away goals rule)

Basalata FC 1-0 Klinhielm Valley (1-0 agg)
Klinhielm Valley 0-0 Basalata FC (0-1 agg)

Caldarin FC 4-0 Quinica Town (4-0 agg)
Quinica Town 3-1 Caldarin FC (3-5 agg)

Forest Rangers 0-0 Garanite FC (0-0 agg)
Garanite FC 3-0 Forest Rangers (3-0 agg)

Golden Acres 1-0 Klosertun Town (1-0 agg)
Klosertun Town 2-2 Golden Acres (2-3 agg)

SEW FC 1-2 Low Lyn FC (1-2 agg)
Low Lyn FC 1-4 SEW FC (3-5 agg)

White Star United 3-0 Bluin Athletic (3-0 agg)
Bluin Athletic 1-0 White Star United (1-3 agg)

SLW FC 2-2 United United (2-2 agg)
United United 2-1 SLW FC (4-3 agg)

Seaton Athletic 2-1 Nuclear FC (2-1 agg)
Nuclear FC 0-2 Seaton Athletic (1-4 agg)

Viruntia Town 0-0 Jam Athletic (0-0 agg)
Jam Athletic 1-7 Viruntia Town (1-7 agg)

The first round, despite being filled with teams not too different in quality, threw up some spectacular scorelines this time. Not least of which was Viruntia Town's 7-1 second leg demolition of Jam Athletic, to counter the 0-0 draw in the first leg. But then again, these were just the lower league teams facing off against each other; put the big boys into the mix and sparks will fly.

Losing The Game FC 1-1 Seaton Town (1-1 agg)
Seaton Town 0-1 Losing The Game FC (1-2 agg)

Lonbunia Athletic 6-2 Viruntia Town (6-2 agg)
Viruntia Town 5-4 Lonbunia Athletic (7-10 agg)

FM Town 6-0 Benopia AC (6-0 agg)
Benopia AC 2-2 FM Town (2-8 agg)

Garanite FC 0-1 Olympia FC (0-1 agg)
Olympia FC 3-1 Garanite FC (4-1 agg)

Liginara FC 7-0 VLC FC (7-0 agg)
VLC FC 1-0 Liginara FC (1-7 agg)

Seaton Athletic 0-1 Walston Brook Albion (0-1 agg)
Walston Brook Albion 1-0 Seaton Athletic (2-0 agg)

Empire End FC 1-2 Tuntingone FC (1-2 agg)
Tuntingone FC 2-1 Empire End FC (4-2 agg)

Lodgertia United 0-2 Copper Communists SC (0-2 agg)
Copper Communists SC 2-1 Lodgertia United (4-1 agg)

Farond FC 0-4 Cliffside FC (0-4 agg)
Cliffside FC 2-1 Farond FC (6-1 agg)

Coiners FC 0-1 Monksville FC (0-1 agg)
Monksville FC 1-3 Coiners FC (2-3 agg)

Golden Acres 0-6 UR Town (0-6 agg)
UR Town 3-1 Golden Acres (9-1 agg)

Innocence FC 0-0 Mount Salt FC (0-0 agg)
Mount Salt FC 1-0 Innocence FC (1-0 agg)

Gilgonare FC 0-2 RGS Athletic (0-2 agg)
RGS Athletic 2-0 Gilgonare FC (4-0 agg)

White Star United 0-5 NT United (0-5 agg)
NT United 2-1 White Star United (7-1 agg)

Basalata FC 1-6 Lodgertia City (1-6 agg)
Lodgertia City 7-1 Basalata FC (13-2 agg)

Newt Cape Wanderers 1-1 West Monurtag (1-1 agg)
West Monurtag 2-2 Newt Cape Wanderers (3-3 agg) (Newt Cape Wanderers wins on away goals rule)

Harmonial CC 2-3 Half Boy FC (2-3 agg)
Half Boy FC 3-1 Harmonial CC (6-3 agg)

United United 1-3 Nile Bridge (1-3 agg)
Nile Bridge 3-2 United United (6-3 agg)

SS City 0-0 Koluity City (0-0 agg)
Koluity City 0-1 SS City (0-1 agg)

Norrion Rovers 0-2 Polkation FC (0-2 agg)
Polkation FC 0-0 Norrion Rovers (2-0 agg)

Caldarin FC 0-4 Thawmont Rovers (0-4 agg)
Thawmont Rovers 0-1 Caldarin FC (4-1 agg)

Seniors FC 1-0 Port Lodgertia (1-0 agg)
Port Lodgertia 0-2 Seniors FC (0-3 agg)

Macaronia FC 2-0 Pindale Rovers (2-0 agg)
Pindale Rovers 2-2 Macaronia FC (2-4 agg)

Monksville United 1-0 SEW FC (1-0 agg)
SEW FC 0-2 Monksville United (0-3 agg)

Pontifucia United 2-2 Cillin Valley (2-2 agg)
Cillin Valley 0-4 Pontifucia United (2-6 agg)

Pasturia FC 1-1 Indionion Athletic (1-1 agg)
Indionion Athletic 1-1 Pasturia FC (2-1 AET, 3-2 agg)

Farond United 2-0 Paddockia FC (2-0 agg)
Paddockia FC 1-2 Farond United (1-4 agg)

Oldbridge FC 2-3 Iratuen Loft FC (2-3 agg)
Iratuen Loft FC 1-3 Oldbridge FC (4-5 agg)

YLW FC 2-0 Bronze Acres (2-0 agg)
Bronze Acres 0-2 YLW FC (0-4 agg)

Yillog City 0-1 Royal Jam FC (0-1 agg)
Royal Jam FC 0-1 Yillog City (1-1 AET, 2-1 agg)

Honsadin FC 2-0 Xilon OC (2-0 agg)
Xilon OC 0-1 Honsadin FC (0-3 agg)

FC Tavernia 1-1 Toclofania FC (1-1 agg)
Toclofania FC 2-0 FC Tavernia (3-1 agg)

Yes, we said that sparks should fly, but it seemed to be an all out bloodbath between Lonbunia and Viruntia - 17 goals between them over the two legs. And courtesy of a 6-2 home win, Lonbunia won 10-7 on aggregate. Other high scoring fixtures were a bit more one-sided; Lodgertia City's 13-2 dismantling of Basalata FC the pick of the one-sided scores. However, the pick of the upsets had to Liginara's crushing victory over VLC FC. 7-0 in the first leg, and no hope for the second in everybody's mind. Other upsets of note were Seaton Town's loss to Losing the Game FC and Polkation FC's dumping of Norrion Rovers.

Pontifucia United 2-3 Honsadin FC (2-3 agg)
Honsadin FC 4-2 Pontifucia United (7-4 agg)

Mount Salt FC 0-0 Cliffside FC (0-0 agg)
Cliffside FC 2-0 Mount Salt FC (2-0 agg)

Lonbunia Athletic 0-1 Oldbridge FC (0-1 agg)
Oldbridge FC 1-2 Lonbunia Athletic (2-2 agg) (Lonbunia Athletic wins on away goals rule)

Indionion Athletic 2-0 Walston Brook Albion (2-0 agg)
Walston Brook Albion 1-1 Indionion Athletic (1-3 agg)

Macaronia FC 3-1 Thawmont Rovers (3-1 agg)
Thawmont Rovers 0-1 Macaronia FC (1-4 agg)

Tuntingone FC 2-1 YLW FC (2-1 agg)
YLW FC 0-1 Tuntingone FC (1-3 agg)

Coiners FC 1-6 UR Town (1-6 agg)
UR Town 1-0 Coiners FC (7-1 agg)

Polkation FC 0-2 FM Town (0-2 agg)
FM Town 1-1 Polkation FC (3-1 agg)

RGS Athletic 2-2 SS City (2-2 agg)
SS City 2-1 RGS Athletic (4-3 agg)

Half Boy FC 2-0 Liginara FC (2-0 agg)
Liginara FC 1-1 Half Boy FC (1-3 agg)

Copper Communists SC 0-0 Monksville United (0-0 agg)
Monksville United 2-0 Copper Communists SC (2-0 agg)

Newt Cape Wanderers 0-2 Royal Jam FC (0-2 agg)
Royal Jam FC 0-0 Newt Cape Wanderers (2-0 agg)

Nile Bridge 2-0 Losing The Game FC (2-0 agg)
Losing The Game FC 1-3 Nile Bridge (1-5 agg)

Seniors FC 2-1 Lodgertia City (2-1 agg)
Lodgertia City 0-2 Seniors FC (1-4 agg)

Farond United 4-1 Toclofania FC (4-1 agg)
Toclofania FC 0-1 Farond United (1-5 agg)

Olympia FC 2-0 NT United (2-0 agg)
NT United 1-0 Olympia FC (1-2 agg)

Ridiculous scorelines and upsets abound! Honsadin FC decided to put 7 past Pontifucia for a 7-4 aggregate win, and UR Town kept on their free-scoring cup form, now making it 16 goals in just 4 games, conceding just two. However, the talk of the round has to be RGS Athletic's shock exit at the hands of SS City, which pretty much leaves UR Town as favourites, more so with their ridiculous scorelines.

Cliffside FC 2-3 Macaronia FC (2-3 agg)
Macaronia FC 2-1 Cliffside FC (5-3 agg)

Olympia FC 1-2 SS City (1-2 agg)
SS City 1-1 Olympia FC (3-2 agg)

UR Town 1-4 Nile Bridge (1-4 agg)
Nile Bridge 2-1 UR Town (6-2 agg)

Monksville United 1-0 Indionion Athletic (1-0 agg)
Indionion Athletic 0-1 Monksville United (0-2 agg)

Royal Jam FC 2-0 Honsadin FC (2-0 agg)
Honsadin FC 1-1 Royal Jam FC (1-3 agg)

Lonbunia Athletic 2-0 Seniors FC (2-0 agg)
Seniors FC 2-1 Lonbunia Athletic (2-3 agg)

Tuntingone FC 2-0 FM Town (2-0 agg)
FM Town 1-0 Tuntingone FC (1-2 agg)

Farond United 0-2 Half Boy FC (0-2 agg)
Half Boy FC 0-0 Farond United (2-0 agg)

That thing about favourites, forget it. Nile Bridge put paid to that plan, with a 4 goal lead in fact. And in terms of upsets, a few other minor ones, but the big one being SS City doing it again, now knocking out Olympia FC. Also of note is Tuntingone FC's defence of their 2-0 lead over FM Town which seems them through the quarter-finals.

Half Boy FC 2-0 Macaronia FC (2-0 agg)
Macaronia FC 2-2 Half Boy FC (2-4 agg)

Lonbunia Athletic 1-1 SS City (1-1 agg)
SS City 2-0 Lonbunia Athletic (3-1 agg)

Nile Bridge 1-3 Monksville United (1-3 agg)
Monksville United 2-3 Nile Bridge (5-4 agg)

Royal Jam FC 2-0 Tuntingone FC (2-0 agg)
Tuntingone FC 2-0 Royal Jam FC (2-0 AET, 2-2 agg, 0-1 PKs)

In what must have been one of the worst penalty shootouts ever, Royal Jam FC managed to convert the only penalty (in the second sudden death round as well) to advance ahead of Tuntingone FC. Losses for both the fairytale teams, Macaronia FC and Lonbunia Athletic, leave SS City as the lowest ranked team left in the competition, and Monksville United are seemingly the favourites at this stage.

Monksville United 1-0 SS City (1-0 agg)
SS City 0-1 Monksville United (0-2 agg)

Royal Jam FC 0-1 Half Boy FC (0-1 agg)
Half Boy FC 2-0 Royal Jam FC (3-0 agg)

SS City's run is finally over, but it's a run that they can be proud of, especially with that massive win over RGS Athletic in the third round. Monksville United are through, and with the league program now finished, they can make up for missing out on a Globe Cup spot on H2H by gaining one through the final (not to mention the nice shiny trophy). On the other hand, you have Half Boy FC, beating out quite a few odds to get here, but lucky enough to avoid a lot of the big boys until the final. With their relegation and their wooden spoon confirmed, winning the final would be a big morale booster to the players and the fans, and possibly a springboard to a longer stint in the top flight in a couple of season time.

Final
at Lodger City Memorial Stadium, Lodger CIty

Monksville United 3-0 Half Boy FC


And there it is, Monksville United, the clear favourites, lived up to their billing and outclassed Half Boy FC all over the pitch, and 3 very well taken goals sealed the deal.

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Felix (FEL) qualifiers
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Mytannion (MYT) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup 52: 1896 Ebor, Energia-Yaderny Miago, Atletik Thessia.
Globe Cup 49: Liria Prizren, Olympic Thessia, 1923 Esca.
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The offseason was eventful for Legalite clubs in a few ways. First was the opening of the international transfer market, with the International Transfer Board established to greenlight the approval and arrival of players from abroad. “It’s an important next step to the club program”, said Federation of Association Football President Robert Percival at the announcement. “Testing our best against the world’s best comes in many different ways, and one is to improve the opportunities at home. We look to import talent here in Legalese, not just export it.”

In spite of Percival’s comments, the first wave of international transfers was minimal in reputation, and more indicative of future growth, rather than immediate results, with one exception: the acquisition of the striker Sul from DMLK by Bob’s Towing. The fee, rumored to be ten million units, set the early bar for expected costs, but provided the proud side a replacement for the retiring Jimmy Jay, his broken leg suffered in the previous season hastening his move to the technical area as a coach. Two younger players - Pascal Boyle, a striker from Quebecois side Iqaluit Red Army, was sent to Tiberia to join Knights, with Gyori Kartal, the left-winger from Pasargan side Club Stein-los Youth, joining M-League side Francis City.

Rather, the big transfer wasn’t a transfer, per se, but the result of free agency, effectively. Tarquin Waldrop, long-serving keeper for both the Legalese National Team and his home side, Myre Town, faced some tough decisions in seeing the Mudders drop out of the National League: should he stay, or fight for big-time football again? With a fear of being dropped from the National Team XI, Waldrop invoked the relegation release clause in his contract, freeing him to accept any offer he chose. After a brief courting period, he signed a three-year deal with International of Tyrellia, which included a 500,000 unit signing bonus, of which half was used to pay his release from the Mudders.

Meanwhile from across town, the Titans were left fuming after the offseason meetings. As the first winners of the National League, the Tyrellian side had been given a significant advantage in the National Title-deciding Legalese National Championship: Not only did they have the right to host the final regardless of their participation in it, but they also held what was known as the Silver Advantage, after the color of the Shield they won as National League winners. This Silver Advantage guaranteed the National League winners the ability to host both halves of the two-legged First Semifinal with with the National League runners-up, and to advance in the case of a post-extra-time draw after the second leg, rather than have to deal with the spectre of penalties. What nobody expected, however, was for them to actually need the full advantage, their battle with Comunas Cougars the season prior resulting in a 5-5 aggregate draw after extra time of the second match at The Coliseum. As such, the club owners voted to retain the extra time advantage by requiring the team playing the Silver Shield holder to win outright in either semifinal tie, but required slightly more stringent requirements for the rest of it: in order to host both legs of the semifinal ties, the Silver Shield holder would have to also win the Federation Open Cup, effectively coming into the LNC as the double-holder.

For most, that looked to be the end of the dominance seen previously by teams like Titans. For the Tyrellians, it meant something else: challenge accepted.

The National League, Season II: League National-er

First half

For Titans, the opening night match kicked off things just as expected, with a two-nil result in front of 74,000 in The Coliseum, where for ninety minutes, the stands were packed, but not a seat was taken. True to form, Quintus Oxboro lived up to the growing hype, scoring both for the hosts.

Action kicked off across the rest of the league the following day, with Comunas Cougars matching their growing rivals, with a 2-0 win at home over Sagdineo side Coastal United. Bob’s Towing took place in one of the more bizarre matches of the weekend, scoring six in a seeming shootout with Bekknia FC, including two by penalty. Amazingly, the Lakers had a chance to equalize with not just one, but two penalty attempts of their own, but failed to convert - the first on a fingertip save by keeper Ignacio Zern, the other on a complete shank.

The early stages, though, oddly, were extremely close. While Titans jumped out to a two-point lead through the first seven matches, they were closely followed, as one would expect with only four wins at that stage. Among the sides chasing them, The Knights of Tiberia stood out, being the only side yet to lose, with two wins and five draws through seven. That said, it was clear they would need to have more decisive outcomes to factor into the discussion as play continued.

Indeed, the streak ended at seven for Knights, as they fell to Coastal United at home, 3-2. The most surprising result of the later part of the first half, however, went to the Minto Wombats. The Wombats, coming up as the K-League winners, came out of the gate pathetically, with one draw to go with their seven losses, needing eight matches to earn two points total. However, those points came against the most unlikely of sources the Titans. Despite losing two starters - one to injury and one to a sending off - the Wombats proved their might by keeping the Titans out of the goal, gaining a scoreless draw over the defending champs, and favorites to repeat. During that six match run, it was the only time the Titans failed to gain the full three points, sending them to the halfway mark with the league lead, and a total of thirty points. Behind them were, as usual, the Comunas Cougars, who managed five wins in their last six as well to remain on the edge of contention at 25. Further back were the usual suspects of International and LC Capitals, with Coastal United joining them in the fight for a Globe Cup place.

National League            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Tyrellia Titans 13 9 3 1 22 9 +13 30
2 Comunas Cougars 13 7 4 2 22 9 +13 25
3 LC Capitals 13 7 1 5 30 26 +4 22
4 International 13 5 6 2 23 18 +5 21
5 Coastal United 13 6 3 4 20 18 +2 21
6 Bob's Towing 13 5 4 4 30 21 +9 19
7 Rhinos 13 5 4 4 22 18 +4 19
8 Draig Goch FC 13 6 1 6 25 29 −4 19
9 Plainsview Panthers 13 4 3 6 16 17 −1 15
10 Bekknia FC 13 4 3 6 23 28 −5 15
11 The Knights of Tiberia 13 3 6 4 21 28 −7 15
12 Tiberian City 13 3 5 5 17 21 −4 14
13 RLFC 13 2 3 8 12 21 −9 9
14 Minto Wombats 13 1 2 10 13 33 −20 5


The first bit of the midseason was expected to pose a challenge for most, with a slightly condensed fixture schedule meaning that six matches would be played in four weeks. For a team chasing the top, it could mean opportunity, provided that the teams at the top opened that door. For a team like the Cougars, these four weeks could quickly turn nightmarish, a win over Coastal in Sagdineo being quickly followed by a 4-4 draw at home to Draig Goch, and then a shocking 3-1 loss to The Knights at Protectorate Road in Tiberia. They had a brief chance to recover with a 1-0 win over struggling Plainsview, only to have the lynchpin match face them: a trip to the dreaded Coliseum to face Titans.

Meanwhile, the Titans had shown what is possible when the champion rises to the occasion, as they just refused to lose. They began the stretch with a 2-1 win in Tiberia over City, before heading south to knock off the Captials at National Stadium with a 3-0 result just a few days later. They then rushed home to take the full three over Rhinos, before crossing town to a scoreless draw with International. As such, they came into a critical match with Comunas off of ten points in four matches in under three weeks, making the 3-2 dispatching of the Cougars quite unsurprising. While Rye’s Landing would manage to hold the Titans scoreless at home, limiting them to a draw, the end result was impressive: four weeks, six matches, four wins, two draws, and a twelve point lead in the league with just seven to play, in a season where they had only lost once.

A perfect way for the Titans to go into the Federation Open Cup, as their challenge had one more part to it.

National League            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Tyrellia Titans 19 13 5 1 33 13 +20 44
2 Comunas Cougars 19 9 5 5 34 20 +14 32
3 International 19 8 8 3 34 21 +13 32
4 Coastal United 19 9 3 7 29 27 +2 30
5 Bob's Towing 19 8 5 6 39 26 +13 29
6 Rhinos 19 7 6 6 32 28 +4 27
7 LC Capitals 19 8 2 9 37 41 −4 26
8 Bekknia FC 19 7 4 8 33 36 −3 25
9 Draig Goch FC 19 7 4 8 33 39 −6 25
10 The Knights of Tiberia 19 5 8 6 33 45 −12 23
11 Plainsview Panthers 19 6 4 9 24 28 −4 22
12 Tiberian City 19 5 5 9 26 35 −9 20
13 RLFC 19 5 4 10 22 29 −7 19
14 Minto Wombats 19 3 3 13 24 45 −21 12


Federation Open Cup

Early Rounds

While the National League had their cluster of matches to kick off the second half of the season, the second division started the Federation Open Cup with the first round legs, bringing in a series of amatuer sides to fill in the gaps. With eighteen spots to join the fourteen National League sides in the second round, the M-League’s fifteen clubs were drawn with five amateur sides to send ten teams on, while the K-League’s eight clubs were joined by eight amateur sides from the Karin Islands to do the same. It turned out to be a poor first round for the amateurs, with eleven of the thirteen drawn against a second-division side, and all eleven losing. The lucky survivors? Armory FC, a side picked from the the intramural players in the league based on the military camp in the northern islands - their first attempt to enter a side in the cup. They would join seven of the eight K-League teams in the second round, with only AFC Straitside’s elimination to the league-leading Sien Bay Pirates occurring in round one.

Second Round Results
RLFC 0–0 Calcyx Colonial
Argyle Warriors 1–0 Yellowjacket FC

Plainsview Panthers 1–2 LC Capitals
SBLS 0–1 Tyrellia Titans

Norrisland United 2–3 The Knights of Tiberia
AFC Mokfein 0–1 Morven Monday

Cape Athletic 0–1 Portsmouth United
Tiberian City 0–0 Draig Goch FC

Bob's Towing 1–2 Binchensburg Athletic
Minto Wombats 0–1 Comunas Cougars

Sien Bay Pirates 0–1 Brecorn City
Coastal United 2–2 Stratton FC

Armory FC 1–0 Francis City
Portland FC 0–3 Bekknia FC

International 2–1 Myre Town
Wreath City 2–2 Rhinos

Second Round Replays
Calcyx Colonial 2–2 RLFC
Draig Goch FC 1–2 Tiberian City

Stratton FC 2–0 Coastal United
Rhinos 1–0 Wreath City

Second Round Re-Replay
RLFC 2–1 Calcyx Colonial

The draw was a mixed bag for National League sides, as three ties consisted of all-League matchups. Of the other eight, the results contained a few surprises, notably Binchensburg Athletic knocking off Towing at Gamma Arena, as well as Rye’s Landing needing not just a replay, but a re-replay to handle Calcyx Colonial. The lone amateur side, Armory FC, would hold off Francis City at home with a 1-0 win, and was lucky enough to draw another home match, but with a more frightening opposition: the Tyrellia Titans, who were on a mission.

Third Round Pairings (home team on the left)

Rhinos v Stratton FC
Morven Monday v The Knights of Tiberia
Armory FC v Tyrellia Titans
Tiberian City v Binchensburg Athletic
Bekknia FC v Comunas Cougars
RLFC v International
LC Capitals v Brecorn City
Argyle Warriors v Portsmouth United

National League Second Half, final Matchdays

Going into Matchday Twenty, the magic number for the Titans was a mere ten points; in short, they could win the National League with three wins and a draw in their last seven matches, with losses and draws by Cougars and International combined also helping their cause. An instant jolt was earned right off the bat, as a victory over Bekknia FC combined with an International draw with Tiberian City and a Cougars loss in Gavelton to the Rhinos, cutting that magic number to five. Round Twenty-one would be a setback, with Bob’s Towing showing enough life to send the Titans out of Gamma Arena with a 4-2 loss, and with Cougars snagging a win over International. However, this was still a minor setback, as Titans would be assured of finishing level on points with merely one more win, and would hoist the shield with nearly any dropped points by Comunas, which would have to wait until Matchday Twenty-three, but was rendered moot by a Titans victory over Coastal United even earlier. The final three matches would be a coronation for them, but one that they took seriously, finishing with an eightteen point lead, a full six games up on second.

As for the battle for the runner-up slot and the double-chance at the national championship, that came down to the wire. Cougars, reeling from title elimination and the 4-2 loss to Rye’s Landing, fell again the following week, this time at home to Bekknia FC. International, Bob’s Towing, and Coastal nipped at their heels, with a trip to Plainsview and Towing set to be the penultimate match.

Federation Open Cup, later rounds

As Tyrellia Titans stood on the verge of wrapping up the National League, their focus turned towards another major challenge - winning the double. Standing in their way during Round Three was Armory FC, though nobody expected them to seriously threaten the champs, even at home. Alas, the pundits were proven right by the 3-0 win for the visitors.

Third Round Results:
Rhinos 1–3 Stratton FC
Morven Monday 2–1 The Knights of Tiberia
Armory FC 0–3 Tyrellia Titans
Tiberian City 2–0 Binchensburg Athletic
Bekknia FC 1–2 Comunas Cougars
RLFC 0–1 International
LC Capitals 0–1 Brecorn City
Argyle Warriors 1–0 Portsmouth United

The field left was both predictable and astonishing at once. While sides like Titans, Cougars - the first cup winner - and International were expected, the second division was heavily represented with teams like Stratton FC, Morven Monday, Brecorn City, and the Argyle Warriors still alive; the fact that three of the four were currently in the hunt for the M-League title and promotion likely comes as no surprise. The one oddity, other than K-League cellar dwellers Brecorn City, was Tiberian City, who was well on their way to relegation from the National League. A series of shock results in the cup would put them in an interesting position - a chance to play for the National Championship, and possibly save their place in the National League in the process.

The draw for the quarterfinals bolstered Tiberian City’s case, as while they would travel, their opposition was Stratton FC, one of the weakest sides left. Both Morven Monday and Argyle Warriors had mixed feelings about their draws, as while they were the hosts, they had to face, respectively, Tyrellia Titans and Comunas Cougars. International had, according to most, the best draw, snagging a home date with Brecorn City.

Quarterfinal Results
Morven Monday 1–1 Tyrellia Titans (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.)
Argyle Warriors 2–2 Comunas Cougars (2–3 AET)
Stratton FC 0–1 Tiberian City
International 2–1 Brecorn City

Before the season, the Federation had decided to move the semifinals to neutral sites, with Tiberia’s The Park of the Phoenix and Tyrellia’s The Coliseum the chosen sites. As fate would have it, this caused much humor, as the draw created a Tyrellian derby - Titans v International - that would have to be played away from Tyrellia, and a matchup between Tiberian City and Comunas Cougars that, by necessity, had to be played in Tyrellia. On the plus side, it can be said that no true travel advantage was gained by Titans or International, as they had to travel from the same place to play at another place. If anything, City had the best of it - despite the long travel they knew they’d have to deal with, they were getting Cougars in a stadium that was likely to be not very friendly to them.

Semifinal Results
International 2–3 Tyrellia Titans
Tiberian City 0–2 Comunas Cougars

While one dream was crushed, another interesting possibility rose again: the third of what was expected to be a total of five matches this season between Titans and Cougars. For Titans, the win would give them the double and the full advantage again. For Cougars, they would already know their fate in the League by then, so it was simply about pride - not to mention the chance to be the first club to win the cup twice.

But first, the Cougars had to survive the final stretch of the league. Despite a few bad losses, they were able to hang on in Plainsview, knocking off Bob’s Towing 1-0, and eliminating them from contention. International and Coastal would both snag 3-0 wins to keep pace, however, and were set to face each other on the last day. For Cougars, it was simple: a win, a draw with an International/Coastal draw or a Coastal win, or even a loss, provided that their nine-goal lead in differential wasn’t caught by Coastal United in their win, would get them the double-chance, and guarantee that there would be two more meetings with Titans after the Cup final.

As it turned out, that’s exactly what Cougars ended up with. Playing conservatively for 80 minutes, they held on to a scoreless draw, while Coastal United jumped out to a 3-1 lead, extended to 4-1 with a half-hour left. International clawed it back to 4-3, but at the final whistle, the Cougars were locked into second, and Coastal United third. International of Tyrellia, saved again by knowing that the cup finalists were both already moving on, would have a shot at the National Championship, but needed to keep the lower-division sides form moving on to lock in a UICA spot.

National League            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Tyrellia Titans 26 18 6 2 47 20 +27 60
2 Comunas Cougars 26 12 6 8 44 31 +13 42
3 Coastal United 26 12 5 9 41 36 +5 41
4 International 26 10 10 6 45 32 +13 40
5 Bob's Towing 26 11 5 10 52 36 +16 38
6 The Knights of Tiberia 26 9 11 6 43 50 −7 38
7 Rhinos 26 10 6 10 39 38 +1 36
8 Bekknia FC 26 10 5 11 39 42 −3 35
9 Draig Goch FC 26 10 4 12 40 47 −7 34
10 RLFC 26 9 6 11 33 37 −4 33
11 Plainsview Panthers 26 9 5 12 32 36 −4 32
12 LC Capitals 26 9 5 12 42 51 −9 32
13 Tiberian City 26 5 7 14 32 46 −14 22
14 Minto Wombats 26 5 5 16 30 57 −27 20

National Championship: Tyrellia Titans, Comunas Cougars (Double-Chance), Coastal United, International of Tyrellia
Relegated: Tiberian City, Minto Wombats
Playoff for Survival: Plainsview Panthers, LC Capitals


As for the Cup Final, the implications were, well, as expected. The match, however, was a defensive battle, going all the way to the 120th minute with not a ball hitting the net. As such, penalties were needed, and it took Titans only four rounds to lock in the result.

Federation Open Cup Final
From National Stadium in Legalese City
Tyrellia Titans 0–0 Comunas Cougars (0–0 AET) (4–2 pen.)

Meanwhile, in the second division…
The K-League, featuring the clubs from the Karin Islands, added a eighth team to replace the promoting Minto Wombats. SBLS, short for the South Brecorn Luge Society, had been a two-time amateur cup entry, and were the only applicants to the K-League. To pay for the arrival, the Society mortgaged the Luge facility. With a second place finish in their first season, it appears to have been a wise investment. Sien Bay, however, will be bringing National League play to the Kassar Cove for the first time next season.

K-League              Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Sien Bay Pirates 28 16 5 7 52 34 +18 53
2 SBLS 28 15 5 8 48 40 +8 50
3 Norrisland United 28 13 8 7 55 37 +18 47
4 Portsmouth United 28 11 6 11 53 45 +8 39
5 Cape Athletic 28 10 7 11 38 44 -6 37
6 AFC Straitside 28 7 11 10 41 43 -2 32
7 Brecorn City 28 8 7 13 26 38 -12 31
8 Wreath City 28 4 7 17 24 56 -32 19


Meanwhile, the largest version of the M-League took place this season, fielding fifteen clubs, and anointed a new champion once again. For the first time in National League history next year, a Francis City-based side will take place in the top division, with the Argyle Warriors earning promotion.

M-League               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Argyle Warriors 28 17 5 6 57 31 +26 56
2 Morven Monday 28 15 9 4 56 31 +25 54
3 Stratton FC 28 15 5 8 44 31 +13 50
4 Oker United 28 12 11 5 38 26 +12 47
5 Francis City 28 13 6 9 48 36 +12 45
6 Kangley Cardinals 28 13 6 9 42 36 +6 45
7 Myre Town 28 12 5 11 51 47 +4 41
8 Portland FC 28 10 10 8 53 46 +7 40
9 Binchensburg Athletic 28 11 7 10 36 29 +7 40
10 Ellentown Exempts 28 12 4 12 42 47 -5 40
11 AFC Mokfein 28 11 5 12 50 46 +4 38
12 Straitside FC 28 10 6 12 36 43 -7 36
13 Yellowjacket FC 28 8 5 15 33 56 -23 29
14 Calcyx Colonial 28 5 6 17 27 56 -29 21
15 Colville 28 1 0 27 23 75 -52 3




Legalese National Championship

The stage was set. With Titans winning both the league and cup, the Silver Advantage was fully in place, meaning that the Titans would play the rest of their matches at home, including, provided they made it, the final. The setup as follows, was:

First Semifinal
Tyrellia Titans v. Comunas Cougars
Both matches at The Coliseum, Tyrellia
Winner advances to Final, loser to the Second Semifinal


First Elimination Round
Coastal United v. Sien Bay Pirates
Match 1 at Cove Park, Sien Bay
Match 2 at Coastal Pitch, Sagdineo


International v. Argyle Warriors
Match 1 at City Stadium, Francis City
Match 2 at International Pitch, Tyrellia


Week One
The opening week started with the First Elimination Round kicking off at midweek, with Sien Bay hosting Coastal, and the Argyle Warriors bringing the National Championship to Francis City for the first time in a battle with International of Tyrellia. In both rounds, the underdogs did their best to hang on, with Sien Bay snagging a 4-3 victory at home, and the Warriors managing to keep a 1-1 draw with the Tyrellians.

Three days later, the weekend would feature a trio of matches, with the first semifinal opening leg joining the first elimination round return legs. The early match saw International take care of business at home, a 3-1 victory giving them the aggregate win of 4-2. The afternoon continued with the leading Pirates crossing the country to take on Coastal in Sadineo, the longest trip of the year for Sien Bay. Whether it was the travel, the superior level of play, or even the location, one thing was for sure: Coastal came out fighting, scoring three goals by the half to walk away with a 5-2 win, taking the result on aggregate 8-6, and setting the stage for a trip to Tyrellia at midweek to open the second elimination round.

The night, however, belonged to the Titans and the Cougars. For the second time this season, they would meet in The Coliseum, and this time, the result mirrored the previous season’s first semifinal, with Comunas holding on to a draw through 90’. The scores level at 1 each, the two teams would prepare to meet again in one week for the next leg.

Week Two
The midweek would open with a single match, this being the second elimination round. Play opened in Tyrellia, with Coastal United visiting International at International Pitch, where the hosts held on to a slim 1-0 lead, which they hoped to hang onto on Saturday night, as the two teams travelled back to the Bekk shores to play in Sagdineo.

On that same Saturday, the afternoon opened with the second leg of the first semifinal, with Comunas Cougars needing a road win in either regular or extra time to advance to the Final, with Tyrellia Titans enjoying the advantage, in spite of the scores being level. Unlike the season before, Comunas did not come back to play, apparently, as Tyrellia scored twice before halftime and twice after, to punch their ticket to the final, with a week off to prepare to welcome the winner of the second semifinal. Comunas, meanwhile, shook off the wounds, and awaited to find out where they were going to open the Second Semifinal.

The Second Elimination Round closed things out that night, with Coastal United managing to knock off International by a 2-0 result, giving them the win on aggregate, 2-1. For the hosts, they would get to relax a little, not needing to travel anywhere for the opening leg of the second semifinal in just a few days.

Week Three
While the Titans prepped, the Cougars made the long flight to Sagdineo to face Coastal United, for the first midweek match of the championship for them. Amazingly, the travel apparently didn’t bother them, as they pulled off a 1-0 victory on the road, and simply needed to hold Coastal level on the return trip.

Of course, that was easier said than done the followin Saturday, as Coastal United jumped out to a two goal lead by halftime, and held it until the 82nd minute, when Jake Detzler scored to cut the lead to one, and level the aggregate total. Detzler would strike again in extra time, giving the Comunas Cougars a 3-2 aggregate win, and sending them to the National Championship final, their first in history.

Legalese National Championship Final[/b
Tyrellia Titans 0–2 Comunas Cougars

In a surprising development, the Titans, seemingly unbeatable all year, lost the game they couldn’t: the one that mattered. Comunas Cougars, against all odds, and playing their fourth match with the Titans in Tyrellia, takes home the National Championship on two goals from Jake Detzler, and will compete in the 52nd Champions Cup!

Legalese (LGL) Qualifiers
[b]Champions’ Cup 52:Comunas Cougars
Globe Cup 49: Tyrellia Titans, Coastal United, International of Tyrellia
SBCC 49: Argyle Warriors, Sien Bay Pirates, Morven Monday, SBLS

Cygnus Cup 26: Tyrellia Titans
AOCL XII: Comunas Cougars
Host/Co-Host of many World Cup-associated things, mostly long ago. A couple of small wins as well, which is nice.

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It's over! It's over! The 26th season of Astograthian football, brought to you by that Polarian airline there - if you didn't think it was all over, it is now!

First Division

Sam Ashtree, Sam Ashtree, Sam Ashtree. The press wouldn't shut up about it in the off-season. All of Rumiatzi, all of Astograth was Sam Ashtree and his 50 million diru transfer to Royal Rumiatzi. Most figured he was an alright lad, good enough for Ulsa, but there was no way he'd live up to the hype - and losing at Oyardo in the first match of the season was a dismal omen. Steadily, though, Royal Rumiatzi and Sam Ashtree picked up steam and burst ahead after a Euran brace landed them a 3-2 win over Ituraitz FC. Consistency was of the essence, as the Knights kept their clean sheets and Ashtree, set up by Echazarreta and McCluey, made all the difference as they snatched narrow wins from the toughest grounds in Astograth - or outscored the opposition, as a 5-4 over Echegoyan FC ended with an Ashtree hat-trick and a McCluey brace. Ashtree, Ashtree, Ashtree, it wasn't just the press anymore: his name was chanted from the stands of Knights' Stadium, cursed in pubs across Astograth and circled in red on all managers' notebooks. His 28 goals in 33 matches carried Rumiatzi to a league win with two matchdays still to play; nobody cared how much he cost when Aintôrthea Durosa lifted their record-equalling seventh league title.

Ituraitz FC got off to a rough start, what with Namine Nagatomo's last-minute transfer and expecting her to direct the team from the middle, but a hard-fought win over Astograth University proved to be the turning point as Voronin and Nagatomo worked out a strong understanding. Illich-Svitych and Richelieu's partnership was effective as ever, and crucial in the 2-1 win over Royal Rumiatzi that saw both of them score - but dropping points to Oyardo, Royal Association and East Railway all in a row made the gap to the Knights impossible to overcome.

Astograth University, for their part, improved immensely under new manager Moon Dust, though they went from tussling at the top of the table to fighting for second with Ituraitz FC to snatching third place and Champions’ Cup qualification from under Urbizania Wanderers, who fell on the last matchday to an Ituraitz that really needed to let off steam. The AU once again had the least goals conceded in the league: Ayoro Barinaga and Nate Parkinson dedicated themselves to holding possession, and any breakthroughs were quickly doused by the experience pair of Fernand Girard and Haitz Maistegi. This and Gaitzka Ogara were the bedrock of their success, a focus on controlling the pace of the match and sudden, lightning-fast attacks down the wing that ended in a shot or cross to the forwards. The fans are eager to see what Moon Dust can continue to do, and whether they can aim for the title next season.

Urbizania Wanderers were, on the whole, disappointed to go from prime title candidates to finishing in fourth place; it seems no team can aspire to win the First Division three in a row. Yuaneizu Iribarnegaray's replacing of Edwardo Baez did not sit well with many and their fears were well-founded, as the young Iturributan struggled to cope with the pressure of him as the team's fulcrum, clearly not used to being used in that capacity and performing awkwardly. Not to use him as a scapegoat either - it would perhaps be in Lusa's best interests to recognise that Baez fulfilled a role that few indeed can competently carry out, and a shift in strategy may be in order. Regardless, the defense was customarily solid and Juan Pablo Reyes dazzled on his début season, at times overshadowing a distinctly average Laborious Hawk - though after the intensity of the last two seasons, a relatively low period is to be expected.

Echegoyan FC, meanwhile, continue to not really impress, with little in the way of standout performances or winning consistency considering their players and budget. Garoa Larzondo has been let go, as the board have greater ambitions than more underperformance - though they may have finished fifth and in the Globe Cup, Echegoyan spent most of the season scrabbling in the mid-table. On the other hand, Athletic Club Rumiatzi are ecstatic at having finished sixth, Guayabelense manager Roberto Cornejo and Guayabelense striker Leónida Brêgoô leading them to their third-ever Globe Cup qualification. Gotorlekua is once again regularly sold out, and its tenants' ambition finally has reason to be.

Gortz United, edged on head-to-head results by Athletic Club Rumiatzi, were happy that their open, attacking football again served them well, but are still deeply frustrated at being unable to finish any higher than seventh. In view of this, manager Gito Pizan has been thanked for his service and dismissed, the club and its president Dei Ormache aiming to break the glass cieling lying between Gortz and "making it" in the First Division.

Separated by a mere four points, hinting to the ever-increasing competitiveness of the First Division, were Oyardo FC, Athletic Club Olarria, East Railway, Gesterlake FC and South Factory. Oyardo FC found a more than adequate replacement for Eguzki Berriex in Sameban striker Julius Carrera but were otherwise lacking, and it has been suggested that a newer face in charge might be just what they need. Athletic Club Olarria and East Railway repeated last season's runs without much of note; it's worth pointing out how East Railway were off to a brilliant start of the season, however, even soundly beating Royal Rumiatzi, but the wear and a thin squad brought them down to size. Gesterlake FC were much diminished by the departure of their best players, but Vaudrail nevertheless managed to maintain a solid discipline and clear style that kept them afloat; Syndicatian centre-back Andrew Watson also put in a number of memorable performances that have him as the fan-favourite "hard man" of Gesterlake. South Factory made small improvements but at least stayed well clear of the relegation zone; it is yet to be seen if it is enough for Svennis Moller to stay on for another season.

Ten and twelve points off South Factory were Lermendia FC and Royal Association, respectively, whom were both very glad to stay in the First Division, while Urizaharra FC diced with death and only saved themselves thanks to a miraculous final win over Echegoyan FC. Antiguoko FC fought admirably but were outclassed and outscored at every turn of the season. At the very bottom though, First Division stalwarts Blue Mountain Range and Ituraitz Victory crumbled, the former's midfield leaving forward Power marooned and unable to score, the latter's defense leaking more than a Rumiatzi Sentinel press report. They'll spend next season in the second tier atoning for their sins, but neither look especially likely to bounce back.

Taldo Lehan                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Royal Rumiatzi 34 23 5 6 72 41 +31 74 Champions’ Cup / Copa de Campeones
2 Ituraitz FC 34 18 11 5 77 44 +33 65 Champions’ Cup
3 Astograth University 34 16 11 7 43 30 +13 59 Champions’ Cup

4 Urbizania Wanderers 34 17 6 11 52 31 +21 57 Globe Cup
5 Echegoyan FC 34 15 11 8 59 49 +10 56 Globe Cup
6 Athletic Club Rumiatzi 34 14 11 9 74 65 +9 53 Globe Cup

7 Gortz United 34 15 8 11 72 63 +9 53
8 Oyardo FC 34 14 10 10 66 61 +5 52
9 Athletic Club Olarria 34 14 8 12 62 60 +2 50
10 East Railway 34 12 12 10 42 41 +1 48
11 Gesterlake FC 34 12 11 11 40 37 +3 47
12 South Factory 34 13 7 14 65 65 0 46
13 Lermendia FC 34 9 9 16 44 55 −11 36
14 Royal Association 34 9 7 18 56 73 −17 34
15 Urizaharra FC 34 9 4 21 56 80 −24 31
16 Antiguoko FC 34 8 6 20 59 89 −30 30 Relegated
17 Blue Mountain Range 34 5 10 19 24 43 −19 25 Relegated
18 Ituraitz Victory 34 6 7 21 52 88 −36 25 Relegated

CHAMPIONS
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ROYAL RUMIATZI
(7th title)


Second Division
Drama! Laughter! Heartbreak! Tragedy! This second division season had it all and some even paid attention, with growing attendances and TV revenue! Army United, the team founded some seasons ago from the merger of two run-down historic clubs, Rumiatzi United and The Army Club, have razed all opposition with a stunning 114 goals in 42 and will be making their awaited début in the First Division.

Joining them will be Athletic Club Yungoitio, who cruelly edged Basabe Old Boys on head-to-head results... only for the team cruelly cheated last time, 5th-placed Ximun Orieta FC, to beat BOB in the playoff final, in a Grand Duke's Stadium full to the rafters of curious Ituraitzi and Basabians.

Who said these promotion playoffs were a bad idea?

Taldo Biharran                    Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Army United 42 25 4 13 114 84 +30 79 Promoted / SBCC
2 Athletic Club Yungoitio 42 22 8 12 87 66 +21 74 Promoted / SBCC

3 Basabe Old Boys 42 21 11 10 110 83 +27 74 SBCC
4 Miners FC 42 21 10 11 50 29 +21 73
5 Ximun Orieta FC 42 21 9 12 89 62 +27 72 Promoted / SBCC
6 Royal Ibarbe 42 21 8 13 62 53 +9 71
7 Royal Arexa 42 20 10 12 86 64 +22 70
8 Izarloka FC 42 16 15 11 66 54 +12 63
9 Uertza FC 42 16 12 14 56 63 −7 60
10 Scarlettville Rough Riders 42 15 14 13 80 78 +2 59
11 Letzama FC 42 16 10 16 74 75 −1 58
12 Athletic Club Basabe 42 15 13 14 67 68 −1 58
13 Winteredge Pirates 42 16 9 17 68 72 −4 57
14 Sporting Ibarguren 42 14 13 15 65 66 −1 55
15 Urbizania United 42 14 12 16 69 77 −8 54
16 Urbitzo FC 42 14 9 19 67 79 −12 51
17 Ibarbe Youth 42 14 9 19 73 87 −14 51
18 Mauritza FC 42 13 9 20 53 65 −12 48
19 Biazterri FC 42 10 12 20 55 76 −21 42 Relegated
20 Erribe United 42 10 9 23 61 86 −25 39 Relegated
21 Progress Athletic 42 9 9 24 54 84 −30 36 Relegated
22 Aizpiyeta FC 42 8 7 27 39 74 −35 31 Relegated

SECOND DIVISION PROMOTION SEMIFINALS
Basabe Old Boys 1-0 Royal Ibarbe
Royal Ibarbe 0-1 Basabe Old Boys (0-2 agg)

Miners FC 0-2 Ximun Orieta FC
Ximun Orieta FC 2-0 Miners FC (4-0 agg)

SECOND DIVISION PROMOTION FINAL
@ Grand Duke's Stadium, Rumiatzi
Basabe Old Boys 1-2 Ximun Orieta FC


Second Division B
What? This again? Still hasn't been axed? Does anyone watch this? Or read about it?

Dockyard Oaks and Islanders were the likely candidates as they went back and forth throughout the season, only for the surprising Sporting Olarria to come out of nowhere, beat both and plant themselves in second place. Not that it won them anything, but they and Chinchartu Lehoi become the first teams from the League's most recent expansion to win promotion to the Second Division.

Taldo Biharran B             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Dockyard Oaks FC 46 26 7 13 78 54 +24 85 Promoted
2 Sporting Olarria 46 24 11 11 77 52 +25 83 Promoted
3 Islanders 46 23 13 10 75 46 +29 82 Promoted

4 Bakartirla Buccaneers 46 20 19 7 70 46 +24 79
5 Chinchartu Lehoi 46 22 13 11 87 67 +20 79 Promoted
6 Omagoitia Rovers 46 22 12 12 85 70 +15 78
7 Sporting Arkamo 46 23 8 15 75 53 +22 77
8 Berlasko FC 46 21 12 13 86 63 +23 75
9 Sporting Sagastia 46 21 11 14 62 59 +3 74
10 Tower Hill 46 18 14 14 71 56 +15 68
11 Gortz Academy 46 19 9 18 88 87 +1 66
12 Irtzu Provincial 46 16 15 15 60 57 +3 63
13 Ichapeldun Mariners 46 18 9 19 70 77 −7 63
14 Basabe Youth 46 17 11 18 76 70 +6 62
15 Uriarte United 46 19 5 22 60 74 −14 62
16 Butzanda United 46 18 8 20 60 67 −7 62
17 Lukyando Union 46 16 13 17 70 68 +2 61
18 Old City Central 46 14 15 17 63 67 −4 57
19 Ezkutia MFC 46 16 9 21 60 67 −7 57
20 Akialden Marauders 46 15 11 20 55 60 −5 56
21 Chopbiren FC 46 14 8 24 59 84 −25 50
22 FK Aliantza 46 8 13 25 55 97 −42 37
23 Nabarrieta FC 46 5 10 31 46 87 −41 25
24 Mars Athletic 46 5 8 33 37 97 −60 23

SECOND DIVISION B PROMOTION SEMIFINALS
Bakartirla Buccaneers 0-0 Sporting Arkamo
Sporting Arkamo 1-0 Bakartirla Buccaneers (1-0 agg)

Chinchartu Lehoi 0-1 Omagoitia Rovers
Omagoitia Rovers 0-2 Chinchartu Lehoi (1-2 agg)

SECOND DIVISION B PROMOTION FINAL
@ Grand Duke's Stadium, Rumiatzi
Sporting Arkamo 1-2 Chinchartu Lehoi

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ROUND OF 64
Basabe Old Boys 2-1 Tower Hill
Tower Hill 2-0 Basabe Old Boys (3-2 agg)

Izarloka FC 1-1 Gortz Academy
Gortz Academy 1-0 Izarloka FC (2-1 agg)

Lermendia FC 2-0 Akialden Marauders
Akialden Marauders 0-2 Lermendia FC (0-4 agg)

Letzama FC 1-0 Aizpiyeta FC
Aizpiyeta FC 2-0 Letzama FC (2-1 agg)

Gesterlake FC 4-1 Lukyando Union
Lukyando Union 3-1 Gesterlake FC (4-5 agg)

South Factory 1-1 Bakartirla Buccaneers
Bakartirla Buccaneers 1-1 South Factory (1-1 AET, 2-2 agg, 1-3 PKs)

East Railway 3-0 Omagoitia Rovers
Omagoitia Rovers 0-1 East Railway (0-4 agg)

Astograth University 2-0 Dockyard Oaks FC
Dockyard Oaks FC 1-1 Astograth University (1-3 agg)

Scarlettville Rough Riders 1-1 Ezkutia MFC
Ezkutia MFC 1-2 Scarlettville Rough Riders (2-3 agg)

Ituraitz Victory 3-0 Butzanda United
Butzanda United 1-1 Ituraitz Victory (1-4 agg)

Royal Rumiatzi 0-1 Chinchartu Lehoi
Chinchartu Lehoi 1-2 Royal Rumiatzi (1-3 AET, 2-3 agg)

Oyardo FC 3-1 Biazterri FC
Biazterri FC 2-3 Oyardo FC (3-6 agg)

Echegoyan FC 3-1 Irtzu Provincial
Irtzu Provincial 1-5 Echegoyan FC (2-8 agg)

Mauritza FC 2-1 FK Aliantza
FK Aliantza 0-2 Mauritza FC (1-4 agg)

Athletic Club Yungoitio 0-2 Mars Athletic
Mars Athletic 0-3 Athletic Club Yungoitio (2-3 agg)

Gortz United 4-0 Ichapeldun Mariners
Ichapeldun Mariners 0-2 Gortz United (0-6 agg)

Army United 1-3 Chopbiren FC
Chopbiren FC 0-2 Army United (0-3 AET, 3-4 agg)

Sporting Ibarguren 2-1 Sporting Olarria
Sporting Olarria 1-0 Sporting Ibarguren (1-0 AET, 2-2 agg, 1-2 PKs)

Athletic Club Basabe 2-2 Uriarte United
Uriarte United 1-1 Athletic Club Basabe (1-2 AET, 3-4 agg)

Antiguoko FC 4-1 Nabarrieta FC
Nabarrieta FC 1-0 Antiguoko FC (2-4 agg)

Royal Association 3-3 Sporting Sagastia
Sporting Sagastia 0-1 Royal Association (3-4 agg)

Ibarbe Youth 3-1 Progress Athletic
Progress Athletic 0-1 Ibarbe Youth (1-4 agg)

Athletic Club Olarria 1-1 Basabe Youth
Basabe Youth 0-1 Athletic Club Olarria (1-2 agg)

Urbizania Wanderers 3-0 Berlasko FC
Berlasko FC 0-3 Urbizania Wanderers (0-6 agg)

Ximun Orieta FC 1-0 Islanders
Islanders 1-0 Ximun Orieta FC (1-0 AET, 1-1 agg, 3-1 PKs)

Royal Ibarbe 1-1 Sporting Arkamo
Sporting Arkamo 2-1 Royal Ibarbe (3-2 agg)

Athletic Club Rumiatzi 1-1 Winteredge Pirates
Winteredge Pirates 1-1 Athletic Club Rumiatzi (1-1 AET, 2-2 agg, 2-1 PKs)

Royal Arexa 0-1 Urbitzo FC
Urbitzo FC 0-0 Royal Arexa (1-0 agg)

Ituraitz FC 3-0 Uertza FC
Uertza FC 1-2 Ituraitz FC (1-5 agg)

Miners FC 2-0 Old City Central
Old City Central 0-2 Miners FC (0-4 agg)

Urizaharra FC 2-1 Erribe United
Erribe United 2-3 Urizaharra FC (3-5 agg)

Blue Mountain Range 0-1 Urbizania United
Urbizania United 0-0 Blue Mountain Range (1-0 agg)

In the Round of 64, all 18 First Division sides and the 14 best-ranked Second Division clubs are seeded against the 24 third-tier and 8 lowest-ranked Second Division teams. The result is, inevitably, a massacre.

Or usually, at least. They've been getting rowdier, nowhere better seen than when Chinchartu Lehoi beat Royal Rumiatzi away, and it took extra-time for the Knights to turn it around and save some face on the return leg.

ROUND OF 32
Royal Rumiatzi 4-1 Islanders
Islanders 1-6 Royal Rumiatzi (2-10 agg)

Mauritza FC 2-1 Urizaharra FC
Urizaharra FC 1-1 Mauritza FC (2-3 agg)

Winteredge Pirates 0-0 East Railway
East Railway 1-1 Winteredge Pirates (2-1 AET, 2-1 agg)

Gortz Academy 1-2 Miners FC
Miners FC 2-0 Gortz Academy (4-1 agg)

Gortz United 0-1 South Factory
South Factory 1-1 Gortz United (2-1 agg)

Sporting Arkamo 0-0 Urbizania Wanderers
Urbizania Wanderers 4-0 Sporting Arkamo (4-0 agg)

Lermendia FC 1-1 Scarlettville Rough Riders
Scarlettville Rough Riders 4-1 Lermendia FC (5-2 agg)

Sporting Ibarguren 0-2 Athletic Club Olarria
Athletic Club Olarria 1-1 Sporting Ibarguren (3-1 agg)

Ituraitz Victory 3-1 Athletic Club Yungoitio
Athletic Club Yungoitio 1-1 Ituraitz Victory (2-4 agg)

Tower Hill 0-1 Ibarbe Youth
Ibarbe Youth 1-2 Tower Hill (3-2 AET, 4-2 agg)

Antiguoko FC 3-2 Athletic Club Basabe
Athletic Club Basabe 0-1 Antiguoko FC (2-4 agg)

Aizpiyeta FC 0-2 Ituraitz FC
Ituraitz FC 2-0 Aizpiyeta FC (4-0 agg)

Astograth University 2-0 Gesterlake FC
Gesterlake FC 1-1 Astograth University (1-3 agg)

Echegoyan FC 2-0 Royal Association
Royal Association 0-3 Echegoyan FC (0-5 agg)

Army United 4-2 Oyardo FC
Oyardo FC 4-0 Army United (6-4 agg)

Urbitzo FC 2-1 Urbizania United
Urbizania United 0-1 Urbitzo FC (1-3 agg)

Royal Rumiatzi had no such trouble with Islanders, whom they thrashed thoroughly, and Oyardo FC maginificently turned around a 4-2 defficit with a 4-0 win against Army United in the second leg. Otherwise results were well within the realm of the routine and ordinary.

ROUND OF 16
Ituraitz Victory 3-2 Urbitzo FC
Urbitzo FC 2-1 Ituraitz Victory (2-1 AET, 4-4 agg, 3-1 PKs)

South Factory 1-2 Ituraitz FC
Ituraitz FC 3-1 South Factory (5-2 agg)

Royal Rumiatzi 1-0 East Railway
East Railway 0-4 Royal Rumiatzi (0-5 agg)

Urbizania Wanderers 1-2 Mauritza FC
Mauritza FC 0-2 Urbizania Wanderers (2-3 agg)

Miners FC 0-0 Astograth University
Astograth University 1-1 Miners FC (2-1 AET, 2-1 agg)

Antiguoko FC 2-0 Athletic Club Olarria
Athletic Club Olarria 0-1 Antiguoko FC (0-3 agg)

Echegoyan FC 3-2 Ibarbe Youth
Ibarbe Youth 2-2 Echegoyan FC (4-5 agg)

Oyardo FC 3-2 Scarlettville Rough Riders
Scarlettville Rough Riders 0-2 Oyardo FC (2-5 agg)

Urbitzo FC deepened Ituraitz Victory's crisis by knocking them out on penalties, while South Factory and East Railway were no match for Ituraitz FC and Royal Rumiatzi respectively. Mauritza FC valiantly defeated Urbizania Wanderers at Cherketzo Arena but were unable to keep their lead in the second leg. Astograth University and Miners FC played out a scoreless draw and then a back-and-forth extra-time second leg that ended in the AU advancing to the quarters, a Nate Parkinson header deciding it. Antiguoko FC took down Athletic Club Olarria in a pair of brilliant performances from Mendiko Dicharry, while Echegoyan FC struggled to see off the second-tier Ibarbe Youth and Oyardo FC confidently eliminated Scarlettville Rough Riders.

QUARTERFINALS
Urbitzo FC 0-3 Ituraitz FC
Ituraitz FC 2-0 Urbitzo FC (5-0 agg)

Royal Rumiatzi 1-1 Urbizania Wanderers
Urbizania Wanderers 2-2 Royal Rumiatzi (2-2 AET, 3-3 agg, 3-2 PKs)

Astograth University 5-0 Antiguoko FC
Antiguoko FC 2-3 Astograth University (2-8 agg)

Echegoyan FC 2-0 Oyardo FC
Oyardo FC 0-1 Echegoyan FC (0-3 agg)

Urbitzo were no match for Ituraitz, Astograth University tore apart Antiguoko and Echegoyan knocked out Oyardo without trouble, but all eyes were on Royal Rumiatzi and Urbizania Wanderers this round. Playing out a growing rivalry, they drew at both grounds and only penalty kicks could separate them, the defending champions winning out after a dreadfuly miss by Urralburu and a save on McCluey.

SEMIFINALS
Ituraitz FC 0-2 Urbizania Wanderers
Urbizania Wanderers 2-0 Ituraitz FC (4-0 agg)

Astograth University 0-0 Echegoyan FC
Echegoyan FC 1-0 Astograth University (1-0 agg)

For the first time ever, the semifinals featured nothing but four of the very best teams in Astograth. Urbizania Wanderers saw off an Ituraitz FC that was evidently more concerned with how the league was going, while Astograth University failed to take a lead to Silanes Park and paid dearly for it when Baudouin Richelieu met Laurin Mankisidor's free-kick with a half-volley that took Echegoyan to their first Royal Cup final in six years, to take on the defending champions.

ROYAL CUP FINAL
@ Grand Duke's Stadium, Rumiatzi
Urbizania Wanderers 1-1 Echegoyan FC
(2-1 AET)

It would be a stretch to suggest Echegoyan FC are cursed when it comes to Royal Cup finals... but it remains a fact that, with this one included, they have played six and won only one. Regardless, this one didn't come easily for Wanderers. Both arrived frustrated by the league finish and wanting to round out the season with some silverware and a ticket to the Cygnus Cup.

Echegoyan FC opened the scoring on twelve minutes, a long free-kick by Ekhi Subies was just barely connected by Yeremi Belaustigetigoitia and headed out by Matthew Di Martine, only to fall to the hooves of left-back Arctic Lily – with a clean shot on goal and aiming for the far post, Polentzi Gayategi couldn't reach it.

The equaliser came a scant seven minutes later, when Juan Pablo Reyes broke down the right. Peter Lennert dummied a run to draw Lily off Reyes, and with the added space the Valladar sent in a curving cross that met Iivari Kaitanen's head as he rushed into the box, the impact sending the ball straight into the net.

The pace of the match settled down after that, with Echegoyan controlling the midfield and the Wanderers defense impassable, until the referee called for extra-time to decide the winner at Grand Duke's Stadium. The winning goal came in the 106th minute, just after the break, when Iribarnegaray caught Subies sleeping and an attack down the right with Reyes and Lennert broke down; a mis-hit clearance by Kyle Cooper landed some ways away from the box, at the feet of Iribarnegaray, who shot at goal but was blocked by Morten Salo.

It fell to Laborious Hawk. He feinted a shot from out far, sending Benitzaizin sprawling, then sent a ball up, far and long, to the left post, where Federico Ferreyra appeared to smash it past goalkeeper Agoztar Ilarduya, his marker Vidoslav Kovacic sliding past a moment too late. Wanderers' fifth Royal Cup, and the first club to twice win it two times running.

CHAMPIONS
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URBIZANIA WANDERERS
(5th title)

First Division Awards
Player of the Season: 1. Image Image Sam Ashtree 2. Image Image Gaitzka Ogara 3. Image Image Goren Echazarreta
Young Player of the Season: 1. Image Image Moses Luc Bjerregaard 2. Image Image Cristiano Damían 3. Image Image Leónidas Brêgoô
Manager of the Season: 1. Image Image Gaur Arambilet 2. Image Image Moon Dust 3. Image Image Roberto Cornejo
Signing of the Season: 1. Image Image Sam Ashtree 2. Image Image Leónidas Brêgoô 3. Image Image Julius Carrera
Top Scorer: 28 – Image Image Sam Ashtree 23 – Image Image Vadim Illich-Svitych 22 – Image Image Julius Carrera
Team of the Season: Image Image Gentle Breeze; Image Image Colin Collymore, Image Image Yokin Arizmande, Image Image Andrew Watson, Image Image Moses Luc Bjerregaard; Image Image Tikhon Voronin, Image Image Gaitzka Ogara, Image Image Juan Pablo Reyes, Image Image Goren Echazarreta; Image Image Sam Ashtree, Image Image Vadim Illich-Svitych

Astograth (ASG) final site bid
GLOBE CUP 49: GRAND DUKE'S STADIUM, RUMIATZI (90,000)
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The FAF would like to humbly submit Grand Duke's Stadium as final site for the upcoming 49th Globe Cup; with seating for 90 thousand people, the ground is by far the largest in all of Astograth. Making full use of its multipurpose pitch and track, the arena hosts a variety of sporting events throughout the year; as a rule the only football games to regularly take place at Grand Duke's are the Royal Cup final and promotion playoff finals at the very end of the season as well as the Astograthian national team's home matches, which is why simply being there can be a dream come true for Astograthian players.

Besides those already mentioned, Grand Duke's Stadium has also hosted the very first Ides of March Cup, contested annually by the league champions of Astograth and Polar Islandstates, the second Polarian Vennskap Shield, the final of the eighth Copa Rushmori, the third place matches of the 48th Cup of Harmony and the 45th & 53rd Baptisms of Fire; the 23rd Copa de Campeones final won by Liria Prizren over Ituraitz FC, the 45th Champions’ Cup final won by Turoki Tide against Raynor City United, and most importantly the World Cup 62 Final won by The Holy Empire over Bears Armed.

The stadium itself is very modern and fully equipped to stage any sporting tournament, with retractable stands that extend over the track, allowing for an increased capacity and closer view during events that don't require the use of the athletics track. The FAF promise to provide all concerned with the same pleasantness that was experienced at the 45th Champions’ Cup final: utmost security and ease of transit for all fans, top accommodation and training facilities for teams and their companions, as well as utmost cooperation with the local authorities to stage a truly memorable encounter. Commemorative plaques will be installed alongside those of the winners of the aforementioned matches and no expense will be spared in the ensuing fireworks celebration; the presence of Grand Duke Lastur himself, as a great fan of football, is all but certain as well.

Astograth (ASG) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup 52: Royal Rumiatzi, Ituraitz FC, Astograth University
Globe Cup 49: Urbizania Wanderers, Echegoyan FC, Athletic Club Rumiatzi
Series B Champions’ Cup 49: Army United, Athletic Club Yungoitio, Basabe Old Boys, Ximun Orieta FC
Cygnus Cup 27: Urbizania Wanderers
Copa de Campeones 25 (!): Royal Rumiatzi
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   CHAMPIONNAT NATIONAL α  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
01 Ayane 62 42 12 8 115 42 +73 138 PROMOTION
02 Juneau 62 41 11 10 108 41 +67 134 PROMOTION
03 Mamoko 62 39 12 11 94 36 +58 129 PROMOTION
04 Bearjeaux 62 38 10 14 96 47 +49 124 PROMOTION

05 Les Felisticieans 62 37 12 13 97 44 +53 123
06 Lebeauf 62 37 8 17 100 60 +40 119
07 Neuvilliers 62 35 13 14 96 53 +43 118
08 Draftelêaux 62 33 16 13 86 50 +36 115
09 Naniwa 62 33 14 15 101 59 +42 113
10 Pavleaux 62 32 16 14 96 62 +34 112
11 Foucault 62 31 15 16 85 51 +34 108
12 Bretignolles 62 30 15 17 75 61 +14 105
13 Ninon 62 29 17 16 83 53 +30 104
14 Aubeschamps 62 31 11 20 101 72 +29 104
15 Saint-Léon 62 27 12 23 80 68 +12 93
16 Itoi 62 25 14 23 66 71 −5 89
17 Sanies 62 24 12 26 84 81 +3 84
18 Haliche 62 23 12 27 74 80 −6 81
19 Alséne 62 23 11 28 66 74 −8 80
20 Renault 62 22 14 26 63 73 −10 80
21 Saugues 62 23 9 30 69 79 −10 78
22 Miya 62 18 15 29 63 82 −19 69
23 Armiens 62 17 6 39 49 103 −54 57
24 Saint-Michél 62 14 13 35 53 94 −41 55
25 Courbons 62 13 15 34 46 85 −39 54
26 Saint-Elise 62 12 15 35 49 97 −48 51
27 Elien 62 11 18 33 50 99 −49 51
28 Sonora 62 12 15 35 51 103 −52 51
29 Fontain 62 12 12 38 47 96 −49 48
30 Benfique 62 12 11 39 46 106 −60 47
31 Collandre 62 7 14 41 32 95 −63 35
32 Quicville 62 2 14 46 25 129 −104 20 WOODEN SPOON, LIKE USUAL


   LIGUE 5               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
01 Venegeaux 62 41 16 5 129 34 +95 139 PROMOTION
02 Legión 62 41 15 6 112 34 +78 138 PROMOTION
03 Nakoruru 62 42 11 9 105 36 +69 137 PROMOTION
04 Saint-Cloud 62 40 12 10 97 49 +48 132 PROMOTION

05 Nami 62 38 14 10 95 40 +55 128
06 Rera 62 35 14 13 89 49 +40 119
07 Sabrewulf 62 34 14 14 86 46 +40 116
08 Basaru 62 33 11 18 81 52 +29 110
09 JET 62 32 13 17 103 55 +48 109
10 Yuja 62 32 11 19 82 56 +26 107
11 Miyagama 62 30 15 17 91 63 +28 105
12 Yunfei 62 29 17 16 81 58 +23 104
13 Muwata 62 32 8 22 85 66 +19 104
14 Okiyame 62 29 15 18 74 66 +8 102
15 Sanya 62 27 17 18 93 67 +26 98
16 Matsubasa 62 26 15 21 76 68 +8 93
17 Saint-Barbe 62 24 10 28 65 92 −27 82
18 Nien 62 22 14 26 74 77 −3 80
19 Almia 62 21 12 29 61 81 −20 75
20 Lorraine 62 21 11 30 62 85 −23 74
21 Harpout 62 20 12 30 75 92 −17 72
22 Neuf Soleanna 62 14 16 32 58 96 −38 58
23 Florien 62 13 16 33 58 100 −42 55
24 Duprée 62 14 12 36 42 90 −48 54
25 Dejout 62 14 11 37 55 101 −46 53
26 Allia 62 13 13 36 46 93 −47 52
27 Chateubriand 62 11 17 34 42 93 −51 50
28 Callie 62 10 18 34 49 96 −47 48
29 Moluan 62 10 14 38 47 103 −56 44 RELEGATION
30 Florienciennes 62 9 14 39 50 104 −54 41 RELEGATION
31 Saint-Julliane 62 6 21 35 45 96 −51 39 RELEGATION
32 Brauge 62 8 13 41 32 102 −70 37 RELEGATION


   LIGUE 4               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
01 Orleans 62 37 18 7 103 49 +54 129 PROMOTION
02 Rimururu 62 35 15 12 101 48 +53 120 PROMOTION
03 Frai Quebec 62 32 23 7 95 43 +52 119 PROMOTION
04 Meudonechamp 62 31 18 13 94 51 +43 111 PROMOTION

05 Coppeime 62 33 12 17 87 52 +35 111
06 Yves-Lorraine 62 30 17 15 93 64 +29 107
07 Brampton-Nord 62 30 14 18 93 67 +26 104
08 Les Chivalries 62 28 17 17 83 68 +15 101
09 Evian-Parloin 62 28 14 20 88 77 +11 98
10 Ukio 62 25 20 17 69 65 +4 95
11 Vileplume 62 23 25 14 76 44 +32 94
12 Haku 62 25 18 19 77 61 +16 93
13 Uglenort 62 26 15 21 77 72 +5 93
14 FSG 62 24 19 19 73 78 −5 91
15 Tresemme 62 22 20 20 74 71 +3 86
16 Les Téchies 62 24 11 27 82 84 −2 83
17 Yi-Pin 62 21 18 23 81 72 +9 81
18 Les Knuckles 62 21 18 23 73 70 +3 81
19 La Salle 62 22 15 25 75 88 −13 81
20 Flumian 62 22 13 27 84 94 −10 79
21 Soillessianne 62 22 13 27 73 83 −10 79
22 Fromage 62 22 12 28 77 96 −19 78
23 Saint-Bernard 62 20 16 26 73 80 −7 76
24 Les Fairies 62 18 20 24 58 71 −13 74
25 Neuf Charlerois 62 18 19 25 76 77 −1 73
26 College Sóuris 62 14 22 26 57 72 −15 64
27 Les Agiles 62 14 21 27 56 89 −33 63
28 Bretton 62 14 14 34 55 92 −37 56
29 Touit 62 12 14 36 52 112 −60 50 RELEGATION
30 Missingnost 62 9 21 32 56 107 −51 48 RELEGATION
31 Mulan 62 11 14 37 45 104 −59 47 RELEGATION
32 Ile-du-Mars 62 5 22 35 45 100 −55 37 RELEGATION


   LIGUE 3               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
01 Nevoie 62 35 9 18 96 66 +30 114 PROMOTION
02 Chienne 62 30 21 11 91 49 +42 111 PROMOTION
03 Balie 62 27 21 14 76 57 +19 102 PROMOTION
04 Chatou 62 27 19 16 82 67 +15 100 PROMOTION

05 Korr 62 28 15 19 75 54 +21 99
06 Canaglies 62 27 17 18 89 75 +14 98
07 Serebii 62 24 22 16 78 63 +15 94
08 Pone-de-Pon 62 24 21 17 83 65 +18 93
09 Femmanáise 62 25 18 19 73 62 +11 93
10 Annoil 62 24 17 21 81 76 +5 89
11 Débutants 62 24 15 23 69 68 +1 87
12 LDU 62 24 15 23 65 64 +1 87
13 Jun-Fan 62 18 31 13 77 70 +7 85
14 Red Star 62 21 22 19 74 68 +6 85
15 Cholay 62 21 20 21 73 67 +6 83
16 Nany 62 23 14 25 80 80 0 83
17 Blunt 62 23 14 25 66 71 −5 83
18 Éstachoneal 62 19 25 18 72 73 −1 82
19 Evres 62 21 17 24 70 83 −13 80
20 Houais 62 22 14 26 63 77 −14 80
21 Les Douques 62 20 18 24 66 70 −4 78
22 Neuves Placis 62 20 18 24 76 85 −9 78
23 Calens 62 16 25 21 65 71 −6 73
24 Nationalist 62 18 19 25 65 75 −10 73
25 Exuperry 62 18 19 25 70 88 −18 73
26 Lukes 62 16 23 23 65 74 −9 71
27 Foie 62 16 22 24 62 77 −15 70
28 Helvétique 62 14 25 23 63 76 −13 67
29 Rottweiller 62 16 19 27 59 77 −18 67 RELEGATION
30 Montou 62 14 24 24 57 72 −15 66 RELEGATION
31 Rimaux 62 18 11 33 57 90 −33 65 RELEGATION
32 Brouneau 62 12 24 26 71 99 −28 60 RELEGATION


   LIGUE 2               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
01 Ancoux 62 36 9 17 88 53 +35 117 PROMOTION, SERIES B CHAMPION'S CUP
02 Royal Club 62 31 19 12 83 49 +34 112 PROMOTION, SERIES B CHAMPION'S CUP
03 UDS 62 31 17 14 91 61 +30 110 PROMOTION, SERIES B CHAMPION'S CUP
04 Rochefort 62 32 14 16 84 62 +22 110 PROMOTION, SERIES B CHAMPION'S CUP

05 Citadelles 62 32 12 18 93 67 +26 108
06 Priestines 62 28 16 18 87 65 +22 100
07 Ilandere 62 28 13 21 92 69 +23 97
08 Tigne 62 27 16 19 90 72 +18 97
09 Martinique 62 25 19 18 79 67 +12 94
10 Mare-Donais 62 23 24 15 76 66 +10 93
11 Fanta 62 25 17 20 79 69 +10 92
12 Océanic 62 25 15 22 76 72 +4 90
13 Chienne 62 26 10 26 77 82 −5 88
14 Les Defians 62 22 19 21 72 75 −3 85
15 Terre 62 22 19 21 67 73 −6 85
16 Lilly 62 21 21 20 81 76 +5 84
17 Tignes 62 21 20 21 71 65 +6 83
18 Damenpierre 62 22 16 24 80 77 +3 82
19 Rouge 62 20 20 22 71 73 −2 80
20 Israphel 62 20 19 23 73 77 −4 79
21 Les Marilles 62 19 21 22 68 79 −11 78
22 BSV 62 18 22 22 66 78 −12 76
23 Riice 62 22 10 30 63 86 −23 76
24 Valynais 62 15 29 18 71 72 −1 74
25 Clermont 62 16 26 20 59 71 −12 74
26 Boule 62 18 19 25 70 85 −15 73
27 Gothine 62 15 21 26 61 84 −23 66
28 Martin 62 16 17 29 65 86 −21 65
29 EAC 62 14 16 32 55 84 −29 58 RELEGATION
30 TFM 62 12 19 31 69 97 −28 55 RELEGATION
31 Baultou 62 11 21 30 48 80 −32 54 RELEGATION
32 Dudleyville 62 10 22 30 62 95 −33 52 RELEGATION


   LIGUE 1               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
01 Soleis 62 34 15 13 85 52 +33 117 CHAMPIONS' CUP, COPA DE CAMPEONES
02 Armée 62 34 9 19 87 60 +27 111 GLOBE CUP
03 Sioux 62 26 25 11 87 62 +25 103 GLOBE CUP
04 Doctrice 62 27 19 16 93 71 +22 100 GLOBE CUP

05 Marine 62 26 21 15 80 60 +20 99 HERITAGE CUP
06 Bonanza 62 29 12 21 78 65 +13 99 HERITAGE CUP

07 Tequois 62 27 17 18 84 68 +16 98
08 Caen 62 24 21 17 73 56 +17 93
09 Aviation 62 27 12 23 82 82 0 93
10 Fortune 62 25 17 20 81 70 +11 92
11 Petrifioux 62 26 12 24 78 70 +8 90
12 Nord-Fortune 62 23 19 20 71 69 +2 88
13 Santerbourg 62 24 16 22 71 75 −4 88
14 Bellemont 62 23 18 21 59 49 +10 87
15 Aztec 62 23 18 21 77 71 +6 87
16 Étoile 62 21 23 18 76 66 +10 86
17 Vitre 62 21 20 21 84 72 +12 83
18 Demoise 62 23 12 27 80 88 −8 81
19 Pays-de-Bolles 62 19 22 21 73 72 +1 79
20 Mortiise 62 19 22 21 69 80 −11 79
21 Étudiants 62 22 12 28 69 71 −2 78
22 Modague 62 21 15 26 66 68 −2 78
23 Rimouski 62 22 12 28 64 77 −13 78
24 Allentelle 62 20 16 26 74 82 −8 76
25 Bordy 62 21 13 28 66 78 −12 76
26 Lorient 62 21 13 28 57 72 −15 76
27 Marseleinne 62 19 16 27 67 93 −26 73
28 Marsy-Joumex 62 17 18 27 65 72 −7 69
29 Sudennes 62 17 17 28 62 83 −21 68 RELEGATION
30 EAF 62 19 10 33 54 83 −29 67 RELEGATION
31 Iane 62 17 15 30 59 85 −26 66 RELEGATION
32 Révolutionnaires 62 15 13 34 55 104 −49 58 RELEGATION


Kitsunia-Deesse (KDE) qualifiers
Champion's Cup: Soleis
Youth Cup: Petit Soleis
Globe Cup: Armée, Sioux, Doctrice
Series B Champion's Cup: Ancoux, Royal Club, UDS, Rochefort
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Global Cup of Soccer I Champion

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Presidential League Results
Presidents League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Madison Squares 46 26 9 11 58 26 +32 87
2 Van Buren Kinderhooks 46 24 14 8 83 49 +34 86
3 Fillmore Whigs 46 24 11 11 81 55 +26 83
4 Jefferson City 46 24 11 11 64 37 +27 83
5 Ford Prefect F.C. 46 22 10 14 77 53 +24 76
6 Tippecanoe 46 19 13 14 65 53 +12 70
7 Arthur Ashes 46 18 14 14 64 67 -3 68
8 Hoover Dam F.C. 46 19 11 16 66 62 +4 68
9 Old Hickory 46 17 16 13 71 54 +17 67
10 Hamilton Federalists 46 18 11 17 36 27 +9 65
11 Clay Comets 46 17 14 15 63 60 +3 65
12 Roosevelt Roughriders 46 18 11 17 59 63 -4 65
13 Franklin Lightning 46 18 9 19 84 82 +2 63
14 Adams the Sixth 46 15 15 16 35 33 +2 60
15 Patrick Henry Patriors 46 16 10 20 58 68 -10 58
16 Johnson Tailors 46 14 14 18 33 43 -10 56
17 Lincoln Liberators 46 14 13 19 42 64 -22 55
18 Washington Heights 46 14 11 21 39 52 -13 53
19 General Eisenhower 46 14 11 21 53 67 -14 53
20 Buchanon Butte 46 12 15 19 49 71 -22 51
21 Kennedy Space Center 46 11 13 22 30 53 -23 46
22 Monroe Mansion 46 10 15 21 35 50 -15 45
23 Truman-Capote F.C. 46 10 14 22 37 63 -26 44
24 Garfield Lions 46 10 11 25 48 78 -30 41



2nd Division Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 McKinley Miners 46 28 11 7 94 40 +54 95
2 Harding Hollies 46 27 11 8 87 38 +49 92
3 Rutherford Bridge 46 24 13 9 87 53 +34 85
4 Clinton Cobras 46 25 10 11 61 36 +25 85
5 Tyler Too 46 20 19 7 69 42 +27 79
6 Carter City 46 22 13 11 67 42 +25 79
7 Wilson Warriors 46 22 9 15 63 50 +13 75
8 Taylor Tigers 46 19 17 10 42 35 +7 74
9 Taft Town 46 21 7 18 67 68 -1 70
10 Adams Town 46 17 17 12 48 41 +7 68
11 Fort Polk 46 17 16 13 79 59 +20 67
12 Nixon Nails 46 19 9 18 53 58 -5 66
13 Grant Canons 46 16 18 12 77 60 +17 66
14 Roosevelt Raiders 46 18 9 19 60 70 -10 63
15 Obama River F.C. 46 16 11 19 57 70 -13 59
16 Bush Landing 46 14 12 20 57 71 -14 54
17 Bush Oilers 46 14 11 21 68 72 -4 53
18 Harrison Harpies 46 12 16 18 48 57 -9 52
19 Cleveland Indians 46 11 13 22 44 68 -24 46
20 Silent Cal F.C. 46 8 16 22 53 80 -27 40
21 Johnson City 46 10 8 28 50 95 -45 38
22 Cleveland Browns 46 8 13 25 26 60 -34 37
23 Reagan Rams 46 9 10 27 41 83 -42 37
24 Pierce Panthers 46 5 11 30 35 85 -50 26


Playoffs
Rutherford Bridge 2-0 Carter City
Clinton Cobras 3-2 Tyler Too

Rutherford Bridge 1-0 Clinton Cobras

Monroe Mansion 1-0 Rutherford Bridge

Presidential America (PRA) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: Madison Squares
Globe Cup: Van Buren Kinderhooks, Fillmore Whigs, Jefferson City
Series B Cup: McKinley Miners, Harding Hollies, Rutherford Bridge, Clinton Cobras

Rushmori Copa de Campeones: Madison Squares

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Valladar Liga-1 XXXVII and King's Shield XXVII Results

Valladares (VLD) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup 52: Pradera FC, Metropolis Alligators, AS Bezieres
[Youth Cup: Pradera FC, Metropolis Alligators Academy, ASB Academy]
Globe Cup 49: AC Tallin, Fontvielle Impact, Canalave Dragons
Series B Champions’ Cup 49: Nord Energie FC, Pumas Maldonado, Ajax Carloburgo, Slateport Bulls

Other competitions:

Cygnus Cup 27: AC Tallin
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Champions: I Coupe Pomme D'Or, Copa Rushmori 26, Copa Rushmori 29, Di Bradini Cup 48
Runners-Up: World Cup 75, Cup of Harmony 49, Copa Rushmori 25, Copa Rushmori 27, IBC 10
Third Place: Copa Rushmori 18, Volleyball World Expo 9
Fourth Place: World Cup 67, Copa Rushmori 32, IBC 8, IBC 9, IBC 12
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Caspionato di Fuzibol Capivara Seu Creysson
Capivara Seu Creysson Football Championship


---Ceriá                       Pld     W    D    L     GF    GA    GD    Pts 
1 Benjamin Constant 38 22 11 5 95 48 +47 77 CC
2 31 Cudmundópolis 38 20 7 11 84 57 +27 67 GC
3 Madruguinha Buneco Clube 38 21 3 14 87 64 +23 66 GC
4 Gruzeiro 38 19 5 14 78 62 +16 62 GC

5 Inter Limão 38 18 8 12 68 57 +11 62 HC
6 Onze do Copo 38 17 7 14 52 62 −10 58 HC

7 Filhos do Íbis 38 17 6 15 69 62 +7 57
8 São Perebano 38 16 9 13 60 56 +4 57
9 Paraguay SC 38 16 8 14 90 82 +8 56
10 Bunda Juniors 38 15 8 15 54 55 −1 53
11 SC Derrota 38 13 12 13 62 57 +5 51
12 Freiras de São Roque 38 13 12 13 54 49 +5 51
13 Faustão Pelada Clube 38 13 7 18 66 67 −1 46
14 Nojentus 38 12 9 17 60 59 +1 45
15 Braçil 38 12 8 18 59 77 −18 44
16 Las Marías 38 11 11 16 58 76 −18 44
17 Chapeleta de Desportos 38 11 10 17 62 80 −18 43
18 Vila Xurupita 38 11 9 18 46 54 −8 42
19 Máfia FC 38 11 7 20 44 70 −26 40
20 Xangrilá 38 8 11 19 42 96 −54 35


---Ceribê                      Pld     W    D    L     GF    GA    GD    Pts 
1 Crash Bandicoot 38 20 8 10 78 53 +25 68 SBCC
2 Cebola Mol 38 18 12 8 76 49 +27 66 SBCC
3 Atlético Clube dos Zumbi 38 17 11 10 71 51 +20 62 SBCC
4 Morto Clube 38 18 7 13 63 52 +11 61 SBCC

5 Primos do Macaco Tião 38 17 9 12 64 48 +16 60
6 Real Jabuti 38 17 7 14 79 58 +21 58
7 Calypso 38 16 8 14 67 51 +16 56
8 São Ratazano 38 15 10 13 54 57 −3 55
9 GREC Unidos da Cerva 38 16 5 17 75 86 −11 53
10 Sapatos Airlines 38 15 7 16 85 71 +14 52
11 Galos do Jacu 38 12 16 10 73 62 +11 52
12 Jibóia Preta 5000 38 14 10 14 63 74 −11 52
13 Barata FC 38 13 12 13 85 85 0 51
14 Real Saci 38 14 8 16 81 86 −5 50
15 Carandiru FC 38 13 10 15 60 75 −15 49
16 Cones da Prefeitura 38 10 15 13 59 67 −8 45
17 Pisando na Bola FC 38 12 7 19 57 84 −27 43
18 Saci SC 38 10 12 16 64 72 −8 42
19 Atlético Cachaceiro 38 9 9 20 49 87 −38 36
20 Pai Toletão de Oxalá 38 8 9 21 52 87 −35 33


---Ceriçê                      Pld     W    D    L     GF    GA    GD    Pts 
1 Anões EC 38 21 5 12 84 57 +27 68
2 Peixe Frito 38 17 13 8 57 50 +7 64
3 Ronaldinhos da América 38 19 6 13 64 47 +17 63
4 Toupeira FC 38 19 6 13 66 56 +10 63

5 Atlético Chorão 38 18 9 11 49 42 +7 63
6 Capivara FC 38 17 11 10 71 60 +11 62
7 Paulo Bonfá RBCCFA 38 16 10 12 76 56 +20 58
8 Comigrama 38 16 9 13 65 63 +2 57
9 Horríver Prata 38 14 11 13 55 38 +17 53
10 Queijolândia 38 13 12 13 64 54 +10 51
11 Bregantino 38 13 12 13 65 70 −5 51
12 Viúvas do Pelé 38 14 9 15 54 65 −11 51
13 Chaculateira FC 38 13 9 16 57 72 −15 48
14 Lebafon 38 13 8 17 66 80 −14 47
15 Volta Quadrada 38 12 9 17 60 74 −14 45
16 Carmelitas Descalçoladas 38 10 13 15 70 76 −6 43
17 Mendigal Ispórtico Crúbio 38 10 11 17 46 60 −14 41
18 Vovó Clotilde 38 8 16 14 52 61 −9 40
19 Pinel 38 11 7 20 65 85 −20 40
20 Esperança Tetraplégica 38 9 8 21 58 78 −20 35


---Ceridê                      Pld     W    D    L     GF    GA    GD    Pts 
1 Perebense 38 23 7 8 96 55 +41 76
2 Hermanos da Mafalda 38 20 10 8 59 43 +16 70
3 Esquadrilha da Fumaça 38 21 6 11 83 57 +26 69
4 Ninjas do Arrocha 38 20 8 10 98 55 +43 68

5 Catuaba Atlético 38 19 8 11 98 56 +42 65
6 Pretérito Imperfeito 38 17 10 11 65 53 +12 61
7 ET Discos 38 17 9 12 81 63 +18 60
8 FC Mônica Zacarias 38 17 8 13 61 49 +12 59
9 Acre 38 16 8 14 86 60 +26 56
10 Atlético Gretchen 38 15 9 14 68 68 0 54
11 Patético Balangandense 38 15 9 14 63 63 0 54
12 Difícil É o Nome 38 14 11 13 73 64 +9 53
13 W.O.F.C. 38 15 8 15 50 51 −1 53
14 Coelhinhas FC 38 14 9 15 57 51 +6 51
15 Xisbúrguer SV 38 14 9 15 74 74 0 51
16 Atlético Estatuário 38 13 8 17 52 66 −14 47
17 América de Cabo Verde 38 11 11 16 65 74 −9 44
18 Forças da Paz Eterna 38 11 9 18 56 70 −14 42
19 Jogalama 38 4 7 27 43 138 −95 19
20 Tabajara FC 38 1 2 35 27 145 −118 5


Parabeins ao grandi campião
congratulations to the great champion
BENJAMIN CONSTANT

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Capivara Seu Creysson Cup



RODADIA 1
round 1
.              Lebafon 0–4 Saci SC
FC Mônica Zacarias 1–0 Atlético Gretchen
Pai Toletão de Oxalá 1–1 Anões EC (1–2 AET)
Toupeira FC 1–1 Mendigal Ispórtico Crúbio (1–1 AET) (4–5 pen.)
Coelhinhas FC 3–1 Peixe Frito
Real Saci 0–1 Catuaba Atlético
América de Cabo Verde 0–0 Carandiru FC (1–0 AET)
Bregantino 1–0 Primos do Macaco Tião
Forças da Paz Eterna 2–1 Carmelitas Descalçoladas
Jogalama 3–6 Máfia FC
Queijolândia 2–1 Morto Clube
Xangrilá 2–1 GREC Unidos da Cerva
Real Jabuti 0–2 Perebense
Esquadrilha da Fumaça 2–4 Capivara FC
Hermanos da Mafalda 0–1 Ninjas do Arrocha
Viúvas do Pelé 3–5 Pinel
Barata FC 1–0 Atlético Clube dos Zumbi
Paulo Bonfá RBCCFA 3–0 Xisbúrguer SV
Volta Quadrada 1–2 W.O.F.C.
Pisando na Bola FC 3–3 ET Discos (4–3 AET)
Crash Bandicoot 5–1 Atlético Cachaceiro
Vovó Clotilde 3–1 Difícil É o Nome
Sapatos Airlines 4–1 Esperança Tetraplégica
Tabajara FC 0–7 Acre
Patético Balangandense 0–5 Chapeleta de Desportos
Ronaldinhos da América 1–1 Pretérito Imperfeito (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.)
Atlético Chorão 4–0 Cones da Prefeitura
Vila Xurupita 1–3 Comigrama
Cebola Mol 2–3 Jibóia Preta 5000
Calypso 3–0 Galos do Jacu
Chaculateira FC 0–0 São Ratazano (1–1 AET) (1–3 pen.)
Atlético Estatuário 1–1 Horríver Prata (3–1 AET)


RODADIA 2
round 2
.              Saci SC 1–1 FC Mônica Zacarias (1–2 AET)
Anões EC 1–0 Mendigal Ispórtico Crúbio
Coelhinhas FC 3–1 Catuaba Atlético
América de Cabo Verde 1–0 Bregantino
Forças da Paz Eterna 1–2 Máfia FC
Queijolândia 2–1 Xangrilá
Perebense 2–0 Capivara FC
Ninjas do Arrocha 4–1 Pinel
Barata FC 4–1 W.O.F.C.
Paulo Bonfá RBCCFA 3–1 Pisando na Bola FC
Crash Bandicoot 1–0 Vovó Clotilde
Sapatos Airlines 3–1 Acre
Chapeleta de Desportos 0–0 Pretérito Imperfeito (0–0 AET) (5–3 pen.)
Atlético Chorão 1–3 Comigrama
Jibóia Preta 5000 1–0 Calypso
São Ratazano 1–1 Atlético Estatuário (1–1 AET) (4–3 pen.)


RODADIA DUS TIME BOM
bye teams round
.                 Braçil 2–1 FC Mônica Zacarias
SC Derrota 3–4 Anões EC
São Perebano 0–2 Coelhinhas FC
Onze do Copo 3–1 América de Cabo Verde
Madruguinha Buneco Clube 1–1 Máfia FC (1–3 AET)
Faustão Pelada Clube 3–1 Queijolândia
Freiras de São Roque 1–0 Perebense
Gruzeiro 2–2 Ninjas do Arrocha (3–3 AET) (1–3 pen.)
Las Marías 1–5 Barata FC
Benjamin Constant 1–1 Paulo Bonfá RBCCFA (1–1 AET) (3–2 pen.)
Filhos do Íbis 1–1 Crash Bandicoot (1–1 AET) (3–2 pen.)
Inter Limão 3–1 Sapatos Airlines
Paraguay SC 3–1 Chapeleta de Desportos
Nojentus 0–6 Comigrama
31 Cudmundópolis 1–3 Jibóia Preta 5000
Bunda Juniors 0–3 São Ratazano


OTAVIAS DI FINAU
round of 16
.             Braçil 1–7 Anões EC
Coelhinhas FC 6–0 Onze do Copo
Máfia FC 2–1 Faustão Pelada Clube
Freiras de São Roque 0–0 Ninjas do Arrocha (0–1 AET)
Barata FC 0–3 Benjamin Constant
Filhos do Íbis 0–3 Inter Limão
Paraguay SC 0–4 Comigrama
Jibóia Preta 5000 1–1 São Ratazano (1–1 AET) (2–4 pen.)


QUARTIAS DI FINAU
quarter-finals
.        Anões EC 5–5 Coelhinhas FC (5–5 AET) (1–3 pen.)
Máfia FC 1–0 Ninjas do Arrocha
Benjamin Constant 1–5 Inter Limão
Comigrama 1–1 São Ratazano (1–1 AET) (2–4 pen.)


ÇEMIFINAU
semi-finals
Coelhinhas FC 0–1 Máfia FC
Inter Limão 2–4 São Ratazano


FINAU
final
Máfia FC 1–1 São Ratazano (1–1 AET) (4–2 pen.)


Parabeins ao grandi campião
congratulations to the great champion
MÁFIA FC

Capivara Group (CPV) qualifiers
Champions' Cup: Benjamin Constant
Globe Cup: 31 Cudmundópolis, Madruguinha Buneco Clube, Gruzeiro
Series B Champions' Cup: Crash Bandicoot, Cebola Mol, Atlético Clube dos Zumbi, Morto Clube
Cygnus Cup: Máfia FC
Heritage Cup: Inter Limão, Onze do Copo
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Season 3 Results: MD11-20


MATCHDAY 11
FK Keltischdorf 1-0 Kaltstadt Blizzards FC
Nordbergen 3-0 Athletic Weisenfeld
SC Gold Löwe 5-0 Alle-GAS
Kaesedorf Athletic 0-1 Die Kirchestrasse XI
Swillburg United 0-1 Steinbruck Bahnhof
Grünwalder 2-2 Gengenbach
Südlander 1-1 Kaltsdadt 68
MATCHDAY 12
Athletic Weisenfeld 1-2 FK Keltischdorf
Alle-GAS 2-1 Kaltstadt Blizzards FC
Die Kirchestrasse XI 1-1 Nordbergen
Steinbruck Bahnhof 3-0 SC Gold Löwe
Gengenbach 2-0 Kaesedorf Athletic
Kaltsdadt 68 1-0 Swillburg United
Südlander 0-2 Grünwalder
MATCHDAY 13
FK Keltischdorf 1-3 Alle-GAS
Athletic Weisenfeld 2-0 Die Kirchestrasse XI
Kaltstadt Blizzards FC 1-1 Steinbruck Bahnhof
Nordbergen 1-1 Gengenbach
SC Gold Löwe 2-1 Kaltsdadt 68
Kaesedorf Athletic 0-4 Südlander
Swillburg United 0-3 Grünwalder
MATCHDAY 14
Die Kirchestrasse XI 5-1 FK Keltischdorf
Steinbruck Bahnhof 1-0 Alle-GAS
Gengenbach 0-0 Athletic Weisenfeld
Kaltsdadt 68 1-0 Kaltstadt Blizzards FC
Südlander 0-1 Nordbergen
Grünwalder 3-1 SC Gold Löwe
Swillburg United 2-0 Kaesedorf Athletic
MATCHDAY 15
FK Keltischdorf 3-1 Steinbruck Bahnhof
Die Kirchestrasse XI 4-1 Gengenbach
Alle-GAS 4-0 Kaltsdadt 68
Athletic Weisenfeld 0-3 Südlander
Kaltstadt Blizzards FC 1-0 Grünwalder
Nordbergen 0-1 Swillburg United
SC Gold Löwe 4-0 Kaesedorf Athletic
MATCHDAY 16
Gengenbach 4-1 FK Keltischdorf
Kaltsdadt 68 0-1 Steinbruck Bahnhof
Südlander 0-1 Die Kirchestrasse XI
Grünwalder 0-3 Alle-GAS
Swillburg United 1-0 Athletic Weisenfeld
Kaesedorf Athletic 4-3 Kaltstadt Blizzards FC
SC Gold Löwe 2-1 Nordbergen
MATCHDAY 17
FK Keltischdorf 2-2 Kaltsdadt 68
Gengenbach 2-0 Südlander
Steinbruck Bahnhof 0-3 Grünwalder
Die Kirchestrasse XI 2-0 Swillburg United
Alle-GAS 2-0 Kaesedorf Athletic
Athletic Weisenfeld 0-0 SC Gold Löwe
Kaltstadt Blizzards FC 1-3 Nordbergen
MATCHDAY 18
Südlander 3-0 FK Keltischdorf
Grünwalder 3-1 Kaltsdadt 68
Swillburg United 1-1 Gengenbach
Kaesedorf Athletic 3-0 Steinbruck Bahnhof
SC Gold Löwe 0-1 Die Kirchestrasse XI
Nordbergen 0-2 Alle-GAS
Kaltstadt Blizzards FC 1-2 Athletic Weisenfeld
MATCHDAY 19
FK Keltischdorf 2-2 Grünwalder
Südlander 1-0 Swillburg United
Kaltsdadt 68 0-0 Kaesedorf Athletic
Gengenbach 1-2 SC Gold Löwe
Steinbruck Bahnhof 4-4 Nordbergen
Die Kirchestrasse XI 0-1 Kaltstadt Blizzards FC
Alle-GAS 3-0 Athletic Weisenfeld
MATCHDAY 20
Swillburg United 2-1 FK Keltischdorf
Kaesedorf Athletic 1-1 Grünwalder
SC Gold Löwe 3-1 Südlander
Nordbergen 1-2 Kaltsdadt 68
Kaltstadt Blizzards FC 1-1 Gengenbach
Athletic Weisenfeld 1-1 Steinbruck Bahnhof
Alle-GAS 1-1 Die Kirchestrasse XI

MATCHDAY 11
Swillburg Polaris 2-1 Lischenten Streuner
FK Lumaiheim 2-0 SV Mannendorfstaaten
Eisenport North End 0-0 Sperbertal United
Sporting Eisenport FC 1-2 AFK Mettler
FK Flußorstaft 1-0 Fortuna Donnersberg
1. Catamount Pond FC 1-1 Westenklippe
1. Gunwhale Pier 1-2 Mannendorf 26
MATCHDAY 12
SV Mannendorfstaaten 0-0 Swillburg Polaris
Sperbertal United 0-1 Lischenten Streuner
AFK Mettler 2-0 FK Lumaiheim
Fortuna Donnersberg 1-1 Eisenport North End
Westenklippe 0-1 Sporting Eisenport FC
Mannendorf 26 3-0 FK Flußorstaft
1. Gunwhale Pier 2-0 1. Catamount Pond FC
MATCHDAY 13
Swillburg Polaris 0-2 Sperbertal United
SV Mannendorfstaaten 0-1 AFK Mettler
Lischenten Streuner 0-1 Fortuna Donnersberg
FK Lumaiheim 2-0 Westenklippe
Eisenport North End 0-0 Mannendorf 26
Sporting Eisenport FC 1-0 1. Gunwhale Pier
FK Flußorstaft 0-2 1. Catamount Pond FC
MATCHDAY 14
AFK Mettler 2-0 Swillburg Polaris
Fortuna Donnersberg 1-0 Sperbertal United
Westenklippe 1-1 SV Mannendorfstaaten
Mannendorf 26 2-1 Lischenten Streuner
1. Gunwhale Pier 3-0 FK Lumaiheim
1. Catamount Pond FC 2-2 Eisenport North End
FK Flußorstaft 1-1 Sporting Eisenport FC
MATCHDAY 15
Swillburg Polaris 2-3 Fortuna Donnersberg
AFK Mettler 2-0 Westenklippe
Sperbertal United 1-1 Mannendorf 26
SV Mannendorfstaaten 0-1 1. Gunwhale Pier
Lischenten Streuner 0-1 1. Catamount Pond FC
FK Lumaiheim 0-0 FK Flußorstaft
Eisenport North End 1-0 Sporting Eisenport FC
MATCHDAY 16
Westenklippe 2-1 Swillburg Polaris
Mannendorf 26 0-1 Fortuna Donnersberg
1. Gunwhale Pier 1-4 AFK Mettler
1. Catamount Pond FC 2-0 Sperbertal United
FK Flußorstaft 2-1 SV Mannendorfstaaten
Sporting Eisenport FC 2-0 Lischenten Streuner
Eisenport North End 0-1 FK Lumaiheim
MATCHDAY 17
Swillburg Polaris 0-1 Mannendorf 26
Westenklippe 1-1 1. Gunwhale Pier
Fortuna Donnersberg 2-2 1. Catamount Pond FC
AFK Mettler 1-0 FK Flußorstaft
Sperbertal United 0-0 Sporting Eisenport FC
SV Mannendorfstaaten 1-1 Eisenport North End
Lischenten Streuner 0-1 FK Lumaiheim
MATCHDAY 18
1. Gunwhale Pier 3-2 Swillburg Polaris
1. Catamount Pond FC 2-2 Mannendorf 26
FK Flußorstaft 2-2 Westenklippe
Sporting Eisenport FC 0-0 Fortuna Donnersberg
Eisenport North End 2-1 AFK Mettler
FK Lumaiheim 1-0 Sperbertal United
Lischenten Streuner 1-1 SV Mannendorfstaaten
MATCHDAY 19
Swillburg Polaris 1-1 1. Catamount Pond FC
1. Gunwhale Pier 1-0 FK Flußorstaft
Mannendorf 26 0-1 Sporting Eisenport FC
Westenklippe 1-1 Eisenport North End
Fortuna Donnersberg 0-2 FK Lumaiheim
AFK Mettler 1-0 Lischenten Streuner
Sperbertal United 1-1 SV Mannendorfstaaten
MATCHDAY 20
FK Flußorstaft 5-2 Swillburg Polaris
Sporting Eisenport FC 1-2 1. Catamount Pond FC
Eisenport North End 2-0 1. Gunwhale Pier
FK Lumaiheim 1-0 Mannendorf 26
Lischenten Streuner 3-1 Westenklippe
SV Mannendorfstaaten 0-1 Fortuna Donnersberg
Sperbertal United 2-0 AFK Mettler

German American Premier League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Alle-GAS 20 14 3 3 40 16 +24 45
2 Die Kirchestrasse XI 20 11 3 6 32 19 +13 36
3 SC Gold Löwe 20 11 3 6 28 18 +10 36
4 Nordbergen 20 10 5 5 33 23 +10 35
5 Grünwalder 20 10 4 6 37 23 +14 34
6 Steinbruck Bahnhof 20 8 4 8 25 26 -1 28
7 Swillburg United 20 8 4 8 18 21 -3 28
8 FK Keltischdorf 20 7 4 9 24 38 -14 25
9 Kaltsdadt 68 20 6 5 9 18 25 -7 23
10 Kaesedorf Athletic 20 6 4 10 21 33 -12 22
11 Gengenbach 20 5 6 9 22 26 -4 21
12 Athletic Weisenfeld 20 5 5 10 13 27 -14 20
13 Kaltstadt Blizzards FC 20 5 5 10 27 31 -4 20
14 Südlander 20 5 3 12 23 35 -12 18

As of late, Alle has pulled away with the first place spot, becoming this year's Gold Loewe. A gigantic shock is DKXI, who has come out of nowhere to vie for the 2nd and 3rd spots with Loewe, Nordbergen, and Gruenwalder. Bahnhof, Swillburg U, and Keltischdorf are all tied up close to 30 points and could be dangerous. The bottom is all very close, with teams in 9th position down all within 3 points. This includes a struggling KBFC, who has faded into the relegation spot. As the home stretch comes close, every game will count for every team.

2. Liga Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 1. Gunwhale Pier 20 14 2 4 36 19 +17 44
2 1. Catamount Pond FC 20 10 8 2 23 13 +10 38
3 AFK Mettler 20 12 1 7 26 16 +10 37
4 Eisenport North End 20 10 7 3 20 14 +6 37
5 Sperbertal United 20 8 6 6 15 11 +4 30
6 Sporting Eisenport FC 20 7 6 7 14 11 +3 27
7 Fortuna Donnersberg 20 7 6 7 18 19 -1 27
8 FK Lumaiheim 20 8 3 9 15 17 -2 27
9 Mannendorf 26 20 6 7 7 19 19 +0 25
10 Swillburg Polaris 20 6 5 9 20 25 -5 23
11 Westenklippe 20 4 8 8 13 22 -9 20
12 FK Flußorstaft 20 4 6 10 20 32 -12 18
13 SV Mannendorfstaaten 20 3 8 9 11 19 -8 17
14 Lischenten Streuner 20 3 3 14 12 25 -13 12


The 2. Liga remains a competetive affair, with Gunwhale and Catamount Pond atop the league in the promotion spots. AFK has made a competition for the top ranks with their superb offensivve play. The league is tight again this season, and it should be interested to see how the teams do for the rest of the season.
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According to the following posts, the FPIFA are proud to announce the Polarian qualifiers for the next round of UICA and international competitions:

NB. All updated now.

Season XXIV: Preview - Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4

------Divisjon One               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Image FC1. Surtsey Island Gulls 34 22 6 6 79 37 +42 72 - Champions, CC, IoM, CdC
2 Image SK Franz Josef City 34 20 9 5 70 41 +29 69 - CC, Cygnus
3 Image Northbrook Diamonds FK 34 18 8 8 53 39 +14 62 - CC
4 Image FC Axel Heiburg 34 16 10 8 61 48 +13 58 - CC
5 Image SK Aasiaat Harbour 34 16 8 10 62 39 +23 56 - GC
6 Image East Franz Athletic 34 15 9 10 55 41 +14 54 - GC
7 Image RSK Longyearbyen Town 34 14 7 13 48 46 +2 49 - GC
8 Image FC Solovetsky Monastery 34 13 8 13 45 44 +1 47
9 Image FC1. Bjarnarey Flotilla 34 12 11 11 47 50 −3 47
10 Image SC Kiel 34 12 8 14 51 54 −3 44
11 Image Jan Mayen Islanders 34 10 11 13 42 46 −4 41
12 Image FC Torshavn 34 11 7 16 46 51 −5 40
13 Image FC Cape St Paul 34 10 9 15 40 58 −18 39
14 Image Red Star Severny 34 10 9 15 43 64 −21 39
15 Image SK Sturm Nuuk 34 8 11 15 40 53 −13 35
16 Image Franz Josef Young Boys 34 6 13 15 37 60 −23 31 - Relegated
17 Image Koppen Rig Force 34 6 11 17 37 54 −17 29 - Relegated
18 Image FK Viipuri 56 34 6 7 21 34 65 −31 25 - Relegated


UICA COMPETITIONS
Polar Islandstates (PIS) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup 52: FC1. Surtsey Island Gulls, SK Franz Josef City, Northbrook Diamonds FK, FC Axel Heiburg
[Youth Cup: FC1. Surtsey Island Gulls, SK Franz Josef City, Northbrook Academy, Haapa-Mechelin Youth Academy]
Globe Cup 49: SK Aasiaat Harbour, East Franz Athletic, RSK Longyearbyen Town
Series B Champions’ Cup 49: SK Nasjonale Hauker, North Star Grímsey, Resolute Storm 1913 FC, Novaya Sibir Reds
OTHER COMPETITIONS:
Copa de Campeones: FC1. Surtsey Island Gulls
Cygnus Cup: SK Franz Josef City
Ides of March Cup: FC1. Surtsey Island Gulls
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LIGA MAHARLIKA
Season 2017


After the events that transpired in the World Cup 67 Qualifer against Eastfield Lodge, the nation then known as Sangti has been renamed to The Royal Barangay, with a new government led by Antonio Arias. WIth this, he sought to reorganize the way sport is run in the nation, after woeful performances in the 13th IBC and the 67th World Cup Qualifiers.

WIth the new KPMB (Konsehong Pampalakasan ng Maharlikang Barangay), the nation organized another season of the league, albeit starting at January of 2017, and with a revised structure. The restructuring of the league was in its climax, as 18 former Primera Liga Teams become 16 Liga Maharlika Primera teams.

Supercopa Maharlika
at Estadio Olimpico, Sangti, The Royal Barangay
Deportivo Nespa 0–0 Real Cintore (0–2 AET)


WINNERS
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1st title


Primera

Main article: Liga Maharlika Primera Preview

18 Teams competed in the top division of the football pyramid in the Royal Barangay. There were two newly promoted sides, as Real Nonasa, the "Sangtian Club of the Century" and Locomotiva Nandezfer, winners and runners-up of the Old Campeonato respectively, replaces FC Jocolim, Sangtiola Nandezfer, Girondins Tossan and Ryne Savio, who went to the opposite direction.

There were also a mixup of managers, as the appointment of Rick Martinez as manager of the national team left Deportivo Nespa without a manager. In a few days, they signed Julius Chaves from the The Silver Iron Skulls, who in turn hired former NT manager Jaime Faltado. Three more clubs replaced managers. The disastrous season for Jester Averilla meant that he was replaced by former NT assistant Niccolo Abundo. Wenefrido Dumale replaced Arden Labindalawa as manager of Gabelona, while Stewart Kutch, former manager of FC Jocolim, takes the reins from Jerous Co at Real Rosavilla.

This will see many clubs signing foreigners. The most famous of them were Goal Blossom of the Equestrian States; the first female and non-human player in the league, and Jared Anderson, of neighbors The Licentian Isles.

Midseason Table
   Liga Maharlika Primera  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts   Notes
1 Racing Xinghua Baoyam 17 11 3 3 25 13 +12 36 CC, CEdC
2 Deportivo Nespa 17 9 5 3 36 26 +10 32 GC
3 Real Tiagosan 17 9 3 5 29 27 +2 30 GC
4 CD Viocla 17 8 4 5 40 33 +7 28 GC
5 Atletico Radi 17 8 3 6 29 29 0 27
6 Real Cintore 17 7 4 6 16 10 +6 25
7 Olympique Leonde 17 7 4 6 22 18 +4 25
8 Carrubonieta Il Gueti 17 7 4 6 25 23 +2 25
9 Gabelona 17 8 1 8 41 41 0 25
10 Balompie Mogya 17 7 2 8 23 20 +3 23
11 Tossan Saint Etudes 17 6 5 6 22 25 −3 23
12 CF Vanie 17 7 0 10 22 21 +1 21
13 Real Nonasa 17 5 6 6 36 38 −2 21
14 Carbonel Nuelma 17 4 7 6 19 23 −4 19
15 Wanko Nocoru 17 6 1 10 25 32 −7 19 REL
16 CF Rumasi 17 5 2 10 25 34 −9 17 REL
17 Locomotiva Nandezfer 17 3 7 7 11 19 −8 16 REL
18 Real Rosavilla 17 4 3 10 33 47 −14 15 REL

Jerous Manalo's Racing Xinghua holds a four point lead against their nearest rivals, the defending champion Deportivo Nespa. Real Tiagosan and CD Viocla are in the Globe Cup spots, while Atletico Radi and Real Cintore follow them closely. At the other side of the table, Nonasa and Carbonel are just above Wanko, Rumasi, Locomotiva and Rosavilla, with six points between them and 12th place Vanie, who endured a terrible start after going pointless in their first five games.

Fast forward to Matchday 31...

MATCHDAY 31
CD Viocla 2–0 Carrubonieta Il Gueti
Racing Xinghua Baoyam 1–1 CF Rumasi
Tossan Saint Etudes 2–0 CF Vanie
Balompie Mogya 1–3 Real Tiagosan
Real Nonasa 0–2 Deportivo Nespa
Gabelona 1–1 Locomotiva Nandezfer
Real Rosavilla 2–1 Real Cintore
Olympique Leonde 2–2 Carbonel Nuelma
Atletico Radi 2–2 Wanko Nocoru


With three matches to play, Nonasa suddenly slide into the relegation spots, while Nandezfer was rooted to the bottom for some matchdays, and both sides needed a win in their next matchdays to remain in the hunt for survival. Meanwhile at the top, Cintore has emerged as a threat to leaders Racing Xinghua between midseason and now. However, they lost against Rosavilla in Rosaleda. This loss, coupled with Xinghua's draw, increased the gap to six points, with nine points still available.

MATCHDAY 32
Carrubonieta Il Gueti 3–0 Atletico Radi
Wanko Nocoru 1–0 Olympique Leonde
Carbonel Nuelma 3–1 Real Rosavilla
Real Cintore 4–2 Gabelona
Locomotiva Nandezfer 1–1 Real Nonasa
Deportivo Nespa 4–2 Balompie Mogya
Real Tiagosan 2–0 Tossan Saint Etudes
CF Vanie 1–0 Racing Xinghua Baoyam
CF Rumasi 2–0 CD Viocla


With the bottom two facing each other, a loss meant relegation for one of them, but that doesn't always happen. A draw relegated both sides in a gloomy day in the Estacio de Trenes. Racing Xinghua's loss to CF Vanie, coulped with Deportivo and Cintore recording 4-2 wins, made the top 3 very interesting in the final day of the season. Real Tiagosan also beat Saint Etudes to keep in touch with the leaders with an outside chance to win the title. Meanwhile back at the bottom, Gabelona and Rumasi are now in the relegation spots after Gabelona lost to Cintore and Rumasi managing a victory against Viocla.

Matchday 33
CF Rumasi 1–3 Carrubonieta Il Gueti
CD Viocla 3–3 CF Vanie
Racing Xinghua Baoyam 3–1 Real Tiagosan
Tossan Saint Etudes 1–2 Deportivo Nespa
Balompie Mogya 1–0 Locomotiva Nandezfer
Real Nonasa 0–1 Real Cintore
Gabelona 4–3 Carbonel Nuelma
Real Rosavilla 3–0 Wanko Nocoru
Olympique Leonde 0–1 Atletico Radi


Rumasi's loss to Carrubonieta signified their relegation from the top division after Gabelona managed to beat Carbonel, 4-3. At the top however, Real CIntore piled the pressure more on Racing Xinghua by beating Nonasa, while Deportivo did likewise, beating Saint Etudes, which dropped the latter into the relegation zone. The pressure was alleviated by Racing Xinghua's 3-1 win over Tiagosan, which all but ended Tiagosan's title hopes. Tiagosan however qualified for their third straight Globe Cup.

The Final Day
Inportant Matches

Relegation Dogfight
Atletico Radi vs Real Rosavilla
Wanko Nocoru vs Gabelona
Locomotiva Nandezfer vs Tossan Saint Etudes
CF Vanie vs CF Rumasi

11 Real Rosavilla           33   12   6  15    68   78  −10    42
12 CF Vanie 33 12 5 16 36 41 −5 41
13 Wanko Nocoru 33 11 8 14 48 55 −7 41
14 Gabelona 33 11 7 15 67 75 −8 40
15 Tossan Saint Etudes 33 9 12 12 41 46 −5 39


Five clubs enter the final day with uncertainty floating around them. Rosavilla is virtually safe, as there will be a big match at the Estable de Caballeros where Wanko meets Gabelona, in which the loser may be relegated. That will also make CF Vanie virtually safe. If Saint Etudes manage however to win, Gabelona will be in big trouble unless they beat Wanko.

Championship Battle
Real Cintore vs Balompie Mogya
Deportivo Nespa vs Racing Xinghua Baoyam

 1 Racing Xinghua Baoyam    33   19   6   8    44   25  +19    63
2 Real Cintore 33 18 6 9 37 20 +17 60
3 Deportivo Nespa 33 17 9 7 64 48 +16 60


SInce the 2013-14 season, there has not been an exciting final day of the season. But this is it, with Real Cintore holding their destiny against Balompie, the big match will be at the Nueva Estadio de Isla Nespa, where Deportivo face Racing Xinghua. Cintore will win the title if they win and Deportivo win by at least the same margin. Racing will win the title with a draw. Deportivo meanwhile must win by at least two goals and hope that Cintore fail to win their match with Balompie.

The Events (Seleced for crucial matches)
1300 - All matches kick off.
1307 - Jared Anderson scores for Los Verdeblancos off a counter attack against Los Verdes. (RCI 1-0 BMO)
1308 - Erick Khan scores a free kick against Gabelona. (NOC 1-0 GAB) Shortly after, Mariano Doquenia shot past Nico Tigue to give Los Caballos the lead. (ATR 1-0 RRO)
1320 - BJ Uy scores after his looper went beyond Jovick Bucaoto. (NOC 1-1 GAB) At this time, both clubs are safe as there is no update at the Estacion de Trenes, as Saint Etudes finds a way to get a score against Locomotiva.
1322 - PENALTY! Kelvin Castillo brought down BJ Uy inside the penalty box. Ale Mordeno shoots the ball into the bar, but the rebound fell kindly to him and shot it anyway for 2-1. (NOC 1-2 GAB)
1323 - Tristan Isip's shot grazes over the bar. It remained 1-0. Meanwhile DIckson Lampa is shown a red card for a two footed tackle on Kenneth Canapi. Goal Blossom took the ensuing free kick, only to sail wide.
1324 - Don Coruno strikes for Vanie, giving them the lead (VAN 1-0 RUM)
1326 - Coruno scores his second, courtesy of a half volley, 2-0. Vanie is virtually safe anyway. (VAN 2-0 RUM)
1330 - Aldren Fernandez's shot deflects Luigi Averilla's leg and rolled into the Wanko net. (NOC 1-3 GAB)
1338 - Robin Pilapil pulls one back for Rumasi. (VAN 2-1 RUM)
1340 - Jericho scores off a half volley and equalizes for Rosavilla. (ATR 1-1 RRO)
1344 - Joey Jardinico doubles Cintore's lead; meanwhile no goals at Nespa, as 10-man Racing XInghua weathers the storm. (RCI 2-0 BMO; DNE 0-0 RXB)
1346 - Majority of matches go into halftime
1347 - The Nespa - Racing Xinghua match also goes into halftime.
1400 - Matches kick off in the second half.
1407 - BJ Uy scores again for Gabelona, barring any relegation fears as of then. (NOC 1-4 GAB)
1413 - Jericho scores again for Rosavilla; the next kickoff however saw Mariano Doquenia shoot a speculative shot beyond the penalty arc to make it 2-2. (ATR 2-2 RRO)
1423 - Ichiro Mateo gives CIntore a three goal lead. (RCI 3-0 BMO)
1431 - Pilapil's another goal levelled the match for Los Marineros. (VAN 2-2 RUM)
1436 - Doquenia scores his hattrick to pull Radi ahead 3-2. (ATR 3-2 RRO)
1440 - Eddie Avanzado scores a magic goal for Saint Etudes, which is not good news for Wanko. They now go into the relegation zone with five minutes to play. (LNA 0-1 TSE)
1442 - PENALTY! Racing Xinghua go down to nine men after Ortiz was sent off for upending John Utanes. Utanes took the penalty, but Cyril Cablayan performed a double save. (DNE 0-0 RXB)
1447 - Majority of crucial matches finish. Real CIntore 3-0 Balompie Mogya, CF Vanie 2-2 CF Rumasi and Wanko Nocoru 1-4 Gabelona. Wanko fans invade the stadium to wait for results of the match in Nandezfer. Similar scenes in Verdes Prados.
1448 - Match between Atletico Radi and Rosavilla ended; Atletico Radi 3-2 Real Rosavilla. There has been a sending off at injury time for Saint Etudes, as McDarvin Cuevas given a second yellow.
1449 - Free kick for Locomotiva hits the bar... and that's it for Wanko's top flight status. They go down to the LM2 with Rumasi, Nonasa and Locootiva. Locomotiva Nandezfer 0-1 Tossan Saint Etudes.
1451 - The match at Nespa ended, with Racing Xinghua Baoyam winning the Barangayan title for the first time. The Azulblancos were celebrating as Deportivo fans look in shock and dismay. Deportivo Nespa 0-0 Racing Xinghua Baoyam.
1503 - The title ceremony took a while due to a pitch invasion, and Racing fans all over The Royal Barangay celebrated Jerous Manalo's return two seasons ago as Racing Xinghua is crowned champions of The Royal Barangay.

Matchday 34
Carrubonieta Il Gueti 0–0 Olympique Leonde
Atletico Radi 3–2 Real Rosavilla
Wanko Nocoru 1–4 Gabelona
Carbonel Nuelma 1–2 Real Nonasa
Real Cintore 3–0 Balompie Mogya
Locomotiva Nandezfer 0–1 Tossan Saint Etudes
Deportivo Nespa 0–0 Racing Xinghua Baoyam
Real Tiagosan 1–1 CD Viocla
CF Vanie 2–2 CF Rumasi

FINAL TABLE
   Liga Maharlika Primera  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts   Notes
1 Racing Xinghua Baoyam 34 19 7 8 44 25 +19 64 Champions/Champions' Cup/CEdC (MD34)
2 Real Cintore 34 19 6 9 40 20 +20 63 Globe Cup/CEdC (MD34)
3 Deportivo Nespa 34 17 10 7 64 48 +16 61 Globe Cup (MD34)
4 Real Tiagosan 34 16 8 10 56 47 +9 56 Globe Cup (MD33)
5 Olympique Leonde 34 14 9 11 47 38 +9 51
6 CD Viocla 34 13 11 10 64 59 +5 50
7 Atletico Radi 34 14 7 13 50 52 −2 49
8 Carbonel Nuelma 34 12 12 10 47 43 +4 48
9 Carrubonieta Il Gueti 34 14 5 15 40 41 −1 47
10 Balompie Mogya 34 12 8 14 42 43 −1 44
11 Gabelona 34 12 7 15 71 76 −5 43
12 Tossan Saint Etudes 34 10 12 12 42 46 −4 42
13 CF Vanie 34 12 6 16 38 43 −5 42
14 Real Rosavilla 34 12 6 16 70 81 −11 42
15 Wanko Nocoru 34 11 8 15 49 59 −10 41 Relegated (MD34)
16 CF Rumasi 34 9 8 17 53 66 −13 35 Relegated (MD33)
17 Real Nonasa 34 8 10 16 65 79 −14 34 Relegated (MD32)
18 Locomotiva Nandezfer 34 6 12 16 22 38 −16 30 Relegated (MD32)


CHAMPIONS
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1st title


Segunda
Ryne Savio and Sangtiola Nandezfer returned to the top flight as Jocolim and Tadofal get the remaining Series B Champions Cup places. It was misery for Inter CIntore, Novasca, Celta and Nalvodo, as they were relegated to the third tier.

   Liga Maharlika Segunda  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts   Notes
1 Ryne Savio 34 20 8 6 51 26 +25 68 Champions (MD34), Promoted (MD33) SBCC (MD30)
2 Sangtiola Nandezfer 34 18 9 7 70 50 +20 63 Promoted/SBCC (MD32)
3 FC Jocolim 34 18 6 10 37 22 +15 60 SBCC (MD34)
4 Real Tadofal 34 15 10 9 64 52 +12 55 SBCC (MD34)
5 Atletico Gustina 34 15 9 10 58 50 +8 54
6 Rambo Pesgem 34 15 8 11 61 48 +13 53
7 Atleti Gueti 34 14 9 11 81 66 +15 51
8 Real Baoyam 34 16 3 15 39 44 −5 51
9 El Dos Cantos Cadomer 34 14 8 12 72 62 +10 50
10 Girondins Tossan 34 12 8 14 34 37 −3 44
11 Rosavilla Atletico 34 13 4 17 41 50 −9 43
12 Internacional Nespa 34 11 9 14 70 73 −3 42
13 Balangay Balongaca 34 10 9 15 48 63 −15 39
14 Real Droniolo 34 10 8 16 48 65 −17 38
15 Internacional Cintore 34 9 10 15 27 38 −11 37 Relegated (MD34)
16 CR Novasca 34 9 8 17 37 51 −14 35 Relegated (MD34)
17 Celta Vanie 34 9 8 17 24 52 −28 35 Relegated (MD33)
18 CF Nalvodo 34 6 10 18 45 58 −13 28 Relegated (MD32)


Lower Leagues
LM Tercera
Champions: Respeto Mogya
Promoted: Respeto Mogya, Real Balongaca
Relegated: FC Vascue, Atletico Rumasi, Ronda Catobon, Nueva Cegacor
   Liga Maharlika Tercera  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
1 Respeto Mogya 34 22 8 4 44 16 +28 74
2 Real Balongaca 34 18 6 10 60 43 +17 60
3 Resituto Nuelma 34 17 8 9 85 68 +17 59
4 CF Nuevavilla 34 18 5 11 52 41 +11 59
5 Atletico Viocla 34 16 8 10 46 38 +8 56
6 Policia Panaoma 34 15 7 12 50 41 +9 52
7 Atletico Droniolo 34 14 10 10 50 47 +3 52
8 Rayo Diabuen 34 14 7 13 51 54 −3 49
9 FC Diabuen 34 14 6 14 41 45 −4 48
10 Deportivo Girabel 34 12 8 14 35 38 −3 44
11 Reape Atlantique 34 14 2 18 46 56 −10 44
12 Unido Tiagosan 34 12 7 15 55 59 −4 43
13 Deportivo Novasca 34 13 3 18 30 31 −1 42
14 Leonde Sport 34 11 8 15 30 28 +2 41
15 FC Vascue 34 9 8 17 29 40 −11 35
16 Atletico Rumasi 34 8 9 17 53 79 −26 33
17 Ronda Catobon 34 7 11 16 39 51 −12 32
18 Nueva Cegacor 34 6 11 17 35 56 −21 29

LM Cuarto
Champions: Real Nesley
Promoted: Real Nesley, Yesre Atletique
Relegated: Chateroux Mosra, Ritmo Cadomer, Real Gabel, Recreativo Nonasa, CF Lafoxpa, Nicojardi Club

Conferencia Regional
Champions/Promoted: Ramo Central (Norte), CF Radi (Sur)

Copa del Barangay


Quarterfinals
Real Cintore 1–0 Racing Xinghua Baoyam
Real Nesley 4–2 CF Vanie
CR Novasca 4–3 Rambo Pesgem
Atletico Radi 0–1 FC Jocolim

Semifinals
Both matches were held at Estadio Olimpico, Sangti
Real Cintore 1–0 FC Jocolim
CR Novasca 3–3 Real Nesley (3–3 AET) (1–3 pen.)

Final
at Estadio Olimpico, Sangti, TRB
Real Nesley 2–1 Real Cintore


Liga Maharlika Cuarto side Real Nesley upset the odds, as they managed to beat Real Cintore 2-1, and as such, will be TRB's Cygnus Cup qualifier.

WINNERS
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Real Nesley
1st title


The Royal Barangay (TRB) qualifiers
Champions' Cup 52: Racing Xinghua Baoyam
Globe Cup 49: Real Cintore, Deportivo Nespa, Real Tiagosan
Series B Champions' Cup 49: Ryne Savio, Sangtiola Nandezfer, FC Jocolim, Real Tadofal

Cygnus Cup 27: Real Nesley
Campionato Esportivano di Campeones IX: Racing Xinghua Baoyam, Real Cintore
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Eura (EUR) Qualifiers
Top seeds are first

CC: Revolutionaries, Directus
GC: Spartangrad, Ulsa, Holdenberg
SBCC: Whitepill, Bastion Lions, Mayville Town, Ulsa Rovers


Other Competitions Eura (EUR) Qualifiers

Cygnus Cup: Ulsa
Copa de Campeones: Revolutionaries
Endemia Cup: Revolutionaries (League Champs) Ulsa (Cup Champs)

The Euran Football Association’s Euraleague
Recap on Season 16


The big story of the last year was Eura’s stunning triumph over Polar Islandstates in the World Cup. However, despite the upcoming Season 17 running alongside the World Cup 67 qualifiers without the usual year gap to make it two years between cycles, we will not allow Euraleague to become overlooked. Last season, the season before the World Cup, was in its own right quite a triumph. For the first time Euraleague would have two Champions Cup slots, which just went to show how much progress it has been making in recent years. It started with the fourth iteration of the revived Endemia Cup, where Directus triumphed with relative ease after beating Capital Kingsland 4-1 in the final, who had already knocked out troubled Bastion.

The Charity Shield is usually an unremarkable prelude to the league and cup season, but this one – between Directus and Bastion – was a rather shocking indication of the direction in which Bastion were headed. Directus destroyed Bastion 6-1, an embarrassing domestic debut for both Apoxian defender Isner and 16 year old Syndicatian left back Rhys West. Bastion were clearly missing Skorji Oslograd already, not to mention the retired Sam Needle and Daley Hart and surprisingly sold John Gomer. Directus were superb by comparison, and looked very much like title contenders going into the league season.

As it turned out, they were contenders in a largely three horse race. However, it would be Spartangrad who won the biggest honour, and they did it for the first time in many years. They scored an incredible 112 goals to propel themselves to the title on 80 points, finishing four points ahead of Directus and five ahead of Revolutionaries after those two drew 2-2 on the last day of the season, while Spartangrad thrashed Suttonville 6-0. Sam Thomas scored three in that game, and he was the key figure in the title win, bagging 30 goals and 12 assists. That said their attacking mantra, with Parsons/Savitskiy and Adams/Churchilli on the flanks and a strong midfield trio of Haraldsson, Evans and Acuna, was very much a team effort.

Directus and Revolutionaries were both a bit unlucky in the end, Directus in particular who had their own impressive goal tally of 108 but a number of draws they couldn’t convert into wins cost them a comfortable title win. For Revolutionaries it was another formative season and despite finishing 3rd largely thanks to the outstanding performances of John Spartan. They looked like the most complete team in the league towards the end of the season and will likely be favourites next year with their new signings, which shall be discussed later, taken into account. Ulsa finished a respectable fourth but comfortably away from the title, despite a surprisingly outstanding season for Sam Ashtree who scored 24 league goals, by far a career best. However, the damage done by losing Craig Sinclair was pretty evident.

For the first time in history the 5th place in the Gold League would bring a team Globe Cup football, and with Bastion’s troubles plain to see it was very much up for grabs amongst the teams who usually push for top half finishes. Holdenberg were the best of the bunch, finishing in 5th thanks to a very capable squad, but in particular the contribution of Pablo Dohi, the Sameban star bagging 17 goals and 15 assists. But the icing on the cake for them was winning the National Cup, beating Directus 3-1 on penalties in the final to win their first silverware in a very long time. Lajuno came close behind them, spurred on by the fantastic young Mytanar striker Egil Fomitschow, a loanee, who bagged 20 goals to secure 6th for them. Then in 7th came Bastion. They had a poor season, plagued by the inability to defend a lead. The only bright spots were the fairly consistent scoring rate of Bryn Thomas and Iturributan Andima Etchaleku’s performances on the wing.

Honeybadgers and Hornchurch followed up Bastion in the table with fairly bog standard upper mid table performances, but Oakstone were the big surprise in the top half, finishing 10th after a superb after surviving their first season up in 16th previously. Despite an awful defensive record, the performances of Bell in midfield and Gould up front were enough to push them up so high. At the bottom, Mountainside and Suttonville were relegated comfortably as expected, but there was real drama as AFC Mayville – back in the top flight after a long absence at the expense of their rivals – stayed in the Gold League by only a couple of points. And they did so at the expense of their rivals, who lost 1-0 to Holdenberg City and a Pola Grabnyak goal on the last day, while AFC managed a draw at Bastion that summed up the capital club’s season.

Unsurprisingly Spartangrad’s Clark Robinson won Manager of the Season, while his 30 goal forward and Golden Boot winner Sam Thomas won Player of the Season on top of his Forward of the Season award, narrowly beating John Spartan. The latter did win Young Player of the Season deservedly as well as Midfielder of the Season, while Chris Waller snatched the goalkeeper award and Nick Feeney deservedly was named Defender of the Season.

Season 17 Buildup: Club by club


AFC MAYVILLE
Manager: Nicky Moore (50, Eura)
Stadium: Langham Stadium (Mayville, 44,000)
Key players: Reece Coleman, Joey Walton, Matt Edding, Anders Kleppner, Harry Higgins, Jude Yates, Ethan Dixon, Charlie Brady, Miles McDonald
In: Miles McDonald (23, ST, Eura) from Suttonville for £5.5m, Jude Yates (25, RW, Eura) from Mountainside for £2m.
Out: N/A

AFC Mayville stayed in the Gold League by the skin of their teeth last season at the expense of their local rivals, and under Nicky Moore they have set out to stay up again. Miles McDonald has come in from Suttonville after an impressive top flight debut season, as has winger Jude Yates from Mountainside. They haven’t lost anyone in the transfer window, and at the same time talented 19 year old centreback Matt Edding has come through the ranks to help reinforce their back line.

Last season’s finish: 17th Predicted finish: 15th

BASTION
Manager: John Greaves (40, Eura)
Stadium: Bastion Arena (Bastion, 110,000)
Key players: Kondrat Istomin, Robert Morgan, Isner, Brian Marner, Rhys West, Joan Cruft, Jim Cotterill, Eye Barsa, Andima Etchaleku, Miroslav Janda, John Mallard, Bryn Thomas
In: Miroslav Janda (26, LW, Mytannion) from Mayville Town for £9.5m.
Out: Alan Elroy (63, Eura, Manager) sacked, Vinko Horvat (32, RB, Mytannion) to Brigham on a free transfer.

Bastion struggled to 7th last season, a disastrous regression after a couple of years of progress led mainly by the presence of Skorji Oslograd. It would cost Alan Elroy his job as Bastion are now eight seasons without a league title. There are reasons to be hopeful for this Bastion team, such as talented Apoxian centreback Isner who did well in his first season in the Gold League. Eye Barsa is still as classy as he always was, and Andima Etchaleku has been a key addition in midfield amongst a bunch of ageing players. John Mallard is also beginning to look like a solid long term investment up front, and for this season caretaker manager John Greaves – appointed on a permanent basis in the summer after taking over from Elroy mid-season – has made another signing.

Controversial Mytanar winger Miroslav Janda is that signing. He cost £9.5m but is a consistent goalscorer at this level though his temperament and his crosses need to be worked upon. It is also worth noting that the two young Syndicatian fullbacks who were thrown into the mire last season, particularly Rhys West who started 30 games at just 16, managed to put in respectable performances. Both of them could be a regular feature if they keep up their form, particularly Robert Morgan who has now actually taken over from departing Horvat as a regular.

That said, this team is still undermined by numerous weaknesses and an ageing squad. The mediocrity of first team regulars like Cruft, Marner, Cotterill, and now even the formerly potent Bryn Thomas threaten to make this another season to forget.

Last season’s finish: 7th Predicted finish: 7th

BRIGHAM
Manager: Danny Granger (41, Eura)
Stadium: Old Ham Lane (Brigham, 76,409)
Key players: Martin Smith, Vinko Horvat, Michael Adell, David Smith, Alfie Birch, Thomas Kay, Hakan Abt, Karl Cotrell, Demi Arthur, Danny Sullivan, Liam Allen
In: Karl Cotrell (24, CM, Inevitable Syndicate) from Westonbirt City (Inevitable Syndicate) for £1.5m, Thomas Kay (23, RW, Eura) from Carsby for £1.3m, Hakan Abt (20, CDM, Equestrian States) from Appleoosa (Equestrian States) for £700k, Vinko Horvat (32, RB, Mytannion) from Bastion for free.
Out: Nicholas Kerr (36, LCB, Eura) retired, Volk Savanev (36, ST, New Hackney) retired.

Brigham finished a solid 12th last year, but maybe could’ve done better. They’ll be aiming to move up the table though after actually sliding down it one place last year. They’ve lost the experience of Volk Savanev up front but he was probably past it anyway, as was Nicholas Kerr – in their place they’ve made four young talented signings. Karl Cotrell, Hakan Abt and Thomas Kay are the three new members of a rebuilt midfield while Vinko Horvat has realised he’s no longer good enough for Bastion, and so he’s joined to help solidify Brigham’s back line. 10th would not be an unreasonable expectation for Brigham.

Last season’s finish: 12th Predicted finish: 10th

CULPAPY UNITED
Manager: Neil Knowles (62, Eura)
Stadium: Sharp Stadium (Culpapy, 60,000.)
Key players: Nick Leather, Nile Samson, Luke Hartnett, Michael Simpson, John Mattinson
In: John Mattinson (26, ST, Daera) from Mayville Town for £1.9m.
Out: Carl Brommis (25, GK, Eura) to Directus for £9m, Chris Peters (25, RW, Eura) to Hornchurch for £5.3m, Charlie Harris (20, CB, Eura) to Holdenberg for £5m.

United did incredibly well to finish 13th last season despite failing to strengthen, but they’ve been picked apart in the summer and now they look like certain candidates for the drop. John Mattinson isn’t a bad signing up front, but the rest of their team has been gutted. Losing Carl Brommis to Directus was unavoidable; such a talented keeper couldn’t stay here for long. But the losses of Chris Peters and Charlie Harris to Hornchurch and Holdenberg respectively, two bigger but not much more massive clubs, will hurt big time and shows a lack of ambition at the club. Even though they’ve made £19.3m in player sales this summer, they’ve only spent £1.9m, and at this level that isn’t sustainable on the field even if it does boost the finances. United are down.

Last season’s finish: 13th Predicted finish: 19th

DIRECTUS
Manager: Tom Benedict (46, Eura)
Stadium: Castle Road (Directus, 95,000)
Key players: Carl Brommis, Sergey Grzeskiewicz, Craig Gilbert, Michael Robertson, Derek Millson, Claus Rijsbergen, Maas Fox, Bill Riley, Glenn Anderson, Michael Brandon, Luar Dardan, Stanislav Navratil, Ildar Patrelyak
In: Carl Brommis (25, GK, Eura) from Culpapy United for £9m.
Out: Ryan Jones (28, GK, Eura) to Farrenton Athletic for £6.2m.

Directus did well to secure Champions Cup qualification last season, but will be disappointed they didn’t run surprise champions Spartangrad closer for the title. That said their squad is still very good and this season they have talented young centreback Derek Millson back from a loan to add to the potential lineup. Otherwise they’ve had little transfer activity, apart from in goal where they’ve effectively swapped goalkeepers. Ever since Daniel Belgrave left to spend his last few years of playing in Polar Islandstates, they’ve been reliant on Ryan Jones, a decent keeper but never really quality enough for the team he was at.

Jones was moved on finally to the returning Farrenton Athletic, and coming the other way from Culpapy United’s exodus was Carl Brommis. Brommis has been one of the best Euran goalkeepers for a few years now, and he’s only 25. Directus will not be favourites this year like they were last year, but it is important not to underestimate them. Their outfield weakness is probably their ageing fullbacks who are not quite as dominant as they used to be, but in midfield the impressive Maas Fox is gradually replacing Bill Riley. If Fox does as well for Directus as he seems to be starting to do with his national team, his linking up with Dardan, Navratil and Patrelyak could make Directus an unstoppable force.

Last season’s finish: 2nd Predicted finish: 2nd

FALOURR
Manager: Reggie Yarmouth (39, Eura)
Stadium: Sandstone Ground (60,000)
Key players: Tony Grant, Buck Manning, Matt Maher, Levi Andetel, Armando Elevado, John Lloyd, Aidan Jones, Toby Hayes, Robin Tykeman, Sean Hayward
In: Toby Hayes (22, LW, Eura) from Mountainside for £3.6m, Sean Hayward (18, ST, Eura) from Mayville Town for £2m, Matt Maher (29, CB, Eura) from Mayville Town for £1.7m.
Out: Jody Meredith (35, ST, Saer) retired.

It’s safe to say that Falourr probably underperformed last season. However, this season they have a chance to move up the table with the emergence of the talented Buck Manning, and Armando Elevado proving to be a real bargain in midfield. They’ve built their squad up big time in the summer, making three key signings which will be particularly important to their progress. Toby Hayes was the standout performer for Mountainside last season and the winger, who is a surprise inclusion for Eura’s World Cup 67 qualifying squad, could be a fruitful signing. Sean Hayward is a very young striker who impressed at Mayville Town last year, while Matt Maher from the same club is experienced and will add defensive solidity.

Last season’s finish: 15th Predicted finish: 12th

FARRENTON ATHLETIC
Manager: Craig Brandon (43, Eura)
Stadium: Stadion Pignorant (Farrenton, 70,000)
Key players: Ryan Jones, Adam Walsh, Tim Banner, Jonathan Bishop, Josh Caig, Kimi Houberg, Eugene Sabattini, Grant Harrod
In: Ryan Jones (28, GK, Eura) from Directus for £6.2m, Kimi Houberg (31, CAM, Swartaz) from Spartangrad for £4m.
Out: N/A

Farrenton are back. Their return to the Gold League went surprisingly badly after many thought they might cruise to safety. However they have returned to the top flight once more, this time with a strong squad and some good signings. They blitzed Silver League last season in record fashion, racking up 88 points putting them 21 clear of their nearest rivals. This time they have some real stars in their team, particularly £6.2m goalkeeper Ryan Jones, experienced Spartangrad dynamo Kimi Houberg, young Sameban winger Eugene Sabattini, striker Grant Harrod and the powerful midfielder Josh Caig. A good season lies ahead for them.

Last season’s finish: 1st in Silver League Predicted finish: 16th

HOLDENBERG
Manager: Adam Jones (67, Eura)
Stadium: Benedict Lane (Holdenberg, 74,869)
Key players: Simon Neeson, Joe Caffin, Aaron Brandley, Joleon Carter, Bradley Francis, Lee Myers, Alexey Tatarchuk, Roman Mayalla, Charlie Fuller, Pablo Dohi, Geoff Day
In: Charlie Harris (20, CB, Eura) from Culpapy United for £5m.
Out: N/A

Holdenberg were absolutely outstanding last season. They made sweeping changes to their team, particularly the midfield, and those changes worked. They finished well in the league, securing Globe Cup football in 5th, and a cup run ended in a surprise final victory over Directus to win their first silverware in years. They haven’t disposed of any players ruthlessly this time round, but they have further improved their squad by bringing in hot prospect Charlie Harris. The 20 year old centreback was secured for £5m, a sound long term investment on a player who could be a Euran regular for years to come. With Bastion in the mire and Lajuno unbalanced, they will fancy their chances at getting 5th again – or maybe even higher if any of the big boys slip up.

Last season’s finish: 5th Predicted finish: 5th

HOLDENBERG CITY
Manager: Jonathan Grayton (56, Eura)
Stadium: Hafran Lane (Holdenberg, 63,590)
Key players: Revy Collison, Olman Reedwater, Jake Mayer, Gideon Black, Alan Dabix, Darren Wood, Keith Rowland, Pola Grabnyak.
In: Rudy Valencia (23, CAM, SJG) from Alianza FC (SJG) for £12.1m, Conor Thompson (21, CM, Licentian Isles) from Houghton Rovers (Licentian Isles) for £1.2m.
Out: Darren Wood (32, CF, Eura) to Dashturnbein for £500k.

They did it! Or just about, anyway. Holdenberg City overcame a club crisis to eventually survive without too much fuss, mainly thanks to the efforts of Alan Dabix, Keith Rowland and Pola Grabnyak. Grabnyak isn’t the same goal machine he was last time he was in Eura but he did a decent enough job, while Rowland is starting to look like the real deal up front. The consistent talisman was of course Alan Dabix, controlling the midfield in his particularly authoritative fashion. Now City have made a big signing, that of Rudy Valencia, the best player in San Jose Guayabal, Rudy Valencia.

Their talismanic midfielder cost City £12.1m, but they are clearly hoping he will work with Dabix behind him and Rowland and Grabnyak in front to lift City up the table. It would be nice for them if they didn’t have to battle relegation every year. The signing of young Licentian midfielder Conor Thompson might also help the cause, while the rather limited and ageing forward Darren Wood was offloaded from the wage bill.

Last season’s finish: 16th Predicted finish: 17th

HONEYBADGERS
Manager: Wesley Adams (49, Eura)
Stadium: The Hive (Directus, 62,107)
Key players: Rick Connors, Alex Bashley, Ashley O'Brien, Ryan Collins, Jesus Reyes, Lee McKray, Steven Marshall, Kevin Colbert, Neil Cole, Dominik Davidenko, Michael Sarado.
In: N/A
Out: N/A

Dominik Davidenko was an adequate replacement for Guy Stamp for sure, in fact he was one of the bargains of last season. But Honeybadgers are a well-rounded team and might feel a bit let down that they could only finish 8th last year while Holdenberg and Lajuno seized on Bastion’s weakness. That said, they have a very good team and despite a summer devoid of transfer activity, I doubt they will fall down the table at all. They might struggle to move up it though.

Last season’s finish: 8th Predicted finish: 8th

HORNCHURCH
Manager: Gordon Mevitt (38, Eura)
Stadium: Walter Avenue (Hornchurch, 56,392)
Key players: Ben Prince, Tim Small, Stuart Albright, Asey Vella, Daniel Callorca, Chris Peters, Mikael Johannes, Fraser Vaughan, Blake Carter, Liam Carling
In: Chris Peters (25, RW, Eura) from Culpapy United for £5.3m.
Out: Julius Carrera (25, ST, Sameba) to Oyardo FC (Astograth) for £20m, David Moore (32, RW, Eura) to Real Oakwood for £350k.

A 9th place finish last season for Hornchurch was not a let down, but like Honeybadgers they will feel they could’ve done better. And in the summer they’ve suffered a hard blow in losing their talisman up front, Sameban Julius Carrera. The club couldn’t refuse as Oyardo FC of Astograth came in with a big offer of £20m, a club record sale. Regardless it is a disappointing loss and they’ve been unable to secure a replacement, which mounts more pressure on Liam Carling to keep the goals flowing. They did do some good business in midfield however, replacing David Moore with Chris Peters, a decent enough signing. However without Carrera a minor slide seems inevitable.

Last season’s finish: 9th Predicted finish: 11th

LAJUNO
Manager: Mikelatz Mendialde (Astograth)
Stadium: Lansbury Road (Lajuno, 62,000)
Key players: Loren Arambel, Tomas Svensen, Alan Fotheringham, Declan Hosking, Andrew Watson, David Ormondhall, Brendan Crawford, Craig Harper, Richard Lockhart, Joe Robel, Jordan Jarvis.
In: Jordan Jarvis (25, ST, Eura) from Mountainside for £7m.
Out: Steve Norman (34, CM, Eura) retired.

Two sixth place finishes in a row make Lajuno an increasingly regular feature near the top of the table, but they will surely feel that they can finish higher if they perform this season. A big loss is that they won’t have Egil Fomitschow this year after he returned to his parent club, but once again Lajuno have filled their striker gap sufficiently with Jordan Jarvis, a highly rated forward who had a great debut season in the Gold League last year. With Joe Robel hitting form, who knows how well they could do with a bit of luck?

Last season’s finish: 6th Predicted finish: 6th

OAKSTONE
Manager: Gareth Red (48, Eura)
Stadium: The Oak House (Oakstone, 82,402)
Key players: Gary Shudland, Dario Ragili, Richie Wallins, Henry Gibson, Karl Wallace, Rob Bell, Noah Bryan, Pierrhe Rossi, Toño Morsón, Mitchell Mowbry, Simon Gould.
In: Dario Ragili (26, RB, Sameba) from Rivet for £2.8m, Henry Gibson (19, CB, Eura) from Mayville Town for £1.1m.
Out: N/A

Oakstone are perhaps the most quickly developing side in the league at the moment, having jumped up 6 places in the table last season. A number of smart signings by their outstanding manager Gareth Red got them there, and now they’ve made two more. Sameban international right back Dario Ragili came in from Rivet for £2.8m, while another addition to Oakstone’s definite weak spot – the defence – was made in the form of Henry Gibson, Mayville Town’s teenage centreback. They’ll continue progressing this season.

Last season’s finish: 10th Predicted finish: 9th

REAL OAKWOOD
Manager: Michael Brand (52, Eura)
Stadium: Barrigan Stadium (Sullivan, 58,505)
Key players: Jeb Huddlestone, Nigel Kersey, Callum Howard, David Moore.
In: David Moore (32, RW, Eura) from Hornchurch for £350k.
Out: N/A

Real Oakwood are back in the top flight, but with a thin squad and Michael Brand’s experiment won’t continue for long. Down.

Last season’s finish: 3rd in Silver League Predicted finish: 20th

REVOLUTIONARIES
Manager: Lucas Morton (46, Eura)
Stadium: Sasky Rising Memorial Stadium (Brigham, 107,000)
Key players: Ross Ramsden, Nick Feeney, Eamon Power, Mark Rogers, Niels Kruse, Kieran Kane, John Spartan, Gareth Blackthorn, Gabi, Lekubegi Guerrikaechebarria, Duda, Simon Xavier, James Brecon, Ambale Deniau
In: Ambale Deniau (29, ST, Saugeais) from Arcon (Saugeais) for £30m.
Out: N/A

It seems like Revolutionaries are finally gelling together as the team they can be, and this is likely their year. Ross Ramsden, Eamon Power and Kieran Kane might be slightly past their peak, and Simon Xavier obviously past it, but the rest of the squad have come together perfectly. The midfield in particular is deadly, and John Spartan – one of the best players of last season in the country – could be crucial to their title hopes. However, the one thing Revolutionaries were really missing was a class striker. Despite the valiant efforts of James Brecon, most of their goals came from midfield and Brecon simply won’t cut it as a title winning striker.

So Revolutionaries splashed out again, this time on a very risky deal – albeit a risky deal they had to take. Ambale Deniau, the deadly Saugeais striker from Arcon, couldn’t refuse going to a club like Revolutionaries. But the 29 year old came at an extortionate cost, £30m, which puts a lot of pressure on him to live up to his price tag. However it would not be surprising in the slightest if he was the final piece in the Revolutionaries puzzle, and they will be hoping he can guide them to the title. They must be the favourites this time round.

Last season’s finish: 3rd Predicted finish: 1st

SPARTANGRAD
Manager: Clark Robinson (51, Eura)
Stadium: Olympic Stadium (Spartangrad, 104,773)
Key players: Andy Quinn, Weylon Churchilli, Alexsandr Lyngstrad, Grant Townsend, Rhys Gibbons, Alexandr Savitskiy, Giovanni Acuña, Rhodri Evans, Severin Haraldsson, Mike Adams, Sam Thomas, Chad Parsons.
In: Andy Quinn (29, GK, Eura) from Atletik Thessia (Mytannion) for £11.5m.
Out: Kimi Houberg (31, CAM, Swartaz) to Farrenton Athletic for £4m, Vincent James (32, GK, Saugeais) retired.

FINALLY! Spartangrad are champions again, and it is almost entirely thanks to Sam Thomas. The striker has just had the best year of his career, helping Eura to a World Cup win and winning the title for his club team. Now though the pressure will be on to do it again, but it seems unlikely they will repeat the feat in consecutive years with Revolutionaries so strong and Directus likely to be hurting from finishing 2nd. They have brought in a better goalkeeper mind, replacing Vincent James (who decided to finish on a high and retire at just 32) with Atletik Thessia expat Andy Quinn, who returns to Eura for a questionable fee of £11.5m. Spartangrad haven’t really changed much elsewhere, after all why would they, but they have offloaded Kimi Houberg somewhat surprisingly. One suspects that Rhys Gibbons, the 18 year old centreback, may get his chance this season after a successful loan spell in Apox.

Last season’s finish: 1st Predicted finish: 3rd

ULSA
Manager: Albert Osman (64, Eura)
Stadium: Troutbridge (Ulsa, 97,460)
Key players: Chris Waller, Gareth Dawkins, Lyle Heath, Gavin Madison, Andy Davis, Lukasz Urfstadt, Christian Sanchez, Luis Aldardo, Iuliu Zapatic, Ruben Morantes, Ryan King, Colin Nelson, Nicky Martin, Phil Gulliver.
In: Ryan King (23, AM, Eura) from Teva FC (United Gordonopia) for £23m, Ruben Morantes (25, CM/CAM, Valladares) from Marinos Metrópolis (Valladares) for £12.5m.
Out: Sam Ashtree (25, ST, Eura) to Royal Rumiatzi (Astograth) for £50m.

Ulsa will be a little disappointed that they could not challenge for the title last season, but given some of the losses from their squad – primarily Craig Sinclair – it was far from a disaster. However, shocking events at the club this summer have thrown away any way of predicting how they’ll do this time. With a few days left of the transfer window, Ulsa had done nothing in the market. They seemed content with their defence, the best in the league, and while Christian Sanchez had been a let down in midfield he was good enough to stay. They were beaten to Miroslav Janda, a potential replacement for Colin Nelson, by Bastion. Everything seemed quiet.

Then the news broke; Royal Rumiatzi, for some reason, saw fit to make an unrefusable £50m offer for Sam Ashtree. On the pitch Ashtree, who had just enjoyed the best season of his career, was a big loss, but £50m – a record fee in the history of Euran football – was still a massive coup for Ulsa. They immediately went for two targets they had otherwise not really had the money to buy available, two very talented targets indeed. First they rescued Ryan King from his misery at Teva FC in United Gordonopia for £23m, a risky but potentially brilliant investment. Then they spent £12.5m on Valladares international Ruben Morantes. The midfielder is a fantastic player, and this deal is being considered by many to be an absolute bargain. However losing Ashtree has left Ulsa bare up front – Nicky Martin returns to prominence once again but he’s old now, and Phil Gulliver has yet to prove himself. Ulsa are definitely the dark horse.

Last season’s finish: 4th Predicted finish: 4th

USMER
Manager: Ted Onions (42, Eura)
Stadium: Ludvik Ring (Usmer, 69,492)
Key players: Roman Ayebler, Gary Prior, Paavo Wuopio, Marko Dreher, John Gomer, Császár Mór, Matthew Steel, Berardo do Luca, Dan Brooks, Alperen de Kleijn, Ben Robinson.
In: N/A
Out: Suleyman von Rossen (29, CM, Creeland) to Partizan Tsrvena (Mytannion) for £3m.

Little has changed over the summer, but they have offloaded von Rossen to make room for talented Pasargan youngster Császár Mór. Midtable again.

Last season’s finish: 11th Predicted finish: 13th

WEA
Manager: Tim Park (48, Daera)
Stadium: The Athletic Ground (Bastion, 54,202)
Key players: Greg Bramson, Moe Spencer, Vince Padovesi, Ellis Dedrick, Dale Huxtable
In: N/A
Out: N/A

Vince Padovesi is certainly a talent, but they don’t really have much of a chance otherwise. Down.

Last season’s finish: 2nd in Silver League Predicted finish: 18th

WORKERS UNION
Manager: Jaroslav Masaryk (36, Mytannion)
Stadium: Workers Athletic Achievement Stadia for Make Benefit of People (Callodown, 80,000)
Key players: Alexander Roudet, Fabio Quella, Ed Hill, Massimo Dini, Bernd Gloeckner, Mason Oliver, Nick Ward, Isaac Grant
In: Djourou Calaga (33, CDM, Eura) on a free transfer.
Out: N/A

Not much has really changed in the summer for WU, other than the signing of the experienced Calaga to firm up the midfield. Their squad is still thin, but with the management skills of Jaroslav Masaryk and some decent players, they should be ok.

Last season’s finish: 14th Predicted finish: 14th

CHARITY SHIELD XVII

SPARTANGRAD 3 – 1 HOLDENBERG

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Euraleague Season 17


Gold League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Revolutionaries 38 24 5 9 90 44 +46 77 Champions + CdC + Endemia Cup Champions Cup
2 Directus 38 23 7 8 80 37 +43 76 Champions Cup
3 Spartangrad 38 21 8 9 81 49 +32 71 Globe Cup
4 Ulsa 38 20 9 9 75 34 +41 69 Globe Cup Cygnus Cup
5 Holdenberg 38 21 6 11 74 49 +25 69 Globe Cup
6 Lajuno 38 20 8 10 72 52 +20 68
7 Hornchurch 38 16 8 14 58 53 +5 56
8 Bastion 38 15 10 13 77 67 +10 55
9 Honeybadgers 38 16 6 16 54 62 -8 54
10 Workers Union 38 15 7 16 66 68 -2 52
11 Brigham 38 14 9 15 57 67 -10 51
12 Usmer 38 12 11 15 49 67 -18 47
13 Falourr 38 11 11 16 44 61 -17 44
14 Oakstone 38 10 12 16 64 71 -7 42
15 Holdenberg City 38 10 11 17 58 71 -13 41
16 AFC Mayville 38 9 11 18 58 71 -13 38
17 Farrenton Athletic 38 8 14 16 40 58 -18 38
18 Real Oakwood 38 8 13 17 39 68 -29 37 Relegation
19 WEA 38 8 10 20 53 90 -37 34 Relegation
20 Culpapy United 38 7 8 23 42 92 -50 29 Relegation


Silver League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Whitepill 38 24 10 4 76 30 +46 82 Promotion SBCC
2 Bastion Lions 38 22 8 8 54 28 +26 74 Promotion SBCC
3 Mayville Town 38 19 10 9 53 30 +23 67 Promotion SBCC
4 Ulsa Rovers 38 17 9 12 43 29 +14 60 SBCC
5 Dashturnbein 38 15 14 9 51 33 +18 59
6 Thagarnia 38 14 14 10 47 43 +4 56
7 Marketville 38 16 8 14 50 47 +3 56
8 Dartmoor 38 13 15 10 41 48 -7 54
9 Mountainside 38 11 18 9 40 36 +4 51
10 Carsby 38 14 9 15 45 44 +1 51
11 Callodown 38 13 12 13 39 39 +0 51
12 Stona United 38 14 9 15 44 52 -8 51
13 Suttonville 38 14 8 16 43 44 -1 50
14 Arrowsmith 38 13 10 15 45 50 -5 49
15 Nukon 38 13 10 15 40 46 -6 49
16 Harkdown 38 12 6 20 41 57 -16 42
17 Old Boys Club 38 11 8 19 32 50 -18 41
18 Sword City 38 10 10 18 26 44 -18 40 Relegation
19 Gosting 38 6 10 22 31 59 -28 28 Relegation
20 Singleton 38 6 8 24 33 65 -32 26 Relegation


Bronze League Standings

Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 Croxford 38 22 9 7 56 28 +28 75 Promotion
2 EFS 38 21 9 8 58 33 +25 72 Promotion
3 Hammersbridge 38 19 13 6 57 24 +33 70 Promotion
4 Pashter United 38 20 7 11 49 30 +19 67
5 Royals Athletic 38 18 12 8 51 33 +18 66
6 Farenborn 38 17 11 10 46 31 +15 62
7 Foxhampton 38 16 13 9 45 30 +15 61
8 Moors 38 16 12 10 56 41 +15 60
9 Charleston 38 17 9 12 51 37 +14 60
10 Argyle 38 17 8 13 44 44 +0 59
11 Bungkhok 38 13 12 13 40 50 -10 51
12 Trollbridge 38 11 12 15 37 47 -10 45
13 Heinden United 38 10 14 14 34 48 -14 44
14 Alpervale 38 11 10 17 37 42 -5 43
15 Shawaddy 38 11 10 17 36 42 -6 43
16 Chafey Wood 38 12 7 19 34 56 -22 43
17 Braddock 38 7 12 19 29 45 -16 33
18 Maid Cross 38 8 8 22 27 60 -33 32 Relegation
19 Starrod 38 4 15 19 26 52 -26 27 Relegation
20 Murside 38 3 11 24 23 63 -40 20 Relegation


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National Cup 17

FINAL

ULSA 3 - 0 FALOURR
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United Federation of Eura - Sporting achievements
Champions: WC66, WC73, CR23, CR27, CR34, CoH 85, Market Cup I, Next Generation Trophy, Gold Medal (Mens Football) Olympics IX
Runner up: WC60, WC72, WC78, CR16, CR20, CR32, CR44, CoH51, COH79
Host: CR24, CR37, BoF60, CR Under 21's and Under 17's



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Postby Iturributa » Sun Jan 26, 2014 5:46 pm

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The Iturributan Premier Division: Season 659 Review

The landmark (?) 13th season of Iturributan football has ended, with some interesting results and- OK, no, fine, it's pretty much the same as always. Pretty much.

Premier Division
Three! Three! Three! It's three! In a row! Iturributa United have flown high above everyone else and won it in style, a whole twelve points above Sporting! Whether it's a good thing that there are now large gaps even among the top teams is up for discussion; what isn't was Alexsandr Kulikov's continued dominance of Iturributan pitches, dealing out life and death as he sees fit from his commanding position as pillar of Petter Bielsen's Iturributa United. The four Iturributan Derbies, with two wins for Sporting, one for United and one awful scoreless draw, hardly factored into the overall results - a far cry from the inaugural season, when they were so close title had to be decided by a special playoff match between the two. Sporting are certainly not amused, playing good football but faltering at crucial times and being reduced to fighting off Independent Garitzeta for second place.

And Independent Garitzeta would've finished second too, if it weren't for that meddling Iturributa Racing Club! Beaten on head-to-head results, Independent Garitzeta travelled to Old City Stadium to play the already-crowned Iturributa United on the final matchday, while Sporting Iturributa paid a visit to Iturributa Racing... there's no evidence of malicious intent, but Iturributa United fielded a reserve team, were generally quite laid back and lost 2-1 to Independent, though they were foiled by a dubious penalty at The Hippodrome and a diving header from Larissa Souza that clinched a 3-2 win for Sporting. Classic Sporting.

Further down, Garitzeta Racing Club upped their game toward the end of the season and came within spitting distance of also being involved in the battle for second, while Freedom FC comfortably qualified for the Globe Cup ahead of Langaraitz Rovers, who put in a solid run to finish a respectable sixth. Seventh is not respectable for Iturributa Racing Club, however, and it seems that their crisis runs much deeper than could be solved by the dismissal of former manager Estebe Bularte. Sorokin's Old Boys managed to finish eighth but never looked comfortable in their play, being forced to abandon their highly-attacking tactics; Guenara Defender, meanwhile were fortunate that there was somebody worse than them. Poor Baker's Eleven return to the second tier, despite looking so promising upon their promotion three seasons ago.

Taldo Premierako              Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Iturributa United 36 23 8 5 74 43 +31 77 Champions’ Cup / Copa de Campeones
2 Sporting Iturributa 36 19 8 9 42 24 +18 65 Champions’ Cup
3 Independent Garitzeta 36 20 5 11 65 51 +14 65 Globe Cup
4 Garitzeta Racing Club 36 17 11 8 57 33 +24 62 Globe Cup
5 Freedom FC 36 17 7 12 67 55 +12 58 Globe Cup

6 Langaraitz Rovers 36 14 5 17 43 48 −5 47
7 Iturributa Racing Club 36 12 8 16 44 52 −8 44
8 Sorokin's Old Boys 36 7 11 18 44 66 −22 32
9 Guenara Defender 36 8 5 23 34 58 −24 29
10 Baker's Eleven 36 6 6 24 31 71 −40 24 Relegated

CHAMPIONS
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ITURRIBUTA UNITED
(7th title)

Premier Division B

Taldo Premierako B         Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Markiniz Union 44 26 7 11 105 81 +24 85 Promoted / SBCC
2 Palmandoak 44 23 9 12 83 56 +27 78 SBCC
3 Focus FC 44 21 10 13 83 74 +9 73 SBCC
4 Uzio Blackstar 44 20 10 14 85 67 +18 70 SBCC

5 Eagles FC 44 18 10 16 71 70 +1 64
6 Andozketa Wanderers 44 19 6 19 88 86 +2 63
7 Providence Mytanars 44 18 8 18 72 67 +5 62
8 Guenara City 44 17 8 19 93 99 −6 59
9 Bipagoun Town 44 16 10 18 70 83 −13 58
10 Landaluz Casuals 44 15 11 18 63 73 −10 56
11 Axpuru Castle 44 14 6 24 67 83 −16 48
12 Erretana United 44 6 7 31 49 90 −41 25


President’s Cup
Markiniz Union 0-1 Providence Mytanars
Providence Mytanars 3-1 Markiniz Union (4-1 agg)

Andozketa Wanderers 1-2 Palmandoak
Palmandoak 1-0 Andozketa Wanderers (3-1 agg)

Bipagoun Town 2-1 Uzio Blackstar
Uzio Blackstar 2-0 Bipagoun Town (3-2 agg)

Guenara City 0-0 Eagles FC
Eagles FC 1-1 Guenara City (2-2 AET, 2-2 agg, 4-0 PKs)

Axpuru Castle 1-2 Erretana United
Erretana United 2-3 Axpuru Castle (2-3 AET, 4-4 agg, 4-3 PKs)

Landaluz Casuals 0-1 Focus FC
Focus FC 2-1 Landaluz Casuals (3-1 agg)

Nothing much of interest in this First Round, in which second-tier sides fight for the privilege of joining the Premier Division teams in the Round of 16, though Eagles FC and Guenara City played out a thrilling second leg that saw them both score in extra-time and City crumble miserably in the ensuing penalty shootout.

ROUND OF 16
Iturributa Racing Club 1-1 Freedom FC
Freedom FC 2-2 Iturributa Racing Club (3-3 AET, 4-4 agg, 2-3 PKs)

Focus FC 0-4 Garitzeta Racing Club
Garitzeta Racing Club 0-1 Focus FC (4-1 agg)

Sporting Iturributa 1-0 Sorokin's Old Boys
Sorokin's Old Boys 1-0 Sporting Iturributa (1-1 AET, 1-2 agg)

Uzio Blackstar 0-1 Langaraitz Rovers
Langaraitz Rovers 1-2 Uzio Blackstar (2-2 AET, 3-2 agg)

Erretana United 1-2 Baker's Eleven
Baker's Eleven 3-0 Erretana United (5-1 agg)

Guenara Defender 1-0 Providence Mytanars
Providence Mytanars 1-0 Guenara Defender (1-0 AET, 1-1 agg, 1-3 PKs)

Iturributa United 3-1 Independent Garitzeta
Independent Garitzeta 0-3 Iturributa United (1-6 agg)

Palmandoak 1-2 Eagles FC
Eagles FC 4-2 Palmandoak (6-3 agg)

Now it gets interesting! Iturributa Racing Club and Freedom FC put on the best show of the round, taking it to extra-time only for Iturributa Racing to score, Freedom to equalise and then the penalties decided it should be Iturributa Racing onto the quarterfinals. Garitzeta Racing saw off Focus FC, Sporting Iturributa scored in extra-time to knock out a spirited Sorokin's Old Boys, as did Langaraitz Rovers with Uzio Blackstar. Baker's Eleven eliminated the lowly Erretana United, it took penalties for Guenara Defender to do the same to Providence Mytanars, and Iturributa United crushed Independent Garitzeta. Finally, in a clash of second-tier sides it was Eagles FC who took the clear advantage.

QUARTERFINALS
Iturributa Racing Club 0-2 Garitzeta Racing Club
Garitzeta Racing Club 2-0 Iturributa Racing Club (4-0 agg)

Sporting Iturributa 2-0 Langaraitz Rovers
Langaraitz Rovers 2-0 Sporting Iturributa (2-0 AET, 2-2 agg, 1-2 PKs)

Baker's Eleven 2-2 Guenara Defender
Guenara Defender 0-1 Baker's Eleven (2-3 agg)

Iturributa United 4-2 Eagles FC
Eagles FC 0-4 Iturributa United (2-8 agg)

A Racing Derby in the quarterfinals! Garitzeta proved they had the upper hand, however, further sinking Iturributa Racing into humiliation; elsewhere Baker's Eleven only just managed to beat Guenara Defender, Sporting Iturributa lost at Langaraitz Rovers but won the shootout that followed and Iturributa United scored four at home and away against Eagles FC, ending the dream of the only second-tier side to make it this far this season.

SEMIFINALS
Garitzeta Racing Club 1-1 Sporting Iturributa
Sporting Iturributa 0-1 Garitzeta Racing Club (1-2 agg)

Baker's Eleven 1-1 Iturributa United
Iturributa United 2-0 Baker's Eleven (3-1 agg)

It looked like it would be another thrilling Iturributan Derby in the President's Cup final, but Baker's Eleven nearly soured the deal by holding United to a draw and not going down easily in the return leg; Garitzeta Racing did spoil it by equalising against Sporting at Letatzadur and managing a smash-and-grab win at Old City Stadium, to book their first final against Iturributa United.

PRESIDENT’S CUP FINAL
FIRST LEG
@ Letatzadur Stadium, Garitzeta
Garitzeta Racing Club 0-1 Iturributa United

SECOND LEG
@ Old City Stadium, Iturributa
Iturributa United 2-1 Garitzeta Racing Club
(3-1 agg)

It was a matchup that pitted the powerful league champions against fourth-placed Garitzeta Racing Club; there have been upsets in the President's Cup final but this season would not be the case. Marcelinho Carnavalense secured the away win for Iturributa United on the first leg, tapping it in after a Jordan Montgomery shot came off the post.

The second leg was more lively, Garitzeta Racing equalising the tie early on with a marvellous blasted shot from Ilari Usun and continued pressure upon the defenders, learning to slip behind Page and Koenigsted when they pushed forward to overlap with the wingers. Into the second half, an Usun pass left Erramun Galkeran one-on-one against the goalkeeper, and it was only Alexis Sand's quick reflexes that kept Garitzeta Racing from taking the aggregate lead.

The stalemate was broken on a corner. Garitzeta expected Næss to send it to the far post, where the lanky Lakoste stood to meet it; it went to the near post, Nauzeau Roga climbed higher than anyone and made it 2-1. Kulikov then put the result beyond doubt after a flowing move with Pristina Shine left him clear on goal, needing only to disdainfully chip the keeper. The Mytanar pulled off his shirt and basked in the acclaim of Old City Stadium, vibrating with celebration. Iturributa United's second President's Cup, and a shot at the Cygnus Cup to boot.

CHAMPIONS
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ITURRIBUTA UNITED
(2nd title)


Premier Division Awards
Player of the Season: 1. Image Image Aleksandr Kulikov 2. Image Image Liher Beramendi 3. Image Image Adam Willis
Young Player of the Season: 1. Image Image Nauzeau Roga 2. Image Image Bazkoare Gurbindo 3. Image Image Daniel Correia
Top Scorer: 25 – Image Image Urtatz Gaubeka 22 – Image Image Nauzeau Roga 20 – Image Image Bazkoare Gurbindo
Team of the Season: Image Image Zuriko Eliz; Image Image Matty Paige, Image Image Echahun Loitegi, Image Image Mikel Aluztiza, Image Image Larissa Souza; Image Image Liher Beramendi, Image Image Adam Willis, Image Image Marcelinho Carnavalense, Image Image Aleksandr Kulikov; Image Image Nauzeau Roga, Image Image Urtatz Gaubeka

Iturributa (ITB) final site bid
COPA DE CAMPEONES 25: OLD CITY STADIUM (72,000)
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It's about time Old City Stadium regained its place in the world. An ancient stadium with mystique woven into the very concrete of its structure, Antzinako Estadioa is the home of the two Iturributan giants - United and Sporting, bitter rivals, divided into East and West Ends. Week in and week out, teams from across the Free Republic pay a visit to the colossus of Old City district. Every Iturributan dreams of playing there - either for or against the two greats, but ideally with the black-and-white of the national team.

In yonder days, Old City Stadium and its tenants were the terror of the Astograthian First Division and beyond, hosting multiple Ides of March Cups, a Copa Rushmori semifinal, several matches as one of the key pillars of Baptism of Fire 45 and Cup of Harmony 48... and was in the spotlight as Iturributa United became, somehow, the first team representing Astograth to reach the Champions' Cup final. Since then it has held the third-place match of the 48th Baptism of Fire, held in Iturributa and Ossidiacqua, one edition of the Polarian Vennskap Shield, the 18th Cygnus Cup final and not a whole lot else internationally speaking, besides the usual UICA fare with Sporting and United - a situation which stands to be mended. The 25th edition of the Rushmore Copa de Campeones would be the perfect way of reminding the world what Old City – and indeed all of Iturributa - is and was.


Iturributa (ITB) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup 52: Iturributa United, Sporting Iturributa
Globe Cup 49: Independent Garitzeta, Garitzeta Racing Club, Freedom FC
Series B Champions’ Cup 49: Markiniz Union, Palmandoak, Focus FC, Uzio Blackstar
Cygnus Cup 27: Iturributa United
Copa de Campeones 25: Iturributa United
The Free Republic of Iturributa
Co-hosts of Baptism of Fire 48
Operating in exile after annexation by Astograth

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Postby Legalese » Sun Jan 26, 2014 6:21 pm

Legalese (LGL) final site bids
Champions Cup 52: National Stadium, Legalese City (Capacity: 83,068)

It has seen much: the rise of the National Team, the lull and stagnancy,
and now the resurgence. Located in the nation's capital, National Stadium
generally serves as the primary stadium for the Federation's national team,
as well as the home pitch for National League side LC Capitals. It is an
all-seater, with a capacity of 83,068 through the three tiers of seating, as
well as a bank of 20 private boxes, and is known to rattle and sway with the
noise and stomping of the crowd, though UICA officials may consult the attached
engineering report, provided to reassure them of the safety of the recently-refurbished stadium.

Globe Cup 49: The Park of the Phoenix, Tiberia (Capacity: 63,329)

Located in the north, just miles from the Starblaydi border, The Park of
the Phoenix (aka. Phoenix Park) is one of the newest stadia in Legalese,
having been opened to host the 52nd Baptism of Fire Championship Match,
and now serving as the home ground for National League side Tiberian City FC.
The stadium features a retractable roof, which folds into a configuration
resembling flames rising from the arena, as well as a movable natural grass
pitch, permitting games to be played indoors on a top-condition field, yet
still provide the ability for the grass to grow and remain healthy even when
the stadium needs to be used for other purposes.
Host/Co-Host of many World Cup-associated things, mostly long ago. A couple of small wins as well, which is nice.

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Postby Dainer » Sun Jan 26, 2014 7:49 pm

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Here we go again! Click on the drab grey button for a preview of the teams in this season's DSL!
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KORRIGA
Region: Lem.
Colors: Red and white
Nickname: Racers
Stadium: Velodrome (Cap: 76.000), Ferros
Overview: The football branch of the traditional Korriga motor racing team, it is the newest of the so-called Great Four (along with Xistrumbigonça, Sport Wios and University). It has been the only team to challenge Xistrumbigonça for the top spot so far.
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Lineup: Magnésio; Liu Keng Bem, Rodela D'Alho, Ikira, Viper; Onze Letras (c), Lluvatar; Liu Keng Mau, Beto, Ra-seru, Ming (PRO).
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Coach: Juan Manuel da Silva.
Tactics: Compact and aggressive, with every player possessing attack power and choking other teams upfield.
Season Overview: Rei Pelé, Onze Letras' protégé and putative sucessor, left the club in an impactful transfer last year. Assuaging the supporters' fears is a pair of young sensations, Lluvatar and "Proweric's daughter" Ming. The Daineri youngster is a creative midfielder of the same style as Onze, while Ming is expected to complement Liu Keng Mau's aggressive playstyle as much as Roetaka and Guaita did. Will the tension in the locker rooms be surmounted with good results? Or will this team, which everyone agrees is by far the most gifted in the country, crumble under the weight of their own internal strife?

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UNIVERSITY
Region: Inglebsu.
Colors: White and blue
Nickname: All-whites
Stadium: Marble Dome (Cap: 80.000), Acropolis
Overview: An institution of Daineri football, one of its very oldest professional clubs. It was the dominant force before Xistrumbigonça came along.
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Lineup: Ixion; Poinob(c), Lechuga, Matarr, Panaka; Gomes, Aytac, Razzmatazz; Bobby Sauro, Guaita, Powploc.
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Coach: Ricardo Carvalho.
Tactics: Daineri 4-3-3 with a firm backline supporting three skilled playmakers and three prolific forwards.
Season Overview: Many times, University were derided as a club of the past, riding on their early dominance of the Daineri League, with an aging and dwindling fan base that has no current glory to refer to. Thing is, they've been hearing that for decades already, and the club never ceased to be "up there", even when the titles refused to come. They are still the third most supported club in Dainer. They won the now legendary "Heritage Cup of Champions" by a landslide. Last year, people who derided their tactics as defensive and Powploc as an oaf with no place in modern football were in for a rude awakening. The giant is patient, it has sharpened its claws, and the time is ripe to reap the results.

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SPORT WIOS
Region: Guliver.
Colors: White, green and red
Nickname: Dragons, The Nobles
Stadium: Sky and Earth Hall (cap. 84.000), Urdu
Overview: A traditional club, which had never left the top echelon until lately. Founded by draco-humans, it's associated with them to this day.
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Lineup: Mbabane; Tatenga (NSI), Nonato Jr. (AND)(c), Segel, Ubu; Cai N'Água, Bartolomeu, Stenmark, Baxter; Krishnamurti, Moscopolis.
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Coach: Yuri Colandatuba.
Tactics: 4-4-2. Two tight lines of four supporting two dangerous strikers. Stenmark's creativity brings the differential.
Season Overview: Who would guess Sport Wios would have the savvy to convince Xistrumbigonça's eternal libero to join one of their most bitter rivals? That has to have been the most surprising transfer of the season, but that doesn't mean the team is free of problems. While they have what might be this season's best defensive line, up front they will need to prove themselves. Their conquests will depend heavily on their ability to weather their opponents' heavy artillery and find spaces in counter-attack.

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ISPER
Region: Guliver.
Colors: White, navy and yellow
Nickname: The Old School
Stadium: Sapiens Arena (25.000), Urdu, and Social Arena (80.000), Undina
Overview: Born from the fusion of two amateur school teams, it became full professional and never stopped ascending. Their greatest strength lies on the youth teams, a veritable factory of great players.
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Lineup: Zed; Leonardo, Samu (FEL), Babu, Gygax; Arex, Lucos, Pirindo, Bio(c), Arronadinho; Economiakis.
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Coach: Tio Gogô.
Tactics: 4-2-3-1, the midfield containing five playmakers of considerable skill serving one prolific scorer in front.
Season Overview: More of Isper's mighty boys leave the team. This time, one of them was goalscorer Crussa - leaving Economiakis with the unenviable task of being the sole target man for a team sorely in need of new silverware. The other was Bezerro, who was replaced with award-winning Acropolis side-back Gygax. The pieces are flushed around, but the basic core workings of the team remain, so it's difficult to see any major changes from the previous season. Tio Gogô sticks to his tactics, and Isper sticks to him to the bitter end, it seems.

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MINIGOLEADA
Region: Caveirairas
Colors: Black and green
Nickname: Green Stars
Stadium: Gigempat Arena (cap. 120.000), Derdia
Overview: The pride of the Skëdar, eternal nemeses of Xistrumbigonça. Unlike their main rivals, they rely a lot on home-grown talent, which helps strengthen its position as a popular club in the region.
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Lineup: Germânia; Xitalia(c), Chumbu, Metaxas, Hawk (NSI); Damien, Kantemir, Blavatsky, Ataki; Astrobildo, Magnus.
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Coach: Farucx Vanecaur.
Tactics: A balanced 4-1-3-2, not much mystery.
Season Overview: This might be the most "foreign" of all Minigoleada teams in recent memory. Of the starting 11, only Xitalia is a home-grown Skëdar; Magnus grew up in Urdu, while Germânia and Astrobildo are from Jalvador, which is considered more of a mixed culture. The other players were all raised in off-region clubs. Hawk doesn't count - the supporters like him so much, he ended up being inducted as a Skëdar, traditional ceremony and everything.

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VOLEY
Region: Guliver
Colors: Red, black and white.
Nickname: Olympians
Stadium: Metropolitan Sports Complex (cap. 66.000), Urdu
Overview: They were a tennis and volleyball club that took up soccer as a way to show up the neighboring clubs. Eventually, the soccer division split off and went professional.
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Lineup: van Riet; Aopre, Ceará, Tamen; Colel(c), Karastorre, De Veer, Niijima; Costan, Monguyasha, Ranna.
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Coach: Fábian Bernard.
Tactics: A tight 3-4-3 with many people capable of creative playmaking.
Season Overview: The Voley team has taken recently the nickname of "Galácticos", given derisively by their detractors. A string of high-value signings over the years has made them the most expensive team in Dainer - but they have no results to show for all that big money. Their most recent splurge of cash was on a teenager who's about to make his professional debut. Rumors say the football director has been interfering in Bernard's coaching decisions, and that Costan has been leading a small rebellion of part of the players against the team's management.

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MARVEL TEAM
Region: Inglebsu
Colors: Orange and black
Nickname: Superpower, The Phoenix Force
Stadium: Phoenix Stadium (cap. 60.000), Kalypes
Overview: They ascended from nothing to total domination at local and national level some years back. Their feat of six consecutive triple crowns isn't likely to be matched.
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Lineup: Kakana; Issui, Jotacá, Quaqua, Iron Iris (MEG); D'Cruz (FEL), Sasera, Panácios(c); Gordo Feliz, Forpence, Leminski (NSI).
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Coach: Stephen Kurtzberg.
Tactics: Traditional Daineri 4-3-3(tm). Playmakers prefer to sit back and dictate the pace.
Season Overview: They have done it. The Superpower finally won another national title, breaking once and for all the "curse" that seemed to follow them since the sextuple triple crown of their golden years. The new management proved that they could rise this team to the level of the Big Eight, but can they keep course now? All their opponents are making an extra effort this season, they better stay careful. Still, they have a team led by Iron Iris, Panácios and Leminski. That can't be bad.

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ZILL
Region: Guliver
Colors: White, red, blue and yellow
Nickname: The Kings
Stadium: Herald Arena (cap. 63.000), Genriysai
Overview: The inaugural champions of the Dainer Cup. A traditional club with lots of retrospect.
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Lineup: Batmacumba; Jugurha, Keiren (TLI), Itaqui, Tuz-Koblenz (FLO); Das Brüce(c), Marcelo, Nemecsek; Gan Gna Am (CHU), Chutão, Dandruff.
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Coach: Megumi Spenser.
Tactics: 3-2-3-2, with two talented wide midfielders and a deep forward serving two strikers.
Seasom Overview: Coming home with a Conference trophy, still in the Super League and with a relatively fine performance in the Cup, Zill sits comfortable so far. They have brought one more foreign prospect to their team in order to keep it fresh, wishing to at least keep last season's performance. As long as they're ahead of Tommy-Atkins, the supporters are okay with it.

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TOMMY-ATKINS
Region: Guliver
Colors: Blue and white
Nickname: Blues
Stadium: Planetarium (cap. 58.000), Samata
Overview: When they played Zill in the first Dainer Cup final, they were already rivals. One of the very first professional teams of the country.
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Lineup: Xabéu; Armengaard, Baikonur, Batiman, Bezerro; Holowaty, Vaiyt(c); Asteróide, Patiy (NSI), Enzo, Jubileu.
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Coach: Muma Takondattar.
Tactics: Compact 4-2-4 with no true number 9.
Season Overview: Finishing ahead of Zill in the DSL table was their only solace, considering they didn't even muster going to the Cup at all and saw Zill snatch the Conference title. The retirement of Daineri footballing legend Aolo only made the situation gloomier. Even the reinforcements brought out didn't assuage the supporters' fears. Can Takondattar's charges take a rabbit out of their hat and solve this situation?

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CACHIMBO AMPLO
Region: Lem
Colors: Red and black
Nickname: Reds, Smokers
Stadium: Cachimbo Soccer Stadium (cap. 47.000), Cachimbo
Overview: A team in ascension, new to the upper divisions. It has a strong youth team structure and a small but fanatical fan-base.
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Lineup: Tayot; Advocaat, Fortinbras, Degaton; Cuchulainn, Raj, Drene, Ken'ichi; Koppers, Tigre, Hwan.
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Coach: Ociz Onintiqu.
Tactics: 3-4-3, versatile middle line where all players can attack.
Season Overview: They narrowly lost the conference final to Estrela D'Alva, won access to the Heritage Cup and only crashed in the Cup due to landing on an extremely difficult group. Most clubs, especially minnows, would call that a very good day, but Cachimbo Amplo has tasted greatness and the supporters want more. Leite Aquino left in a huff claiming internal problems with the team, and Hwan returns to the centre-forward position. The Reds want to prove they're still contenders, and they got the team for that.

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ACROPOLIS
Region: Inglebsu
Colors: Silver and orange
Nickname: Robots
Stadium: Acropolis Arena (cap. 40.000), Acropolis
Overview: A team closely associated with the IT industry center of Acropolis, they were founded as pioneers of a "scientific" style of management. As representative of Acropolis, they enjoy a sort of rivalry with Urdutown.
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Lineup: Viros; McFlemming (NSI), Regulus, Milhomem; Durango, Suqian, Salve-Pátria, Maqiuna, Kaliptos(c), Bananarama; Letsgo.
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Coach: Empedokles Garo.
Tactics: 3-4-2-1, relying on speedy front players and many playmakers to deliver swift counter-attacks.
Season Overview: Last season was very good for Acropolis. They got to take home another Conference trophy in a nail-biting match against University in the Marble Dome. They managed to win back a place in the Daineri Super League. Then, in the Cup, they finished ahead of Isper in their group and took Super League champions Marvel Team to extra time. The rest of Dainer learned not to underestimate Kaliptos and co., even if they lost some of their attacking power in the transfer window.

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URDUTOWN
Region: Guliver
Colors: Blue, black and white
Nickname: Knights
Stadium: Dan'eidru (cap. 55.000), Urdu
Overview: The team's name was chosen because the founders felt it was wrong to not have a team in Urdu bearing the name of the city. While not as sucessful as Zill, they have garnered a lot of popularity.
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Lineup: Le Parkour; Matango, Biff; Xandäo(c), Eskibon, Yamada, Müller; Kung Fu Zé, Makya, Depelvis, Alastor.
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Coach: François Écoutierre
Tactics: A bold 2-4-4-0, with only two true defenders and no target men, concentrating their efforts in two highly flexible lines of four.
Season Overview: It seems the coach change gave them some result, as they finally managed to break through and win a place in the DSL again. Their main weapon is Alastor, a promising youngster recently brought from the Adda youth academy. While Negolossauro Rex stole all the headlines, pundits guarantee he is just as good a prospect. Time will tell which of these angels is going to soar higher...

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SUN COAST
Region: Lem.
Colors: Blue and orange.
Nickname: Beach Boys
Stadium: Anil Marina Stadium (cap. 32.000), Cidade Pupidu
Overview: While small in football, this club is a potency in beach and water sports, and from that they derive much of their popularity.
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Lineup: Matacena; Calunga, Salvör, Garbaxosa, Boateng; Krebson, Fawkes, Maddox(c), Maanape, Perivaldo; Abdulaiye.
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Coach: Mortimer Marley.
Tactics: 4-1-4-1, with the sides being more aggressive.
Season Overview: They were a hair from obtaining a Heritage Cup berth and reached the Conference semifinals. Skeptics were silenced - the team held itself well after all. No big names, but plenty of spirit, might be the way to victory for this small club.

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LIMOEIRO
Region: Lem
Colors: Green, blue and white
Nickname: Uptown Boys
Stadium: Monica Sousa Stadium (cap, 45.000), Limoeiro
Overview: From a small grass patch in one of the city's many parks, to professional football in a sparkling new stadium, this team has made it their mission to "spread the joy of football".
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Lineup: Nacy Derw; Deusdabola, Cafiaspirino, Sotomayor; Inspekter, Jão Senora(c), Jubilu, Shah; Antenor, Heron, Ovotepter.
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Coach: Agamenon Gela
Tactics: 4-4-2 diamond. Jão Senora is the fulcrum of passing efforts, setting the pace for the whole team.
Season Overview: Still led by the winning duo of Jão senora and Antenor, and counting with talents like Jubilu, Ovotepter and Deusdabola, they fully expect to be among the best teams of the season. The inferior performances in the Conference and Cup worry, but supporters are aware that such is the nature of Daineri football.

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ADDA
Region: Caveirairas
Colors: Black, blue and red
Nickname: Angels, Giant Killers
Stadium: Miracle Ring (cap: 28.082), Adda
Overview: They became champions in their Cup debut, beating mighty Xistrumbigonça 3-0 in the final. Since then, they built a reputation as the eternal underdogs of Daineri football.
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Lineup: Siri; Jaxson, Adams (NSI), Josafat, Blanc; Erkulis, Nibiru, Pablo Tostinez; Serdiyok, Rihefoeviel, Bergsten(c).
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Coach: Jooj Sannas.
Tactics: Daineri 4-3-3 with one playmaker.
Season Overview: One more season, and the Angels hang on to that Super League spot with all they have. Every review of their team brings that twinge of doubt. It's a fine team, but with so many stellar rosters around, they will have to fight fiercely. Don't forget, however, that this is Adda we're talking about, and miracles ARE their department.

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ISPINGILOVI
Region: Caveirairas
Colors: Green and red
Nickname: Watermelons
Stadium: Ganu Sänder Stadium (cap: 20.000), Kastepi
Overview: The "Good Spirits Parade", is how this club and their crowd is known. All the time, they seem to want to exceed themselves in their uniqueness and capability to amuse. The atmosphere of their games is said to be contagious, giving rise to the term "Watermelon-mania", which is spelled "Ispingilovi" in Skëdar language.
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Lineup: Mustafa; Rainier, Jethro, Beef Rós(c), Robisbaixo, Miseravy; Syx, Fidelix, Pisquila, Natasha; Sputnik.
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Coach: Anito Chisyo
Tactics: 5-4-1 with plenty of width owing to four talented side players.
Season Overview: They're in the top flight for the first time in the UICA era, and now they want to make a good impression. Boasting the likes of Golden Glove winner Mustafa, former Korriga side-back Robisbaixo and new prospect Natasha, they hope to elevate themselves above the cut. Who knows, they might be the next Jenipapa! After all, they did make a Cup final in the first UICA season...


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;  Group A               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Raoni 14 8 4 2 33 15 +18 28
2 Shitrom 14 7 4 3 24 19 +5 25

3 Arcadia 14 6 6 2 34 22 +12 24
4 Xistrumbigonça 14 6 2 6 31 32 −1 20
5 Olhiderts 14 4 6 4 18 23 −5 18
6 Legal Esporte 14 3 5 6 18 22 −4 14
7 Valverde 14 3 4 7 16 25 −9 13
8 Palestra 14 1 5 8 18 34 −16 8


.  Group B               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Bufelino 14 8 4 2 27 16 +11 28
2 Minigoleada 14 6 6 2 23 16 +7 24

3 Cachimbo Amplo 14 7 2 5 28 20 +8 23
4 Adubo Fértio 14 6 5 3 20 13 +7 23
5 Shaman du Mal 14 6 4 4 24 19 +5 22
6 Estrela D'Alva 14 4 2 8 21 29 −8 14
7 Khazan 14 2 3 9 15 29 −14 9
8 Planeta Nikosi 14 1 6 7 13 29 −16 9


.  Group C               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Korriga 14 9 3 2 29 17 +12 30
2 Adda 14 6 5 3 34 25 +9 23

3 Principes Bonita 14 6 3 5 28 26 +2 21
4 G.A.G. 14 6 3 5 30 31 −1 21
5 Éclaireurs 14 5 3 6 26 27 −1 18
6 Isper 14 5 3 6 24 30 −6 18
7 Amaritu 14 3 4 7 17 24 −7 13
8 Magnificat 14 4 0 10 25 33 −8 12


.  Group D               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Sport Wios 14 9 4 1 36 16 +20 31
2 Sutakora Sassa 14 6 6 2 32 25 +7 24

3 Sun Coast 14 7 3 4 25 19 +6 24
4 Uvi Strella 14 5 5 4 27 25 +2 20
5 PDM 14 5 3 6 28 25 +3 18
6 Seiyun 14 5 3 6 23 27 −4 18
7 Kibosh 14 2 4 8 18 36 −18 10
8 Espacotepo 14 1 4 9 15 31 −16 7


.  Group E               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Ptolomaios 14 7 3 4 23 19 +4 24
2 Zill 14 5 8 1 28 22 +6 23

3 Ragaman 14 6 4 4 31 20 +11 22
4 Metanoi 14 5 5 4 22 21 +1 20
5 Eclipse 14 5 3 6 23 20 +3 18
6 Jéan 14 5 3 6 25 24 +1 18
7 Qatanduva 14 4 2 8 19 26 −7 14
8 Ypiçilom 14 2 6 6 13 32 −19 12


.  Group F               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Jenipapa 14 9 3 2 29 17 +12 30
2 Voley 14 7 4 3 31 22 +9 25

3 Acropolis 14 7 3 4 27 13 +14 24
4 Marvel Team 14 7 2 5 32 17 +15 23
5 Catarro 14 5 4 5 30 23 +7 19
6 Tarruço 14 3 4 7 26 33 −7 13
7 Orea D'Calango 14 3 2 9 17 49 −32 11
8 Schwarzenkreuz 14 1 6 7 12 30 −18 9


.  Group G               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Telestar 14 9 1 4 41 24 +17 28
2 Limoeiro 14 7 5 2 35 22 +13 26

3 Urdutown 14 6 6 2 24 13 +11 24
4 Inga Rasen 14 5 5 4 27 23 +4 20
5 Bom 14 5 4 5 22 24 −2 19
6 Tommy-Atkins 14 4 2 8 23 25 −2 14
7 Alphacore 14 3 4 7 14 30 −16 13
8 Catabás 14 2 3 9 7 32 −25 9


.  Group H               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Barro Branco 14 7 6 1 32 20 +12 27
2 Conga 14 7 4 3 31 20 +11 25

3 Crystal 14 5 6 3 24 19 +5 21
4 Barlogs 14 6 2 6 14 16 −2 20
5 University 14 3 8 3 20 20 0 17
6 Granfaloon 14 4 2 8 25 30 −5 14
7 Ispingilovi 14 3 4 7 13 19 −6 13
8 Rayford United 14 3 4 7 18 33 −15 13


.      Raoni 5–3 Minigoleada
Shitrom 1–1 Bufelino (2–2 AET) (1–4 pen.)
Korriga 3–0 Sutakora Sassa
Sport Wios 4–2 Adda
Ptolomaios 0–1 Voley
Jenipapa 1–1 Zill (1–1 AET) (4–5 pen.)
Telestar 0–1 Conga
Barro Branco 1–5 Limoeiro


. Raoni 1–1 Bufelino (3–1 AET)
Korriga 0–4 Sport Wios
Voley 3–1 Zill
Conga 2–4 Limoeiro


Raoni 1–1 Sport Wios (1–1 AET) (2–4 pen.)
Voley 1–0 Limoeiro


Raoni 0–1 Limoeiro


Sport Wios 1–0 Voley


Congratulations to the young players of Sport Wios!

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.  Dragonite League           Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Royali Gidora 174 92 38 44 456 334 +122 314
2 DFC Sinklair 87 53 21 13 238 146 +92 180
3 DFC Ancalag 87 54 17 16 258 168 +90 179
4 Kairyu Colossi 87 52 18 17 263 184 +79 174
5 DFC Trog 87 51 19 17 250 159 +91 172
6 Furiya Umbral 87 52 14 21 259 180 +79 170
7 Sarzan Zekroni 87 51 14 22 253 170 +83 167
8 DFC Equspark 87 49 19 19 226 161 +65 166
9 Royali 5-Jira 87 47 24 16 250 165 +85 165
10 Furiya Quasar 87 50 15 22 245 161 +84 165
11 DFC Spiral 87 46 18 23 233 163 +70 156
12 DFC Kurenai 87 46 18 23 228 165 +63 156

13 DFC Hercuzok 87 45 16 26 210 174 +36 151
14 Sarzan Triox 87 36 20 31 210 197 +13 128
15 DFC Tiyamut 87 35 21 31 215 192 +23 126
16 GAR Giyara-2 87 31 24 32 216 194 +22 117
17 Verti Prime 87 33 14 40 185 204 −19 113
18 Royali Lindmyil 87 29 19 39 203 215 −12 106
19 Tyl Anthros 87 27 25 35 180 193 −13 106
20 Sport Zero Cal Dinossauro 87 27 24 36 197 210 −13 105
21 DFC Babobobo 87 24 21 42 160 205 −45 93
22 DFC Zotoroiya 87 22 23 42 178 233 −55 89
23 GAR Chariyas 87 20 20 47 170 239 −69 80
24 DFC Thrax 87 18 12 57 157 246 −89 66
25 Tyl Totali 87 14 15 58 169 296 −127 57
26 Salabomb Legend 87 12 13 62 156 278 −122 49
27 DFC Kowrebaj 87 12 11 64 138 266 −128 47
28 Souryu Haxxori 87 8 8 71 119 303 −184 32
29 DFC Akaduin 87 6 5 76 119 340 −221 23


.  Dragonite League - Phase 2  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Sarzan Zekroni 33 19 6 8 71 55 +16 63
2 Furiya Umbral 33 15 11 7 68 59 +9 56

3 DFC Equspark 33 14 8 11 67 64 +3 50
4 DFC Ancalag 33 13 9 11 67 65 +2 48
5 DFC Spiral 33 13 8 12 64 65 −1 47
6 DFC Trog 33 13 8 12 65 67 −2 47
7 Kairyu Colossi 33 11 8 14 56 67 −11 41
8 Royali 5-Jira 33 11 7 15 72 70 +2 40
9 DFC Sinklair 33 11 7 15 73 74 −1 40
10 DFC Kurenai 33 10 9 14 73 77 −4 39
11 Furiya Quasar 33 8 13 12 69 74 −5 37
12 Royali Gidora 33 10 6 17 64 72 −8 36


FINAL
Sarzan Zekroni 5–2 Furiya Umbral
Furiya Umbral 2–2 Sarzan Zekroni
Sarzan Zekroni 4–4 Furiya Umbral

Sarzan Zekroni wins 11-8 on aggregate and stops Furiya Umbral in their repeat attempt, becoming the new Dragonite League champions!


CONFERENCES

Caveirairas A

---Caveirairas A         Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Adda 8 7 0 1 28 3 +25 21 Cup
2 Bom 8 4 1 3 15 8 +7 13
3 Shaman du Mal 8 3 2 3 5 11 −6 11
4 Uvi Strella 8 2 1 5 3 17 −14 7
5 Zumbizar 8 0 4 4 6 18 −12 4


Caveirairas B

---Caveirairas B         Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Ispingilovi 8 6 2 0 11 2 +9 20 Cup
2 Minigoleada 8 5 2 1 30 7 +23 17 Cup
3 Orea d'Calango 8 4 0 4 7 11 −4 12
4 Sutakora Sassa 8 3 0 5 3 11 −8 9
5 Ypiçilom 8 0 0 8 1 21 −20 0


Caveirairas C

---Caveirairas C         Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Jéan 8 6 2 0 11 1 +10 20 Cup
2 Jenipapa 8 5 2 1 37 5 +32 17 Cup
3 Meteoro 8 2 2 4 8 13 −5 8
4 Bitrool 8 2 0 6 2 23 −21 6
5 Inga Rasen 8 1 2 5 3 19 −16 5


Caveirairas D

---Caveirairas D         Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Ptolomaios 8 5 2 1 7 3 +4 17 Cup
2 Amaritu 8 3 3 2 11 7 +4 12 Cup
3 Catabás 8 2 3 3 4 5 −1 9
4 Barlogs 8 2 2 4 6 9 −3 8
5 Barro Branco 8 1 4 3 8 12 −4 7


.      Adda 1–0 Ispingilovi
Ispingilovi 1–0 Adda (2-0 AET) (2-1 agg)

Jéan 0–0 Ptolomaios
Ptolomaios 0–0 Jéan (0–0 AET) (0-0 agg) (1–3 pen.)


Ispingilovi 0–0 Jéan
Jéan 0–0 Ispingilovi (1–1 AET) (2–3 pen.)


Lem A

---Lem A                 Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Korriga 8 7 0 1 36 11 +25 21 Cup
2 Trevas 8 5 1 2 16 8 +8 16
3 Sun Coast 8 4 2 2 8 9 −1 14
4 Qatanduva 8 1 1 6 3 21 −18 4
5 Xingar 8 0 2 6 7 21 −14 2


Lem B

---Lem B                 Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Tarruço 8 7 0 1 16 4 +12 21 Cup
2 Xistrumbigonça 8 5 2 1 19 4 +15 17 Cup
3 Estrela D'Alva 8 3 1 4 12 16 −4 10 Cup
4 Palestra 8 2 1 5 8 13 −5 7 Cup
5 Valverde 8 1 0 7 2 20 −18 3


Lem C

---Lem C                 Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Limoeiro 8 6 1 1 28 6 +22 19 Cup
2 Conga 8 4 3 1 6 3 +3 15
3 Adubo Fértio 8 3 1 4 8 10 −2 10
4 Schwarzenkreuz 8 2 0 6 2 12 −10 6
5 Principes Bonita 8 1 3 4 5 18 −13 6


Lem D

---Lem D                 Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Cachimbo Amplo 8 6 0 2 22 7 +15 18 Cup
2 Éclaireurs 8 3 4 1 17 11 +6 13
3 Catarro 8 3 2 3 11 11 0 11
4 Bruzundangas 8 3 1 4 7 12 −5 10
5 Rayford United 8 1 1 6 3 19 −16 4


.      Korriga 3–4 Tarruço
Tarruço 3–0 Korriga (7-3 agg)

Limoeiro 1–0 Cachimbo Amplo
Cachimbo Amplo 1–1 Limoeiro (1-2 agg)


.Tarruço 3–3 Limoeiro
Limoeiro 1–2 Tarruço (4-5 agg)


Inglebsu A

---Inglebsu A            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Bufelino 8 6 1 1 11 3 +8 19 Cup
2 Ragaman 8 5 0 3 28 7 +21 15 Cup
3 Planeta Nikosi 8 3 2 3 10 23 −13 11
4 Doubleplusgood 8 2 1 5 4 12 −8 7
5 Arcadia 8 2 0 6 8 16 −8 6


Inglebsu B

---Inglebsu B            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Acropolis 8 6 1 1 13 1 +12 19 Cup
2 Eclipse 8 4 1 3 16 9 +7 13 Cup
3 Metanoi 8 4 1 3 5 7 −2 13 Cup
4 Carbono 8 2 1 5 3 11 −8 7
5 Zipline 8 2 0 6 6 15 −9 6


Inglebsu C

---Inglebsu C            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 University 8 5 1 2 33 12 +21 16 Cup
2 Telestar 8 4 3 1 17 17 0 15 Cup
3 Starz 8 4 2 2 16 10 +6 14
4 Espacotepo 8 2 3 3 10 20 −10 9
5 Matrix 8 0 1 7 10 27 −17 1


Inglebsu D

---Inglebsu D            Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Marvel Team 8 7 0 1 38 5 +33 21 Cup
2 Olhiderts 8 6 1 1 16 5 +11 19 Cup
3 Tarmac 8 2 1 5 7 19 −12 7
4 Syzygy 8 2 1 5 5 22 −17 7
5 Alphacore 8 1 1 6 5 20 −15 4



.  Bufelino 0–0 Acropolis
Acropolis 0–1 Bufelino (0-1 agg)

University 1–0 Marvel Team
Marvel Team 1–1 University (1–2 agg)


; Bufelino 0–0 University
University 2–0 Bufelino (2-0 agg)


Guliver A

---Guliver A             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Voley 8 6 0 2 27 6 +21 18 Cup
2 Sport Wios 8 6 0 2 21 11 +10 18 Cup
3 Furinkazan 8 5 1 2 14 11 +3 16 Cup
4 Eikan 8 1 1 6 8 16 −8 4
5 PDM 8 0 2 6 7 33 −26 2


Guliver B

---Guliver B             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Crystal 8 8 0 0 18 3 +15 24 Cup
2 Tommy-Atkins 8 6 0 2 35 11 +24 18
3 Raoni 8 4 0 4 16 13 +3 12
4 Yulemol 8 1 1 6 2 26 −24 4
5 Kibosh 8 0 1 7 3 21 −18 1


Guliver C

---Guliver C             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Zill 8 6 2 0 15 3 +12 20 Cup
2 Shitrom 8 4 4 0 6 1 +5 16 Cup
3 Seiyun 8 3 1 4 9 8 +1 10
4 Khazan 8 0 4 4 1 7 −6 4
5 Granfaloon 8 1 1 6 3 15 −12 4


Guliver D

---Guliver D             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Urdutown 8 7 0 1 50 8 +42 21 Cup
2 Isper 8 7 0 1 42 11 +31 21 Cup
3 G.A.G. 8 2 1 5 10 46 −36 7 Cup
4 Magnificat 8 2 0 6 5 29 −24 6
5 Urboyts 8 1 1 6 5 18 −13 4


.  Voley 0–2 Crystal
Crystal 1–0 Voley (3-0 agg)

Zill 0–0 Urdutown
Urdutown 0–1 Zill (0-1 agg)


Crystal 2–0 Zill
Zill 0–1 Crystal (0-3 agg)


Congratulations to the champions!

Caveirairas Conference
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ISPINGILOVI

Lem Conference
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TARRUÇO

Inglebsu Conference
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UNIVERSITY

Guliver Conference
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CRYSTAL


Golden Ball
Caveirairas: Natasha (Ispingilovi)
Lem: Djorkadablio (Tarruço)
Inglebsu: Poinob (University)
Guliver: Rei Pelé (Crystal)
Golden Boot
Caveirairas: Magnus (Minigoleada) - 18 goals
Lem: Liu Keng Mau (Korriga) / Ovotepter (Limoeiro) - 22 goals
Inglebsu: Powploc (University) - 22 goals
Guliver: Economiakis (Isper) - 21 goals
Golden Glove
Caveirairas: Mustafa (Ispingilovi)
Lem: Smolenyak (Tarruço)
Inglebsu: Ixion (University)
Guliver:Milagres (Crystal)

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---Daineri Super League  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 University 30 16 6 8 58 41 +17 54 CC
2 Sport Wios 30 15 8 7 54 32 +22 53 CC

3 Ispingilovi 30 15 7 8 33 21 +12 52 GC
4 Cachimbo Amplo 30 14 8 8 57 55 +2 50 GC
5 Zill 30 13 8 9 47 46 +1 47 GC

6 Sun Coast 30 11 10 9 39 29 +10 43 HC
7 Urdutown 30 12 7 11 58 55 +3 43 HC

8 Isper 30 11 9 10 45 51 −6 42
9 Marvel Team 30 11 8 11 40 37 +3 41
10 Voley 30 9 13 8 52 47 +5 40
11 Minigoleada 30 12 3 15 51 54 −3 39
12 Adda 30 10 6 14 57 78 −21 36
13 Korriga 30 8 9 13 51 46 +5 33
14 Limoeiro 30 7 11 12 49 78 −29 32
15 Tommy-Atkins 30 6 7 17 48 58 −10 25
16 Acropolis 30 5 10 15 26 37 −11 25


Congratulations to the champions!
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UNIVERSITY


Golden Ball
Poinob (University)
Golden Boot
Liu Keng Mau (Korriga) - 27 goals
Golden Glove
Ixion (University)
Silver Ball
Natasha (Ispingilovi)
Silver Boot
Hwan (Cachimbo Amplo) - 26 goals
Silver Glove
Mbabane (Sport Wios)

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---Daineri League - Alpha  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Xistrumbigonça 30 20 5 5 54 26 +28 65 SBCC
2 Ragaman 30 16 9 5 55 37 +18 57 SBCC
3 Eclipse 30 17 5 8 58 25 +33 56 SBCC

4 Jenipapa 30 15 7 8 53 37 +16 52 SBCC
5 Catarro 30 15 6 9 50 47 +3 51
6 Crystal 30 11 13 6 24 14 +10 46
7 Ptolomaios 30 12 6 12 28 31 −3 42
8 Tarruço 30 10 11 9 47 39 +8 41
9 Jéan 30 10 11 9 17 20 −3 41
10 Estrela D'Alva 30 11 7 12 50 52 −2 40
11 Shitrom 30 10 5 15 21 33 −12 35
12 Éclaireurs 30 8 6 16 35 60 −25 30
13 Palestra 30 7 8 15 15 22 −7 29
14 Furinkazan 30 7 6 17 24 41 −17 27
15 Bom 30 5 11 14 35 51 −16 26
16 Olhiderts 30 3 10 17 16 47 −31 19


Congratulations to the champions!
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XISTRUMBIGONÇA


Golden Ball
Bat Punhemba (Xistrumbigonça)
Golden Boot
Negolossauro Rex (Estrela D'Alva) - 27 goals
Golden Glove
Leone (Eclipse)

---Daineri League - Beta  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Conga 30 23 2 5 37 9 +28 71
2 Bruzundangas 30 19 6 5 28 7 +21 63
3 Trevas 30 18 5 7 40 17 +23 59

4 Bufelino 30 17 8 5 22 7 +15 59
5 Adubo Fértio 30 17 4 9 52 37 +15 55
6 Amaritu 30 16 4 10 27 20 +7 52
7 Raoni 30 12 12 6 53 33 +20 48
8 Telestar 30 14 6 10 43 28 +15 48
9 Urboyts 30 12 7 11 37 29 +8 43
10 Starz 30 10 3 17 42 54 −12 33
11 Metanoi 30 9 4 17 31 40 −9 31
12 Doubleplusgood 30 8 6 16 19 29 −10 30
13 Espacotepo 30 6 4 20 31 56 −25 22
14 Xingar 30 5 7 18 10 37 −27 22
15 Alphacore 30 6 4 20 20 59 −39 22
16 Eikan 30 5 4 21 20 50 −30 19


---Daineri League - Gamma  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Zipline 30 16 8 6 50 26 +24 56
2 Seiyun 30 16 6 8 37 25 +12 54
3 PDM 30 14 8 8 63 50 +13 50

4 Orea d'Calango 30 13 10 7 38 26 +12 49
5 Sutakora Sassa 30 14 7 9 24 16 +8 49
6 Principes Bonita 30 14 6 10 34 27 +7 48
7 Barlogs 30 15 3 12 45 46 −1 48
8 Kibosh 30 12 8 10 36 27 +9 44
9 Meteoro 30 11 9 10 49 47 +2 42
10 Rayford United 30 10 8 12 21 24 −3 38
11 Khazan 30 9 7 14 17 21 −4 34
12 Bitrool 30 9 7 14 29 40 −11 34
13 Tarmac 30 8 9 13 24 42 −18 33
14 Granfaloon 30 8 8 14 27 37 −10 32
15 Ypiçilom 30 4 11 15 23 42 −19 23
16 Arcadia 30 4 11 15 27 48 −21 23


---Daineri League - Delta  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Barro Branco 30 22 4 4 59 28 +31 70
2 Qatanduva 30 13 8 9 28 22 +6 47
3 Carbono 30 13 8 9 31 27 +4 47

4 Yulemol 30 12 9 9 32 36 −4 45
5 Catabás 30 13 5 12 35 30 +5 44
6 Magnificat 30 11 11 8 37 39 −2 44
7 Syzygy 30 11 10 9 49 29 +20 43
8 Shaman du Mal 30 11 10 9 38 36 +2 43
9 Valverde 30 9 11 10 26 25 +1 38
10 Uvi Strella 30 10 8 12 26 35 −9 38
11 Inga Rasen 30 9 9 12 18 22 −4 36
12 Planeta Nikosi 30 10 6 14 33 42 −9 36
13 G.A.G. 30 8 9 13 46 51 −5 33
14 Zumbizar 30 7 10 13 41 52 −11 31
15 Matrix 30 7 9 14 40 52 −12 30
16 Schwarzenkreuz 30 6 9 15 10 23 −13 27


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Group A

---Group A               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Tarruço 6 4 0 2 11 11 0 12
2 Jéan 6 2 2 2 3 3 0 8

3 Minigoleada 6 1 3 2 8 6 +2 6
4 Voley 6 1 3 2 8 10 −2 6


Group B

---Group B               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Zill 6 4 2 0 19 7 +12 14
2 Shitrom 6 3 1 2 8 4 +4 10

3 Telestar 6 1 2 3 7 13 −6 5
4 Metanoi 6 1 1 4 3 13 −10 4


Group C

---Group C               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Marvel Team 6 3 1 2 9 6 +3 10
2 Crystal 6 3 1 2 4 3 +1 10

3 Ptolomaios 6 3 0 3 4 6 −2 9
4 Isper 6 1 2 3 6 8 −2 5


Group D

---Group D               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 University 6 2 3 1 13 12 +1 9
2 Cachimbo Amplo 6 2 2 2 11 10 +1 8

3 Acropolis 6 1 4 1 4 3 +1 7
4 Ragaman 6 2 1 3 7 10 −3 7


Group E

---Group E               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Korriga 6 3 3 0 12 3 +9 12
2 Amaritu 6 1 5 0 4 3 +1 8

3 Olhiderts 6 1 3 2 4 5 −1 6
4 Jenipapa 6 0 3 3 4 13 −9 3


Group F

---Group F               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Estrela D'Alva 6 4 2 0 19 11 +8 14
2 Palestra 6 3 1 2 8 7 +1 10

3 Furinkazan 6 1 2 3 7 9 −2 5
4 Adda 6 1 1 4 6 13 −7 4


Group G

---Group G               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Urdutown 6 4 1 1 18 3 +15 13
2 Bufelino 6 4 0 2 7 7 0 12

3 Sport Wios 6 3 1 2 12 3 +9 10
4 G.A.G. 6 0 0 6 1 25 −24 0


Group H

---Group H               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Eclipse 6 4 1 1 9 5 +4 13
2 Limoeiro 6 2 2 2 11 9 +2 8

3 Ispingilovi 6 1 3 2 4 5 −1 6
4 Xistrumbigonça 6 1 2 3 9 14 −5 5


Round of 16

.      Tarruço 1–0 Shitrom
Shitrom 1–0 Tarruço (1-1 AET) (1-2 agg)

Zill 1–0 Jéan
Jéan 0–3 Zill (0-4 agg)

Marvel Team 0–1 Cachimbo Amplo
Cachimbo Amplo 0–3 Marvel Team (1-3 agg)

University 1–1 Crystal
Crystal 0–1 University (1-2 agg)

Korriga 1–2 Palestra
Palestra 0–2 Korriga (2-3 agg)

Estrela D'Alva 1–0 Amaritu
Amaritu 0–0 Estrela D'Alva (0-1 agg)

Urdutown 1–0 Limoeiro
Limoeiro 3–1 Urdutown (3-2 agg)

Eclipse 2–4 Bufelino
Bufelino 0–3 Eclipse (4-5 agg)


Quarter-Finals

.      Tarruço 1–1 Zill
Zill 1–0 Tarruço (2-1 agg)

Marvel Team 1–1 University
University 7–0 Marvel Team (8-1 agg)

Korriga 1–3 Estrela D'Alva
Estrela D'Alva 1–3 Korriga (3-5 AET) (6-6 agg) (4–2 pen.)

Limoeiro 4–3 Eclipse
Eclipse 3–1 Limoeiro (6-5 agg)


Semi-Finals

.         Zill 1–4 University
University 1–0 Zill (5-1 agg)

Estrela D'Alva 3–4 Eclipse
Eclipse 0–1 Estrela D'Alva (0-2 AET) (4-5 agg)


FINAL
University 1–0 Estrela D'Alva
Estrela D'Alva 1–3 University (1-4 agg)

Congratulations to the champions!
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UNIVERSITY


And there we have it. The first triple crown of the UICA era goes to the team for which the term was actually made. It feels strangely fitting. What a season! As people say around the NationStates world - RAWRCRUSH!

Golden Ball
Poinob (University)
Golden Boot
Expresso (Eclipse) - 19 goals
Golden Glove
Ixion (University)
Silver Ball
Negolossauro Rex (Estrela D'Alva)
Silver Boot
Alastor (Urdutown) - 14 goals
Silver Glove
Castanha (Estrela D'Alva)

SEASON PRIZES
Emerald Ball
Poinob (University) - The captain of the All-Whites is much more than a defender. Starting plays, orchestrating the attack from the back and even occasionally scoring, he is to University what Onze Letras is to Korriga. This season, he has been flawless.
Emerald Boot
Liu Keng Mau (Korriga) - 60 goals - It has become redundant at this point, hasn't it? There was even some heavy-duty competition against him, like Alastor, Negolossauro Rex and Powploc, but yet again LKM brushed them aside in his quest to break yet more records.
Emerald Glove
Ixion (University) - A second Emerald Glove in a row rewards a season with no blemishes on the custodian. He has been stellar in all tournaments University has been in, collecting all prizes available. Truly a performance to be talked about decades from now.

ALL-STAR TEAM
1 - Ixion (University)
5 - Poinob (University)
3 - Beef Rós (Ispingilovi)
2 - Esquerdinha (Estrela D'Alva)
6 - Panaka (University)
4 - Gomes (University)
8 - Aytac (University)
10- Natasha (Ispingilovi)
7 - Expresso (Eclipse)
11- Liu Keng Mau (Korriga)
9 - Alastor (Urdutown)

Dainer (DAI) qualifiers:
Champions' Cup: University, Sport Wios

Globe Cup: Ispingilovi, Cachimbo Amplo, Zill

Series B Champions' Cup: Xistrumbigonça, Ragaman, Eclipse, Jenipapa

Cygnus Cup: University

Heritage Cup: Sun Coast, Urdutown
Last edited by Dainer on Thu Jan 30, 2014 12:24 pm, edited 5 times in total.
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Postby Kericia » Sun Jan 26, 2014 8:06 pm

First Division           Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Kericia City 22 13 5 4 43 23 +20 44 - TQCC
2 Kericia Town 22 10 6 6 25 27 −2 36 - GC
3 Scriba 22 9 8 5 31 18 +13 35 - GC
4 Phoenix 22 10 5 7 33 27 +6 35 - GC
5 Fulton 22 9 3 10 22 25 −3 30
6 Constantia 22 8 5 9 25 34 −9 29
7 Volney 22 7 7 8 27 30 −3 28
8 Hastings 22 8 3 11 29 28 +1 27
9 Pulaski 22 7 6 9 27 30 −3 27
10 Hannibal 22 7 5 10 36 41 −5 26
11 Granby 22 7 4 11 31 36 −5 25 - R
12 Palermo 22 6 5 11 23 33 −10 23 - R


Second Division          Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Albion 22 10 5 7 35 30 +5 35 - P, SBCC
2 Orwell 22 10 5 7 30 25 +5 35 - P, SBCC
3 New Haven 22 8 9 5 34 27 +7 33 - SBCC
4 Parish 22 8 9 5 30 23 +7 33 - SBCC
5 Mexico 22 7 11 4 35 25 +10 32
6 Sandy Creek 22 9 5 8 33 31 +2 32
7 West Monroe 22 8 7 7 32 29 +3 31
8 Amboy 22 8 6 8 28 29 −1 30
9 Boylston 22 8 4 10 27 29 −2 28
10 Minetto 22 8 3 11 24 28 −4 27
11 Williamstown 22 6 7 9 20 33 −13 25
12 Redfield 22 4 5 13 25 44 −19 17


Kericia (KER) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup 52: Kericia City
Globe Cup 49: Kericia Town, Scriba, Phoenix
Series B Champions’ Cup 49: Albion, Orwell, New Haven, Parish
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95X Soccer League X Season 13

Postby 95X » Sun Jan 26, 2014 8:07 pm

“Sometimes I get this crazy dream that I just take off in my car, but you can travel on ten thousand miles and still stay where you are.”—Harry Chapin, W*O*L*D
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Soccer League X
Season 13 · 95X Year 55
Before the season began, Xi Foureleven stormed into the office of SC Oceanside owner Arthur Peters, demanding that she either be traded or have Floyd Commando traded to SC Oceanside. Since anything is possible, it was done but cost most of SC Oceanside's first string defenders.
MD16
University City 2–2 Mitchell
Pacific City 2–0 Cascadia Seafox
Port Chester 4–2 Weeksberg
Spatula City 2–0 Pacific Beach
North River 1–1 Oceanside
Seaside 0–1 Brooklyn
SC Cascadia 6–1 Cactus
Mount Barry 3–1 Linkin Beach
MD17
Mount Barry 3–1 University City
Linkin Beach 0–2 SC Cascadia
Cactus 1–1 Seaside
Brooklyn 2–1 North River
Oceanside 3–2 Spatula City
Pacific Beach 4–1 Port Chester
Weeksberg 2–3 Pacific City
Cascadia Seafox 1–0 Mitchell
MD18
University City 1–0 Cascadia Seafox
Mitchell 0–1 Weeksberg
Pacific City 3–2 Pacific Beach
Port Chester 1–0 Oceanside
Spatula City 3–2 Brooklyn
North River 1–2 Cactus
Seaside 2–4 Linkin Beach
SC Cascadia 5–1 Mount Barry
MD19
SC Cascadia 4–2 University City
Mount Barry 1–1 Seaside
Linkin Beach 0–4 North River
Cactus 1–0 Spatula City
Brooklyn 1–1 Port Chester
Oceanside 2–1 Pacific City
Pacific Beach 2–2 Mitchell
Weeksberg 3–3 Cascadia Seafox
MD20
University City 4–2 Weeksberg
Cascadia Seafox 0–6 Pacific Beach
Mitchell 3–0 Oceanside
Pacific City 2–2 Brooklyn
Port Chester 2–0 Cactus
Spatula City 1–1 Linkin Beach
North River 3–2 Mount Barry
Seaside 0–3 SC Cascadia
MD21
Seaside 0–1 University City
SC Cascadia 3–0 North River
Mount Barry 1–2 Spatula City
Linkin Beach 1–2 Port Chester
Cactus 0–2 Pacific City
Brooklyn 1–1 Mitchell
Oceanside 1–1 Cascadia Seafox
Pacific Beach 3–5 Weeksberg
MD22
University City 2–0 Pacific Beach
Weeksberg 3–1 Oceanside
Cascadia Seafox 0–2 Brooklyn
Mitchell 1–1 Cactus
Pacific City 1–0 Linkin Beach
Port Chester 1–2 Mount Barry
Spatula City 2–1 SC Cascadia
North River 0–2 Seaside
MD23
North River 1–0 University City
Seaside 0–3 Spatula City
SC Cascadia 2–1 Port Chester
Mount Barry 0–3 Pacific City
Linkin Beach 2–3 Mitchell
Cactus 3–3 Cascadia Seafox
Brooklyn 0–1 Weeksberg
Oceanside 1–1 Pacific Beach
MD24
University City 1–2 Oceanside
Pacific Beach 1–1 Brooklyn
Weeksberg 1–1 Cactus
Cascadia Seafox 3–2 Linkin Beach
Mitchell 1–1 Mount Barry
Pacific City 1–1 SC Cascadia
Port Chester 3–0 Seaside
Spatula City 2–1 North River
MD25
Spatula City 3–1 University City
North River 0–2 Port Chester
Seaside 2–1 Pacific City
SC Cascadia 1–2 Mitchell
Mount Barry 1–2 Cascadia Seafox
Linkin Beach 2–0 Weeksberg
Cactus 3–1 Pacific Beach
Brooklyn 2–1 Oceanside
MD26
University City 2–3 Brooklyn
Oceanside 6–0 Cactus
Pacific Beach 0–2 Linkin Beach
Weeksberg 2–3 Mount Barry
Cascadia Seafox 2–1 SC Cascadia
Mitchell 0–2 Seaside
Pacific City 2–2 North River
Port Chester 3–1 Spatula City
MD27
Port Chester 1–2 University City
Spatula City 1–0 Pacific City
North River 2–3 Mitchell
Seaside 2–1 Cascadia Seafox
SC Cascadia 2–1 Weeksberg
Mount Barry 2–1 Pacific Beach
Linkin Beach 0–4 Oceanside
Cactus 1–2 Brooklyn
MD28
University City 1–2 Cactus
Brooklyn 4–0 Linkin Beach
Oceanside 6–1 Mount Barry
Pacific Beach 1–3 SC Cascadia
Weeksberg 1–1 Seaside
Cascadia Seafox 1–0 North River
Mitchell 0–0 Spatula City
Pacific City 1–3 Port Chester
MD29
Pacific City 0–1 University City
Port Chester 2–0 Mitchell
Spatula City 5–1 Cascadia Seafox
North River 1–2 Weeksberg
Seaside 3–3 Pacific Beach
SC Cascadia 3–1 Oceanside
Mount Barry 4–3 Brooklyn
Linkin Beach 2–1 Cactus
MD30
University City 1–2 Linkin Beach
Cactus 2–0 Mount Barry
Brooklyn 2–2 SC Cascadia
Oceanside 3–2 Seaside
Pacific Beach 1–2 North River
Weeksberg 1–1 Spatula City
Cascadia Seafox 0–0 Port Chester
Mitchell 0–1 Pacific City
MD1
Mitchell 3–0 University City
Cascadia Seafox 1–2 Pacific City
Weeksberg 2–0 Port Chester
Pacific Beach 1–3 Spatula City
Oceanside 2–0 North River
Brooklyn 1–0 Seaside
Cactus 0–5 SC Cascadia
Linkin Beach 0–1 Mount Barry
MD2
University City 1–1 Mount Barry
SC Cascadia 2–2 Linkin Beach
Seaside 2–2 Cactus
North River 0–1 Brooklyn
Spatula City 0–0 Oceanside
Port Chester 1–2 Pacific Beach
Pacific City 1–1 Weeksberg
Mitchell 0–1 Cascadia Seafox
MD3
Cascadia Seafox 2–1 University City
Weeksberg 0–0 Mitchell
Pacific Beach 2–3 Pacific City
Oceanside 4–2 Port Chester
Brooklyn 3–1 Spatula City
Cactus 0–0 North River
Linkin Beach 1–0 Seaside
Mount Barry 0–0 SC Cascadia
MD4
University City 1–3 SC Cascadia
Seaside 1–2 Mount Barry
North River 1–2 Linkin Beach
Spatula City 2–3 Cactus
Port Chester 3–1 Brooklyn
Pacific City 1–3 Oceanside
Mitchell 1–0 Pacific Beach
Cascadia Seafox 4–0 Weeksberg
MD5
Weeksberg 3–2 University City
Pacific Beach 1–2 Cascadia Seafox
Oceanside 3–0 Mitchell
Brooklyn 2–5 Pacific City
Cactus 1–2 Port Chester
Linkin Beach 0–0 Spatula City
Mount Barry 1–1 North River
SC Cascadia 1–1 Seaside
MD6
University City 0–4 Seaside
North River 0–1 SC Cascadia
Spatula City 3–1 Mount Barry
Port Chester 0–1 Linkin Beach
Pacific City 1–1 Cactus
Mitchell 1–0 Brooklyn
Cascadia Seafox 2–1 Oceanside
Weeksberg 1–1 Pacific Beach
MD7
Pacific Beach 0–0 University City
Oceanside 3–0 Weeksberg
Brooklyn 2–0 Cascadia Seafox
Cactus 1–2 Mitchell
Linkin Beach 0–2 Pacific City
Mount Barry 1–2 Port Chester
SC Cascadia 1–2 Spatula City
Seaside 2–1 North River
MD8
University City 0–2 North River
Spatula City 3–1 Seaside
Port Chester 1–1 SC Cascadia
Pacific City 1–0 Mount Barry
Mitchell 2–3 Linkin Beach
Cascadia Seafox 1–1 Cactus
Weeksberg 0–2 Brooklyn
Pacific Beach 0–3 Oceanside
MD9
Oceanside 3–3 University City
Brooklyn 3–1 Pacific Beach
Cactus 0–0 Weeksberg
Linkin Beach 3–1 Cascadia Seafox
Mount Barry 2–2 Mitchell
SC Cascadia 0–0 Pacific City
Seaside 1–3 Port Chester
North River 0–3 Spatula City
MD10
University City 1–1 Spatula City
Port Chester 1–1 North River
Pacific City 1–3 Seaside
Mitchell 1–1 SC Cascadia
Cascadia Seafox 0–0 Mount Barry
Weeksberg 2–2 Linkin Beach
Pacific Beach 0–1 Cactus
Oceanside 0–1 Brooklyn
MD11
Brooklyn 2–1 University City
Cactus 0–2 Oceanside
Linkin Beach 2–4 Pacific Beach
Mount Barry 2–1 Weeksberg
SC Cascadia 2–1 Cascadia Seafox
Seaside 0–2 Mitchell
North River 2–0 Pacific City
Spatula City 0–0 Port Chester
MD12
University City 1–3 Port Chester
Pacific City 1–4 Spatula City
Mitchell 4–1 North River
Cascadia Seafox 1–1 Seaside
Weeksberg 2–2 SC Cascadia
Pacific Beach 2–0 Mount Barry
Oceanside 3–1 Linkin Beach
Brooklyn 0–1 Cactus
MD13
Cactus 3–1 University City
Linkin Beach 2–1 Brooklyn
Mount Barry 0–2 Oceanside
SC Cascadia 1–1 Pacific Beach
Seaside 3–4 Weeksberg
North River 0–1 Cascadia Seafox
Spatula City 1–0 Mitchell
Port Chester 4–0 Pacific City
MD14
University City 0–0 Pacific City
Mitchell 1–0 Port Chester
Cascadia Seafox 1–5 Spatula City
Weeksberg 3–2 North River
Pacific Beach 2–1 Seaside
Oceanside 0–2 SC Cascadia
Brooklyn 3–0 Mount Barry
Cactus 1–2 Linkin Beach
MD15
Linkin Beach 1–1 University City
Mount Barry 1–0 Cactus
SC Cascadia 4–1 Brooklyn
Seaside 2–2 Oceanside
North River 2–1 Pacific Beach
Spatula City 2–1 Weeksberg
Port Chester 1–1 Cascadia Seafox
Pacific City 3–1 Mitchell
Soccer League X          Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
1 Spatula City 30 18 7 5 58 30 +28 61
2 SC Cascadia 30 16 10 4 65 30 +35 58
3 Oceanside 30 16 6 8 63 36 +27 54
4 Brooklyn 30 16 5 9 51 39 +12 53

5 Port Chester 30 15 6 9 50 34 +16 51
6 Pacific City 30 13 7 10 44 42 +2 46
7 Mitchell 30 11 9 10 38 35 +3 42
8 Linkin Beach 30 12 5 13 41 52 −11 41
9 Cascadia Seafox 30 11 8 11 37 49 −12 41
10 Weeksberg 30 9 10 11 47 55 −8 37
11 Mount Barry 30 10 7 13 37 53 −16 37
12 Cactus 30 9 9 12 34 50 −16 36
13 Seaside 30 7 8 15 40 52 −12 29
14 North River 30 7 5 18 32 47 −15 26
15 Pacific Beach 30 6 7 17 44 56 −12 25
16 University City 30 6 7 17 35 56 −21 25
Playoffs
#1 SPATULA CITY UTENSILS 5-3 #4 Brooklyn Cultures
#2 SC CASCADIA 0-1 #3 SC Oceanside

evilempire® Soccer League X Championship
#1 SPATULA CITY UTENSILS 2-2 #3 SC Oceanside (3-3 AET) (4-5 pen.)
SC Oceanside outlasts the Utensils for a hard-fought and well-earned title.

95X (NFX) Qualifiers
Champions' Cup 52: SC Oceanside, Spatula City Utensils
Globe Cup 49: SC Cascadia, Brooklyn Cultures, Port Chester Ladybugs

Atlantian Oceania Champions' League: SC Oceanside
OOC:
<NorthernSunrise> What's your new U-19 champion? :P
<NFX> Oh, yeah, I still need to go back and scorinate that.
U-19 and U-15 Results brought to you by "=round([cell],2)" in Gnumeric, and the fact this was once used as background music on The Weather Channel.
Soccer League X U19      Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
1 Cascadia Seafox U19 30 15 7 8 51 37 +14 52
2 North River U19 30 14 7 9 45 39 +6 49
3 SC Cascadia U19 30 13 7 10 42 37 +5 46
4 Cactus U19 30 13 6 11 46 37 +9 45
5 Weeksberg U19 30 12 9 9 43 34 +9 45
6 Mitchell U19 30 12 9 9 49 45 +4 45
7 Seaside U19 30 13 6 11 42 41 +1 45
8 Oceanside U19 30 13 6 11 34 33 +1 45
9 Mount Barry U19 30 11 9 10 40 41 −1 42
10 Port Chester U19 30 11 7 12 41 36 +5 40
11 Pacific Beach U19 30 11 5 14 35 40 −5 38
12 Spatula City U19 30 10 8 12 40 46 −6 38
13 Linkin Beach U19 30 9 10 11 40 41 −1 37
14 Brooklyn U19 30 8 9 13 33 43 −10 33
15 University City U19 30 8 8 14 31 45 −14 32
16 Pacific City U19 30 5 11 14 27 44 −17 26

Soccer League X U15 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Cactus U15 16 11 2 3 30 17 +13 35
2 Oceanside U15 16 10 3 3 29 16 +13 33
3 Mount Barry U15 16 5 7 4 16 13 +3 22
4 North River U15 16 5 7 4 23 25 −2 22
5 Mitchell U15 16 6 4 6 16 18 −2 22
6 Cascadia Seafox U15 16 4 6 6 15 16 −1 18
7 Port Chester U15 16 5 3 8 15 21 −6 18
8 Spatula City U15 16 3 5 8 15 21 −6 14
9 SC Cascadia U15 16 2 5 9 14 26 −12 11
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