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by **Commerce Heights** » Mon Dec 12, 2016 9:19 am

The Sixty-Sixth Champions’ Cup
Eighth-Finals

(BRE)                   Rozelle    1–0    AC Izotz Zubia            (AUD)   1–0   0–0 
(TAE)       Taeshan City Miners    2–4    Yuba United               (COM)   2–1   0–3 
(NPH)                Brinemouth    2–0    Turoki Tide               (VIL)   2–0   0–0 
(NPH)               AFC Treason    4–3    Metropolis Alligators     (VLD)   2–0   2–3 
(TUR)          Cednia Beach AFC    3–3 a  Real Azuris               (COS)   2–2   1–1 
(EUR)                   Bastion    8–3    Myrmidon                  (CEN)   4–1   4–2 
(NGD)         Lexington Victory    1–3    Polaris                   (CEN)   0–0   1–3 
(NFX)     Spatula City Utensils    2–6    Celtic Noviodunum         (NGD)   0–4   2–2

Quarter-final draw
Polaris (CEN)–Rozelle (BRE)
Real Azuris (COS)–Celtic Noviodunum (NGD)
AFC Treason (NPH)–Yuba United (COM)
Bastion (EUR)–Brinemouth (NPH)

The Sixty-Third Globe Cup
Sixteenth- & Eighth-Finals

Sixteenth-finals

(COM)          Sokojiwa Dosi CK    4–7    KT Itzalovalle            (AUD)   1–4   3–3 
(NPH)                  Starling    1–2    Navel Sharks              (WRL)   1–1   0–1 
(SCT)            Port Sebastian    5–2    Matthew Senators          (USI)   2–1   3–1 
(STB)               Telecontarë    0–5    Raynor City United        (VAL)   0–3   0–2 
(EFL)              RGS Athletic    1–3    Cornellians               (SCT)   0–2   1–1 
(OSR)         Hastmead Diamante    3–2    Mierton Manatees          (TAE)   1–1   2–1 
(COM)               Flanders FC    3–2    Northern Union            (BRE)   1–0   2–2 
(NPH)        Sabrefell Athletic    3–5    Pikemouth                 (BRE)   2–2   1–3 
(COM)    Chorion Bluffs Knights    1–7    Firewood City             (OSR)   0–3   1–4 
(EUR)                      Ulsa    3–2    Creed United              (NPH)   2–0   1–2 
(PAS)                  Tanrısal    1–3    Neuville Scythers         (USI)   1–1   0–2 
(AVN)             Golden Eagles    2–2 a  Sonoma Center Panthers    (COM)   2–2   0–0 
(CPV)               Paraguay SC    1–6    Twentytwo Cacti           (NFX)   1–2   0–4 
(BSE)         Florence Boldclub  a 2–2    Eastal Lunar              (VIL)   1–0   1–2 
(GAD)         Olympique Charmat    4–4 a  Alianza FC                (SJG)   3–2   1–2 
(FFD)          La Nueva Avenida    2–1    Corinthian Spirits        (STB)   2–0   0–1

Eighth-finals

(OSR)         Hastmead Diamante    2–4    La Nueva Avenida          (FFD)   2–1   0–3 
(OSR)             Firewood City    0–2    Ulsa                      (EUR)   0–0   0–2 
(NFX)           Twentytwo Cacti  p 3–3    Alianza FC                (SJG)   2–1   1–2  (3–1 pen)
(VAL)        Raynor City United    2–2 a  KT Itzalovalle            (AUD)   2–1   0–1 
(BSE)         Florence Boldclub    8–0    Flanders FC               (COM)   4–0   4–0 
(SCT)            Port Sebastian    3–0    Pikemouth                 (BRE)   2–0   1–0 
(SCT)               Cornellians    1–1 a  Neuville Scythers         (USI)   1–1   0–0 
(WRL)              Navel Sharks    2–1    Sonoma Center Panthers    (COM)   2–0   0–1

Quarter-final draw
KT Itzalovalle (AUD)–Navel Sharks (WRL)
Neuville Scythers (USI)–Florence Boldclub (BSE)
Twentytwo Cacti (NFX)–Port Sebastian (SCT)
Ulsa (EUR)–La Nueva Avenida (FFD)

The Sixty-Third Series B Champions’ Cup
Eighth-Finals

(VAL)               AC Hartdale    2–1    Estrela D’Alva            (DAI)   1–0   1–1 
(SJG)             Club Marítimo    5–0    AFC Lakecombe             (BRG)   3–0   2–0 
(EFL)               Half Boy FC    3–2    Dashturnbein              (EUR)   1–0   2–2 
(PAS)                  Tyrysier  a 2–2    Violia FC                 (OSR)   0–0   2–2 
(COM)             San Solari FC    4–3    Gatineau UC 98            (VLD)   3–2   1–1 
(AUD)         Eletti Valligiani    3–2    Cedniavella               (TUR)   3–1   0–1 
(TMB)       Castleford Athletic    1–2    Klyde                     (COS)   1–1   0–1 
(USI)             Sant Jordi CF    5–3    Quayside Rangers          (AVN)   3–3   2–0

Quarter-final draw
Sant Jordi CF (USI)–AC Hartdale (VAL)
Club Marítimo (SJG)–Klyde (COS)
San Solari FC (COM)–Tyrysier (PAS)
Half Boy FC (EFL)–Eletti Valligiani (AUD)

The Eighteenth Youth Cup
Play-Off Round & Eighth-Finals

Play-off round

(TUR)          Wunokalsa Waridi    2–2 p  KT Moreazerua             (AUD)  (2–4 pen)
(OSR)             Firewood City    1–3    Alianza FC Reservas       (SJG)  
(USI)          Ajéan Athletique    0–1    KT Itzalovalle            (AUD)  
(JSY)                 Carter FC    2–1    Rozelle                   (BRE)  
(ESH)                Sebio City  p 1–1    Eastweald                 (COS)  (4–1 pen)
(CEN)          Pinnacle Project    2–0    CF Aéropag                (ACF)  
(TAE)                  Yaton FC    5–1    Namiri Independent        (ZWZ)  
(SCT)             Handon United    0–2    Somer City and Surrounds  (ETM)

Eighth-finals

(JSY)                 Carter FC    0–1    Myrmidon                  (CEN)  
(FFD)               Mâ Âlâmëómë    2–1    Alianza FC Reservas       (SJG)  
(CEN)          Pinnacle Project    3–4    Ulsa                      (EUR)  
(AUD)            KT Itzalovalle    1–2    Northern Union            (BRE)  
(FFD)          La Nueva Avenida    1–0    Somer City and Surrounds  (ETM)  
(AUD)             KT Moreazerua    2–0    Tanrısal                  (PAS)  
(VAL)        Raynor City United    6–0    Yaton FC                  (TAE)  
(ESH)                Sebio City    1–2    Polaris                   (CEN)

Quarter-final draw
The teams drawn on the left will play at home.

Myrmidon (CEN)–KT Moreazerua (AUD)
Mâ Âlâmëómë (FFD)–Raynor City United (VAL)
Northern Union (BRE)–Ulsa (EUR)
La Nueva Avenida (FFD)–Polaris (CEN)

by **Commerce Heights** » Mon Dec 12, 2016 7:49 pm

The Sixty-Sixth Champions’ Cup
Quarter-Finals

(CEN)                   Polaris    1–3    Rozelle                   (BRE)   1–1   0–2 
(COS)               Real Azuris  p 1–1    Celtic Noviodunum         (NGD)   0–1   1–0  (5–4 pen)
(NPH)               AFC Treason    3–2    Yuba United               (COM)   3–0   0–2 
(EUR)                   Bastion    2–1    Brinemouth                (NPH)   1–1   1–0

Semi-final draw
Rozelle (BRE)–Real Azuris (COS)
AFC Treason (NPH)–Bastion (EUR)

Final draw
AFC Treason (NPH) or Bastion (EUR)–Rozelle (BRE) or Real Azuris (COS) (at Almintora National Stadium, Almintora)

The Sixty-Third Globe Cup
Quarter-Finals

(AUD)            KT Itzalovalle    2–1    Navel Sharks              (WRL)   1–0   1–1 
(USI)         Neuville Scythers    3–1    Florence Boldclub         (BSE)   3–0   0–1 
(NFX)           Twentytwo Cacti  a 1–1    Port Sebastian            (SCT)   0–0   1–1 
(EUR)                      Ulsa    5–2    La Nueva Avenida          (FFD)   4–2   1–0

Semi-final draw
Neuville Scythers (USI)–Twentytwo Cacti (NFX)
Ulsa (EUR)–KT Itzalovalle (AUD)

Final draw
Ulsa (EUR) or KT Itzalovalle (AUD)–Neuville Scythers (USI) or Twentytwo Cacti (NFX) (at Burdina Jauregia, Ferramendiak)

The Sixty-Third Series B Champions’ Cup
Quarter-Finals

(USI)             Sant Jordi CF    2–3    AC Hartdale               (VAL)   1–1   1–2  (aet)
(SJG)             Club Marítimo    6–4    Klyde                     (COS)   3–1   3–3 
(COM)             San Solari FC    2–3    Tyrysier                  (PAS)   1–1   1–2  (aet)
(EFL)               Half Boy FC    1–3    Eletti Valligiani         (AUD)   1–3   0–0

Semi-final draw
Eletti Valligiani (AUD)–Tyrysier (PAS)
AC Hartdale (VAL)–Club Marítimo (SJG)

Final draw
AC Hartdale (VAL) or Club Marítimo (SJG)–Eletti Valligiani (AUD) or Tyrysier (PAS) (at Arthur C. Clarke Stadium, New Llama City)

The Eighteenth Youth Cup
Quarter-Finals

(CEN)                  Myrmidon  p 1–1    KT Moreazerua             (AUD)  (6–5 pen)
(FFD)               Mâ Âlâmëómë  p 0–0    Raynor City United        (VAL)  (4–3 pen)
(BRE)            Northern Union  p 2–2    Ulsa                      (EUR)  (4–2 pen)
(FFD)          La Nueva Avenida    0–3    Polaris                   (CEN)

Semi-final draw
Northern Union (BRE)–Mâ Âlâmëómë (FFD) (at Arthur C. Clarke Stadium, New Llama City)
Myrmidon (CEN)–Polaris (CEN) (at Arthur C. Clarke Stadium, New Llama City)

Final draw
Northern Union (BRE) or Mâ Âlâmëómë (FFD)–Myrmidon (CEN) or Polaris (CEN) (at Arthur C. Clarke Stadium, New Llama City)

by **Commerce Heights** » Sat Dec 17, 2016 1:04 pm

The Sixty-Sixth Champions’ Cup
Semi-Finals & Final

Semi-finals

(BRE)                   Rozelle    2–3    Real Azuris               (COS)   1–1   1–2 
(NPH)               AFC Treason    1–1 a  Bastion                   (EUR)   1–1   0–0

Final (at Almintora National Stadium, Almintora, Turori)

(EUR)                   Bastion    1–2 e  Real Azuris               (COS)  (1–1 FT)

Real Azuris is the first Cosumarite club to lift a UICA trophy.

The Sixty-Third Globe Cup
Semi-Finals & Final

Semi-finals

(USI)         Neuville Scythers    3–1    Twentytwo Cacti           (NFX)   1–0   2–1 
(EUR)                      Ulsa    4–0    KT Itzalovalle            (AUD)   2–0   2–0

Final (at Burdina Jauregia, Ferramendiak, Audioslavia)

(EUR)                      Ulsa  e 3–2    Neuville Scythers         (USI)  (2–2 FT)

Ulsa prevails in extra time to lift the Globe Cup for an unprecedented fourth time.

The Sixty-Third Series B Champions’ Cup
Semi-Finals & Final

Semi-finals

(AUD)         Eletti Valligiani    3–3 a  Tyrysier                  (PAS)   3–2   0–1 
(VAL)               AC Hartdale    3–5    Club Marítimo             (SJG)   2–2   1–3

Final (at Arthur C. Clarke Stadium, New Llama City, Super Llamaland)

(SJG)             Club Marítimo    0–1    Tyrysier                  (PAS)

Tyrysier is the second Pasargan team in three seasons to claim the Series B Champions’ Cup title.

The Eighteenth Youth Cup
Semi-Finals & Final
at Arthur C. Clarke Stadium, New Llama City, Super Llamaland

Semi-finals

(BRE)            Northern Union    3–4    Mâ Âlâmëómë               (FFD)  
(CEN)                  Myrmidon    1–3    Polaris                   (CEN)

Final

(FFD)               Mâ Âlâmëómë    0–1    Polaris                   (CEN)

Polaris becomes the first Cenian club to win a UICA title.

The Sixty-Third Super Cup

(EUR)                      Ulsa    4–0    Tyrysier                  (PAS)  
(PAS)                  Tyrysier    0–2    Real Azuris               (COS)  
(COS)               Real Azuris    2–1    Ulsa                      (EUR)  

                                 Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
1 Real Azuris               COS    2    2   0   0     4    1   +3     6
2 Ulsa                      EUR    2    1   0   1     5    2   +3     3
3 Tyrysier                  PAS    2    0   0   2     0    6   −6     0

Real Azuris wins the Super Cup.

Updated coëfficients are now available.

The entry limits for the next season of UICA competition will be as follows:

Champions’ Cup 67: The number of teams allowed is determined according to association coëfficients, with the following distribution:

Associations ranked 1–3 (Nephara, Eura, and Capitalizt SLANI) are allowed to enter four teams.
Associations ranked 4–6 (Audioslavia, Brenecia, and Farfadillis) are allowed to enter three teams.
Associations ranked 7–33 (Valanora, Mertagne, San José Guayabal, Cosumar, Unified Sunrise Islands, Pasarga, Turori, 95X, Ceni, Zwangzug, Osarius, Taeshan, New Gelderland, Valladares, Electrum, Vilita, Port Christopher, Jasĭyun, Schottia, Semarland, Association francophone, Royal Kingdom of Quebec, Eastfield Lodge, Starblaydia, Dainer, Whirl Islands, and Capivara Group) are allowed to enter two teams.
Associations ranked 34 and below, and unranked associations, are allowed to enter one team.
Special considerations:
- Real Azuris and Ulsa are assured places in the Champions’ Cup. If either fails to qualify through their domestic league, their association will receive an additional place. If either qualifies for the Globe Cup, their Globe Cup place will be vacated.
- Élite League: Has six places. Capitalizt SLANI must enter at least three teams and another association at least one.
- V-League, Terranean League: Each has four places, which must be filled by at least two different associations.
- I-League, Liga Calania: Each has three places, which must be filled by at least two different associations.
- FLCS: Has two places, which must be filled by different associations.
- Because the Élite League has three associations ranked in the top 32, and may register only two of them as primary associations, 33rd-ranked Capivara Group is allotted a second place in the Champions’ Cup.

Globe Cup 64: Every association is allowed to enter three teams. Multiassociational leagues with two primary associations may enter six teams, of which no more than four may be from the same association; associations ranked 1–3 (including Capitalizt SLANI) must enter at least two teams each, and associations ranked 4–12 must enter at least one team each.
Series B Champions’ Cup 64: Every association is allowed to enter three teams. Multiassociational leagues with two primary associations may enter six teams, of which no more than four may be from the same association.
Youth Cup 19: Every association is allowed to enter one team. (The youth teams of clubs which reach the Champions’ Cup group stage will also be entered.) Multiassociational youth leagues with two primary associations may enter two teams, which must be from different associations.

Bidding is now open for a UICA Partner for seasons 68–75, which will be the primary sponsor of the Super Cup. The following is required to submit a bid:

The name of the bidding company or product, preferably a single word or acronym.
The company or product’s logo/wordmark, as it would appear in the sponsorship logo. This logo/wordmark must be black on a transparent background, in SVG or PNG format, and as large as possible, but must be distinguishable at the size at which it will ultimately be used.
If the company has a storefront forum thread, a link to that thread.

Bids should be posted in this thread. Companies from Damukuni, Paripana, San José Guayabal, Valladares, and Whirl Islands are ineligible to bid. Renewal of the existing contract with Tropicorp will automatically be considered.

by **Bonesea** » Sun Dec 18, 2016 9:46 am

Who will be the next Laborious Hawk*, Simeone de Bradini, or Val Kylx? [Actually, Laborious Hawk is still the Laborious Hawk and will probably be the next one, too]

Boldsport Magazine, proud purveyor of shoddy sports journalism since about last April, brings you the first in what is sure to be the global phenomenon of the Boldsports Sports Writers Awards for the greatest football players in the universe: The Galacticos Index.

Boldsport Editor-in-Chief, Izzy Worthette:

“Here we all are, gathered at the Royal Polarian Hotel up on Herring Island just north of Spittalsea, a day after the UICA Champions Cup 66 Final - congratulations to Real Azuris for a remarkable and thrilling win - and the time has come to announce the winners of the awards for player of the cycle, team of the cycle and young player of the cycle.

“Since a prestigious award of this magnitude is bound to attract the attention of big clubs to the lucky few who have been nominated for the awards, we have on hand football agent, dealmaker and notorious fixer Ezra Carp to analyse the market and the potential demands an agent - I mean a player - could make to jump into the transfer market. No doubt he’ll be talking up the market and touting for clients if he’s not busy so let’s keep an eye on him and his table of sheik friends over there, who look Gadiryan but certainly don’t sound it when you get up close to them. We also have television pundit Kirtland Straw here from our satellite television partner Spudnix Sports to recap some of the achievements of the nominees we have on the card tonight.

“It has been an exhaustive process to get to this point and the journalists who make up the panel of sports writers have followed no less than 224 players across the top of the game from 30-odd nations and 27 of the best clubs in world football. Since it would take all night just to list them all out, members of the audience here tonight have been provided with the ‘Longlonglist’ in their programmes.

“Kirtland, there are a lot of familiar faces on there of course, but any surprises?”

Kirtland Straw, Broadcaster, Spudnix Sports:

“Well I think the transfer of the Mercedinian military sergeant Sam Billic to Myrmidon in Ceni caught us all by surprise and they have done it again by sneaking in on this list - clearly we’ve got a bit of a rising star on our hands here with this one. A few youngsters made it onto the list despite not being first choice at their clubs - I’d cite Morris Morrison and Norberto Longes at Avenida Leal as examples - but clearly the wise guys on the voting panel are impressed with youth talent and want to acknowledge that, which will do wonders for their profile and marketability.”

Ezra Carp, super-agent:

“That’s right Kirtland. You look at young Roddy Fraser going to AFC Treason last season for 40 million green - crazy money, we all know that, but that sets the market value, doesn’t it? Clubs will think they might cash in and they’d be right - appearing on this longlonglist will easily put an extra 2.5 million clams on their price tag, and these youngsters won’t go for under 7.5 million now, I’d say.”

Izzy Worthette:

“And so onto the longlist, whittled down to the best thirty-eight players in the multiverse in the last cycle, although of course the locals will wonder why Tuw Turk didn’t make it.

The longlist, in alphabetical order, is as follows:”

Hannah Alcouin		24	CF	USI	Crawford City
Andrew Arrowsword	18	ST	CEN	Real Azuris
Elaine Ashdown		33	MC	NPH	Hastmead Diamante
Anthony Baudelio	20	ST	ESH	Phalanx AF
Jean-Marie Bentacur	24	MC	ESH	Baskita FC
Sgt. Sam Billic		29	ST	MRC	Myrmidon
Kris Campbell		30	ST	EUR	Ulsa
Romelio Ceballos	27	ST	PAS	1830 Cathair FC
Täjó Çíânflöné		24	ST	FFD	Raynor City United
Mike Flanningan		29	DC	USI	Ramusok United
Mâás Fôx		35	MRC	FFD	Directus
Roddy Fraser		20	ST	AUD	AFC Treason
Sean Fraser		31	LW	SJG	Real Azuris
Daniele Gentile		?	CM	OSR	Hastmead Diamante
Craig Gilbert		34	DC	EUR	Directus
Hector Grier		27	CB	ANG	Real Azuris
Catherine Gryphon	27	DM	BRE	Northern Union
Laborious Hawk		727	AMC	VAL	AC Itotz Zubia
Xavier Hertel		33	ML	QUE	CD FAS
Ror Jevdjevic-Hadsic	25	AM	FFD	Crisisbless
Aaliyah Johnson		25?	ST	OSR	Sabrefell Moths
Meagan Kelly		28	MR	CHR	Kionao Locals
Etamara Kulkkiia	28	MC	TUR	AC Itotz Zubia
Frank Lescott		33	DL	VAL	Tannenberg FC
Ilglerdiriel Lithvathar 733	AML	VAL	Raynor City United
Alexander Lopes		28	DR	VLD	CD FAS
Trejo Maes		25	DLR	FFD	Avenida Leal
Deirdre McNessa		27	DM	COS	Starling
Ruy Monrazón		26	DMC	FFD	Avenida Leal
Alan Moore		23	DC	ETM	Directus
Jaime del Olmo		33	AML	CEN	1830 Cathair FC
Pedrinho		31	ST	VLD	Directus
Drê Röènôùjýâ		29	ML/DLR	FFD	Brinemouth
Peter Svensson		26	DC	COS	AFC Treason
Adnan Szalai		26	MR	NPH	Ulsa
Abraham Terrazas	23	GK	SJG	AC Itotz Zubia
Rainyardil Toraandal	659	DC	VAL	Avenida Principal
Rodolfo Zelaya		31	CF	SJG	1830 Cathair FC

Ezra Carp:

“Clubs are going to have to pay top dollar to secure the services of one of these gems, Izzy. I’m talking about one and a half times the current average ‘high fee’. I’ve studied the transfer market in the last window and if you take the top ten highest transfer fees paid last time around, you’re looking at an average of 19.3 million moula. So I’m suggesting clubs looking to buy from the longlist will probably not get anyone lower than 29 million notes from this lot - minimum!

“Oh, and I must say, at this point - mostly highly over-rated player of the last cycle? It’s tough on the lad but look at Lucjusz Stef from Chromatika: he was unattached and Mar Sara paid 12.5 million spondoolies for his services - 12.5 million! To nobody! For an unattached player!”

Kirtland Straw:

“You’ve probably devalued him by about 70% there, Ezra…”

Izzy Worthette:

“We move now to the exciting bit of the evening when we begin to whittle down our candidates towards the prizes. First, I’m proud to present the Galacticos Index Team of The Cycle sponsored by the highly sought-after watch maker Schu-Tallinger of Reselia. Each player selected for the Best Eleven plus seven subs will receive a highly valuable collectors item platinum Schu-Tallinger timepiece as well, I’m sure, as renewed terms on their contract.

“The Boldsport Galacticos Team of The Cycle is as follows:”

Subs: 
Drê Röènôùjýâ; 
Sean Fraser, Laborious Hawk, Deirdre McNessa; 
Täjó Çíânflöné, Pedrinho, Andrew Arrowsword

“All the big hitters in there, Ezra - how much would it cost to put that team together, do you think?”

Ezra Carp:

“For that Galactico XI? We’d be talking astronomical prices, Izzy. Every one of those players is going to fetch more than the top price paid this time around - that was a cool 40 million bones for Roddy Fraser and for Hannah Alcouin’s unexpected move to Crawford City - they must be rolling in it, and ambitious too to lure a world cup champion to an unranked UICA side: watch for them over the next couple of seasons. If they’re going to spend big, I’d want to be in there with my stable of players, for sure. Anyway, I think prices for the band of eleven would go something like one and a half times the top dollar price; you’re looking 43 million readies minimum for any of these eleven, I’m sure of it, and 35 for the subs - at least.”

Izzy Worthette:

“And so to the shortlist for the player of the cycle. This is where we get to the real nitty gritty - thirty-eight becomes six. And the nominees, in alphabetical order, are:”

Andrew Arrowsword	18	ST	CEN	Real Azuris
Roddy Fraser		20	ST	AUD	AFC Treason
Ilglerdiriel Lithvathar 733	AML	VAL	Raynor City United
Pedrinho		31	ST	VLD	Directus
Adnan Szalai		26	MR	NPH	Ulsa
Rodolfo Zelaya		31	CF	SJG	1830 Cathair FC

Ezra Carp:

“Arrowsword’s contribution to his side’s sensational Champions Cup victory gets him on the short-list and I’m hardly surprised. He and Fraser are two young sensations who are going to dominate world football for years to come. The other four are household names already of course and it’s difficult to separate them. It will be difficult to separate them from their clubs too - inflation for these six on the Galacticos Shortlist means we’ll be talking silly money here - one and a half times the astronomical prices we were talking about before. Don’t expect to land any of these diamonds for less than 65 million nicker.”

Izzy Worthette:

“Talking of young sensations, let’s move on to the Boldsport Young Player of the Cycle, sponsored by NomNom world famous confectioners - because sometimes, sour sugar is good for you. With a number of young players competing right at the top of the sport already, this was a difficult and tightly-contested affair. And the winner of a lifetimes’ supply of sugar toucans and chocolate toads is…”

Kirtland Straw:

“As Rodraig Fraser stepped up to take Audioslavia's fourth penalty of the World Cup semi-final shoot-out, he probably wasn't thinking to himself 'hey, if I can score this, my country will have been in 11.8% of all World Cup Final games ever'.

What's more likely to have been going through the player's mind, however, is something along the lines of ‘crikey o’reilly’.

Whether or not Fraser was thinking about the weight of history, he scored Audioslavia's winning penalty with all the confidence and ease of a man who seemed to know which way the goalie was going to dive before he even took the penalty. Fraser's celebration, more relieved than anything else, showed just how far the young striker has come since his incident-ridden international debut last year. The boy has become the man.”

Izzy Worthette:

“Err, Kirtland, are you quoting Jeremy Jaffacake there?”

Kirtland Straw:

“Well, that’s fair attribution, I suppose…”

Izzy Worthette:

“And so we come to the final presentation of the evening - the Boldsport Galactico Player of the Cycle, sponsored by legendary dealers in precious objects, The Nomarque Mint of Taxhavn, who are providing the winner of this prestigious award with the equally presitgious prize of Nothing^TM - for the man, woman or person of indeterminate gender who has everything.

“It has been twenty-three years since the last issue of the Nomarque Mint. And now, at last, they present our finest creation to date: Orbis Vacuume, the latest in a legendary line of Product N^o.1’s by the world famous Mint. 134.373924 millilitres of purest hard vacuum encased in a 3mm Adamant shell of 65.4mm diameter and an impossible 103.36% purity; nowhere in the entire multiverse will you find such extraordinary refinement, polished to a near frictionless 0.1255mu.

“And, naturally, it is beautiful beyond any useful scale of measurement.

“But there can be only one Supreme Galactico or player of the cycle (mainly because we could only afford one Orbis Vacuume) and finally we are at the point where we can reveal them. But first, there must be honourable mentions for the close runners-up. In third place…”

Kirtland Straw:

“At 733 years old, the elfin winger at mighty Raynor City United is no spring chicken by any measure but continues to impress at the very highest level, and just completed a fine season. Winner of a Champions Cup medal the previous season, Lithvathar is dynamic in attack but with enough speed and sense of the pitch to make up on any sort of defensive lapse. She is not nearly as skilled as some of her United team-mates, but do not let that fool you, in a moment of magic she can undress an entire backline and set up more prolific scorers with easy chances… and yes, for the record, that’s a quote too.”

Izzy Worthette:

“In second place, and what a magnificent rise to the top of world football it has been in such a short space of time…”

Kirtland Straw:

“With a World Cup runners-up medal and a Champions Cup semi-final medal in this last cycle you could be forgiven for thinking young Roddy is a bit of a nearly man - and in some sense you would be right: he’s an Audioslav after all. So no surprise he has come second in the Galactico Index; but let’s not forget the lad is only 20. He has the world at his feet and I’m sure we’ll see him collect plenty of gongs or empty balls or whatever it is you're giving out in the future.”

Izzy Worthette:

“And so, finally, ladies, gentlemen, persons of indeterminate gender, gender-irrelevant children and anthropomorphic creatures of the more distant corners of the multiverse - the winner of the Boldsport Galactico Player of the Cycle is:”

Kirtland Straw:

“Adnan Szalai, the Ulsa wide midfielder, is deservedly labelled the best player in the multiverse, with his searing runs down the right, a mazy unpredictability and a street-footballer's way of going through people either to cross, pass or score himself - that’s what I read in the Brinemouth Herald, and I can’t disagree with that. Winning the midfield player of the season in Eura for his contribution to the Ulsa cause, he starred in the team that won the Globe Cup in Audioslavia and will surely go on to greater glory on the international stage.

Ezra Carp:

“He will surely also lead Ulsa to greater glory in club football Kirtland, not just because they are a fine team who will always compete at the very pinnacle of club football, but because no-one could afford to prise him away. Buying the Galactico will be a Galacti-con, I should think: he’s probably worth about one and a half times more than the silly money you’d have to spend on the Galactico shortlisters - so I think we’d be looking at an impossible bid of around 98 million frogskins or even into nine figures, if that’s even possible. People may laugh now, but seriously - I can’t see him going for less at the moment.”

Izzy Worthette:

“And that concludes the Boldsport Galactico World Player of the Multiverse for the present cycle. It only leaves me to assure the audience that Ezra Carp’s estimations of the world transfer market are entirely his own and clubs can spend whatever the hell they like on players during the appropriate windows. In a related note, and conversely, Kirtland Straw’s opinions are entirely not his own and come from quotes he has read on the International Domestic Soccer Newswires and in World Cup forum threads.

“We’re all off to paint the town a modest shade of green. Any complaints about the final decisions should be directed to spamfolder@boldsport.oi.

by **Thalamascia** » Mon Dec 19, 2016 6:22 pm

Season 1910

Superleague

Pos Team                   P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Titanes               30  21   5   4  56  24  +32  68     Champions
  2 Phoenixux             30  18   6   6  48  23  +25  60     CEdc
  3 AE Knaxii             30  17   7   6  45  23  +22  58
  4 AC Pisinódas          30  14  10   6  40  31   +9  52
  5 Hermeticus            30  13   9   8  44  32  +12  48
  6 Panethokoi            30  13   6  11  44  40   +4  45
  7 Pyrrica               30  11   9  10  33  30   +3  42
  8 Taiyou-Niséllion      30  10  10  10  42  34   +8  40
  9 Olympiakos            30  11   5  14  32  43  -11  38
 10 Nikosis               30  10   6  14  34  39   -5  36
 11 Artemanitus           30   9   8  13  40  46   -6  35
 12 Niki Larissa          30   8  10  12  27  40  -13  34
 13 Hellenes              30   7  11  12  31  42  -11  32
 14 Kallithéa FC          30   5  11  14  25  41  -16  26
 15 Marsellixani          30   5   8  17  22  43  -21  23     Relegated
 16 Thessalinia FC        30   4   7  19  18  50  -32  19     Relegated

Superleague 2

Pos Team                 P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Niki Karsí          30  19   7   4  44  20  +24  64     Champions
  2 AE Tharoúnia        30  17  11   2  51  26  +25  62     Promoted
  3 Meduia              30  15   9   6  44  24  +20  54
  4 AE Niséllion        30  15   8   7  48  33  +15  53
  5 AE Kallithéa        30  13  10   7  27  22   +5  49
  6 Apollinaticus       30  13   9   8  28  27   +1  48
  7 AE Larissa          30  12  10   8  42  35   +7  46
  8 Dhára FC            30  14   1  15  36  35   +1  43
  9 FC Croatan          30  10   7  13  32  36   -4  37
 10 Helokonisís FC      30   9   8  13  30  33   -3  35
 11 AC Skárfia          30   8   9  13  27  34   -7  33
 12 Melikonosís FC      30   6  12  12  23  36  -13  30
 13 Skárfia FC          30   6  10  14  19  32  -13  28
 14 Epiratüs FC         30   6  10  14  28  44  -16  28
 15 Zux                 30   6   4  20  27  48  -21  22
 16 AE Messaliní        30   3  11  16  16  37  -21  20

Thalamascia (TLM) qualifiers
Puppet of Valanora
CEdC: Titanes, Phoenixux

by **San Jose Guayabal** » Thu Dec 22, 2016 12:36 pm

Association Codes

SJG  San José Guayabal                    BRE  Brenecia
USI  Unified Sunrise Islands              GAD  Gadirya 
MTH  Matthewsiania                        HSZ  Hasznia  
SLL  Super-Llamaland                      NPH  Nephara
ETN  Ethane                               DKI  Damukuni     
PCR  Port Christopher                     TLM  Thalamascia

EDITION XXIII

Procedural Notes:

The twenty third edition of the Campionato Esportivano di Campeones welcomes twenty four teams from twelve, having a decrease of ten teams and four less associations compared to the last edition of the Campionato Esportivano di Campeones.
Considering the number of participants, te teams of the four best ranked associations, according to the latest UICA Association Coëfficients were granted a bye in the first round, while the rest of the teams have been placed in the first round of the tournament.

Final Site Selection:

The FEGC gladly annonces that this time, a bid was sent by the Damukunian Football Association (DFA), which was accepted without doubt, being approved unanimously by the directive board of the FEGC, the Campeonato Esportivano di Campeones XXIII final will be hosted at Skert Li Nzo Fáig, Uto, Desert Province.

Previous Finals



CEdC I     -       FC Guingamp (CYB)               0-0           Matthew City Senators (NSI) (0-0 AET, 2-4 PKs)      -       Avenhelm Castle, Avenhelm, Swyftlandre
CEdC II    -       Ministry of Finance (NCB)       2–0           AFC Farnsworth (TLI)                                -       Swyftlandre County Stadium, San Swyft, Swyftlandre
CEdC III   -       Tifün-di Ferrosia (DAN)         2-2           Selyne City Athenians (NSI) (2-2 AET, 1-3 PKs)      -       APX Sports Stadium, Dwile, Apox
CEdC IV    -                                   Not Contested
CEdC V     -       Mardi Lopunnies (NSI)           2–0           Issington FC (APX)                                  -       St. Bart's Oval, St. Bartholomew, The Licentian Isles
CEdC VI    -       Real Cintore (TRB)              1–1           OE Penthesilea (AYP) (1–2 AET)                      -       Estadio Ferdinand Marcos, Ciudad Sangti, Sangti
CEdC VII   -       Urbanista (APX)                 2–2           Issington FC (APX) (2–2 AET, 6–7 PKs)               -       St. Bart’s Oval, St. Bartholomew, The Licentian Isles
CEdC VIII  -       SC Montfort (TLI)               0–1           Urbanista (APX)                                     -       Phoenix Road, Shaokong, Chun-nan
CEdC IX    -       Lylat Starfox (NSI)             1–2           Viztourzys Kolektyvinis (BYN)                       -       Stadii Ximena, Telino, Yttribia
CEdC X     -       Issington F.C (APX)             1–0           Viztourzys Kolektyvinis                             -       St. Bart's Oval, St. Bartholomew, The Licentian Isles
CEdC XI    -       Barbury Town (APX)              0-1           FC Endeavour (APX)                                  -       Nationalstadion, Vanersholm
CEdC XII   -       Kingsgrove (BRE)                2-1           Viztourzys Kolektyvinis (BYN)                       -       APX Sports Stadium, Dwile, Apox
CEdC XIII  -       Bengtsmark IF (BYN)             3-1           Sieburg (FEL)                                       -       Vyktory Arena, Vyktory City, Vyktory
CEdC XIV   -       Kingsgrove (BRE)                0-1           AFC Treason (NPH)                                   -       Slavery Field, District 23, Gregoryisgodistan
CEdC XV    -       Blau-Weiss Pallstadt (BYN)      1-1           AFC Treason (NPH) (1-1 AET) (5-4 pen.)              -       The Gauntlet, Treason, Nephara
CEdC XVI   -       Sabrefell Athletic (NPH)        1-1           Northern Union (BRE) (1-1 aet, 3-2 pen)             -       Estadio Olímpico, Sangti, The Royal Barangay
CEdC XVII  -       Rozelle (BRE)                   0-0           Alianza FC (SJG) (0-2 AET)                          -       Prins Mikäel Pärk, Port Michael, Omerica
CEdC XVIII -       Kingsgrove (BRE)                2-1           Violence Chariots (NPH)                             -       Estadio Cuscatlán, San Salvador, San José Guayabal
CEdC XIV   -       Alianza FC (SJG)                1-0           CD FAS (SJG)                                        -       Estadio Cuscatlán, San Salvador, San José Guayabal
CEdC XX    -       Crisisbless (NPH)               0-0           CD FAS (SJG) (0-1 AET)                              -       th'Oedyum, Scummoss, Shytysle.
CEdC XXI   -       Alianza FC (SJG)                2-2           Starling (NPH) (3-2 AET)                            -       Estadio Cuscatlán, San Salvador, San José Guayabal
CEdC XXII  -       Vermillion Rage (NPH)           7-6           Alianza FC (SJG)                                    -       Nuevo Santa Ana Arena, Santa Ana, TGOD

First Round:

16 teams from 8 associations paired in this round, pairings are randomised.

South Saints (ETH) vs. East Town Cricket Club (DKI)
Willox Street Pirates (PCR) vs. CA Casablanca (GAD)
New Llama Stars (SLL) vs. Phoenixux (TLM)
Emerald City Harmony (SLL) vs. Sporting Endoshi (DKI)
Mekhanist Lokomotiv (MTH) vs. Reform (HSZ)
Mille SailorLunas (MTH) vs. Olympique Charmat (GAD)
Blue Coast 1981 (PCR) vs. Blackfort City (HSZ)
Loconstead United (ETH) vs. Titanes (TLM)

Round of 16:

Best Eight teams determined in Association Coëfficients + Qualifiers of First Round (Pairings randomised).

Rozelle United (BRE) vs. South Saints (ETH)/East Town Cricket Club (DKI)
FC Olimpia Solimán (SJG) vs. Willox Street Pirates (PCR)/CA Casablanca (GAD)
Rozelle (BRE) vs. New Llama Stars (SLL)/Phoenixux (TLM)
Ninon Beart Reapers (USI) vs. Emerald City Harmony (SLL)/Sporting Endoshi (DKI)
AFC Treason (NPH) vs. Mekhanist Lokomotiv (MTH)/Reform (HSZ)
Brinemouth (NPH) vs. Mille SailorLunas (MTH)/Olympique Charmat (GAD)
Coal Valley (USI) vs. Blue Coast 1981 (PCR)/Blackfort City (HSZ)
Alianza FC (SJG) vs. Loconstead United (ETH)/Titanes (TLM)

by **Valladares** » Thu Dec 22, 2016 5:55 pm

Procedural Note: The entries of Rookscroft United (Brigantii) and FC Olimpia Solimán (San José Guayabal) were accepted in spite of the fact that either FA failed to meet the conditions for entry (OOC: providing full scorination evidence for at least the last three rounds of their domestic cup). Failure to comply with this requirement will result in the exclusion of their associations' entries for next season.

The Forty-First Cup Winners' Cup

Previous Winners

01 (VAL)                  Ibini FC    1-0    Alianza Jucaro            (SRG)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia    
 2 (SNO)             Areck Furness    2-0    Raynor City United        (VAL)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia 
 3 (SNO)          Rode Star United  p 0-0    San Solari FC             (COM)   0-0 (aet)  6-5 (pen)      Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia   
 4 (CAF)           Cafundó do Juta  p 2-2    Sokojiwa Dosi CK          (COM)   2-2 (aet)  4-1 (pen)      Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia  
 5 (VAL)                  Hondo FC    3-2    CF Septentrionien         (SNO)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia
 6 (STB)                     Hecia    3-2    Tout-Puissant Outremont   (CLP)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia
 7 (CAF)                Dunboor FC    7-0    Zhevassi                  (KPZ)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia
 8 (VAL)        Raynor City United    1-0    Royal Khaldoon            (QPM)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia 
 9 (VAL)        Raynor City United    3-0    1896 Ebor                 (MYT)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia 
10 (KRY)            Mercia Bromham    3-0    Firewood City             (OSR)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia
11 (VAL)                  FC Capri    1-0    San Solari FC             (COM)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia
12 (PIS)               FC Torshavn    3–1    AC Valanari               (VAL)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia 
13 (ZRB)                    Battle    2-1    Raktaghav Hathi           (KPZ)                             Stade Grande Olympique, Neverend, Liventia
14 (OSR)             Firewood City    2-0    Psychiatrists             (EIT)                             Protectorate Stadium, Ad’ihan
15 (VLD)               AS Bezieres  e 0-0    Warriors                  (ZRB)   1-0 (aet)                 Bridge Road, Oldbridge, Ad’ihan
16 (VLD)               AS Bezieres  e 0-0    Sporting Iturributa       (ASG)   2-0 (aet)                 Estadio Prosperea, Ciudagua, Aguazul
17 (VLD)               AS Bezieres  e 2-2    Northbrook Diamonds FK    (PIS)   4-2 (aet)                 Estadio Conabora, San Pablo, Aguazul
18 (VLD)         Fontvielle Impact  e 1-1    East Franz Athletic       (PIS)   2-1 (aet)                 Old City Stadium, City of Iturributa, Iturributa 
19 (AEL)          Pentref-ar-y-Bae  p 1-1    Scott City FC             (DAR)   1-1 (aet)  3-0 (pen)      Estadio Valor, Dénprade, Aguazul
20 (PIS)           FC Axel Heiburg    1–0    Grasshoppers Turic        (OSR)                             The Barge, Bjarnarey, Polar Islandstates
21 (PIS)           FC Axel Heiburg    3-2    Urbizania Wanderers       (ASG)                             New Free Stone Stadium, Drayfill, Aels
22 (ITB)       Sporting Iturributa    2-1    Scott City FC             (DAR)                             Coliseu Piru Royal, Piru City, Capivara
23 (VIL)          Jungle Strike FC  e 2-2    Firewood City             (OSR)   5-3 (aet)                 South Lawn, Spit, Wight
24 (VIL)          Jungle Strike FC    2-1    Jamaica Giants            (JSY)                             Lonngeylin Coliseum, Lonngeylin, Vilita
25 (ASG)            Royal Rumiatzi    3-2    Medoria Löwen             (COM)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia
26 (VAL)        Raynor City United  e 1-1    Urbizania Wanderers       (ASG)   2-1 (aet)                 Royal Equestria Stadium, Canterlot, Equestrian States
27 (PIS)       SK Franz Josef City    3-1    Jungle Strike FC          (VIL)                             The Battleground, Raynor City, Valanora
28 (ITB)         Iturributa United    2-1    FC1. Surtsey Island Gulls (PIS)                             Nueva Estadio de Isla Nespa, Nespa, The Royal Barangay
29 (APX)              Barbury Town    2-0    Urbizania Wanderers       (ASG)                             Casa Naranja, Stemanisis, Yttribia
30 (VLD)     Metropolis Alligators  e 1-1    Northbrook Diamonds FK    (PIS)   2-1 (aet)                 Stade de Foix-Jules Picot, Bezieres, Valladares
31 (APX)                 Urbanista    3-1    Mar Sara FC               (VAL)                             Coliseum of the Inurahtii, Inura Forest, Turori
32 (VAL)        Raynor City United  e 1-1    Revolutionaries           (EUR)   2-1 (aet)                 Lord Almighty Gregory National Stadium, Capital District, Gregoryisgodistan
33 (VAL)        Raynor City United    4-1    Scott City FC             (DAR)                             Stadia Volker, Volker, Felix
34 (COM)    Sonoma Center Panthers    1-0    Directus                  (EUR)                             Graha'ajat Stidiyama, Zhevassi, Pazhujeb Islands
35 (VLD)         Fontvielle Impact  e 0-0    Barbury Town              (APX)   1-0 (aet)                 Estadio Nacional Barrio El Niño, Meléndez, San José Guayabal
36 (AUD)              1830 Cathair    3-1    Fontvielle Impact         (VLD)                             Bridget Kilkenny Stadium, Teach Iarann, Pazhujeb Islands
37 (NPH)               Crisisbless  e 0-0    1830 Cathair              (AUD)   1-0 (aet)                 New Oxford Coliseum, New Oxford, Ceni
38 (VLD)        Marinos Metropolis    7-4    CD FAS                    (SJG)                             Estadio Tierra del Fuego, Yucuaiquín, San José Guayabal
39 (VLD)        Marinos Metropolis  e 2-2    Stein-los Turkish         (PAS)   3-2 (aet)                 Kilmonarch, Stein-los, Pasarga
40 (VAL)        Raynor City United    2-0    Directus                  (EUR)                             Cygnus Stadium, Bromham, Krytenia

Association Codes

AUD  Audioslavia                           HSZ  Hasznia
AVN  The Isles of Avon                     KSK  Kelssek
BRE  Brenecia                              MZY  Kirisaki
BRG  Brigantii                             NGD  New Gelderland
BSE  Bonesea                               NPH  Nephara
CEN  Ceni                                  OSR  Osarius
COM  Capitalizt SLANI                      PAS  Pasarga
COS  Cosumar                               QUE  Royal Kingdom of Quebec
CPV  Capivara Group                        SCT  Schottia
DAI  Dainer                                SJG  San José Guayabal
DGI  Dragonii                              SLL  Super-Llamaland
DRC  Democratic Republic of the Canada     TAE  Taeshan
EFL  Eastfield Lodge                       TUR  Turori
ETM  Electrum                              USI  Unified Sunrise Islands
EUR  Eura                                  VAL  Valanora
GAD  Gadirya                               VLD  Valladares
HKI  The Hakifao Isles                     WRL  Whirl Islands

Welcome one and all to the forty-first edition of the Cup Winners' Cup, brought to you by the Valladar Football Association. This edition of the competition will see 35 clubs from 34 associations participate, an increase of three clubs and three associations from the last edition, with Raynor City United entering as Cup Winners' Cup titleholders after failing to qualify through the Vanorian domestic cup system. With 35 clubs taking part in this edition, the cup winners from the six lowest ranked associations in the latest UICA coëfficients will play a preliminary round, with the 3 winners joining the titleholders and the other 28 cup winners in the first round proper, from where the competition will be played in a straight knockout format. Defending champions Raynor City United are heavily favoured to win this competition once again, however clubs like Pasarga's Tanrısal and Celtic Noviodunum from New Gelderland look as strong threats to the Vanorians in this edition. So here we go with the draws:

Preliminary Round and First Round Proper Draw

Preliminary Round Draw
Twoson City (HKI) vs. Langlois Océanic (KSK)
Reform (HSZ) vs. Moose Jaw Taxidermists (DRC)
Rhaegal Athletic (DGI) vs. New Llama Capitals (SLL)

First Round Proper Draw
Guilder (BRE) vs. Olympique Charmat (GAD)
FC Olimpia Solimán (SJG) vs. Real Azuris (COS)
Mierton Manatees (TAE) vs. Grenville Sailors (ETM)
Medoria Löwen (COM) vs. Fort Roy SC (AVN)
Celtic Noviodunum (NGD) vs. Reform (HSZ) or Moose Jaw Taxidermists (DRC)
Sporting Ayacucho (WRL) vs. Montreal Koreana (QUE)
Selyne Athenians (USI) vs. Florence Boldclub (BSE)
Minigoleada (DAI) vs. Club ESF (VAL)
Real Jabuti (CPV) vs. Phalanx AF (CEN)
Eletti Valligiani (AUD) vs. Rhaegal Athletic (DGI) or New Llama Capitals (SLL)
Sabrefell Moths (NPH) vs. Alissar Phoenix (OSR)
Port Sebastian (SCT) vs. Twoson City (HKI) or Langlois Océanic (KSK)
Tanrısal (PAS) vs. Rookscroft City (BRG)
VLC FC (EFL) vs. Raynor City United (VAL)
Revolutionaries (EUR) vs. Suzuka Route 99ers (MZY)
Kionao Locals (TUR) vs. Metropolis Alligators (VLD)

Final Site Election

With the Cup Winners' Cup having its final site opened to bidding after last season's final in Krytenia, four FAs (Audioslavia, Ceni, Royal Kingdom of Quebec, and Turori) sent their respective offers within the deadline, and all of them were accepted even though the Audioslav bid was nearly rejected after members of the Organizing Committee got lost on the way to the stadium for the general inspection due to the lack of a proper location map in the bid's paperwork. Despite that impasse, the four bids all made it to the final voting, which was held at the Metropolis Zoo and was a short and straight-forward process thanks to the valuable collaboration from Coco the Elephant, the zoo's flagship mascot. Coco only had to choose one out of four large jars of water (each representing one of the bidders) to drink, and the chosen one would win the host vote. And thus, after some meditation and thought, Coco finally chose Jar Number 2, meaning that the forty-first Cup Winners' Cup final will be played at Cenial Halcyon National Stadium in Cenial, Ceni (cap. 85,000).

by **San Jose Guayabal** » Thu Dec 22, 2016 7:31 pm

EDITION XXII

Note: All the games involving Guayabalense teams were scorinated by Royal Kingdom of Quebec

First Round

(ETH)                  South Saints    1-3    East Town Cricket Club         (DKI)    0-3    1-0
(PCR)         Willox Street Pirates    3-1    CA Casablanca                  (GAD)    2-0    1-1
(SLL)               New Llama Stars    4-3    Phoenixux                      (TLM)    4-2    0-1
(SLL)          Emerald City Harmony    3-4    Sporting Endoshi               (DKI)    1-2    2-2  (aet)
(MTH)           Mekhanist Lokomotiv  a 3-3    Reform                         (HSZ)    1-1    2-2
(MTH)             Mille SailorLunas    1-1  a Olympique Charmat              (GAD)    1-1    0-0
(PCR)               Blue Coast 1981    3-0    Blackfort City                 (HSZ)    1-0    2-0
(ETH)             Loconstead United    2-1    Titanes                        (TLM)    0-0    2-1

Round of 16

(BRE)               Rozelle United    2-0    East Town Cricket Club        (DKI)    1-0    1-0
(SJG)           FC Olímpia Solimán    0-9    Willox Street Pirates         (PCR)    0-6    0-3
(BRE)                      Rozelle    2-1    New Llama Stars               (SLL)    2-1    0-0
(USI)          Ninon Beart Reapers    5-1    Sporting Endoshi              (DKI)    2-0    3-1
(MTH)          Mekhanist Lokomotiv    1-3    AFC Treason                   (NPH)    0-0    1-3
(NPH)                   Brinemouth    1-2    Olympique Charmat             (GAD)    0-2    1-0
(USI)                  Coal Valley    3-2    Blue Coast 1981               (PCR)    1-0    2-2  (aet)
(SJG)                   Alianza FC    3-0    Loconstead United             (ETH)    2-0    1-0

Quarter Finals

(BRE)               Rozelle United    6-2    Willox Street Pirates         (PCR)    1-0    5-2
(BRE)                      Rozelle    2-1    Ninon Beart Reapers           (USI)    1-1    1-0
(NPH)                  AFC Treason    4-1    Olympique Charmat             (GAD)    1-0    3-1
(SJG)                   Alianza FC    3-1    Coal Valley                   (USI)    1-0    2-1

Semi Finals

(BRE)               Rozelle United    2-0    Rozelle                       (BRE)    1-0     1-0
(NPH)                  AFC Treason    1-2    Alianza FC                    (SJG)    1-0     0-2

Campionato Esportiva XXIII - Final

At Skert Li Nzo Fáig, Ūto, Desert Province, Damukuni (45,000).

(BRE)               Rozelle United    0-1    Alianza FC                    (SJG)  (aet)

For the first time, a Damukunian venue hosts he final of the most prestigious tournament for clubs in Esportiva, the final now featured Rozelle United, from Brenecia against Alianza FC, of San José Guayabal. Both teams had made successful runs that conducted them to the end of the road, where only one can hold the trophy, we talk about Damukuni, home of the Skert Li Nzo Fáig. Compared to the last final, this one was more strategical than the last one, no one conceded during the first ninety minutes of game, splendid defensive game while the midfields have been busy dealing with an opportunity to pass the ball and generate chances to score. The decisive goal came at the Aggregated Extra Time and it was enough for the hopes of Alianza to win the title. Congratulations to the winners and commiserations to the runners-up.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

All the entries for the Campionato Esportivano di Campeones must use the acronym CEdC in their national qualifiers box in order to avoid missing nations for future editions of the Championship.
The entries deadline for the Campionato Esportivano di Campeones will be during the lapse of two or three weeks after UICA final, it's subject to change depending RL situations or another kind of issues.
Every association must submit two entries for the competition.

by **Valladares** » Fri Dec 23, 2016 5:52 pm

The 41^st Cup Winners' Cup

Preliminary Round
The first listed team is at home in the first listed score.

(HKI)                  Twoson City    1-3    Langlois Océanic             (KSK)   1-3   0-0
(HSZ)                       Reform  a 3-3    Moose Jaw Taxidermists       (DRC)   2-0   1-3  (aet)
(DGI)             Rhaegal Athletic    2-3    New Llama Capitals           (SLL)   0-2   2-1  (aet)

First Round Proper
The first listed team is at home in the first listed score.

(BRE)                      Guilder    2-1    Olympique Charmat            (GAD)   1-1   1-0
(SJG)           FC Olimpia Solimán    0-4    Real Azuris                  (COS)   0-2   0-2
(TAE)             Mierton Manatees    6-4    Grenville Sailors            (ETM)   3-3   3-1
(COM)                Medoria Löwen    8-5    Fort Roy SC                  (AVN)   3-1   5-4
(NGD)            Celtic Noviodunum   10-0    Reform                       (HSZ)   6-0   4-0
(WRL)            Sporting Ayacucho    3-2    Montreal Koreana             (QUE)   1-2   2-0
(USI)             Selyne Athenians    5-2    Florence Boldclub            (BSE)   2-2   3-0
(DAI)                  Minigoleada    4-0    Club ESF                     (VAL)   3-0   1-0
(CPV)                  Real Jabuti    1-2    Phalanx AF                   (CEN)   0-1   1-1
(AUD)            Eletti Valligiani    6-0    New Llama Capitals           (SLL)   4-0   2-0
(NPH)              Sabrefell Moths    4-5    Alissar Phoenix              (OSR)   1-1   3-4
(SCT)               Port Sebastian    5-0    Langlois Océanic             (KSK)   2-0   3-0
(PAS)                     Tanrısal    6-1    Rookscroft City              (BRG)   3-0   3-1
(EFL)                       VLC FC   1-10    Raynor City United           (VAL)   0-4   1-6
(EUR)              Revolutionaries    3-4    Suzuka Route 99ers           (MZY)   2-0   1-4  (aet)
(TUR)                Kionao Locals    0-2    Metropolis Alligators        (VLD)   0-1   0-1

Round of 16
The first listed team is at home in the first listed score.

(BRE)                      Guilder    1-2    Real Azuris                  (COS)   1-0   0-2
(TAE)             Mierton Manatees    2-1    Medoria Löwen                (COM)   2-1   0-0
(NGD)            Celtic Noviodunum    4-3    Sporting Ayacucho            (WRL)   3-2   1-1
(USI)             Selyne Athenians    1-2    Minigoleada                  (DAI)   1-0   0-2  (aet)
(CEN)                   Phalanx AF    1-2    Eletti Valligiani            (AUD)   1-1   0-1
(OSR)              Alissar Phoenix    1-2    Port Sebastian               (SCT)   1-2   0-0
(PAS)                     Tanrısal    2-1    Raynor City United           (VAL)   1-1   1-0
(MZY)           Suzuka Route 99ers    2-3    Metropolis Alligators        (VLD)   0-1   2-2

Quarterfinals
The first listed team is at home in the first listed score.

(COS)                  Real Azuris    3-0    Mierton Manatees             (TAE)   1-0   2-0
(NGD)            Celtic Noviodunum    4-0    Minigoleada                  (DAI)   2-0   2-0
(AUD)            Eletti Valligiani    1-0    Port Sebastian               (SCT)   0-0   1-0
(PAS)                     Tanrısal    2-1    Metropolis Alligators        (VLD)   1-0   1-1

Semifinals
The first listed team is at home in the first listed score.

(COS)                  Real Azuris    4-4 a  Celtic Noviodunum            (NGD)   4-3   0-1
(AUD)            Eletti Valligiani    1-5    Tanrısal                     (PAS)   1-1   0-4

Final
To be played at Cenial Halcyon National Stadium in Cenial, Ceni
Celtic Noviodunum (NGD) vs. Tanrısal (PAS)

by **Drawkland** » Fri Dec 23, 2016 5:58 pm

UICA Partner Bid: Super Cup

CORPSWARE is the premier supplier of sporting equipment across Drawkland and many locations throughout Sonnel as well. Originally started as a branch of the massive national conglomerate of the Drawk Corps, CorpsWare soon grew to not only service the Drawk Corps, but many other sports teams all the way from the professional and national team level all the way down to the primary school levels, across all sorts of sports. The company specialized in production of materials, such as uniforms, shoes, play equipment, balls of various sorts, safety equipment, match referee garb and items, banners, field/court designs, logos, and has even been known to assist in the building of stadiums. Aside from production, CorpsWare also employs a group of designers who creatively design said produced equipment, although the company has been known to manufacture applicable equipment for other companies which lack the ability to produce themselves.
CorpsWare hopes to win the bid for the Super Cup sponsorship in order to bring greater awareness for its existence and also to make its name known for when it (hopefully) soon brings its services to the greater multiverse.

by **Valladares** » Sat Dec 24, 2016 5:05 pm

The 41^st Cup Winners' Cup

Final
Played at Cenial Halcyon National Stadium in Cenial, Ceni

Celtic Noviodunum (NGD) 1–2 Tanrısal (PAS)

Congratulations to Tanrısal, who became the first Pasargan winners of the Cup Winners' Cup after Stein-los Turkish's failure two seasons ago.

Notes for Cup Winners' Cup Entry

Each association may enter ONE club into the Cup Winners' Cup, with the exception of Pasarga which may enter one club in addition to Tanrısal.
Should Tanrısal win their qualifying national association or league cup, the spot held over for a second Pasargan entrant will be vacated.
Clubs can only qualify through ONE domestic cup competition.
Each user may enter clubs from no more than two associations.
With the exception of Tanrısal, all entered teams must have won a national association or league cup; Super Cup winners and winners of play-offs cannot be entered.
Entrants must be posted in the International Domestic Soccer NewsWires (i.e. this thread), and at least the last three knockout rounds of the domestic cup tournament (i.e. quarterfinals, semifinals, and final) must have been scorinated and posted (with a link in the IDSN if it is posted elsewhere).
The deadline for Cup Winners' Cup entry will expire at the moment the first UICA post for the next cycle is posted.

Stadium bids for the final of the 42nd edition of the Cup Winners' Cup are now being invited. Only stadiums with a minimum capacity of 30,000 people will be eligible to bid for the final, and bids should be posted in this thread with relevant details of the stadium and its facilities.

by **Pasarga** » Tue Dec 27, 2016 11:19 am

CdC 39

With 13 entrants; CA Paulinthal (PAS), Revolutionaries (EUR), and Platform Moon (USI) are given a bye into the first round proper, the rest of the teams will enter in the first preliminary round.

Preliminary Round

Taeshan City Miners (TAE) 2–1 FC Fairleigh-Warburton (ETM)
FC Fairleigh-Warburton (ETM) 2–1 Taeshan City Miners (TAE) (3-3 FT, 4-5 AET agg)

Dinamo Sainati (ASU) 1–0 RGS Athletic (EFL)
RGS Athletic (EFL) 2–0 Dinamo Sainati (ASU) (2-1 agg)

Golden Eagles (AVN) 1–0 Metropolis Alligators (VLD)
Metropolis Alligators (VLD) 4–3 Golden Eagles (AVN (4-4A agg)

Polaris (CEN) 3–0 Olastaryn FC (OLA)
Olastaryn FC (OLA) 0–3 Polaris (CEN) (0-6 agg)

Celtic Noviodunum (NGD) 2–2 Navel Sharks (WRL)
Navel Sharks (WRL) 0–1 Celtic Noviodunum (NGD) (2-3 agg)

First Round

Polaris (CEN) 1–2 RGS Athletic (EFL)
RGS Athletic (EFL) 2–2 Polaris (CEN) (3-2 agg)

Platform Moon (USI) 2–3 Taeshan City Miners (TAE)
Taeshan City Miners (TAE) 0–0 Platform Moon (USI) (3-2 agg)

CA Paulinthal (PAS) 1–0 Celtic Noviodunum (NGD)
Celtic Noviodunum (NGD) 2–2 CA Paulinthal (PAS) (2-3 agg)

Golden Eagles (AVN) 0–1 Revolutionaries (EUR)
Revolutionaries (EUR) 0–0 Golden Eagles (AVN) (1-0 agg)

Semifinals

Taeshan City Miners (TAE) 0–4 Revolutionaries (EUR)
Revolutionaries (EUR) 1–2 Taeshan City Miners (TAE) (5-2 agg)

CA Paulinthal (PAS) 2–4 RGS Athletic (EFL)
RGS Athletic (EFL) 2–4 CA Paulinthal (PAS) (6-6 FT, 7-8 AET agg)

Final
@ Southeastern Ceni Stadium (49,500), Whitehaven, Ceni
CA Paulinthal (PAS) 0–2 Revolutionaries (EUR)

Future bids for host stadia will be taken into consideration, though the default in case of no bids will always be the stadium of Stade de Torgos in Torgos. A final reminder also that all Rushmori nations only (including any and all puppets) will be able to submit their league champions only (or top ranked team in the event of multi-associational leagues of more than one Rushmori nation) for entry into the next CdC; this includes puppet leagues that don't submit to UICA. The submission period opened when Commerce Heights closed entries to the last UICA tournaments, and will close again when Commerce Heights closes entries to the next UICA tournaments. No invitations will be sent. You must indicate at the bottom of your league summary that you wish your league champion to take part, and I take no responsibility for missing it if you've only shown it in your table.

Keep your entries coming in for the next edition!

by **Valanora** » Tue Dec 27, 2016 4:23 pm

AOCL XXV

Qualifying Round Draw
Vidial Alchemists (MRN) v Rosaria United (ESH)
Arlington Crew (WGA) v Moonside City (HKI)
Janford City (VLE) v Ousevale Borough (KRY)

Group Stage
Pot 1
Mâ Âlâmëómë (FFD) - Holders
AC Izotz Zubia (AUD)
Raynor City United (VAL)
Real Azuris (COS)
Pot 2
Guerra (USI)
Cednia Beach AFC (TUR)
Spatula City Utensils (NFX)
Hastmead Diamante (OSR)
Pot 3
Turoki Tide (VIL)
Carter FC (JSY)
FC Jansberg (SEM)
Montreal Koreana (QUE)
Pot 4
Telecontarë (STB)
Three Winning Teams from Qualifying Round

Final Site Selection
With all the owls from the bidding committees apparently getting lost in an unseasonable tropical storm, the Final Site Selection Chair decided to go with the default choice of The Battleground in Ranyor City, Valanora as a result.

by **Valanora** » Tue Dec 27, 2016 5:06 pm

AOCL XXV

Qualifying Round
Vidial Alchemists (MRN) 2-3 (2–2, 0-1) Rosaria United (ESH)
Arlington Crew (WGA) 3-2 (3–0, 0-2) Moonside City (HKI)
Janford City (VLE) 3-6 (0–1, 3-5) Ousevale Borough (KRY)

Group Stage

Group A

P Group A                     Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts   RAz  CFC  HsD  ArC              
1 Real Azuris                   6   4  2  0   14   5  +9   14    —   0–0  3–2  2–0
2 Carter FC                     6   3  2  1   11   7  +4   11   1–4   —   1–0  6–1
3 Hastmead Diamante             6   2  1  3    7   8  −1    7   0–0  1–2   —   1–0
4 Arlington Crew                6   0  1  5    6  18 −12    1   2–5  1–1  2–3   —

Group B

P Group B                     Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts   RCU  Gur  TkT  Tel             
1 Raynor City United            6   4  0  2   10   7  +3   12    —   1–0  1–2  2–0
2 Guerra                        6   3  2  1   11   7  +4   11   4–1   —   2–1  1–1
3 Turoki Tide                   6   2  1  3    7   9  −2    7   0–1  3–3   —   1–0
4 Telecontarë                   6   1  1  4    4   9  −5    4   1–4  0–1  2–0   —

Group C

P Group C                     Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts   OuB  SCU  FCJ  MâÂ             
1 Ousevale Borough              6   4  0  2    9   9   0   12    —   3–2  1–0  1–0
2 Spatula City Utensils         6   3  1  2    9   8  +1   10   3–2   —   1–1  1–0
3 FC Jansberg                   6   2  1  3    5   5   0    7   0–1  1–0   —   3–1
4 Mâ Âlâmëómë                   6   2  0  4    7   8  −1    6   4–1  1–2  1–0   —

Group D

P Group D                     Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts   CdB  AzZ  MKr  RsU            
1 Cednia Beach AFC              6   5  0  1   11   4  +7   15    —   1–0  2–0  3–0
2 AC Izotz Zubia                6   3  1  2    6   5  +1   10   2–0   —   1–1  1–3
3 Montreal Koreana              6   2  1  3    7   7   0    7   0–1  0–1   —   2–0
4 Rosaria United                6   1  0  5    7  15  −8    3   2–4  0–1  2–4   —

Quarterfinals
Raynor City United (VAL) 5-5A (4–2, 1-3) AC Izotz Zubia (AUD)
Guerra (USI) 1-3 (0–0, 1-3) Real Azuris (COS)
Ousevale Borough (KRY) 2-4 (0–1, 2-3) Carter FC (JSY)
Cednia Beach AFC (TUR) 4-3 (3–1, 1-2) Spatula City Utensils (NFX)

Semifinals
Cednia Beach AFC (TUR) 0-3 (0–1, 0-2) AC Izotz Zubia (AUD)
Real Azuris (COS) 6-6[A7-7 AET] (3–3, 3-3) Carter FC (JSY)

Final
The Battleground, Raynor City, Valanora
AC Izotz Zubia (AUD) 4–1 Real Azuris (COS)

Zozi becomes the first Audioslavia squad to lift the AOCL, after seeing their friends in Mertagne make a habit of it the last decade. However with Mertagne fleeing from the international arena, a power vacuum was created, especially when the holders were unable to advance out of the group. Zozi had to scratch their way past the titans of Valanora in the Quarterfinals but showed their class in the Semifinal and the Final itself where Real Azuris showed their inexperience. All entrants into the next AOCL must have won their nation's league or be the highest placed team of their association in a multiassociation league, with the exception of AC Izotz Zubia who are guaranteed a spot in the next AOCL group stage. Should they fail to qualify directly, Audioslavia will be granted a second spot.

by **Amnarei-asud** » Tue Dec 27, 2016 7:45 pm

As the nation steps out from the international shadow, for the first time in their seven year history the Aa-Premier League would like to submit their results for the consideration of the international club competitions.

There wasn't much surprise, as the biggest club in the country swept to the league championship for the seventh year running. Will anyone take the title from Atlas? Ever? You'd be a fool to bet your karakums against them. We wish them all the best in their exploits during the coming international season! Or, more accurately, those of us that support Atlas do. Those that don't tend to hate them and probably wish them an incredibly painful first step onto the international stage. ABA, right?

Aa-Premier League Season 7
    Team                   P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Atlas                 30  17  10   3  38  15  +23  61
  2 ES Ain Salah          30  16  10   4  47  23  +24  58
  3 Al-Esteghlal          30  17   7   6  54  31  +23  58
  4 ASEC Carthage         30  12  12   6  31  19  +12  48
  5 JEF Rabat             30  12  10   8  36  26  +10  46
  6 Al-Qasif              30  13   6  11  47  40   +7  45
  7 Corsairs              30  11   9  10  29  27   +2  42
  8 AS Fennec             30   9  13   8  36  31   +5  40
  9 ECE Himeji            30  10   9  11  34  30   +4  39
 10 Tokamachi Reds        30   9   9  12  35  46  -11  36
 11 Al-Setif              30   8  11  11  36  35   +1  35
 12 Gold Sport Rabat      30   8  11  11  26  34   -8  35
 13 Kattakurgan EC        30   8   7  15  35  48  -13  31
 14 Aomori White Palms    30   6   9  15  27  48  -21  27
 15 Al-Khobar             30   4  11  15  18  41  -23  23
 16 Onyx-Club Dakhla      30   5   6  19  29  64  -35  21

Amnarei-asud (AMN) qualifiers
Champion's Cup: Atlas
Globe Cup: ES Ain Salah, Al-Esteghlal, ASEC Carthage

by **Taeshan** » Sun Jan 01, 2017 12:38 am

*Denotes Captain
**Denotes Foreign Player

1093 Club de Atlantea

Ground:Cattle Ranch (20,000)
Manager:Axel Pieties
Colors:White and Yellow
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Finish Top 5
Starters:Horst, Cattolonato, Lafitte*, Renteria, Drake, Santiago, Lukes, McMichael, Feirce, Olsen, Kahn
ReservesEverett, Avery, Hornsby, Glick, Wright
Sponsor:Sound Wave Electronics
Nickname(s):Cardinal
Offseason Moves: Bought CF Adam Feirce from Al Haxire. Promoted Youth Squad members Kyle Everett, James Olsen, Karl Kahn and Jacob Wright.
Championships:
Other Accolades:
Last Season Finish:5th
Team Info 1093 continued to be a strong club in the last season and it showed throughout the season. The team really was good on the offensive end, but in the offseason they lost all of their forwards and have had to resort to calling up 3 youth strikers to fill out their lineup.

Atlantea Hurricanes

Ground:Atlantea Coliseum 590,000
Manager:Alexandre Giroux
Colors:Blue and Green
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Finish Top Half
Starters:Pacabel, Franz, Fassiono, Baker, Tyreke, Nguyen, Falanae**, de Vries**, Rhodes*,**, Hutch, Foster
ReservesBandito, Jones, Parson, Caracas, Gallagher
Sponsor:Atlantea Business Association
Nickname(s):Hurricanes, Canes
Offseason Moves: Bought Left Back Jen Franz from SK Nethers. Promoted defender Alex Jones from the youth squad.
Championships: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 21, 24, 26, 36
Other Accolades: Globe Cup 18 Runners Up, Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 4, 14, Benevolence Bowl Winners 1
Last Season Finish:10th
Team Info Atlantea Hurricanes returned to the top third of the season for much of the season with many fans thinking that this will be a good step forward for the many times champs. They still were the third best team in Atlantea but they quickly grow closer to the top sides.

Bayern Phoenix

Ground:Old Club Stadium 77,000
Manager:Duncan Kanchlskis
Colors:Red and Blue
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Finish top half
Starters:Karlsen**, Posluzny, Boynton, Herring**, Harrison**, Ashley, Cromwell**, Grose, Vanderweil, Lupei, Kepler
ReservesKarlson, Halifax, Weaver, Barnes, Yelnats
Sponsor:Glendale Pharmacy
Nickname(s):Phoenix
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad players Ashton Karlton, Greg Vanderweil and Jack Grose.
Championships:20, 25, 27, 28, 29
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 1, 20, Youth Cup 6 Winners
Last Season Finish:7th
Team Info Bayern Phoenix were close to returning to the international scene but ultimately they were unable to secure a top 5 spot. With their central midfield gutted from last season and two new youngsters in the middle we will quickly see if they can continue to be a part of the top teams in the next season.

Bayern-Algaer

Ground:Bayern Stadium 24,000
Manager:Aaron Opare
Colors:Red and Black
Jerseys:

Fan Support:High
Expectations:Top 5
Starters:Conbien, Bloomsbury, O’Malley**, Parker, Stevenson, Joxx, McCoy, Jewsbury, Petersheim, Johnson, Fortunae
ReservesAllison, Kopp, LaRaine, Bond, Michael
Sponsor:Weaver, Smith and Wrangler
Nickname(s):Weavers
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad members Ira Michael and Vance McCoy.
Championships:17, 22, 23, 32, 51
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 17
Last Season Finish:13th
Team Info Bayern-Algaer were a bit removed from the side who won the league a few years ago and that showed in their below middle performance. That said they were very good in the latter half of the season so hopefully they can be a part of the next seasons goings.

Blacklake Blues

Ground:Blacklake Blues Ballpark 79,000
Manager:Karl Ash
Colors:Blue and Green
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Compete for a Title
Starters:Jingleheimer-Smitt, Matterhorn, Herlekson**, Gregory, Oliver, Baines, Vazquez**, Hébert**, van Neymar*, Vonyas, Walker
Reserves:Andresen, Bones, Carnes, Durant, Mars
Sponsor:Blacklake Brewery
Nickname(s):Blues
Offseason Moves:
Championships:
Other Accolades:
Last Season Finish:8th
Team Info Blacklake Blues were really close to another spot in international play. That said they haven’t lost anything in the offseason which has many people thinking they can be a part of the leaders for the next few years, and with the best young Goalie in the league they have a bright future.

Capetown Crocs

Ground:Capetown Stadium 34,000
Manager:Doug Lewis
Colors:Black and Green
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Finish Mid Table
Starters:Dufailloy**, Becker, Boyd, Antero, Smitt, Jave, Fester, Van Good, Mauer, Arrendale, Green
ReservesFinito, Tyler, James, Jeffrey, Kline
Sponsor:TMI Lighting
Nickname(s):Crocs, The Ancients
Offseason Moves:
Last Season Finish:15th
Team Info Capetown were a solid 15th in the last season and hopes are that they can go up the table in the upcoming season as much of the team has experience to continue on and hopefully for their fans they can rise back up the table.

Celtic Rangers F.C.

Ground:Celtic Park 50,000
Manager:Micheal Jeanette
Colors:Blue and Green
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters: Okposo, Irwin, Sellus, Neal, Baker, Cabreras, Kiln, Jelton. Coswalt, Denisov, Jacks
Reserves Green, Pryce, Cooper, Daniels, Smith
Sponsor:Chocomilk
Nickname(s):Rangers
Offseason Moves:
Last Season Finish:19th
Team Info: Celtic Rangers were more than impressive in the last season with the whole team playing well enough to not only avoid relegation but didn’t even have a scare at being in the playoffs. Now the real stretch is if the team can continue on in the premier league for a few years and make it forward.

Fadrön Flight

Ground:Fadrön University Field 89,000
Manager:Benjamin Wright
Colors:Green and Red
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Compete for a title
Starters:Troubador, Gabor**, Paparian**, Stevenson, Walters, Gomez**, Montague, Figeuroa, Fotan**, Bender, Slater
Reserves:Calvin, Cartwright, Jacobs, Prince, Jiminez
Sponsor:Taeshan Air
Nickname(s):Flight, Flyers
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad members Alson Figeuroa, Nelson Cartwright, Ted Jacobs, and Albright Prince.
Championships:
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 19, Youth Cup 1 Winners
Last Season Finish:3rd
Team Info Fadron continues to be a top team in the Premier League and if the youth they have added is any sign they will continue to be a top team in the coming years. Alson Figeuroa is one of the brightest young attacking talents in Taeshan and Albright Prince on the bench is a star in the making on the wings.

Hannah

Ground:The Field (23,000)
Manager:Max Olange
Colors:Red and White
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters:Connoly, Villanueva, Carbonara, Kennedy, Vegas, Baker, Potter, Benito, Vader, Baines, Parkes
Reserves Henry, Parsons, Carlisle, Zhandov III**, Cotteril
Sponsor:
Nickname(s):Hoppers
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad members Joseph Carlisle and Jess Potter.
Other Accolades:
Last Season Finish:21st
Team Info Hannah continues to fall of season after season and they could be looking at a tough battle to avoid relegation in the upcoming year. They have picked up an infusion of young talent and that may be what saves the team from relegation in the upcoming years.

Knightspurs

Ground:The Dome 92,300
Manager:Barry Conrad
Colors:Purple and Powder Blue
Jerseys:

Fan Support:High
Expectations:Compete for Globe Cup Spot
Starters: Horatio, Focker, Keens, Lupin**, Crane, McMichael*, Klingenberg, Sunshine**, Parsons, Wanner, Langweiler
Reserves Swann, Green, Grant, Cartwright, Quan
Sponsor:Tae-Mart
Nickname(s):Spurs, Knights
Offseason Moves: Bought Goalkeeper Port Horatio from Moresville FC. Promoted youth squad members Geoffrey Klingenberg, Kyle Wanner and Seth Green.
Other Accolades:
Last Season Finish:12th
Team Info Knightspurs have slowly managed to push up the table the last few years and Maxwell McMichael has been one of the biggest reasons the team has succeeded and with him soon retiring they will likely be pushing over the next season or two to make it to an international stage for the first time in decades.

Laketown Rangers

Ground:Stadium on the Lake 90,000
Manager:Matteus Sigurdsson
Colors:Blue, Blue and More Blue
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Championship
Starters:Alison, Lalinga**, Martin, van Daale**, Alessio, Horst, Jackson, Falvey*, Hunt**, Billingsley, Tsukuyomi**
Reserves: Bolton, Masters, Long, George, Sanders
Sponsor:Laketown Police Academy
Nickname(s):Rangers
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad midfielder Xavier George.
Championships:31, 33, 34, 35, 53
Other Accolades: Benevolence Bowl 17
Last Season Finish:4th
Team Info Laketown returned to the top side of the league with their 4th place finish and were really only a win on the last day against Mierton from making it to the Champions’ Cup. But they failed to win at home and pushed on to the Globe Cup.

Mierton Manatees

Ground:Mierton Area Park
Manager:Orson Kyle
Colors:Blue and White
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Fight for Globe Cup Spot
Starters:Drew, Scott, Parkes , Reinhold, Wells**, Marstons, Smoker, Pellin, Cantebury, Teodore**, Tennyson
ReservesJacoby, Alex, Manning, Ford, Larson
Sponsor:No Doubt Apparel
Nickname(s):Manatees
Offseason Moves:
Championships:
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 23 and 24
Last Season Finish:2nd
Team Info Mierton had a great season last year and continues to be a top 3 team year in and out and for the most part they are incredibly close to finally winning the Premier League. The team still has a lot of strengths on the field and hopefully they can get the first title for their fans.

Mt Ceabring Thunder

Ground:Stairway to Heaven (90,000)
Manager:Jeffrey Charlies
Colors:Brown and Cream
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Low Table
Starters: Haralamb, Baker, Fasnacht, Trueblood, Myers, Gemini, Stadler, Perry, Carson, Avlarez, Jackson
ReservesTruex, Kline, Talbot, Jason, Torres
Sponsor:Kane Industries
Nickname(s):Thunder
Offseason Moves: Promoted Youth Squad Striker Abriel Torres.
Championships:
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 21
Last Season Finish:1st Erste Liga
Team Info Mt Ceabring has one of the strongest young corps in the league and returns to the Premier League after winning the second division. With two of the brightest young center backs in Fasnacht and Trueblood the hope for a climb of the league is strong for the team in the upcoming years. That said if they get relegated again you could see the pair get sold of rather easily as well.

New Capetown Falcons

Ground:New Capetown Memorial Park 100,111
Manager:Jason Vandersmitt
Colors:Pink, Red and Grey
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Compete for Cup
Starters:Suarez**, Sheen, Bryde, Johannessen**, Grace, Vadici, Dresden, Petersheim, Emanuel**, Greenshire, Washington
ReservesAvery, Prichards, Goshen, Eevily, Weasley
Sponsor:Falcon Brewery
Nickname(s):Falcons
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad midfielder Jason Eevily.
Championships:39
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 15, 22, 23 , Benevolence Bowl Winners 3, 4, 14, 18
Last Season Finish:22nd
Team Info New Capetown finished just two points above automatic relegation but managed to easily defeat FC Tenacity in their play off. They return now with a still mostly intact team moving forward. They also have Tavon Greenshire moving into the starting lineup on a more regular basis which has many people excited for the future.

New Capetown Nordiques

Ground:New Capetown Arena (22,000)
Manager:Heinrich Muller
Colors:Green, White and Purple
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters: Hewitt, Melchoir, Simon, Bolivar, Cansius, Lichtsteinter, Bradley, Ace, Collins, Baker, Orlando
ReservesValpack, Alvares, Gonzalez, Shanghai, Kyle
Sponsor:
Nickname(s): Nordiques
Offseason Moves: Bought Goalkeeper Leighton Hewitt from Wiechester FC.
Last Season Finish:17th
Team Info Nordiques continues to be a strong team beyond the wildest imaginations of many people involved in the league. With a strong returning contingent they seem likely to once again be the top dog in New Capetown and slowly move up the table moving forward.

Real Atlantea

Ground:The Wheelhouse 69,069
Manager:George Baggio
Colors:Aqua and Red
Jerseys:

Fan Support:High
Expectations:Win
Starters:Montague, Bombay, Entwhistle**, Cratos, Jurado**, Kaiba, Gordon, Harper*, Vanderbilt, Grasmere**, Book
ReservesCarp, Benvolio, Kyle, Moon, van Houten
Sponsor:Poplaberg
Nickname(s):The Shepherds
Offseason Moves: Championships:40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 52
Other Accolades: Copa de Campeones 29 Champions, 59th Champions’ Cup Semi-Finalists, Benevolence Bowl Winners 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15
Last Season Finish:18th
Team Info Let us just say that Real Atlantea had a really bad season, because they did. That said it was really just a combination of not helpful things happening throughout the season preventing the side from finishing at its usual heights. That said the team still has one of the best overall lineups in the league and could be headed back to the top in the next season.

Real Chinchinhua

Ground:Real Stadium on the Lake 99,001
Manager:Grant Holsum
Colors:Red and Purple
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Compete for Championship
Starters:Mitton, Hopkins**, Vihljalmsson**, Cancun, de Almeida**, Simpson, Carnes, Fuegahita, Ünterhausen**, Pontecorvide*, Silver
Reserves Parker, Marksman, Faulkner, Grey, Gallaudet
Sponsor:Water Solutions of Lake Minor
Nickname(s):Chihuahuas
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad members Jake Parker, Joe Faulkner and Matt Grey.
Championships:18, 19
Other Accolades:
Last Season Finish:20th
Team Info It was also a bad year for twice champions Chinchinhua, The squad has a nice group of players that seem likely to get them up the table with such studs as Enrique Fuegahita the leader of the group. Other important pieces include strong center back Ford Cancun.

Sleepy Hollow

Ground:Mort Field (69,000)
Manager:Joseph Anderson
Colors:Black, White and Gray
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Middle Pack
Starters:Javier, Bourne, Ogletree, Galbert, Connors, Benitez, Cortez**, Diego, Braingwright, Juergen, Jensen
ReservesCarlton, Gomez, Saunders, Backer, Kline
Sponsor:Ogilvy Real Estate
Nickname(s):Wranglers
Offseason Moves:
Championships: Promoted youth squad members Jess Gomez, Kyle Saunders and Reid Backer.
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 25, Youth Cup 2 Winners
Last Season Finish:11th
Team Info Sleepy Hollow had a return to form in the last season with an almost top 10 finish in the league behind a very strong performance as a team for much of the season. Hopefully they can continue to move up the table in the coming years.

Taeshan City Miners

Ground:Taeshan Educators Park 56,000
Manager:Evander Peters
Colors:Red and Orange
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters:Vanderbilt, Forrest, Laranas**, al-Alma**, Smith, Yaguinho**, Champlain, McKay**, Hewitt, Diego, Patterson
ReservesBelvedere**, Mitchell, McCain, Gregory, Salazar
Sponsor:Taeshan Educators Association
Nickname(s):Miners
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad midfielder Arnold McCain.
Championships: 54, 55, 56
Other Accolades: Youth Cup 5 Champions
Last Season Finish:1st
Team Info Taeshan City made it three straight championships behind a team that continues to play better than any other throughout Taeshan. The Miners had 7 points clear of second place at the end of the season and there is no reason there continued success shouldn’t be expected. The team is slowly aging and that may be there fatal flaw, but this season may not be the end of their Atlantean esque run.

Tintown Terrapins

Ground:Tintown Stadium 23,000
Manager:Everett Swann
Colors:White and Jade
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters:Porter, Cruise, Abigail, Byrde, Fenster, Veiga, Abl Bakr, Kepler, Parkes, Falst, Zephyr
ReservesAvalon, Barnes, Hanoi, von Bonn, Larsson
Sponsor:Tintown Ironworks
Nickname(s):Terrapins
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad midfielder Wallace Kepler.
Championships:30
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 26
Last Season Finish:14th
Team Info Tintown has seen 25 seasons pass since their lone Premier League title and if the last season is any sign they are not returning to that height anytime soon. That said with a strong midfield pairing of U21 hopefuls Randall Abl Bakr and Wallace Kepler the team may soon be on the rise.

Williams Isle

Ground: The Haberdashery (85,000)
Manager:Isaak Gnome
Colors:
Black Raven (68,000)
Fan Support:Medium
Jerseys:
Expectations:Low
Starters:Parker, Smith, Pioneer, Dalca, Johnson, Carsons, Kellyn, Colony, Brown, Carnes, Blue
ReservesBender, Selis, Foster, Kyle, Kent
Sponsor:
Nickname(s): Islanders
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad midfielder Michael Foster.
Last Season Finish: 16th
Championships:
Team Info Williams Isle continues to be a strong middle of the road Premier League side which if you ask their fans is pretty much enough for the side. As for their future prospects, they don’t seem to have much beyond staying out of the relegation zone and not being a rather attractive side to watch.

X Island Marauders

Ground:X Island Metropark 200,000
Manager:Maxwell Flanders
Colors:Black and White
Jerseys:

Fan Support:High
Expectations:Middle Table
Starters:Slater, Voxx, Johnson, Bogusevic**, Escobar, Pondecherry**, Costache**, Creider, Marchond, Stephens, Karlsbad
ReservesFoh, Turniquette, Falstaff, Jones, Price
Sponsor:Winehold Crematorium
Nickname(s):Marauders
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad strikers A.J. Karlsbad, Porter Price, and Esteban Foh.
Championships:14
Other Accolades:
Last Season Finish:9th
Team Info X Island was so close to seeing international play at the end of last season but ultimately couldn’t seal the deal. This year they have gained some new attacking talent but really are still missing the cutting edge you would expect from a team fighting to be a top dog in the league.

Yaton FC

Ground:Yaton Insurance Park 88,000
Manager:Anderson Jamison
Colors:Blue and Yellow
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters: Coblentz, Peterson, Ylvis, Alison, Pruitt, Simmers, Quinones, Drake, Stuart, Michaels, Gomez
Reserves Paisley, Gorner, Martin, Smith, Park
Sponsor:Yaton Insurance
Nickname(s):SeaMonsters
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad members Abel Gorner, George Martin, Jack Park, Tim Smith, and Evan Paisley.
Championships:2
Other Accolades: Youth Cup 3, 4, 7 Winners
Last Season Finish:6th
Team Info Yaton FC saw another strong season come and a close brush with international play falling short on goal differential after a last day tie saw them tied for fifth. The season saw the end of many players careers on the team and many youth stars were called up, five in total, coming off of Yaton’s third youth title.

Yaton United

Ground: Heaven’s Door 79,000
Manager: Emerson Jones
Colors:Jade and Tangerine
Jerseys:

Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters:Jess, Cortez, Masterson, Baker, Everett, Connoly, Mathieu, Gordon, Carlson, Good, Martin
Reserves Smith, Patterson, Alvarez, Heller, Elliot
Sponsor:
Nickname(s): Tangerines
Offseason Moves:
Last Season Finish:2nd Erste Liga
Team Info Yaton United has returned to the top division after a strong performance in the second division that saw them two points ahead of FC Tenacity at the gong. That two points assured them the avoidance of the playoffs which so often hinders lower division teams chances at moving up the table.

by **Pasarga** » Mon Jan 02, 2017 3:31 pm

Season 1979 Preview

After two years of being relatively quiet on the transfer market, Pasargan clubs decided to splash the cash to bring in some reinforcements from outside of the Dual Islands. Sardin United was the biggest mover, bringing in six players to their side in hopes to get out of the annual relegation dogfight that they seem to get caught up in, though most of the players look to be development projects. Perhaps the biggest shock of the window came when Lea Pabst was transferred out of CAP, despite the national team midfielder helping the Hurricane to win the title last season. Some may have seen her as excess to requirements at the talent rich club, but one has to wonder if losing her leadership will hurt the side in the short term as Tani looks as dangerous as ever to their position at the top.

Outside of the two major powers, Hellinic and Turkish both look like they are up for a run at the title, though one can never count out Baskita though, with the most successful capital club coming from out of nowhere at times to win the title. However Hellinic really seems to have the biggest and best chance of those who are not named CAP or Tani, with the leadership they have at the managerial position, as well as a veteran squad composed of talented players from across the world as well as some good domestic groomed players at their disposal. Do not be surprised to see the Spartans at or near the top of the table come the end of the season.

Looking at the other end of the table, one has to wonder just how Metz intends to survive at the top tier or if they are merely going to take their television money payout and be happy about it before falling back into the secon tier. While nabbing Quail might help mitigate some of the doubts surrounding the Targas club, they seem quite out of their element even when compared to Tyrysier and Evenfar, whom they were promoted with. Sardin United, Stilinkeep, and Lìjû all will have to do their due diligence if they want to avoid the other two drop spots and force the promoted teams back down to the SuperLiga 2, as all seem quite suspectable to falling out of the top tier. Though the season could have many different twists and turns, all of which will start next week when Tani plays CAP in the Copa Real and the season will get underway.

CA Paulinthal
Location: Paulinthal | Stadium: San Daros (64,000) | Manager: Margot Carbajal Anaya
Starting XI: Sebastian Naumann;

Lyman Colmenero, Dejan Jukić, Eric Bayer, Jürgen Gottschalk; Albertine Latourelle,

Denton Tapp,

Josephine Clement-Rossiter;

Abel Brücke;

Mattiu Searlait,

Ragnar Targaryen

Tanrısal
Location: Stein-los | Stadium: Kilmonarch (72,000) | Manager: Inas Kawthar Bishara
Starting XI: Jonas Kvalheim; Józef Grabowski, Johannes Horgen,

Emely Towers, Dagbjört Baldursdóttir;

Lemuel Ortez, Roland Lebrun,

Amitee Abdalla, Elin Hofstede;

Ursula Rankin,

Adam Pinto

Club Stein-los
Location: Stein-los | Stadium: Stein-los Stadium (59,000) | Manager: Aslan Karakaya
Starting XI: Sandor Petheö; Temesgen Biniam, Demirkan Yilmaz, Agnar Þorbergsson, Alem Sebhat;

Dominic Ellis, Evrim Cavus, Beren Turkoglu, Nadir Terzi; Acun Sarigul, Cihat Kozen

Stein-los Turkish
Location: Stein-los | Stadium: Albrecht Road (57,000) | Manager: Kaseem Tamir
Starting XI: Mercer Brisette; Phillipp Hartmann,

Îstr Gìárdìnâ, Christian Krüger, Antje Faerber; Madeleine Lacharité, Seymour Labonté,

Jýmë Êrréf, Inès Fecteau; Inèz van Stiphout,

Liane Fransson

Hellinic Rouge
Location: Evenfar | Stadium: Spartan Stadium (30,000) | Manager: Tobias Möller
Starting XI: Thury Gitta;

Eskama Nagi,

Hari Al-Yossei, Þorvaldur Oddsson, Trinette Bordeleau; Eliane van der Oord, Franko Ivanović, Fannberg Jörgensen, Halla Einarsdóttir;

Karena Foran, Lara Klobučar

Baskita FC
Location: Torgos | Stadium: Taltron Park (66,000) | Manager: Guerin Bourgeau
Starting XI: Sebastian Bergmann; Gabrijela Klarić, Gerô Zsanett, Björgvin Guðbjörnsson, Daniela Fridrichová; Jiří Sedláček, Miluše Richterová,

Syrene Ramsey, Jana Ondráčková;

Ariadne Shroveday, Linka Bernáth

Fetherdron United
Location: Torgos | Stadium: Silverthal (60,000) | Manager: Anđelko Stipanov
Starting XI:

Hishaam Keating; Ines Calabresi, Maik Köhler,

Annegret Guire, Guðrún Karlsdóttir; Kathrin Drechsler,

Justin Coria,

Raladish Khilewinnen, Marjan Vukelić; Lea Ivančić,

Jota

Peynol-Lunas
Location: Lunas | Stadium: Crescent Park (50,000) | Manager: Oxana Tošnjak
Starting XI: Mladenka Barić;

Crystal Hepburn,

Alicia,

Meredith Towerman, Branislav Jurić; Asztalos Koppány,

Shay Vahlen,

Agam Dalit Rose, Mozes Szatmáry; Angyal Vilmos,

Neil Nordegraf

Lunas FC
Location: Lunas | Stadium: Stadium of the Moon (84,000) | Manager: Hasan Urbanček
Starting XI: Guido Arcuri; Petronio Conti, Ljudevit Grgić, Milivoj Debeljak, Anne-Sophie Sikma; Angelique Chrétien, Jonas Kuster, Bohuslav Novák, Matija Blažević; Mire Dobrinja, Enej Dovšak

Galatica
Location: Torgos | Stadium: Stade de Torgos (90,000) | Manager: Salah Wasil Kalb
Starting XI: Miodrag Novosel; Geoffrey Provencher, Haylom Medhanie,

Myeong Bo Gu, Renáta Gaál;

Frazan Va'Goshal,

Tory Jeanes, Matthias Kastner, Lavinia Araujo Pereira; Stanislav Pokrovski,

Wizstana Iretziia

Santos Luega
Location: Paulinthal | Stadium: Tecos Stadium (47,000) | Manager: Conrad Zamora Solís
Starting XI:

Jayma Pagan Fragas; Haman Parra Zamudio, Amadeo Carrasquill Acuna, Alec Gamez Samaniego, Cripín Montanez Delgado; Giuseppe Vázquez Marroquín, Melas Meza Chacón, Perpetuo Jiménez Amador, Aristides Mejía Muro; Maiten Matos Galindo, Oriol Girón Rosado

Paulinthal FC
Location: Paulinthal | Stadium: Seaside Park (27,000) | Manager: Wimke Ausma
Starting XI: Åsa Enckelman; Milan Lokaj, Antonín Tokár, Alois Mančík,

Sierra Silverton; Srećko Tadić, Peter Farber,

Janpan Chiopez, Anna Egger; Štefica Zagorec, Svjetlana Varga

Titanderth
Location: Dendros | Stadium: Olympus (21,000) | Manager: Dieter Beyer
Starting XI: Bán Rezsx; Leona Petrović, Daisi Lafond, Jesse Coleman, Brent Jeffcoat; Matilda Jožefa Pajtak,

Cory Schoemaker, Natalya Vitko, Alil Lehner; Sanita Fischione, Tearlach Beaupré

Duke of the North
Location: Isnat'pa | Stadium: Citadel Stadium (25,000) | Manager: Zorislav Ivanec
Starting XI:

Korbin Harvey; Drago Jakšić,

Grene Sharpe, Borislava Mađar,

Anjelica Grizzuto; Kazimir Cindrić, Anamarija Dujmović,

Helmut Chilmark,

Kimberly Pine; Đurđica Jurišić, Eva Tomić

Stilinkeep FC
Location: Stilinkeep | Stadium: Stilinkeep Stadium (64,000) | Manager: Hajdu Vázsony
Starting XI: Demeter Agoston; Teha Anić, Victor Nørgaard, Jin Koomen, Frida Ravn; Ktisztina Vig, Ernesztina Cakó, Aurelia Fenyvessy, Håkon Gulliksen; Vince Pollák, Vladimir Filipović

Lìjû
Location: Stilinkeep | Stadium: Calabrese Park (29,000) | Manager: Sághi Róbert
Starting XI: Edina Gáspár; Dieter Dresdner,

Waseem Biskara,

Zilda Beredjiklian, Benedek Deli; Zétény Csikós, Agotha Szöllôsi,

Maysam Bashirah, Gabriella Kántor;

Elisabeth Boer, Ugod Vörös

Sardin United
Location: Sardin | Stadium: East River Stadium (27,000) | Manager: Takáts Kelemen
Starting XI: Zsa-zsa Gyôrfy; Florian Neustadt,

Ryan Prescott, Tihamér Molnár, Salay Lorencz; Majda Ana Čerk, Keresztes Zaránd, Baraba Metodija, Roland Sarjanović;

Elfleda Arterberry, Krisztina Szántó

Tyrysier
Location: Troubalose | Stadium: Apollo Ground (29,000) | Manager: Lucie Valentová
Starting XI:

Helen Vickers; Bergþór Elisson, Vojmil Antunović, Borna Živković, Mijo Kolar; Josip Barišić, Nikola Mikešová, Ladislav Koranda, Tonka Živković; Ivo Schejbal, Karel Dvořák

Evenfar FC
Location: Evenfar | Stadium: Woodland Park (22,000) | Manager: Kelemen Demeter
Starting XI: Thorsten Lehmann; Patrick Herzog, Jan Duerr, Thorsten Schreiner, Wolfgang Baumgartner; Jaroslav Dolejší, Thelma Alfreðsdóttir, Sæmundur Kristínarson, Ástráður Áskelsson; Malcsi Hoffmann, Karolina Mülner

Aratha Metz
Location: Targas | Stadium: Metropolitan (28,000) | Manager: Rajko Janković
Starting XI: Gojslav Poljak;

Francesca Quail, Davorin Nikolić, Leonardo Vučković, Šime Vidaković; Fran Živković, Jozo Katić, Šime Dujmović, Tvrtko Božić; Tihomil Hrvat, Srebrenko Mijatović

by **Pasarga** » Mon Jan 02, 2017 4:47 pm

Season 1979

When things fall your way, they really seem to do, especially if you are Tani, who nearly did a quadruple this season as they marched to their fifth title in six seasons. Tani started the season off on the right foot when they beat CAP in Torgos in the Copa Real, from there on out, the Stein-los club battled back and forth with their titanic rivals for the right to become champions. However they had a very unexpected but profitable run in the Cygnus Cup, defeating Raynor City United among others to take the trophy home and become the first Pasargan side to do so. However they would be bested surprisingly in the Copa de La Luna Final by Peynol-Lunas, who get their first piece of silverware in quite awhile.

For CAP, it was a season of near misses, missing out on the title by two points, then falling short in the Copa de Campeones Final to their Euran opponents, failing to maintain their history of dominance in that arena, despite overcoming a shock 2-4 leg defeat in the semifinals to RGS Athletic. That makes the loss in the Final all the more gutwrenching and the fact that they failed to win a single trophy quite upsetting to those in the west end of the Pargis. The Hurricane will no doubt be looking to bounce back and in a big way next season, which likely signals further drops into the transfer market to try and grab that special player or two to get the side winning trophies on a consistent basis once more.

Rouge and Turkish both did well as one would have thought, finishing third and fourth respectively, just off the pace that Tani was setting through the season, however it is Baskita who will feel the most hard done by after securing a top five finish but seeing their spot in the Globe Cup slip away thanks to Peynol's victory in the Copa de La Luna. Duke of the North had a good bounce back season, as did Santos who climbed back into the upper half of the midtable and looked dangerous for a time. Though their success was marked by Galatica's sudden capitulation as the Galaticos were unable to get out of their own way this season with draw after draw and then seeing those draws turn into losses.

At the bottom, Metz put up quite a bit more fight than we gave them credit for, but ultimately they fell short by two points in their bid to survive and will be back down in SuperLiga 2 next season, as will Tyrysier and to many peoples' surprise, Lìjû. Lìjû just seemed to have the floor give way under them and were done in by the inability to secure wins at their home ground, something that Metz was able to do despite having a weaker side on paper. Coming straight back up from SuperLiga 2 after dropping last season is Riis, though they had to do so in the way of a playoff, while Mytos-Turin and Myrtha Dalin showed their class in the second tier and always looked like the two sides who would get the automatic promotion to the top tier. The test of course for all of them is if they can stay up, while the rest of the league battles for titles and Pasargan respect in the international stage, after Tani and Tyrysier both won a competition this season.

Copa Real
@ Stade de Torgos, Torgos
CA Paulinthal 0-2 Tanrısal

SuperLiga

Pos Team                    P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Tanrısal               38  22   5  11  75  48  +27  71     Champions
  2 CA Paulinthal          38  20   9   9  78  53  +25  69     CC
  3 Hellinic Rouge         38  20   6  12  56  46  +10  66     GC
  4 Stein-los Turkish      38  20   5  13  61  43  +18  65     GC
  5 Baskita FC             38  18   9  11  71  56  +15  63
  6 Duke of the North      38  19   6  13  40  26  +14  63
  7 Santos Luega           38  18   6  14  62  49  +13  60
  8 Peynol-Lunas           38  17   8  13  55  47   +8  59     GC
  9 Club Stein-los         38  16   8  14  59  57   +2  56
 10 Lunas FC               38  16   7  15  54  47   +7  55
 11 Evenfar FC             38  15   8  15  52  55   -3  53
 12 Galatica               38  14   9  15  73  61  +12  51
 13 Stilinkeep FC          38  14   8  16  38  44   -6  50
 14 Paulinthal FC          38  13   9  16  62  66   -4  48
 15 Sardin United          38  12  10  16  38  39   -1  46
 16 Titanderth             38  13   5  20  53  74  -21  44
 17 Fetherdron United      38  12   3  23  46  74  -28  39
 18 Aratha Metz            38   9  10  19  26  52  -26  37     Relegated
 19 Tyrysier               38  10   6  22  43  73  -30  36     Relegated
 20 Lìjû                   38   7  13  18  42  74  -32  34     Relegated

SuperLiga 2

Playoffs: Aleine United 3-3A (3-1, 0-2) SC Myrkan, FC Myrkan 2-4 (1-1, 1-3) Riis | Riis 3-0 SC Myrkan

Pos Team                  P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Myrtha Dalin         42  20  14   8  81  49  +32  74     Champions
  2 Mytos-Turin          42  20  13   9  45  29  +16  73     Promoted
  3 Aleine United        42  22   4  16  87  57  +30  70     Playoff
  4 FC Myrkan            42  20   9  13  46  41   +5  69     Playoff
  5 Riis                 42  19  11  12  65  46  +19  68     Playoff
  6 SC Myrkan            42  17  15  10  53  37  +16  66     Playoff
  7 SC Sardin            42  18  12  12  59  51   +8  66
  8 Torgos City          42  18   8  16  57  53   +4  62
  9 SC Troubalose        42  16  13  13  54  49   +5  61
 10 Tulduroc United      42  14  17  11  38  32   +6  59
 11 Cillinas FC          42  14  14  14  48  51   -3  56
 12 FC Felaton           42  16   8  18  63  68   -5  56
 13 RC Sardin            42  14  12  16  73  67   +6  54
 14 Athletic Sutra       42  13  14  15  53  57   -4  53
 15 Avidë                42  14   9  19  51  74  -23  51
 16 SC Filwarfin         42  12  12  18  45  52   -7  48
 17 FC Belja             42  13   9  20  53  71  -18  48
 18 Haslief              42  13   8  21  45  64  -19  47
 19 Stradirù             42  11  13  18  37  48  -11  46
 20 St. Galaxia          42  11  12  19  47  66  -19  45     Relegated
 21 OS Anax              42  10  14  18  52  69  -17  44     Relegated
 22 Targas United        42  11  11  20  22  43  -21  44     Relegated

SuperLiga 3

Playoffs: Isnat'pa United 4-0 (2-0, 2-0) Darom United, Celesthem FC 2-5 (2-2, 0-3) Leyton Peynol | Isnat'pa United 1-2 Leyton Peynol

Pos Team                  P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Targas City          42  25   6  11  62  35  +27  81     Champions
  2 Arthiana-bas         42  23   9  10  67  34  +33  78     Promoted
  3 Isnat'pa United      42  23   9  10  41  24  +17  78     Playoff
  4 Celesthem FC         42  22  10  10  52  32  +20  76     Playoff
  5 Leyton Peynol        42  20  12  10  53  49   +4  72     Playoff
  6 Darom United         42  21   8  13  42  26  +16  71     Playoff
  7 Renaitiz             42  19   8  15  43  38   +5  65
  8 Peixe                42  16  14  12  59  44  +15  62
  9 Aleine FC            42  16  14  12  58  54   +4  62
 10 SC Dendros           42  16   9  17  52  60   -8  57
 11 Orasul               42  16   7  19  36  44   -8  55
 12 Tarrows              42  14  12  16  43  46   -3  54
 13 Druidists            42  15   8  19  45  51   -6  53
 14 Pendera              42  13  11  18  29  36   -7  50
 15 Harklaoff            42  12  12  18  45  66  -21  48
 16 Real Troubalose      42  11  14  17  30  35   -5  47
 17 Uriz                 42  10  17  15  25  31   -6  47
 18 Tharg-calan          42  11  14  17  42  50   -8  47
 19 Altanley United      42  12  10  20  33  49  -16  46
 20 Cape Jark            42   9  16  17  22  34  -12  43
 21 Hyan FC              42   7  15  20  26  46  -20  36
 22 Seletal FC           42   7  13  22  23  44  -21  34

Copa de La Luna
Holders ~ Tanrısal
Broadcasts start at the Round of Sixteen due to regional restrictions

Round of Sixteen
SC Myrkan 2-0 Arthiana-Bas
Cillinas FC 2-1 FC Belja
Orasul 1-1(1-1 AET)[4-3 PKs] Fetherdron United
Real Troubalose 1-2 Titanderth
Haslief 1-1(2-1 AET) Cape Jark
CA Paulinthal 1-3 Lìjû
Celesthem FC 1-2 Peynol-Lunas
Tanrısal 6-1 Leyton Peynol

Quarterfinals
Orasul 1-4 Peynol-Lunas
Titanderth 0-2 Cillinas FC
Lìjû 3-4 Tanrısal
SC Myrkan 3-1 Haslief

Semifinals
Peynol-Lunas 1-1(2-1 AET) SC Myrkan
Tanrısal 1-0 Cillinas FC

Final
@ Stade de Torgos, Torgos
Peynol-Lunas 1-0 Tanrısal

Team of the Season
GK:

Korbin Harvey, Duke of the North
RB: Drago Jakšić, Duke of the North
CB:

Îstr Gìárdìnâ, Stein-los Turkish
CB:

Hari Al-Yossei, Hellinic Rouge
LB: Antje Faerber, Stein-los Turkish
RW: Albertine Latourelle, CA Paulinthal
MC:

Lemuel Ortez, Tanrısal
AMC:

Abel Brücke, CA Paulinthal
LW: Elin Hofstede, Tanrısal
ST:

Ursula Rankin, Tanrısal
ST:

Ariadne Shroveday, Baskita FC

Player of the Season
1)

Ursula Rankin, Tanrısal (18 goals, 11 assists)
2)

Abel Brücke, CA Paulinthal (12 goals, 14 assists)
3)

Korbin Harvey, Duke of the North (21 clean sheets)

Golden Boot
1)

Mattiu Searlait, CA Paulinthal (20 goals)
2)

Ariadne Shroveday, Baskita FC (19 goals)
3)

Ursula Rankin, Tanrısal (18 goals)

Foreigner of the Year
1)

Ursula Rankin, Tanrısal (18 goals, 11 assists)
2)

Abel Brücke, CA Paulinthal (12 goals, 14 assists)
3)

Lemuel Ortez, Tanrısal (4 goals, 14 assists)

Pasarga (PAS) qualifiers
Puppet of Valanora
Champions’ Cup 67: Tanrısal, CA Paulinthal
Globe Cup 64: Hellinic Rouge, Stein-los Turkish, Peynol-Lunas
SBCC 64: Myrtha Dalin, Mytos-Turin, Aleine United
CdC: Tanrısal
CYG: Tanrısal, Peynol-Lunas

Pasarga (PAS) Final Site Bids
Champions Cup 67 : Stade de Torgos (90,000), Torgos - The crown jewel of Pasargan footballing stadium, it is both the national stadium and the stadium of the club side Galatica. It was built to be a monument to the prowess that the Pasargan people can achieve whenever they put their minds to it and show the rest of the footballing community that they belong. Located in the heart of the capital, it is easy to reach from anywhere within the city and the noise created inside the stadium has been known to shake surrounding buildings whenever the Wanderers are playing. Recently renovated to bring the amenities up to the modern standard, with an integrated wireless network within the stadium.

by **The Republic Of Arkan** » Thu Jan 05, 2017 11:53 am

The "We Got Some Leagues" Edition

Offseason

After another World Cup came and went, it became fairly clear that the Alliance League needed to be rebranded, as Lupis Land disappeared in some weird cataclysmic event that somehow involved a llama and the number 7. After failing to come to a functioning system, the Alliance League split into two leagues; The Garsian League and the Northern Remorovian League. This choice was made for the teams, as they would have to fly over the entirety of Arkan to get to the other. The CONRAGAF (Confederation of Northern Remorov, Arkan, and Garsia Athletic Football) decided that, along with the Alliance League being split into two, with the AllianceCup going to whoever won a match between the Garsian and Northern Remorovian leagues.

ARKAN PRO SOCCER LEAGUE
Season 5
Reigning Champion - Arkan City Crew

The largest league in CONRAGAF once again kicked off, looking to be another stunning season. Would the reigning champions Arkan City Crew look to add to their legacy and win a third GloryCup in a row, or would a new team step up to the plate? What would the newly promoted Ryo and Martz do in their first season after being promoted? Will Arkan City's Trafik Okolot continue to show his skills, or will new faces, such as Delfix's Smeti Gernativ or Yellowbridge's Gregor Ivilchanko, show up the young star? Will we see the highly anticipated league debut of Nikoli Silvat for Despia, or will he spend another year on another team? All these questions and more were asked at the start of season five of the Arkan Pro Soccer League.

Arkan Pro Soccer League  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Delfix                    28   15   7   6    54   37  +17    52 Champions Cup GoldCup
 2 Ryo                       28   13   9   6    16   11   +5    48 Globe Cup GoldCup
 3 Yellowbridge              28   13   8   7    30   22   +8    47 Globe Cup GoldCup
 4 Cryslis                   28   13   7   8    36   31   +5    46
 5 Arkan City                28   13   4  11    37   31   +6    43
 6 Ezo                       28   11   9   8    37   29   +8    42
 7 Despia                    28   11   6  11    31   30   +1    39
 8 Hadrez                    28   10   8  10    34   41   −7    38
 9 Dyno                      28    9  10   9    36   36    0    37
10 Martz                     28   10   6  12    25   27   −2    36
11 Arkis                     28   10   6  12    37   40   −3    36
12 Juvo                      28    7  11  10    29   33   −4    32
13 Arkania                   28    6   8  14    14   24  −10    26
14 Tristus                   28    6   8  14    39   51  −12    26 RELEGATED
15 New Leo                   28    7   5  16    15   27  −12    26 RELEGATED

AWARDS
GloryCup: Delfix Flames
Player of the Year: Smeti Gernativ (DEL, 28 GP, 21 G, 7 A)
Player's Association Player of the Year: Gogolv Eterio (RYO, 28 GP, 11 GA)
Golden Boot: Smeti Gernativ (DEL, 28 GP, 21 G)
Golden Glove: Gogolv Eterio (RYO, 28 GP, 11 GA)
Youth Player of the Year: Smeti Gernativ (DEL, 28 GP, 21 G, 7 A, 19 Years Old)
The Maru Emtol Rebound Player of the Year: Gogolv Eterio (RYO, 28 GP, 11 GA)
Manager of the Year: Hanz Grubnez (DEL) 
Linik Pulse Goal of The Year: Smeti Gernativ's (DEL) 23 yard bicycle kick at Yellowbridge, Week 1
Best XI: 3-4-1-2: Eterio (RYO); Ivilchanko (YEL), Rackovo (DEL), Matast (YEL); Adensol (DES), Gallzmat (EZO), Jakavot (CRY), Hartz (AKC); Galvik (CRY); Hententat (DES), Gernativ (DEL)

After two years, Arkan City do not walk away with the GloryCup, as the Delfix Flames take the trophy. Led by striker Smeti Gernativ and Coach Hanz Grubnez, the team finally became the best Arkan had to offer, four years after they made it into the Globe Cup. Ryo, who was promoted last season, and Yellowbridge came in second and third respectively, punching their tickets into the Globe Cup. Sadly, New Leo, who was in Globe Cup last season, and Tristus, who was promoted in season 3, would find themselves relegated down to the Arkan Promotion League.

At the Awards Ceremony, hosted by Arkan City, was held at Galix Stadium, where Smeti Gernativ of Delfix and Gogolv Eterio of Ryo swept the awards, and Hanz Grubnez of Delfix taking Coach of the Year.

Promotion League
Season 5

After Martz and Ryo were promoted last season, the Arkan Promotion league became one of the most talked about leagues. Now, three teams would be relegated from the APL to the new Mazrid League, and only one team would be allowed into the GoldCup. The league's teams, now vying to get promoted and not get relegated, began their quest to win the HonorCup, get promoted, and not get relegated.

Arkan Promotion League  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Alfden                   30   15   7   8    30   21   +9    52 PROMOTED GoldCup
 2 Matro                    30   13  11   6    40   30  +10    50 PROMOTED
 3 Uliv                     30   14   7   9    51   36  +15    49
 4 Trasmin                  30   12   8  10    29   25   +4    44
 5 Arkanis                  30   12   8  10    44   43   +1    44
 6 Eteo                     30   12   7  11    40   46   −6    43
 7 Grezo                    30   11   9  10    36   25  +11    42
 8 Jakau                    30   11   8  11    28   30   −2    41
 9 Denten                   30   10  11   9    43   46   −3    41
10 Gradia                   30   11   7  12    28   31   −3    40
11 Grade                    30    9  11  10    23   20   +3    38
12 Hirot                    30    8  12  10    44   52   −8    36
13 Asti                     30    9   8  13    49   49    0    35
14 Herozoto                 30    9   7  14    42   52  −10    34 RELEGATED 
15 Cratet                   30    7  10  13    36   46  −10    31 RELEGATED 
16 Helit                    30    7   9  14    33   44  −11    30 RELEGATED

AWARDS
HonorCup - Alfden SC
APL Player of the Year - Nikoli Silvat (ULV (On loan from DES), 30 GP, 29 G, 7 A)
APL Golden Boot - Nikoli Silvat (ULV (On loan from DES), 30 GP, 29 G)
APL Golden Glove - Gerot Olokel (GZO, 30 GP, 20 GA)
APL Goal of The Year - Gerat Osposo's (ALF) 37 yard freekick goal against Cratet, Week 17.

After thirty games, Alfden SC won the HonorCup, barely beating off Matro and Uliv in a close race. Alfden and Matro would join the Arkan Pro Soccer League after being relegated from it in season 2 and season 1, respectively. Sadly, Herozoto, Cratet, and Helit would find themselves relegated to the Mazrid league, two going to the East, while one goes to the west. Nikoli Silvat, who played for Uliv this season, took the Player of the Year Award and Golden Boot, when Gerot Olokel won the Golden Glove.

Mazrid League
Season 1

With the growing strength of Arkan's international presence, more teams popped up across the country with the goal of one day representing them in any international competition. Unable to cope with the large amounts of teams wanting in the league, the Mazrid League was formed. Named after former President of Soccer Arkan Eden Mazrid, the league was divided into two divisions, East and West, based on location on the divider line. This would cause for some questions, such as who would get promoted, who would be called champion, and where do relegated teams go? Thus, the agreement that a championship match between the winner of the East Division faced off against the winner of the West Division to be crowned champion, along with granting their division an additional promotion spot.

Relegation, however, was a bit more difficult to decide. It was decided early on that three teams would be either relegated or promoted, though they did not figure out what would happen if all the relegated teams went to the same division. Thus, the Temporary Relocation Clause was created. If the Temporary Relocation Clause would be enacted, the lowest seeded team to be relegated would be put into the opposite Division in which they are normally in. Agreed and signed off on by 60 of the 62 teams in Arkan, the TRC would allow any relegation problems solved easily.

Mazrid East Division   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Mediat                  30   16   7   7    48   29  +19    55 PROMOTED
 2 Midil                   30   15   6   9    34   21  +13    51 PROMOTED via DreamCup
 3 Jurat                   30   14   4  12    40   34   +6    46
 4 Emtat                   30   11  11   8    26   29   −3    44
 5 Azian                   30   12   6  12    40   40    0    42
 6 Curat                   30   11   9  10    32   32    0    42
 7 Mara                    30   12   6  12    28   31   −3    42
 8 Silia                   30   12   6  12    25   28   −3    42
 9 Arco                    30   12   5  13    32   28   +4    41
10 Gazot                   30   12   5  13    28   26   +2    41
11 Margo                   30   12   5  13    29   32   −3    41
12 Myo                     30   10   8  12    23   26   −3    38
13 Agnisit                 30   10   8  12    19   29  −10    38
14 East Midil              30   10   7  13    32   33   −1    37
15 Juramo                  30    9   7  14    29   40  −11    34
16 Buta                    30    9   6  15    27   34   −7    33

Mazrid West Division   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Leo                     28   13   6   9    33   28   +5    45 PROMOTED
 2 Menzto                  28   12   7   9    30   22   +8    43
 3 Centra                  28   11  10   7    25   20   +5    43
 4 Genzi                   28   12   7   9    28   24   +4    43
 5 Majuto                  28   12   7   9    30   28   +2    43
 6 Guvo                    28   12   6  10    27   21   +6    42
 7 Gezo                    28    9  11   8    20   22   −2    38
 8 Henzet                  28    9  10   9    39   36   +3    37
 9 Renze                   28   10   7  11    23   32   −9    37
10 Hartze                  28    9   8  11    28   26   +2    35
11 Gorut                   28    9   8  11    20   21   −1    35
12 Geteto                  28    8  11   9    26   29   −3    35
13 Marca                   28    9   7  12    25   29   −4    34
14 West Midil              28   10   4  14    24   30   −6    34
15 Calzo                   28    5  11  12    22   32  −10    26

CHAMPIONSHIP
Leo FA (W) 0–1 Mediat FC (E)

DreamCup - Mediat FC (East)
EastCup - Mediat FC
WestCup - Leo FA

Mediat FC and Leo FA would win the East and West division, respectively, and each would find themselves facing off to determine the first DreamCup champion. Played at Bara Arena in Alfden, the two teams faced off for not only the championship, but also an extra promotion spot for their division.

Garsian League
Season 2
Current Holder: N/A

The Garsian League consists of 15 amount of teams from around Garsia, which each team playing for the JuronCup, named after Garsia's Department of Sports Head Juron Calavo. Led by Gradit and Garsinia, the new league was determined to begin it's growth.

GSL                   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 New Trasmin            28   13  13   2    31   22   +9    52 GoldCup
 2 Gyoz                   28   16   4   8    43   36   +7    52 GoldCup
 3 Mazgo                  28   11  13   4    45   27  +18    46
 4 North Gatea            28   12   8   8    29   25   +4    44
 5 Gracit                 28   10  10   8    22   19   +3    40
 6 Jentu                  28   11   6  11    29   25   +4    39
 7 Gradit                 28    9  12   7    34   32   +2    39
 8 Vriest                 28    9   9  10    17   17    0    36
 9 Gazeti                 28    9   9  10    22   23   −1    36
10 New Juvo               28    8  11   9    23   21   +2    35
11 Geroz                  28    9   8  11    27   28   −1    35
12 South Gatea            28    8   9  11    26   32   −6    33
13 Muravit                28    8   5  15    18   29  −11    29
14 Arcent                 28    6   9  13    33   38   −5    27
15 Garsinia               28    4   8  16    20   45  −25    20

New Trasmin would go on to win the first JuronCup, after beating Gyoz AFV by Goal Differential, punching their ticket to try for the AllianceCup against Northern Remorov's best team. Both teams, however, would find their way to the GoldCup, however, in hopes of winning for Garsia.

Northern Remorov League
Season 3
Current Holder: Resmanta FC

The Northern Remorov League consisted of 10 teams, six from the original Alliance League, and four new teams from around the country, playing for the FrazShield, named after Northern Remorov's chief of Soccer from the CONRAGAF, Fraz Olivik. The league, based out of Remorovit, began play with Renketa against Rizet in Remorv Stadium in Remorovit.

NRFL                  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Renketa                18    8   4   6    21   23   −2    28 GoldCup
 2 Regaliz                18    7   6   5    20   12   +8    27 GoldCup
 3 Renzit                 18    7   6   5    28   22   +6    27
 4 Resmanta               18    7   6   5    25   22   +3    27
 5 Rizet                  18    8   3   7    17   19   −2    27
 6 Rekovik                18    7   5   6    21   19   +2    26
 7 Recoh                  18    8   2   8    17   16   +1    26
 8 Remitv                 18    6   5   7    11   12   −1    23
 9 Remorovit              18    5   5   8    17   20   −3    20
10 Rekent                 18    3   6   9    24   36  −12    15

Renketa would go on to win the FrazShield, beating out six team who were within two points. They would find themselves in the AllianceCup championship against the winner of the Garsian League later on. Renketa, joined by Regaliz, would punch their tickets to the GoldCup, Regaliz by a mere two goals over Renzit.

AllianceCup

Garsian's New Trasmin faced off against Northern Remorov's Renketa to determine the first AllianceCup champion in the first AllianceCup after the reformation of the two leagues.

ALLIANCECUP CHAMPIONSHIP
New Trasmin AC 0–1 Renketa SC

The AllianceCup Championship, played in Galix Stadium in Arkan City, was won by Northern Remorov's Renketa SC, beating out Garsia's New Trasmin AC by the score of 1 to 0.

GoldCup Playoffs
Former Winner: Martz Marauders
Hosted in: Draza Arena, Dyno, Arkan

ROUND OF 8
Alfden SC 1–0 Ryo United (1)
Delfix Flames 1–0 Yellowbridge SC (1)
Regaliz Royals 0–2 Renketa SC (2)
New Trasmin AC 0–0 Gyoz AFV (1–1 AET) (2–3 pen.) (2)

ROUND OF 4
Alfden SC 1–1 Gyoz AFV (1–2 AET) (5)
Delfix Flames 1–0 Renketa SC (5)

FINALS
Delfix Flames 1–1 Gyoz AFV (1–1 AET) (4–5 pen.) (8)

This years GoldCup, hosted in the Draza Arena in Dyno, Arkan, kicked off with Alfden SC of the APL beating second placed APSL team of Ryo United. Following that, the APSL champions Delfix Flames eliminated Yellowbridge SC from competition. Day two started with the NRFL's top two teams facing off, seeing Renketa beat Regaliz by the score of 2 to 0. Wrapping up Day two was Garsia's top two teams squaring off, as Gyoz beat New Trasmin by PK.

After a short two day break, Alfden SC faced off against Gyoz AFV, which saw the Garsian squad eliminate the Arkanians in extra time by the score of 2 to 1. Later that day, Renketa was eliminated by Delfix in a close encounter. This would lead into a to a three day break before the finals of Arkan's Delfix Flames against Garsia's Gyoz AFV.

On Day Eight, the finals were held in Draza Arena; APSL's Delfix Flames faced off against GSL's Gyoz AFV. The heated match saw each time score once in a hundred-twenty minutes, leading to a penalty kick to determine the winners. After five rounds, Gyoz would be the first non-Arkanian team to win the GoldCup in it's short history, beating Delfix 5-4 in penalties.

The Republic of Arkan Qualifiers (RAK)
67th Champions Cup: Delfix Flames
64th Globe Cup: Ryo United, Yellowbridge SC
64th Series B Cup: Alfden SC

by **Dreamplanet** » Sat Jan 07, 2017 4:37 am

DREAMPLANET SUPERCUP - SUPERTAÇA DREAMPLANET SEASON 3 (2002-2003)

SPORTING CD 0-1 COEREFENTE

Sporting CD were seen as favourites to win the treble yet again, and they faced Coerefente, which wasn't expected to put up a fight, however they were in for a shock as Coerefente took the lead in the 73rd minute after a Paulo Filipe free kick deflected off the wall and into the back of the net, Sporting CD fought hard to equal the score, but were unable to overcome Coerefente's intimidating defence, as they kept a 1-0 score which they fought hard to get.
Due to Libon United already being qualified for the Globe Cup and Real Island CD being ineligible, Coerefente qualified for the Cygnus Cup Winners' Cup instead.

PREMIER DIVISION - PRIMEIRA DIVISÃO SEASON 3 (2002-2003) - CONCLUSION

Before the 2002-03 season, the Dreamplanet FA announced that the Second Division was going to be merged with the first division for the 2003-04 season, and so relegations and promotions weren't achievable.

FC Libon won their first ever league, with rivals Libon United coming in second, Coerefente qualified for the Cygnus Cup Winners' Cup for winning the Supercup, Libon United already had qualifications for the Globe Cup and Real Island CD were ineligible to qualify for the Cygnus Cup Winners' Cup as they did not win the cup.

   Primeira Divisão             
    Team                   P   W   D   L  For   Ag  +/- Pts
  1 FC Libon              46  31   6   9  127   50  +77  99  Champions' Cup (DRP)
  2 Libon United          46  29   7  10  118   57  +61  94  Globe Cup (DRP)
  3 Sporting CD           46  30   3  13  122   48  +74  93  Globe Cup (DRP)
  4 FC Benrita            46  26   9  11  106   54  +52  87  Globe Cup (DRP)
  5 Adina CF              46  23   8  15  103   69  +34  77
  6 Coerefente            46  21  13  12   78   59  +19  76  Cygnus Cup Winner's Cup (DRP)
  7 Seaporto              46  22   7  17   74   66   +8  73
  8 Real Island CD        46  22   6  18  100   85  +15  72
  9 Marriot SC            46  22   6  18   77   75   +2  72
 10 Boacity FC            46  20  11  15   78   57  +21  71
 11 Sporting Covilha      46  19  12  15   92   84   +8  69
 12 Mortinenses           46  18  12  16   75   69   +6  66
 13 Ashter Atletico       46  17  10  19   89   84   +5  61
 14 Staritan CF           46  17   4  25   59   99  -40  55
 15 Belrem                46  12   8  26   63  103  -40  44
 16 Barta                 46  11  10  25   60  103  -43  43
Qualified for Champions' Cup
Qualified for Globe Cup
Qualified for Cygnus Cup Winners' Cup

Linderton were champions, and if they keep their form they could be eligible for qualifying to the First Division

   Segunda Divisão
    Team                  P   W   D   L  For   Ag   +/- Pts
  1 Linderton FC         46  27   4  15  105   76   +29  85
  2 Matigenses FC        46  25  10  11  110   77   +33  85
  3 Aurora FC            46  20  11  15   81   62   +19  71
  4 Farense FC           46  20   9  17   95   74   +21  69
  5 Portende             46  19  12  15   81   80    +1  69
  6 Perrationses         46  21   5  20   73   61   +12  68
  7 Libon City           46  19  11  16   85   74   +11  68
  8 Varzim FC            46  18  12  16   77   74    +3  66
  9 Portime              46  16  11  19   79   87    -8  59
 10 Tondelarte           46  16   8  22   64   89   -25  56
 11 Gertesenses          46  14  10  22   81  106   -25  52
 12 Sporting Island      46  13  12  21   67   95   -28  51
 13 Matre Praia          46  13   6  27   50   90   -40  45
 14 Santa Cara           46   7  11  28   49  109   -60  32
 15 Southern FC          46   7   9  30   45  135   -90  30
 16 FC Benne             46   2   5  39   38  150  -112  11

[b]DREAMPLANET CUP - TAÇA DREAMPLANET SEASON 3 (2002-2003)

Round of 32
Portime 0-2 Adina CF (0-2 agg)
Adina CF 3-0 Portime (5-0 agg)

Perrationses 2-5 Libon United (2-5 agg)
Libon United 2-0 Perrationses (7-2 agg)

FC Benrita 4-2 Linderton FC (4-2 agg)
Linderton FC 1-3 FC Benrita (3-7 agg)

Ashter Atletico 5-0 Matre Praia (5-0 agg)
Matre Praia 2-8 Ashter Atletico (2-13 agg)

Boacity FC 0-2 Belrem (0-2 agg)
Belrem 1-3 Boacity FC (3-3 agg) (Boacity FC wins on away goals rule)

FC Libon 0-1 Farense FC (0-1 agg)
Farense FC 3-4 FC Libon (4-4 agg) (FC Libon wins on away goals rule)

Portende 1-0 Real Island CD (1-0 agg)
Real Island CD 2-0 Portende (2-1 agg)

FC Benne 1-4 Sporting Covilha (1-4 agg)
Sporting Covilha 3-0 FC Benne (7-1 agg)

Tondelarte 6-3 Varzim FC (6-3 agg)
Varzim FC 1-0 Tondelarte (4-6 agg)

Seaporto 0-1 Sporting Island (0-1 agg)
Sporting Island 0-0 Seaporto (1-0 agg)

Coerefente 3-1 Staritan CF (3-1 agg)
Staritan CF 0-4 Coerefente (1-7 agg)

Southern FC 2-1 Aurora FC (2-1 agg)
Aurora FC 2-0 Southern FC (3-2 agg)

Libon City 4-1 Gertesenses (4-1 agg)
Gertesenses 1-0 Libon City (2-4 agg)

Mortinenses 1-2 Marriot SC (1-2 agg)
Marriot SC 1-1 Mortinenses (3-2 agg)

Matigenses FC 0-0 Barta (0-0 agg)
Barta 1-4 Matigenses FC (1-4 agg)

Sporting CD 2-2 Santa Clara (2-2 agg)
Santa Cara 1-1 Sporting CD (3-3 agg) (Santa Cara wins on away goals rule)

Notable Matches:
Sporting CD 2-2 Santa Clara (Helped Santa Cara go through on away goals)

Round of 16
Libon United 1-1 Ashter Atletico (1-1 agg)
Ashter Atletico 1-3 Libon United (2-4 agg)

Boacity FC 3-2 Libon City (3-2 agg)
Libon City 0-1 Boacity FC (2-4 agg)

Sporting Covilha 0-0 Matigenses FC (0-0 agg)
Matigenses FC 1-4 Sporting Covilha (1-4 agg)

Tondelarte 0-4 Adina CF (0-4 agg)
Adina CF 5-0 Tondelarte (9-0 agg)

Aurora FC 0-1 Real Island CD (0-1 agg)
Real Island CD 2-2 Aurora FC (3-2 agg)

Coerefente 5-3 FC Benrita (5-3 agg)
FC Benrita 2-1 Coerefente (5-6 agg)

Marriot SC 2-2 Santa Clara (2-2 agg)
Santa Clara 1-2 Marriot SC (3-4 agg)

Sporting Island 1-2 FC Libon (1-2 agg)
FC Libon 6-2 Sporting Island (8-3 agg)

Quarter-Finals
Coerefente 0-2 Libon United (0-2 agg)
Libon United 1-2 Coerefente (3-2 agg)

Boacity FC 2-1 Adina CF (2-1 agg)
Adina CF 3-1 Boacity FC (4-3 agg)

Real Island CD 3-1 FC Libon (3-1 agg)
FC Libon 0-6 Real Island CD (1-9 agg)

Marriot SC 1-4 Sporting Covilha (1-4 agg)
Sporting Covilha 1-2 Marriot SC (5-3 agg)

Semi-Final
Adina CF 0-0 Real Island CD (0-0 agg)
Real Island CD 4-0 Adina CF (4-0 agg)

Sporting Covilha 0-3 Libon United (0-3 agg)
Libon United 1-1 Sporting Covilha (4-1 agg)

Final
Real Island CD 1-4 Libon United (1-4 agg)
Libon United were already qualified for the Globe Cup, so neither Real Island CD or Libon United qualified for the Cygnus Cup Winners' Cup.

DREAMPLANET CUP - TAÇA DREAMPLANET SEASON 3 FINAL REVIEW (2002-2003)
REAL ISLAND CD 1-4 LIBON UNITED

Real Island are a fallen giant, dominant in the 1990s but struggled to find form, Libon United lived in the shadows of their rivals for a long time, and this was a great opportunity to make a name for themselves, but things started slow for Real Island, as Libon United went into the 2nd half leading 2-0, and shortly after the second half began, a penalty was given to Real Island, with a red card going for the Libon United goalkeeper, Raul Mendez. The penalty was converted and less than 7 minutes later, Real Island had yet another shot, it beat the goalkeeper, hit the bar, went on the line or past the line (depending on who you ask), and bounced out, Real Island claimed that it was a goal, but the goal wasn't given, with most of the team surrounding the referee, Libon United had a chance to restart quickly, with only 5 players of Real Island not around the referee, they got outnumbered easily, and with 5 minutes from time, Libon United scored again to secure the cup. Libon United fans were delighted to be able to win a trophy, and Real Island fans were angry at the referee's decision.

Dreamplanet (DRP) qualifiers
Primary Association
Champions' Cup:FC Libon
Globe Cup:Libon United, Sporting CD, FC Benrita
Cygnus Cup Winner's Cup: Coerefente

by **Valanora** » Sun Jan 08, 2017 6:40 pm

Preview
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Final Tables

Valanora (VAL) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup 67: FC Capri, Raynor City United 
Globe Cup 64: Mar Sara FC, Ibini FC,  Soldarian FC
SBCC 64: AC Valanari, Quel'Thalas FC, Turmondale United
CYG: Ibini FC
AOCL: FC Capri

Final Stadia Bid
Globe Cup 64
Artani (74,000), Mar Sara
Artani was built as a crown jewel of Vanorian football and is considered by many to be either the best or second best stadium in all of Valanora. It has all the amenities one would require of a modern stadium, with WiFi and a pair of scoreboards, one at each end of the stadium in a corner. The city's monorail system picks up and drops off passengers at the stadium every fifteen minutes, making it easy to get to no matter where in the city you might reside. A string of restaurants and hotels provide convenient lodging and cuisine for the visitors to the city and attendees of the Flames matches, while a park on the south south of stadium provides beautiful scenery as you approach and leave the grounds.

by **Audioslavia** » Mon Jan 09, 2017 12:04 pm

Season Two

Preview
Part One
Part Two
Part Three
Part Four

Audioslavia (AUD) qualifiers:

Champions Cup: KT Moreazerua, 1830 Cathair, AC Izotz Zubia
Globe Cup: KT Itzalovalle, Eletti Valligiani, AS Marcadia
SBCC: Cazadores Cathair, Burdoc Ridge, Tenth Star Hasiera

Cygnus Cup: Oljestaden IF
AOCL: KT Moreazerua, AC Izotz Zubia

Final Site Bids

Champions Cup Final
Arena Kirola / The 66 Stadium
Capacity: 85,500
City: Cathair, Audioslavia
The 66 Stadium, called the Arena Kirola for marketing purposes, became the home stadium of the Audioslavia national football team for World Cup 66, for which it was built. One could call the Kirola Arena 'modern', but as the word tends to imply abstract minimalism and modest use of space, the word isn't quite the right one to use. The arena features a large shopping complex, complete with cinema, an array of chain cafes and restaurants, three gyms, a swimming pool and even a sauna. The conference rooms are numerous, large and lavish, and the media centre for visiting journalists and television crews is arguably one of the biggest and hi-tech in the world.

As for the football part of the stadium, one could be forgiven for thinking it was an afterthought, squeezed in at the last minute between the vast media complex and larger of two fast food restaurants. In truth, the narrow, long pitch is perfectly suited to the cautious, defensive, kontrapuntzeka brand of football played by the Audioslavian national team and adopted by club tenants 1830 Cathair, who not only won five LigAnaia championships at the ground but also their first and (to date) only UICA Champions Cup trophy. Rivals AC Izotz Zubia also won their Champions Cup trophy on the same ground. The narrow playing area, towering stands (the FFA's insistence on large, comfortable seating for each punter necessitated the stadium's vertigo-inducing height, with three tiers encircling the pitch) and large roof lets little light in during the day, but keeps the sound of the crowd echoing around the arena allowing for a deafening atmosphere. The the state-of-the-art floodlight system, bright white goal nets and high, white walls between the grass and the stands - laden with electronic advertising for big games - gives the stadium a distintive look, perfectly suited to live television.

AOCL Final
Burdina Jauregia
Capacity: 85,000
City: Ferramendiak, Audioslavia
The Burdina Jauregia, or Iron Palace in the local dialect, was finished just a few months before World Cup 75 and was used to host the opening match of the tournament as well as the fourth quarter-final, in which Audioslavia put five goals past Electrum.

The outer structure uses, as the name suggests, quite a lot of iron, if only for visual effect, and more modern materials are used the higher up the stadium you go. The ground's most noticeable feature is the criss-cross iron pattern over the roof, giving it the feel of an oversized implement from one of the Saw films when viewed from far away.

Inside, the pitch is large and surrounded on all sides by two tiered stands that rise up to the aforementioned grid. The seats, numerous and fairly luxurious as far as stadia go, are painted white in the colours of tenants KT Ferramendiak, who moved into the stadium at the end of the tournament. The stadium played host to the most recent Globe Cup final, which was a point of pride for club KT Ferramendiak, but only after arch city rivals KT Itzalovalle had been knocked out in the semi-finals of the very same tournament.

by **Taeshan** » Sun Jan 15, 2017 8:35 am

As Per Preview Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4

Taeshan (TAE) Qualifiers
Champions Cup: Taeshan City Miners, Bayern-Algaer
Globe Cup: Yaton FC, 1093 Club de Atlantea, Real Atlantea
SBCC: Los Riosa Monstas, 3.14, Iure Indians
Youth Cup: Taeshan City Miners
Cygnus Cup: Taeshan City Miners
Rushmore Copa de Campeones: Taeshan City Miners

by **Savojarna** » Fri Jan 20, 2017 10:37 am

SavojarSports.sj Result Center
Savojar Football Serien I - 4/4 (MD 29-38)

STANDINGS

Savojar Football Serien I
                           Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 CASK Thorsborg           38   19  10   9    72   57  +15    67
 2 ASK Landsmark            38   18   9  11    53   37  +16    63
 3 Energie Thorsborg        38   17  11  10    74   58  +16    62
 4 Admiral Storevik         38   17  11  10    33   26   +7    62
 5 Lokomotive Jarnstad      38   16  10  12    37   38   −1    58
 6 ESK Storevik             38   16   8  14    70   60  +10    56
 7 Libertas Bergheim        38   14  13  11    72   57  +15    55
 8 Dynamo Sjoedrhavn        38   15  10  13    71   63   +8    55
 9 FK Torpedo Pawlograd     38   14  12  12    76   71   +5    54
10 Transport Hovikkära      38   15   8  15    43   40   +3    53
11 Akademiker Savojagrad    38   14  10  14    54   54    0    52
12 Metall Jarnstad          38   13  13  12    37   38   −1    52
13 Dynamo Novaya Russica    38   13  12  13    40   40    0    51
14 Partisan Sjoedrhavn      38   14   8  16    55   53   +2    50
15 RLSK Pawlograd           38   14   8  16    49   55   −6    50
16 Savojars Vinge Virkaja   38   11  13  14    57   66   −9    46
17 Traktor St. Andrei       38    9  15  14    59   71  −12    42
18 Metsuri Virkaja          38   11   9  18    61   74  −13    42
19 Landsmarks Industrie     38    7  13  18    67   84  −17    34
20 FK Chemie Frisks         38    9   5  24    58   96  −38    32

Colour codes:
1: Champion + UICA Champion's Cup
2-4: UICA Globe Cup
18: Relegation game vs. 3rd of SFS 2
19-20: Direct relegation to SFS 2

Savojarna (SVJ) qualifiers:
UICA Champion's Cup: CASK Thorsborg
UICA Globe Cup: ASK Landsmark, Energie Thorsborg, Admiral Storevik
Rushmore CdC: CASK Thorsborg

by **Katawohan** » Sun Jan 22, 2017 2:39 pm

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