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by **Terranean League** » Fri Apr 20, 2018 11:57 am

Ceni (CEN) final site bids
Champions' Cup: Bicentennial Stadium, Cenial (capacity: 75,000)

Cenial is Ceni’s capital city; as such, the Cenian executive, legislative, and judicial branches are all located in Cenial. The Prime Minister has his home and offices here; office buildings for executive departments are also located in Cenial. The capitol building of Ceni, the meeting place for the Cenian Assembly, was recently redesigned and sits at the head of a park stretching to the President’s home. Judicially, the highest court in Ceni, the Supreme Court, meets here, as well as one of Ceni’s eight appellate courts. In elections, Cenial’s citizens are very active, with more than 85% turnout in national elections and 75% turnout in local elections.

Cenial attracts people from all over the region and the world with its world-class universities—the University of Ceni and the University of Cenial its two most prominent. The University of Ceni is renowned for its instruction in architecture, business, the humanities and history, politics, and law, while the University of Cenial focuses its academic investments in the science section. In fact, the University of Cenial is a leading research university in the fields of biotechnology and engineering.

A large part of Cenial consists of parks and greenery. One of the largest parks in the nation, Lake Cenial Park, stretches along the coast of Lake Cenial and provides opportunities for hiking, biking, canoeing and kayaking, Frisbee golf, and just plain old fun with friends and family. In the spring, when the cherry blossoms are in bloom, Lake Cenial Park is a very pretty sight, and its beautiful fountains are available year-round for all to enjoy. Another major park in Cenial is the Capitol Mall, a park stretching from the Capitol to the President’s House, with its memorial reflecting pool. Other green attractions in Cenial include the Japanese garden, in that section of the city, with its beautiful ponds, pagoda, and rock garden section for peaceful meditation, and the National Botanical Garden, with specimens from all over the world and exhibits of most major climates in the region. Not only is Cenial renowned for its green spaces, it is also renowned for its green attitude. Cenial is among the world’s leading cities in the proliferation of green technology, with a large number of buildings with energy saving measures. Many homes have solar panels, and the government has invested money into increasing the amount of renewable energy in the city; around 35% of the city’s electricity comes from renewable sources.

Cenial has a tolerant attitude and welcomes people from all over the world. As a result, Cenial has an incredibly diverse population. People from all over the world—from Asia, Africa, the Social Liberal Union, and all other regions of the world—have chosen to make Cenial their home. Because Cenial is very welcoming to all people, including refugees, Cenial supports a large population from Ciqi and Coconutstan, two countries ravaged by war. Because of its ethnic diversity, Cenial also has religious and language diversity. Hundreds of languages are spoken in different parts of Cenial, although English is mainly used in day-to-day communication. Religiously, no single religion makes up a majority of the population of Cenial. Atheism is the major religion in Cenial, with around 30% of people, although Christianity (almost equally split between Catholics and Protestants) (25%) and Islam (15%) both make up significant fractions of the population. Cenial has one of the world’s largest and most significant Chinatowns, while Little Saigon and Little Lyndainium are also significant ethnic enclaves. Ethnically, Cenians, Avaerilonians, Eurans, Electrumites, and Spanish make up a total of 75% of Cenial’s population, and there is a large diversity in the remaining 25%.

Cenial, as the cultural center of Ceni, is Ceni’s hub for performing arts. Cenial has the largest number of theatres, concert halls, and exhibition centers in all of Ceni. Cenial’s Royal Shakespearian Theatre Company is well renowned for its performances of Shakespeare’s plays, as well as other plays of Victorian English authors. Because of its diversity, Cenial has a large variety of ethnic restaurants of all kinds—from Westerheimian and Avaerilonian to Persian and Vietnamese, which are found mostly in ethnic sections of the city. Homemade Chinese noodles can be found in Chinatown, while Vietnamese culture is prevalent in Little Saigon. There are a number of excellent Avaerilonian restaurants in Little Lyndainium. Popular street foods in Cenial include Middle Eastern and Indian dishes. In the city centre, there are a large number of upscale restaurants catering to legislators, lobbyists, and richer tourists, while small cafes serving Cenian cuisine dot corner sides. Because of Ceni’s proximity to, and reliance on, the sea, Cenian cuisine places a large emphasis on fish and seafood. Popular Cenian dishes include Cenial Clam Chowder, widely regarded as one of the world’s best, various fish stews, and fish & chips. Other significant Cenian dishes contain crab, lobster, sea scallop, and cod. Alcoholic beverages are fairly common in Ceni, and there are a fair number of pubs, including some chain and local pubs. Cavalier Brewpubs and Machu Picchu Pubs, two famous chains, both originated out of Cenial. At night, a fair number of nightclubs serve alcoholic drinks and provide the citizen or tourist with the opportunity to party.

Designed especially for World Cup 76, the Bicentennial Stadium also was designed to celebrate Ceni's 200 years as a unified country, which managed to coincide with the World Cup. The stadium, which seats 75,000 people, is the epitome of modern stadium standards, with modern amenities and television screens along every corner. The stadium was designed with a modernist view in mind, with curving lines as well as interesting use of 3-D texture, and the seats inside being ergonomic and comfortable for viewers. The home of Phalanx AF, Bicentennial Stadium is located in the heart of the bustling city of Cenial, near the University Green and the location of several major Cenian universities, so the stadium is the favorite of many a college kid coming in to watch a game. The fact that this stadium could fit in the city center is a testament to Cenian urban engineers' prowess in getting the maximum out of every square meter of space.

Cygnus Cup: Cenial Halcyon National Stadium (capacity: 85,000)

Newly built to host a tournament like the Baptism of Fire several years ago, the Cenial Halcyon National Stadium hosts most of the Cenian national team's home matches. With a capacity of 85,000, the stadium has an unique roof which is retractable in case of inclement weather, preserving the optimal climate for spectators inside the stadium. The stadium also has won plaudits from national team players who say the stadium is one of the best grass pitches they have played on. Cenial United also hosts its home matches in this stadium. The stadium is currently the biggest in all of Ceni at this point and is fairly close to both of the major airports in Ceni, easily accessible by subway to those areas as well as most other areas of Cenial. It was built by the renowned Sky High Architecture in a southern area of Ceni, near the sea.

When elected as the host of the Baptism of Fire, the Cenian FA decided to upgrade some of the facilities at the stadium, including the press box and VIP box, as well as installing WiFi access for all seats, following the example of the Alexander I National Stadium. Notably in the history of the Cenial Halcyon Stadium, Ceni has never lost at this stadium when it was first used during qualifying for World Cup 73, and the Cenian national team defeated Gregoryisgodistan on penalty kicks to qualify for its first ever World Cup. The Halcyon National Stadium counts itself as one of the greenest buildings in Ceni, making use of solar panels wherever possible, recycling water and heat through its system (so that water used to water the pitch can be used in the toilets, etc.), making use of recycled materials in constructions, and other eco-friendly measures to reduce its energy footprint.

The Isles of Avon (AVN) final site bids

Globe Cup: Gateway Stadium, Stratosphere City (capacity: 75,000)

The Isles of Avon was originally a Cenian possession, but they were gifted to Drawkland in the early 1900s as a sign of improving relations between the two countries. Since then, Drawkland built a portal between Rushmore and Sonnel on one of the larger islands, creating Stratosphere City around it. That city has rapidly grown, becoming the source of more than fifty percent of the total population of the isles. Besides Strat City, as it is affectionately known by its residents, the rest of the islands remains a bucolic paradise, with the many lakes and craggy landscape reminding many of the English Lake Districts. Its main industries are tourism, attracting Rushmoris looking to get a break from the hustle and bustle of city life, and wine production.

Stratosphere City is the Isles of Avon's largest city, home to the portal that links Rushmore to the world of Sonnel and Drawkland itself, which owns the Isles of Avon. With a large, cosmopolitan, and diverse population, it is Avon's primate city and home to a large proportion of its population, as well as the largest center of footballing passion in the nation. The name of Gateway Stadium reflects the city's status as a gateway to Drawkland (for Rushmoris) and a gateway to Rushmore (for Drawkians). Glowing and modern, the Gateway Stadium features the most modern advances in everything imaginable, from spotless restrooms to gigantic jumbotrons. Glassy to let in natural light, the stadium also has a large gateway reminiscent of an older train station to let spectators know they have arrived in one of the most up-to-date stadiums in the world. The stadium is also environmentally friendly, built to reduce carbon emissions and water usage across the stadium, with solar panels on the roof, and the stadium is designed in such a way that spectators have unparalleled visability for a stadium of this size. Even with a capacity of 75,000 spectators, seating is comfortable and spacious, with many luxurious premium boxes available, as well as a skywalk and a viewing area near the top of the stadium. When it is not hosting matches of the Avonian national team or its home club Strat City, the stadium is also a hub for the community, hosting many shops and restaurants.

Copa di Campeones (CdC): Field of Gold, New Stratford (capacity: 56,000)

New Stratford is a classic tourist town on the beaches of New Avon, billing its natural springs, white, sandy beaches, and peaceful shoreline as a getaway from the hustle and bustle of the business centers of mainland Rushmore. The team's home club, Golden Eagles, has been on a tear recently in international competition, and found themselves with a large sum of prize money. They chose to invest the dough in a state-of-the art new stadium, the Field of Gold, upgrading a stadium with a capacity of only 25,000 to one with a capacity of just over 56,000. Thematically, the designers went with gold: the exterior of the stadium is gold and reflective, and the interior is bright and shiny as well. The curvature of the stadium reminds visitors of both an eagle in flight and the crashing waves of the nearby shore. Of course, solar panels deck the roof of the stadium, and all the reflective material helps to reflect away sunlight as well, reducing air conditioning costs.

by **Farfadillis** » Fri Apr 20, 2018 7:00 pm

Preview and Roundup.

Farfadillis (FFD) qualifiers
Champions' Cup: Mâ Âlâmëómë, Dí Maozöxê
Globe Cup: Avenida Leal, La Nueva Avenida, René Skaé
AOCL: Mâ Âlâmëómë

by **Kita-Hinode** » Sat Apr 21, 2018 5:57 am

Youth Level: Preview - Results
University Level: Results
Professional Level: Results

Kita-Hinode (HIN) qualifiers
Primary association.
CC: Miare CosmoStars, Pascal Mashu
YC: Mashu Elite HS (Zeppelin Foundation, Zora Youth FC)¹
GC: Honeyame Anitas, Kanshiro Lopunnies, Mashu Hellowenia
SBCC: Eterna Miyako, Herarte Kyuminato, Taushiga Tauros
CEdC: Miare CosmoStars, Pascal Mashu
1 - Although the Hinodejin Empire does have a Youth League set-up, no team is really affiliated with a professional team and they themselves usually don't have under-21 sides. Still, Zeppelin Foundation and Zora Youth were the best-ranked teams behind Mashu Elite and, in the rare event of a Hinodejin team at the CC's Group Rounds, these two should be invited. The IHFA will understand if such request is declined, however.

Kita-Hinode (HIN) final site bids
CEdC: Miyako Coliseum, Miyako (37,500)

Possibly the eldest football venue of all of the Empire, although not really built by the Hinodejin themselves. The Coliseum was a relic of centuries earlier, having been built by a formidable empire of the past. In those days, this was apparently an even prettier venue, although its' uses were... less than favourable. The empire fell and the Coliseum ended up feeling the wear and tear of time. At last, the Hinodejin Empire conquered the province of Miyako and oversaw a sort of restructuring of the venue into a football stadium. While not fully restored to its' glory (as the planners refused to do any major work at the venue's outer face and thus leaving the results of an earthquake a couple of centuries ago still fairly clear, it now has a unique aesthetic that can't really be matched by any other Hinodejin teams. Current tenants Eterna Miyako won the KiHi-LEAGUE 2, guaranteeing a spot in the top tier next season.

by **Apox** » Sat Apr 21, 2018 8:09 am

Top Scorers
22 -

Miriam Oakstone-Sandoval (Gwinevra Barbarians)
20 -

Winston Arrowsmith (FC Endeavour)
19 -

Alexander Jager (Dwile Warriors)
17 -

Aldo Vocani (Barbury Town)
15 -

Jack Jevđenijević (Oldem Knights),

Marcy Blake-Tatum (Urbanista)
14 -

Julienne Eriksen (Wofford Town)
13 -

Avington Daniels (Wrexton F.C)
12 -

Kel Koromin (Dwile Warriors),

Anika Redmayne (Oldem Knights),

Gregari Kakextua (FC Brimstone)
11 -

Jon Fossum (Urbanista),

Blodeuwedd Conmara (Oldem Mechanical)

                                     Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Gwinevra Barbarians                30   19   8   3    60   38  +22    65 - CHAMPIONS, CC
 2 FC Endeavour                       30   18   9   3    64   37  +27    63 - GC
 3 Dwile Warriors                     30   17   3  10    58   41  +17    54 - GC
 4 Urbanista                          30   16   5   9    46   39   +7    53 - GC
 5 Wrexton F.C                        30   14   9   7    43   24  +19    51
 6 Oldem Mechanical                   30   13   9   8    31   24   +7    48
 7 Oldem Knights                      30   13   6  11    55   46   +9    45
 8 Wofford Town                       30   13   5  12    43   39   +4    44
 9 Barbury Town                       30   13   4  13    51   37  +14    43
10 Wye United                         30   10   7  13    32   35   −3    37
11 FC Brimstone                       30   11   4  15    37   45   −8    37
12 Egloskerry                         30   10   7  13    36   50  −14    37
13 Exton F.C                          30    7  11  12    31   33   −2    32
14 FC Harpoon                         30    5   7  18    36   66  −30    22
15 Royal Issington                    30    4   8  18    40   68  −28    20 - RELEGATED
16 Mulhampstead                       30    3   6  21    37   74  −37    15 - RELEGATED

Apoxian (APX) Qualifiers
CC: Gwinevra Barbarians
GC: FC Endeavour, Dwile Warriors, Urbanista

by **Darmen** » Sat Apr 21, 2018 10:34 am

New Ownership propels Romanopolis United to Title
Romanopolis United, along with several other clubs, were under new ownership for the 2040-41 season. The foreign investors led the team through a series of improvements, which, for the reigning National Cup champions, pushed them further up the table to first place. The team made huge strides in defense, even though the starting four at the back averaged only 23 years in age. Romanopolis did not clinch the title until the final matchday, where despite their 1-2 loss to Lynx FC, Club Jim Falls' 1-3 defeat against MTK Kingsville saw Romanopolis remain three points ahead of their title rivals. This will mark Romanopolis United's first foray into UICA competition.

Surprise Runners-up
Not backed by a large amount of money like Romanopolis, Club Jim Falls surprised many with their runner-up finish in the table. Even with an attacking pair of 36 year olds, Jim Falls scored 51 goals and won 17 matches. Much of the credit however must go to right-midfielder Jesus Villaneuva, whose crosses proved unresistable for the heads of Mejia and Keane, the two forwards. With both Mejia and Keane rumored to be retiring at the end of the season, the clubs future is in question, but its fans will enjoy the success while they have it.

Rogerton Valladar CF to face international competition in both Globe and Cygnus Cups
Third placed Rogerton Valladar CF were certainly not expecting to have as good of a season as they did. Their third place finish in the league represents their best ever season in the league, as well as a massive improvement over last season, where they finished 16th. They also reached their first National Cup final, defeating surprise finalist Hugh Town Millionaires by two goals, and securing a place in the Cygnus Cup in addition to the Globe Cup. 22 year old midfielder Juanito Stafford was by far the star of Valladar CF's season, scoring 14 goals, the most of any midfielder in the league.

Worst finish to date, still qualify for Globe Cup!
Sterling City United has finished in the top four of Series A for its entire five season history, undoubtedly entrenching them as the most consistent performer in Darmeni football. This season however was the first in which they've finished fourth, and the club's first league title continues to evade them. Despite all of that, Sterling City United will return once more to Globe Cup action. Forward Felix Lucanus provided almost half of the clubs goals, 24 to be exact, winning the Golden Boot award and cementing his status as one of the best players in Darmeni football.

See-Saw Chippewa
Chippewa Valley United FC is continuing to have a fun time moving up and down wildly in the standings. Fun times.

Year     Pos  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
2036-37:   6   46   22   9  15    71   60  +11    75
2037-38:   2   30   19   3   8    53   31  +22    60
2038-39:  15   28   10   8  10    38   33   +5    38
2039-40:   1   27   17   5   5    50   28  +22    56
2040-41:  15   27   10   8   9    38   38    0    38

Return of Scott City FC
Scott City FC, a team once dominant in the days of the Darmeni Premier League, has returned to the Darmeni top flight after several seasons in Series B. Their 21st place finish is certainly disapointing for fans who expected more, but Manager Fionnán Krause has a base to build upon. Expect the club to finish higher up the standings next season.

Adios Amigos for some, Promotion + Pay Raises for others!
Rebranded Seacoast United SC, Haiti Border Dogs and reigning Series B champions Cadott United finished in the bottom three of the league. They'll ply their trade in Series B next season. Taking their place and competing in the Series B Champions' Cup will be RB Maidenhead, Yalvore United and RCD Peterborough Energy.

Five Star Youth
Despite the additional teams in Series Y, Royal PFC U-19 won the title for the fifth season in a row, remaining the only team to have won the title. Perhaps next season will be the year where another club can finally claim the title and shake things up a bit. Perhaps.

Club of the Year
Finishing fifth in the league and missing out on Globe Cup action, Lynx FC will be happy to earn Darmen's nomination to the Vilitan Cove Invitational and the accompanying Club of the Year Award.

Club                      YC  RC  FP  GF  GA  Improvement  FP Rank  GF Rank  GA Rank  Improvement Rank  Overall
Rogerton Valladar CF      32  1   35  43  29   13           8        7        2        1                18      Ineligible (UICA Qual.)
Club Jim Falls            38  1   41  51  33    8          15        3        7        2                27      Ineligible (UICA Qual.)
Lynx FC                   26  1   29  46  34    3           3        5       10       10	        28      Vilitan Cove Invitational
Romanopolis United        46  3   55  54  25    8          27        1        1        2                31      Ineligible (UICA Qual.)
Sterling City United      34  1   37  54  29   -2          10        1        2       19                32      Ineligible (UICA Qual.)
Olympique Chuckio         27  2   33  43  31   -4           5        7        4       20                36
Rogerton Whitecaps        35  3   44  40  32    6          18       11        6        5                40
Tempala United Saints     24  3   33  45  34   -4           5        6       10       20                41
Chuckio FC                38  1   41  38  37    6          15       12       15        5                47
MTK Kingsville            29  3   38  41  33   -4          11       10        7       20                48
IFK Liverpool United      44  3   53  42  31    2          24        9        4       11                48
Brady City United         24  1   27  38  56    0           1       12       27       15                55
OGC Nauti                 45  1   48  36  36    6          20       18       13        5                56
Upper Township FC         24  1   27  30  52    4           1       25       24        8                58
Augusta                   39  1   42  33  35    4          17       22       12        8                59
Sporting Rigerata United  44  3   53  51  45    2          24        3       21       11                59
Rushmore United           33  1   36  36  38    0           9       18       18       15                60
Royal PFC                 42  3   51  38  37    2          22       12       15       11                60
Johnho United             35  1   38  32  33   -4          11       23        7       20                61
Scott City FC             47  2   53  37  46    8          24       16       22        2                64
Sportklub Palerma         25  3   34  36  37  -15           7       18       15       28                68
Bloomer FC                35  1   38  34  44   -1          11       21       20       17                69
Chippewa Valley United FC 45  2   51  38  38  -14          22       12       18       27                79
Haiti Border Dogs         26  1   29  30  56   -9           3       25       27       26                81
Cadott United             36  1   39  26  55    1          14       28       26	      14                82
Brham United              48  3   57  37  36   -5          28       16       13	      25                82
Hugh Town Millionaires    41  1   44  32  46   -4          18       23       22	      20                83
Seacoast United SC        39  3   48  29  52   -1          20       27       24	      17                88
*Teams are ranked first by overall score, then by Fair Play Rank.  If tied on Fair Play Rank, position in league table will be final tiebreaker.

YC: Yellow Cards
RC: Red Cards
FP: Fair Play : FP=YC+(RC*3)
GF: Goals For
GA: Goals Against
Improvement: Change in final position between current and previous season.
Overall: Teams are ranked in Fair Play, Goals For (Best Offense), Goals Against (Best Defense) and Improvement, with these ranks added together.
Best possible score is 4, worst possible score is 112.

Darmen (DAR) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: Romanopolis United
Globe Cup: Club Jim Falls, Rogerton Valladar CF, Sterling City United
Series B Champions' Cup: RB Maidenhead, Yalvore United, RCD Peterborough Energy
Youth Cup: Royal PFC U-19

Copa de Campeones: Romanopolis United
Cygnus Cup: Rogerton Valladar CF

VCIAPP: Lynx FC (DAR)

by **Liga Starblaydia** » Sat Apr 21, 2018 1:33 pm

Season 2233 (Previewed here)

Liga Starblaydia

Champions: Iskara Daii

We predicted Tele were going to get their second title in a row... and they didn't, as Starblaydia's most famous team came storming back to take the title on goal difference alone. Both Iskara Daii and Telecontarë were, however, miles ahead of the rest of the Liga, and Starblaydia's top league is quickly becoming a two horse race each year. Can Foxchester, the Spirits or JCFC break into the Champions Cup spots for next time around? sad to see the Waves and the Vics go down though, let's hope they can come straight back up. In the middle, Cedrus pick up a Globe Cup spot by the rules of the team with least red and yellow cards earning a spot for their sportsmanlike play.

Pos Team                     P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Iskara Daii             30  24   2   4  79  26  +53  74     Champions
  2 Telecontarë             30  24   2   4  74  28  +46  74     CC
  3 Foxchester Raiders      30  19   6   5  48  26  +22  63     GC
  4 Jhanna City             30  15   6   9  52  36  +16  51     GC
  5 Corinthian Spirits      30  10  13   7  42  33   +9  43
  6 Hecia                   30  11   7  12  30  34   -4  40
  7 Phraen Palace           30  10   9  11  28  35   -7  39
  8 Karak Ungor Chiefs      30   9   9  12  37  47  -10  36
  9 Cedrus Soundgardia      30   9   9  12  29  41  -12  36     GC
 10 Hallad Reavers          30   8  11  11  30  37   -7  35
 11 Sporting Salicus        30   9   8  13  38  49  -11  35
 12 Hippion Overdrive       30  10   2  18  38  54  -16  32
 13 Tabeck Cefn Druids      30   8   5  17  36  53  -17  29
 14 Beverington Hawks       30   8   4  18  38  56  -18  28     Relegated
 15 Vecchio Victors         30   6   7  17  28  51  -23  25     Relegated
 16 Montepool Waves         30   4  12  14  32  53  -21  24     Relegated

Liga Starblaydia 2

Champions: Penningworth United

Well, we featured Tabeck, and until we manage to find the kit graphic for the Pennies and their black and white striped extravaganza, we'll just have to show you the Tabeck kit. Along with those two teams, Paricone Athletic, as expected, staked their claim for a Liga Starblaydia spot brilliantly, so look out for their performances in the 2235 rundown. Both Tuncastle and the Blues, down from the top division last time, don't mange to put their mark on the division, laying in the upper mid table.

Pos Team                      P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Penningworth United      30  18   7   5  45  22  +23  61     Champions
  2 Tabeck FC                30  17   9   4  38  16  +22  60     SBCC
  3 Paricone Athletic        30  15   9   6  40  23  +17  54     SBCC
  4 Neveheim County          30  14  11   5  37  25  +12  53
  5 Tournet Nicks            30  13  11   6  38  26  +12  50
  6 Internashionale          30  13   8   9  37  30   +7  47
  7 Tuncastle Rovers         30  13   6  11  43  38   +5  45
  8 Samosisos Blues          30  10   9  11  29  32   -3  39
  9 Basian Valley            30   8  13   9  28  26   +2  37
 10 Nidola United            30   9   8  13  34  45  -11  35
 11 Malta Lines              30   8   8  14  32  34   -2  32
 12 Viculus Miners           30   9   3  18  24  41  -17  30
 13 Jhanna United            30   6   9  15  21  45  -24  27
 14 Hensworth Cubs           30   5  11  14  27  39  -12  26     Relegated
 15 Hippion Heartland        30   6   8  16  24  43  -19  26     Relegated
 16 Sciimtos Stars           30   2  18  10  29  41  -12  24     Relegated

Liga Starblaydia 3

Champions: Hersch Albion

Who are Hersch Albion, and when did they stop being the worst team in all of Starblaydia? Either way, have the FC Farca kit graphic, who we featured as ones to watch in our preview, and who came up short by a single point, remaining in the bottom division. Cedrus Islanders continue to have a terrible defence, and although it's better than the 51 goals the shipped last year, they still conceded the most in the division and ended up one from bottom position, which for once wasn't Tournetas! Way to go!

Pos Team                     P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Hersch Albion           30  17  6   7  41  26  +15  57     Champions
  2 Ionia United            30  17  6   7  43  30  +13  57     Promoted
  3 Torpedo Bisarley        30  15  9   6  38  21  +17  54     Promoted
  4 FC Farça                30  15  8   7  35  22  +13  53
  5 Tribe Urjali            30  13 10   7  32  25   +7  49
  6 Veles                   30  15  4  11  34  28   +6  49
  7 Jhan Province           30  12  7  11  29  30   -1  43
  8 Widdrington Wolves      30  11  8  11  26  22   +4  41
  9 Penningworth Rorçn      30  11  8  11  32  32   +0  41
 10 Nemya Hotspurs          30  11  6  13  26  31   -5  39
 11 Tournetas               30  10  7  13  26  32   -6  37
 12 Hallad City             30  11  2  17  26  39  -13  35
 13 Athletico Sciuntis      30   8  9  13  22  34  -12  33
 14 Archaeos Judiciary      30   9  5  16  33  39   -6  32
 15 Cedrus Islanders        30   7  3  20  30  46  -16  24
 16 Port Cythera            30   6  6  18  18  34  -16  24

Tiberius Cup
First Two Rounds Blacked Out to Foreign Media

Round of Sixteen
Tournet Nicks 1-1 Hallad Reavers (1-1 AET, 3-0 PKs)
Hecia 3-0 Tabeck Cefn Druids
Samosisos Blues 1-1 Beverington Hawks (1-1 AET, 4-3 PKs)
Tabeck FC 0-2 Hippion Overdrive
Paricone Athletic 0-5 Iskara Daii
Corinthian Spirits 1-0 Foxchester Raiders
Karak Ungor Chiefs 0-0 Penningworth United (2-0 AET)
Telecontarë 1-1 Phraen Palace (2-1 AET)

Quarterfinals
Hippion Overdrive 0-0 Karak Ungor Chiefs (1-0 AET)
Iskara Daii 2-2 Telecontarë (2-2 AET, 1-3 PKs)
Hecia 2-1 Corinthian Spirits
Samosisos Blues 0-0 Tournet Nicks (1-0 AET)

Semifinals
Hecia 1-1 Samosisos Blues (2-2 AET, 3-2 PKs)
Telecontarë 3-0 Hippion Overdrive

Final
Hecia 0-2 Telecontarë

With one half of the Semis being Hecia and the Blues, it was always going to be an easy ride for Tele once they had managed to dispatch Iskara Daii in an intensely close match at Foundation Road. Overdrive and Hecia provided little in the way of opposition after the big Quarter Final Matchup, meaning the Daii and Tele end up trading trophies.

Starblaydia (STB) qualifiers
Champions' Cup: Iskara Daii, Telecontarë
Globe Cup: Foxchester Raiders, Corinthian Spirits, Cedrus Soundgardia
Series B Champions’ Cup: Penningworth United, Tabeck FC, Paricone Athletic

AOCL: Iskara Daii
Cygnus Cup: Telecontarë

by **Banija** » Sat Apr 21, 2018 1:53 pm

Royal Banijan Soccer Association bids for the Stadium of the Restoration to host the Champions Cup Final and Atlantian Oceania Champions League FInal

Stadium of the Restoration for a match during the day

BUSUKUMA- The Royal Banijan Soccer Association, after much debate, is going to officially bid to host two major international club soccer events,- the Atlantian Oceania Champions League Final, alongside the Champions Cup Final. Both tournaments are prestigious events.. The RBSA says that it will gain hosting chops for the organization, as they are known to be looking to host bigger, international events going forward in the near future.

The Association wants to emphasize the ability of the country to host big events. The Royal Banijan Soccer Association just finished hosting the 67th Baptism of Fire, with this stadium at the center piece of the tournament. The Stadium of the Restoration has hosted a number of big name events, including, but not limited to- the 34th World Bowl Final, the Globe Cup Final, the 67th Baptism of Fire FInal, and the NSCF 18 Championship Game, just to name a few. It is getting an international reputation abroad, which is why the RBSA wants to bring the most prestigious tournament in club sports to the country.

Adama Sowe, the Executive Chairman of the RBSA, has been one of the driving forces for Banija's propensity to host different games and international tournaments under his own watch. He said that hosting the Champions Cup Final, or even the AOCL Final, would help the country show that they are, despite their economic status, an A-rate nation to host international sporting events.

Banija (BNJ) final site bid

UICA Champions Cup Final/Atlantian Oceania Champions League Final: Stadium of the Restoration. Busukuma, National Capitol Region, Banija (69,000)

Stadium Info- see above RP

Banijan Soccer League Membership
Banijan Soccer League Rosters
International Club Tournament Preliminary Rounds
Banijan Soccer League Preview
Banijan Soccer League Part I
RBSA Cup Round of 32
Banijan Soccer League Part II/RBSA Cup Round of 16
Banijan Soccer League Part III/RBSA Cup Quarterfinals
Banijan Soccer League Part IV/RBSA Cup Semifinals
Banijan Soccer League Part V
Banijan Soccer League Wrap-Up & Analysis

Regional League Membership
Regional League Rosters
Regional League Preview
RBSA Cup Rounds 1 and 2
Regional League Part I/International Club Tournament Group Stages
Regional League Part II

RBSA Cup Final & Serie B Champions Cup Qualification Playoffs
Banijan Soccer League Accolades

Banija (BNJ) Qualifiers
Champions' Cup: Herzegovina City FC
Globe Cup: Jinja City FC, Busukuma Athletic Club, Herzegovina Phoenix
Serie B Champions Cup: Corizova United, Sororo City, Kabakono City
Cygnus Cup: Busembe Timberwolves
AOCL: Herzegovina City FC
VCIAPP: Istria City FC
Selection VIa: Winner of Kabaka's Cup

by **Damukuni** » Sat Apr 21, 2018 10:22 pm

The Damukuni Football League
Season 9

Fall Split Weeks 1-3 - Fall Split Weeks 4-6 - Road to the Big 90® (Champions only)
Spring Split Weeks 1-3 - Spring Split Weeks 4-6 - Champions Spring Playoff - Challengers Playoff
Championship Points Summary and GC Qualifier

Damukuni (DKI) qualifiers
UICA | Primary association.
(TakilQuip) Champions' Cup: Desert Province FC
(Triangle) Globe Cup: Football Miracle Izaki, Keitendō United, Iruko United
(Dexi eLife) Series B Champions' Cup: South Dre Intergalactic FC*, Hidegami United, East Town Eagles
NOTE: East Town Eagles were formerly known as East Town Cricket Club/East Town CC. They are a continuation of the same team.
CEdC: Desert Province FC*, Football Miracle Izaki
VCIAPP: Terohiku Red Steel
Association: Damukuni (DKI)
Selection Via: League Table

NOTICE

After Season 9, Champions Damukuni and Challengers Damukuni are replaced with the Damukuni Football League for determining entrants into the Champions' Cup, Globe Cup, CEdC, and Vilitan Cove Invitational, and The Academy League will determine entrants into the Series B Champions' Cup.

                   
Coming UICA Cycle 72

by **Acronius** » Sat Apr 21, 2018 11:21 pm

SEASON 0 (Test Season)
Part I • Part II • Part III • Part IV

Union League One	      Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Stade Défense               38   25   7   6    94   42  +52    82     Champions' Cup
 2 Concordians                 38   25   5   8   109   60  +49    80     Globe Cup
 3 AFC Defense                 38   23   8   7    92   42  +50    77     Globe Cup
 4 Ishikawa Tenchi             38   23   7   8    68   37  +31    76     Globe Cup
 5 Astonbury                   38   19  11   8    63   40  +23    68
 6 Palame                      38   19   5  14    65   43  +22    62
 7 Force Olloix                38   15  10  13    42   37   +5    55
 8 Esprit Tarentaise           38   15   9  14    37   47  −10    54
 9 Lionsgate National          38   12  12  14    51   46   +5    48
10 Azemont                     38   11  15  12    62   67   −5    48
11 TakiJump                    38   13   8  17    55   70  −15    47
12 Sierre 1903                 38   11  13  14    40   50  −10    46
13 Scunthorpe                  38   11  13  14    31   43  −12    46
14 Artesia Highlands           38   10  11  17    25   48  −23    41
15 Kingsmouth                  38    9  12  17    36   56  −20    39
16 Delancey Gunners            38   11   6  21    44   81  −37    39
17 Hytheford Palace            38    8  13  17    30   54  −24    37
18 Lionsgate United            38    8  11  19    22   40  −18    35     Relegated
19 Vaumont                     38   10   5  23    35   68  −33    35     Relegated
20 Vovette                     38    6  11  21    28   58  −30    29     Relegated
Union League Two	      Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Génépy 2100                 38   19   9  10    62   55   +7    66     Series B Champions' Cup
 2 Georgetown United           38   19   6  13    52   35  +17    63     Series B Champions' Cup
 3 AS Montecristo              38   16  13   9    67   58   +9    61     Series B Champions' Cup
 4 Alexandria Bay              38   16  13   9    41   37   +4    61
 5 Saint Gervais               38   17   9  12    34   29   +5    60
 6 Londontown Rovers           38   16  10  12    39   30   +9    58
 7 Mumford Wanderers           38   17   6  15    47   40   +7    57
 8 Mithril Rangers             38   15  11  12    55   43  +12    56
 9 Axess                       38   16   8  14    55   55    0    56
10 Takigakure Far-West         38   14  12  12    59   51   +8    54
11 Wressleville                38   13  11  14    52   51   +1    50
12 Mistral Tarentaise          38   13  10  15    64   66   −2    49
13 Olympus                     38   13  10  15    41   43   −2    49
14 Marrowfield Crimson         38   12  13  13    65   70   −5    49
15 Fatherwell                  38   12  10  16    48   52   −4    46
16 Delancey United             38   12  10  16    30   38   −8    46
17 Mara Island Wanderers       38   12   9  17    33   45  −12    45
18 Copper Bluff Buffaloes      38   11   8  19    55   62   −7    41     Relegated
19 Oxborough Wood              38    8  13  17    40   59  −19    37     Relegated
20 Castle Peak Athletic        38    8  11  19    31   51  −20    35     Relegated

Acronius (ACR) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: Stade Défense
Globe Cup: Concordians, AFC Defense, Ishikawa Tenchi
Series B Champions’ Cup: Génépy 2100, Georgetown United, AS Montecristo
VCIAPP: Force Olloix
Association: Acronius (ACR)
Selection Via: Best Defensive Record

World Cup 81/82/83/84

Commonwealth of Baker Park National Soccer League Final Championship Division Table"

Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 MonmouthPark           34   18   6  10    52   37  +15    60
 2 ShirleyMetros          34   17   8   9    60   50  +10    59
 3 DaltonTown             34   15   8  11    51   44   +7    53
 4 NewportCity            34   14  11   9    54   52   +2    53
 5 NewBremen              34   15   8  11    35   33   +2    53
 6 SouthendAC             34   16   5  13    61   64   −3    53
 7 EzriquayUtd            34   13  12   9    67   60   +7    51
 8 LearfieldFC            34   13   8  13    55   54   +1    47
 9 NorthLima              34   12  10  12    33   31   +2    46
10 MarshalltonAth         34   12   9  13    81   85   −4    45
11 StWarrenCty            34   12   8  14    58   59   −1    44
12 AsburyPark             34   10  12  12    52   52    0    42
13 V & A                  34    8  16  10    56   53   +3    40
14 Hillsborough           34   11   7  16    54   54    0    40
15 MidtownAC              34    9  13  12    63   72   −9    40
16 ClaytonCity            34    8  14  12    54   57   −3    38
17 NorDale                34    8  10  16    46   58  −12    34
18 JamestownCity          34    7  11  16    42   59  −17    32

Blue--Champions Cup
Red--Globe Cup
Green--relegated

Matchdays 25-34 highlights (other rounds also available in same thread)
viewtopic.php?ns=1&f=7&t=435593&p=33884195#p33884195

Commonwealth of Baker Park (CBP) Qualifiers
Champions Cup: Monmouth Park F.C.
Globe Cup: Shirley Metros F.C.

AOCL: Monmouth Park

Last.fm · by **Cosumar** » Sun Apr 22, 2018 12:58 am

Intro & In-Depth Previews
In-Depth Previews Cont.
Lower Tiers Preview
Season - Part 1
Season - Part 2
Season - Part 3
Season - Part 4
Season Finale + Cup Finals + Awards

Cosumar (COS) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: Eastweald, Cassandra City, OAS Royal FC, Crawford City FC
Globe Cup: Real Azuris, Mallox, Pelethas United
Series B Champions’ Cup: Keenan Athletic, FC Kaldukosic, Na'Ilee Mariners
Cygnus Cup: Real Azuris
AOCL: Eastweald
VCI: Ramusok United (Most Improved)

Cosumar (COS) final site bids
Globe Cup 68: Alesund Stadion, Samotath (60.000)
The Venue: The new home of FC Samotath, Alesund Stadion was completed less than a decade ago to upgrade Samo's old crumbling stadium. Its technology and shape were intentionally designed to be "Futuristic" and match the iconic black-glass architecture of the rest of Samotath. From the walls to the floors, everything inside is black...except for select red seats in the lower bowl that spell FC SAMOTATH. It's also equipped for advanced pyrotechnics and has the largest video screen in Cosumar.

The Area: Cosumar's northernmost major city, Samotath is the last bastion of civilization before the heavily-populated eastern seaboard segues abruptly into the enchanted wilderness of the northern peninsula. It is an important sailor's city, often the first stop for ships arriving from countries to the north like Chromatika, and is also home to the Cosumar Navy. Samotath is known for its harsh winds, as it is the only major east coast city that is not shielded from the ocean gales by Klyde Isle. Before Cosumar was unified four centuries ago, Samotath was the epicenter of many important dynasties in the northern region. Historical sites remain from those ancient times such as Lochinvar Castle, famously nestled in a rocky cliff face. The primary draw to the city, however, is nature. It borders the southern edge of the famous Cosumarite Azure Dragon Reserve, which sprawls across most of the northern peninsula. If you can brave the bitter winds, the many hiking or horseback trips around the reserve's border are exquisite (going further inland not advised because dragons, which you might spot in the distant sky if you're lucky). The landscape around Samotath consists of ancient hills, small rocky mountains, jagged cliffs and mysterious karst and rock-spire formations, all thickly forested by pine and other evergreen trees. These deep, dark forests are thought to have mystical properties and are holy in some old folk religions of the region. Samotath itself is known for its uniform style of architecture - most of the large buildings are solid black steel or dark glass. It makes for a rather badass skyline, which you can see why clicking the linked image.

by **The Askari Union** » Sun Apr 22, 2018 3:40 am

FINAL STANDINGS

Pos Team                     P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Dinamo Sainati          33  20   6   7  67  39  +28  66
  2 Hussards                33  18   6   9  58  34  +24  60
  3 Aznavour OSC            33  17   7   9  51  40  +11  58
  4 Sainati Bohemien        33  15  11   7  55  32  +23  56
  5 AC Sainati              33  14   6  13  44  33  +11  48
  6 FC Elan                 33  14   5  14  46  51   -5  47
  7 SSC Honneur             33  12   5  16  35  47  -12  41
  8 SSC Crespoli            33  10  10  13  31  41  -10  40
  9 Grigio Calcio           33   9  12  12  29  32   -3  39
 10 LSC Dunelan             33  11   5  17  24  41  -17  38
 11 Duredain Barricade      33   8  10  15  21  39  -18  34
 12 Stade-National          33   6   5  22  26  58  -32  23

AWARDS
Silver Boot (Goals Scored): Naga (DIS) - 19
Silver Ball (Player of the Year): Faiza Huyton (HUS)
Silver Heart (U-21 Player of the Year): Ulf Hustedt (HUS)
Silver Star (Domestic Player of the Year): Alyx Sabbadin (HUS)
Team of the Year: Brankussen (DUN); Trebelclef (SBO), Salling (SBO), Cash (DIS), Slutsky (AZN); Tanner (HUS), Uber (FCE), Diogo Melo (DIS); Huyton (HUS) Sabbadin (HUS), Naga (DIS)
Manager of the Year: Augustine Condottiero (FCE)

1. Dinamo Sainati
Preferred Starting XI (4-4-2): 1 - Boumediene (SLL), 2 - Lampecia (DAI), 5 - Cash (BSE), 18 - Germain, 22 - Legati; 19 - Brookes-Qureshi (EFL), 23 - Diogo Melo (USI, marquee, c), 15 - Badjou, 16 - Donatello; 9 - Proulx, 14 - Naga (DAI)
Dinamo started the season with a 6-2 thrashing of Aznavour, and while it would be an irresponsible exaggeration to say they never looked back, they certainly kept their looking-back to a respectable minimum. Dinamo are, of course, a traditionally strong side, but manager Amalie Pernaud was probably faced with their weakest vintage in history relative to the rest of the league. But they did what they do - ground out results no matter what, and classy Daineri striker Naga picked an exceptionally well-timed season to blaze into form with nineteen goals. Next season promises much turnover with an aging squad, and perhaps the first great shifting of the traditional Askari powers…

2. Hussards
Preferred Starting XI (4-3-3): 12 - Martin (SLL); 2 - Riva, 5 - Tavares, 22 - Hustedt (AUD), 3 - Kouros (BRE); 14 - Valeri, 6 - Aucciello, 15 - Tanner (EFL, marquee, c); 20 - Huyton (EFL), 10 - Sabbadin, 13 - Luter (CMT)
The mighty Hussards did not disappoint this season, cruising to second - though it could, tragically, have been so much better! They started the season in fine fashion, putting Elan to the sword by a staggering 7-1 margin! However, in a season in which no one team truly managed consistency, they were thrown off their title challenge by relatively poor late form, amidst a tricky fixture list. It was, by the club’s proud traditions, not the most free-scoring of teams - though Huyton was outstanding on the wing, Sabbadin more clinical than ever - but was held aloft by the excellence of the defence. For once, the Hussards - found out somewhat last season - could not simply be hit on the break! Six points off the top or not, Ghislain Beyard has proven the safest pair of hands.

3. Aznavour OSC
Preferred Starting XI (4-3-1-2): 16 - Beyer (PAS, marquee); 2 - Artagnan, 4 - Gaston, 5 - Costa (EFL), 26 - Slutsky (AUD); 7 - Godin, 15 - Boveda, 10 - Roxlyn-Canterpietre (USI); 11 - Millington (EFL); 12 - Cano (COS, c), 9 - Pasquale
For the first time in their Legaskari history, Aznavour do not finish as Premiers. They found it difficult to weather the loss of key Askari stars Aurtenetxe and Etxeita, as well as marquee midfielder Yonas Rasmussen, and manager Rocco Gaffory on top of that - all that meant victory was elusive in the CdC, where they were beaten 1-0 on aggregate by Dunnes side Stevenson United. Even so, despite a lack of grace, there was no lack of steel, and that made the difference in a season where no team seemed particularly exceptional.

4. Sainati Bohemien
Preferred Starting XI (4-2-3-1): 1 - Spake (CMT); 2 - Trebelclef, 5 - Salling (AUD), 17 - McQueen (AUD), 3 - Mon (AUD); 6 - Nero (c), 8 - Harrison (NPH, marquee); 15 - Livia (DRK), 22 - Perrin, 10 - Spinozo; 7 - Vignolet
A far better second season for Bohemien, it has to be said, a side lacking in the technique that was in theory to become their brand but making up for it with three exceptional Audioslav defenders, the muscle of Harrison in midfield and the meaty metahuman Livia, by a distance the largest player in the league and easily able to bulldoze most of the league’s fullbacks. With the urgency of a club needing to prove why they were worthy of taking Gaillard’s licence, they steamrolled their way to the finals.

5. AC Sainati
Preferred Starting XI (4-3-1-2): 1 - Brillante; 19 - Hammesfahr (COS, c), 18 - Sixpence (BRE), 6 - Kosciel, 3 - Licor (FFD, marquee); 12 - Lyndis (DAI), 7 - Lauren, 14 - Guzman; 8 - Coxswain (NPH); 9 - Ambrosi, 15 - Tahar (SCT)
Not the strongest vintage of Sainati, but still respectable enough from Sylvain Becali’s side, who were well out of top four contention but comfortably within the finals bracket. They still miss Bedullin up front, and struggled to score in general, with the aging Coxswain in her last professional season unable to force breakthroughs despite her consistent passing. Still, 19-year old Farfish leftback Licor continued to excel, and it was a real breakthrough season for Lyndis as well.

6. FC Elan
Preferred Starting XI (4-3-1-2): 16 - Mendoza (SJG); 23 - Bajardi, 5 - Osgood (AFT, marquee, c), 18 - Lalonde, 13 - McDonald (HUD); 14 - Bianka (DAI), 19 - Uber (CMT), 8 - Mantovani; 7 - Riaz (EFL); 13 - Bernardi, 11 - Carayol
Do not judge Elan by their goal difference too harshly - that was unduly imbalanced by the aforementioned 7-1 demolition from Hussards on the first day, before their excellent defensive spine was able to gel. And gel they did, too, with Osgood proving an excellent acquisition despite her lack of pace, made up for by 21-year old Lalonde, with Lachelle Uber sheltering them both. They are also to be admired for their faith in 18-year old Eastfielder Riaz in the hole, who was clearly talented if understandably inconsistent, and two Askari forwards in Bernardi and Carayol were able to fire them to sixth. An excellent salvage job by Augustine Condottiero in his first full season, taking advantage of the blank slate caused by the departure of their Semar core, and fears for Elan’s future have been smoothed over somewhat.

PRELIMINARY FINALS
Aznavour OSC 4-0 FC Elan
Sainati Bohemien 1-1 AC Sainati (1-2 AET)

Condottiero evidently took Elan as far as they could go. Aznavour tore them apart, limb by limb, in a 4-0 evisceration! Tarik Millington, unfairly maligned for not being Etxeita, took the game by the scruff of the neck, laying on three assists and scoring the final goal himself. Elan were exhausted, unable to cope with the constant pressure, and slunk out. A small Sainati derby between Bohemien and AC sees Bohemien dominate proceedings, but just unable to get that final ball on target. Indeed, AC strike first, Elaine Coxswain with a beautiful looping strike beyond Spake, but at the death, in the 92nd minute, Maggie Livia smashes through three men to head home Mon’s cross at the far post! Ahh, but a shame for them - they are spent, and outplayed in extra time, Guzman with a neat strike to seal the game for AC… and set up the true Sainati derby in the semifinals!

SEMI-FINALS
Dinamo Sainati 0-0 AC Sainati (0-0 AET, 0-3 pens)
Hussards 4-1 Aznavour OSC

Well, the true Sainati derby is, in the event, a stultifyingly dull affair. Dinamo lack inspiration, so AC deny them time and space. Predictably, it goes to penalties… and Dinamo collapse under the pressure, contriving to fail to land a single one of their spot-kicks! Pathetic from them both, in truth. The Hussards show them how it’s done, annihilating Aznavour 4-1 in a match where the Eastfielder connection of Tanner and Huyton ran the show, though a spectacular Martin double save on the brink of half-time with the scores locked at 1-1 may have been a sliding doors moment before the Hussards took control in the second half. 2nd against 5th, then, and in light of this finals form, there can only be one obvious favourite here...

GRAND FINAL
Hussards 0-0 AC Sainati (0-0 AET, 4-5 pens)

Curse the cowardice of Sainati! Curse their lack of ambition! Curse the name of Sylvain Becali, a man content to go into a Grand Final with intent only to spoil and destroy, a man with no sense of joy or wonder, an enemy of football! And the greatest curse of all on Gentian Brillante, who beat away the decisive penalty of the luckless Edmund Luter! Let us never speak of this final again!

The Askari Union (ASU) qualifiers
Puppet of Nephara
CdC: AC Sainati

by **Filindostan** » Sun Apr 22, 2018 6:08 am

Filindostan Football League - 90005 Season

Preview | Preseason | Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

Filindostan (FID) qualifiers
for UICA competitions
Champions' Cup: Venividicci
Globe Cup: Perokojak Kota Jakulta, Fortunas, Perouno Bandarito
Series B Champions' Cup: Polisi Pilindo, Locomotiva San Marco, CSKA Filindo

for other competitions
Cygnus Cup: Kabanalan SC 004
CEdC: Venividicci, Kabanalan SC 004
VCIAPP: Perokotyog Yogyakulta

works? · by **Abanhfleft** » Sun Apr 22, 2018 6:16 am

2024-25 Fleftic Premier League Preview, Part One
Preview Part Two
Final Table
SFA Cup (5th Round onwards)

Abanhfleft (AFT) qualifiers
Champions' Cup: Arsenal de Releinthi
Globe Cup: Xemlice Rovers, Ludogorets Markovsky, Sporting Ceneisis

Cygnus Cup: Bananas FC

by **Gergary** » Sun Apr 22, 2018 6:18 am

Gergarian Football National Championships 1793

Gergary (FRG) qualifiers
Puppet of Filindostan

Champions' Cup: Balogsi ETO
Globe Cup: FK Egyetertes Borbely, VfR Steinigestrasse, FSV Matrose Wiesenblume
CEdC 28: Balogsi ETO, FK Egyetertes Borbely

by **Trans-Dniesters** » Sun Apr 22, 2018 7:13 am

2024-25 Pridnestrovian Super League Final Table

Pridnestrovia (PDN) qualifiers
Puppet of Abanhfleft
Champions' Cup: Union Rheinburg
Globe Cup: Admiral Novorossiysk, Shakhtar Rheinburg, Rotor Dnistrosh

Rushmore Copa de Campeones: Union Rheinburg

by **Mercedini** » Sun Apr 22, 2018 7:29 am

Mercedinian Premier League
ROSTERS

MFA Cup & UICA Quals • 1-5 • 6-10 • 11-15 • 16-20 • 21-25 • 26-30 & MFA Cup Final
Lower Leagues

Mercedini (MRC) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: Langtree United
Globe Cup: Elspachia, Acoflosa United, Zoloroni City
Series B Champions' Cup: Ignavi Borough, Exton Oilers, Humber Valley
Youth Cup: Langtree United
Cygnus Cup: Zoloroni City

by **Cyborg Cocoabo Islands** » Sun Apr 22, 2018 9:26 am

SEASON 2

Code: Select all: ======RESULTS===== 0: Coco-mart Select 1–0 Cyborg Cocoabo FC 0: CoCoBev Distributors 3–3 CoCo Gasworks 0: Coco-mart Intramural 2–1 CoCoCo Corporate FC 1: Cyborg Cocoabo FC 1–3 CoCoCo Corporate FC 1: CoCo Gasworks 6–3 Coco-mart Intramural 1: Coco-mart Select 1–0 CoCoBev Distributors 2: CoCoBev Distributors 2–1 Cyborg Cocoabo FC 2: Coco-mart Intramural 0–6 Coco-mart Select 2: CoCoCo Corporate FC 0–1 CoCo Gasworks 3: Cyborg Cocoabo FC 2–1 CoCo Gasworks 3: Coco-mart Select 1–2 CoCoCo Corporate FC 3: CoCoBev Distributors 0–0 Coco-mart Intramural 4: Coco-mart Intramural 1–3 Cyborg Cocoabo FC 4: CoCoCo Corporate FC 0–2 CoCoBev Distributors 4: CoCo Gasworks 1–0 Coco-mart Select 5: Cyborg Cocoabo FC 0–2 Coco-mart Select 5: CoCo Gasworks 1–1 CoCoBev Distributors 5: CoCoCo Corporate FC 3–0 Coco-mart Intramural 6: CoCoCo Corporate FC 1–0 Cyborg Cocoabo FC 6: Coco-mart Intramural 1–3 CoCo Gasworks 6: CoCoBev Distributors 0–8 Coco-mart Select 7: Cyborg Cocoabo FC 0–3 CoCoBev Distributors 7: Coco-mart Select 4–1 Coco-mart Intramural 7: CoCo Gasworks 0–0 CoCoCo Corporate FC 8: CoCo Gasworks 0–2 Cyborg Cocoabo FC 8: CoCoCo Corporate FC 0–1 Coco-mart Select 8: Coco-mart Intramural 1–3 CoCoBev Distributors 9: Cyborg Cocoabo FC 1–0 Coco-mart Intramural 9: CoCoBev Distributors 0–1 CoCoCo Corporate FC 9: Coco-mart Select 1–1 CoCo Gasworks

  COCOCOCOCOIL             Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Coco-mart Select          10    7   1   2    25    5  +20    22
2 CoCo Gasworks             10    4   4   2    17   13   +4    16
3 CoCoCo Corporate FC       10    5   1   4    11    8   +3    16
4 CoCoBev Distributors      10    4   3   3    14   16   −2    15
5 Cyborg Cocoabo FC         10    4   0   6    10   14   −4    12
6 Coco-mart Intramural      10    1   1   8     9   30  −21     4

Cyborg Cocoabo Islands International Qualifiers

CEdC: Coco-mart Select
CEdC+: CoCo Gasworks
VCIAPP: Coco-mart Select (Best Defensive Record)

by **Cosneolta** » Sun Apr 22, 2018 12:14 pm

LiigaCSN

. LiigaCSN                  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Dynum City Wanderers       14   11   2   1    48   10  +38    35   CC
2 Alpolamets Pakhelemarkaa   14    6   5   3    16   14   +2    23   GC
3 Tinikuru Viljandimaa       14    5   6   3    10   13   −3    21   GC
4 Dynum Telenet              14    5   3   6    12   17   −5    18   GC
5 Enn Aarma                  14    4   5   5    11   13   −2    17
6 IEK Oitma                  14    5   1   8     8   17   −9    16
7 Valjas Atletica            14    4   3   7     9   19  −10    15
8 AFC Paasuke                14    1   5   8     6   17  −11     8

Cosneolta (CSN) qualifiers
Puppet of Mercedini
Champions' Cup: Dynum City Wanderers
Globe Cup: Alpolamets Pakhelemarkaa, Tinikuru Viljandimaa, Dynum Telenet

by **V-League** » Sun Apr 22, 2018 2:08 pm

Vilitan League
:: Season 57 ::

SEASON SUMMARY

Turoki Tide - v. - Lonngeylin Coast

Tivali Ring Stadium, Alikki-Corra, Vilita

The Tropical Trophy is a seasonal competition between the Vilitan Stellar Division Champions and Vilitan Cup Champions. There has been some controversy as to whether it is a "Season Ending" event or a "Season beginning" event, though it has tended to be closer to the start of the new season, then the end of the previous one.

For this seasons Tropical Trophy, the defending Tropical Trophy Champions and defending Vilitan Cup Champions (Turoki Tide) faced off against the defending Vilitan Stellar Division Champions (Lonngeylin Coast).

Vilitan/Turorian Dual National referee Nuliko Meteorik officiated the Tropical Trophy from a press box at the Tivali Ring Stadium with a suite of action cameras and video reviews to be used in competition to a degree never before seen. The move to the press box for the head referee also spared Meteorik the embarassment of not being able to keep pace with the players many years his younger. A pair of assistant referee's were still located pitch side.

:: The Match

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Quebecois Netminder Ondrej Cech was named Man of the Match as the Turoki Tide claimed their 7th Tropical Trophy title in the past eight seasons. It was a match controlled on the pitch by the defending Vilitan Stellar Division Champion Lonngeylin Coast creating more of the chances and leading in nearly every statistical cateogry from Shots to posession, even number of Corners, Free Kicks and Throw Ins taken.

However, the Turoki Tide would ultimately lead in the most important category: Goals. They only managed a single quality scoring opportunity in the match - with multiple other chances being spurned with off-target attempts, but the one attempt that did challenge Cilamara Issah in the Lonngeylin Coast goal was too hot to handle and the Vilitan netminder was bested marking the deciding difference in the match which would end 1-0 in favor of the Tide.

Statwise:

:: This is Turoki Tide's 9th Tropical Trophy Victory in their 13th appearance
:: This is the Turoki Tide's 8th consecutive Tropical Trophy Appearance
:: This is the Lonngeylin Coasts's 2nd Tropical Trophy Defeat in their 2nd appearance
:: This is the 2nd Overall and 2nd Consecutive Tropical Trophy contested between Lonngeylin Coast (0) and the Turoki Tide (2)
:: This is the 13th Tropical Trophy that ended in a 1-0 scoreline and 10th such result achieved within 90 minutes of play.

Tropical Trophy Host Site:

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

Stellar Division Competitors
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[Vilita - Main Island]
Arcticala Inlet
Eastal Lunar
Inland Peaks
Jungle Strike FC
Lonngeylin City
Lonngeylin Coast
Rammsissil
Yeaddin Owls

[Vilita - Turoki Island]
Colonial Sile
Turoki Tide
Turoki United

[Turori]
Cednia Beach
Kionao Locals *
Mliona-Lpaka

* Newly Promoted
**First Season in Stellar Division

THROUGH MID-SEASON:

After becoming the first new first-time Stellar Division Champion in twenty-four seasons since the first Turoki United championship, Lonngeylin Coast would not settle and dipped into the transfer market with a splash signing World Cup Champion Schottian International Dilon Bánach from Handon United in Schottia. Lonngeylin Coast weren't the only club to poach from Schottia, however, as Mliona-Lpaka AFC made a splash in building for the future in the quest for their own first-time Stellar Division title snapping up Schottian International prospects in 19 year old Goalkeeper Ed Lorrey from Lammerton and 18 year old defender Bonnie McGillivray from Snubbeak Rock. The moves also pushed Schottia above the Equestrian States in the list of number of foreign players from nations in the Vilitan League system.

Of course other teams made their own moves. A shakeup at Cednia Beach AFC saw Dmitri Levada returning to Starblaydia to close out their career with Iskara Daii while replacing them in the lineup with the former Tropicorp FC player Kuidli Davasarii. The biggest move of the offseason, however, came when Eastal Lunar broke the bank to sign the exciting Vilita and Turori athlete Limu Katarakhna. Able to play any position on the field, Katarakhna has surprisingly appeared for Turori despite the ongoing debate between Citizens and Cocoabo occupying the playing roles in the Island Emirate. Vilita & Turorian defensive prospect Biliki Rona'atu'i went the other way in the deal.

The defending champions opened the season at home to Turoki United and, after a day filled with pomp and circumstance with the speakers cranked loud enough to ensure that the celebrations could be heard across town at the rival Lonngeylin Coliseum, home of Jungle Strike FC, Lonngeylin Coast would celebrate further claiming a 1-0 victory to start their title defense on the right foot.

The following week, however, the reality of a new season would set in when the final whistle blew at the Lonngeylin Coliseum and Strike had recorded a message-sending 2-0 victory over their increasingly bitter rivals who were visiting the Coliseum for the first time ever as Stellar Division Champions. It seemed as if Strike were looking to position themselves for a run at the title but got a taste of a very unfamiliar reality of their own the following week when they went back to Lonngeylin Park and dropped a 3-1 shocker to Lonngeylin City - Strike's lone offensive contribution from the ever-present Equestrian Apple Cobbler.

A tight matchup near the top of the early season table in Round 5 saw Colonial Sile squeak out a 1-0 victory over Zelkki Milake's Eastal Lunar FC after Adan Zhivko converted a juicy rebound left in the penalty area by Milake after a long dipping shot by Elexhe Nofzaleine.

In a battle in the 'Globe Zone' - one of the more offbeat and still traditional rivals saw the Yeaddin Owls travel to Cednia to take on the Coconuts of Cednia Beach and the Owls would come out on top thanks to a pair of goals from Tenziki Kulakao and a third by Dailora Toru'u in a 3-1 victory. On the same day, Eastal Lunar would get goals from Limu Katarakhna and Nii'arala Milaaso to hand Ed Lorrey his first multi-goal concession in the Stellar Division and defeat Mliona-Lpaka 2-1.

Eastal Lunar would look to move from the "Globe Zone" to the title hunt the following week as they hosted Jungle Strike FC and stole the points right at the end. After Strike netted just 3 minutes into the match through Linvoi Warazil then doubling the advantage through a Linvoi Warazal header, Eastal Lunar fought back valiantly with goals from Nii'arala Milaaso and the Equestrian Lunar Shadow. Just as it appeared the match was headed for a stalemate, Milaaso connected on a chipped ball in from Kentu Umaka'a to seal the three points for the home team at Lunar Park. Unfortunately the youngster Milaaso also injured themselves celebrating the goal, having been overcome by both emotion and adrenaline in the biggest game winning goal of the 18 year old's career to date.

Just before the mid-season mark, a matchup of heavyweights saw Jungle Strike FC come into the Turoki Community Complex and defuse the Turoki Tide's high-powered offense. After having scored 13 goals in the previous 3 matches, the Turoki Tide were held to just one by Farfaxillik netminder Lafayette Tifoxe while goals from Midnight Strike and Malachite Scharner secured the points for the Venom.

However, Strike would slip in the final match of the first half as a pair of goals from Ross Renshaw would give Cednia Beach AFC a 2-0 victory at the Cednia Beach Center after Tifoxe was sent off for a foul on Turori's Matlya Eelador who was alone in the box.

Lonngeylin Coast would hold a four point advantage atop the table at the mid-season point, their only blemish in their defense thus far coming in the defeat on the second matchday to their rivals Jungle Strike FC. The Turoki Tide remained the closest challenger while Colonial Sile were hoping that not leading the mid-season table for a chance would result perhaps in topping the end-of-season table instead.

At the other end of the table the Yeaddin Owls and Mliona-Lpaka AFC were underperforming expectations with the Owls sitting at the foot of the table with a particularly uninspiring goal differential.

Rivalry Roundup ::

Turoki Tilt: The Turoki Tilt saw one of its most lopsided scorelines in recent history when the Turoki Tide, as the designated home team, absolutely thrashed Turoki United by a 5-0 scoreline with captain Polaox Torerun leading the way with a pair of goals.

Lonngeylin Derby: When the final whistle blew at the Lonngeylin Coliseum on Matchday 2, Jungle Strike had recorded a message-sending 2-0 victory over Lonngeylin Coast, their increasingly bitter rivals who were visiting the Coliseum for the first time ever as Stellar Division Champions. A pair of goals from Turori's Meldi'ita Mungwaii were the only marks on the scoresheet.

Assumed to be of much lowest consequence to the season were the two matches with bottom-half side Lonngeylin City. However, just one week after defeating the defending champions, Jungle Strike FC went back to Lonngeylin Park and dropped a 3-1 shocker to Lonngeylin City - Strike's lone offensive contribution from the ever-present Equestrian Apple Cobbler. Lonngeylin Coast defeated Lonngeylin City 2-1 thanks to a winning goal from Vilitan National Team forward Sipke Tarala.

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    STELLAR DIVISION   GP  W  D  L GF-A PTS 
  1 Lonngeylin Coast   13  9  3  1 16-5  30 
  2 Turoki Tide        13  8  2  3 25-7  26 
  3 Colonial           13  7  2  4  9-5  23 
  4 Turoki             13  6  2  5 11-17 20 
  5 Lonngeylin City    13  6  1  6 18-18 19 
  6 Eastal Lunar       13  6  1  6 11-13 19 
  7 Strike             13  5  2  6 16-14 17 
  8 Inland Peaks       13  4  5  4 14-15 17 
  9 Cednia Beach       13  5  2  6  9-12 17 
 10 Rammsissil         13  5  1  7 13-19 16 
 11 Kionao Locals      13  4  3  6 11-17 15 
 12 Mliona-Lpaka       13  3  5  5  9-10 14 
 13 Arcticala Inlet    13  3  4  6 14-15 13 
 14 Yeaddin Owls       13  3  1  9  8-17 10 
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On Matchday 20 Colonial Sile were dealt a huge blow in their Title Chasing hopes as they were felled 0-2 at home by the Kionao Locals. The Turoki Tide kept pace, however, completing the season sweep over their rivals Turoki United although doing so by a more modest 1-0 scoreline this time around. The real shock came at Lonngeylin Park where Rammsissil bested the league leaders Lonngeylin Coast on the back of a shutout performance by Balbulus Grimwade, setting up a mouthwatering top-of-the-table clash on

Having claimed the major titles the previous season and contested the Tropical Trophy between seasons, a rivalry was certainly brewing between the Turoki Tide and Lonngeylin Coast. Now as the two teams met at the Turoki Community Complex, the Stellar Division title was certainly on the line. Lonngeylin Coast came into the match six points ahead of the Tide who were looking to re-claim the Stellar Division title that Lonngeylin Coast had taken from them the season prior.

The home side got off the the better start and went on the board in the 21st minute after a goal from Poloax Torerun. It didn't take long for Lonngeylin Coast to fight back in good position to level after Tide goalkeeper Ondrej Cech fouled Inamari Altariiz after the forward was set free by Warren Royannais. It wasn't meant to be however as Dilon Banach would miss the spot kick hitting the upright and watching the ball careen away for throw in to the Tide. The score would remain unchanged through half time but Banach would get a chance for redemption in the second half after Methuselah Tregajorran was toppled over in the area. A second spot kick was awarded. Lonngeylin Coast coach Danie Izmao was trying to get Luuk Aart to take the spot kick but Banach was having none of it, stepping up more confidently this time and finding the back of the net, levelling the score. The match would play out a tense affair with both sides satisfied with the point although it was an opportunity lost for the Turoki Tide who remained six points back of the leaders.

Colonial Sile recorded a big 5-1 bounce-back victory over bottom-side Arcticala Inlet to inch back into the conversation while Rammsissill also beat a side while they were down, taking 3 points from 13th place Inland Peaks to keep mathematical title hopes alive still.

The Turoki Tide pulled closer at the top on Matchday 22 after an emphatic 4-0 victory over now bottom-side Inland Peaks as Lonngeylin Coast were upended in the Lonngeylin Park Derby with Lonngeylin City claiming a 1-0 victory to inch away from the bottom of the table. A pair of goals from Berali Tzufarai coupled with a Balbulus Grimwade shutout allowed Ramsissil to pull within two points of Colonial Sile into now just 9 points behind the leaders with 4 games to play and still in the hunt.

THROUGH MATCHDAY 22:

The Tide hosted Colonial Sile on Matchday 23 knowing they needed a victory to keep pace with the leaders while Colonial Sile knew they needed a victory to avoid being eliminated from the title hunt. In the end, it was a glorified staring contest and neither side would blink, gooseeggs on the board after 90 minutes and instead of one team solidifying their position in the title race, both teams had given the ultimate gift to leaders Lonngeylin Coast who stretched their advantage at the top to 5 points after Methuselah Tregajorran and Sipke Tarala scored to give them a 2-0 victory over the Yeaddin Owls.

On Matchday 24 the Kionao Locals played spoiler again as they used home-field advantage to take three points away from the Turoki Tide who then had to nervously await results from Lonngeylin where the leaders were playing host to relegation threatened Mliona-Lpaka AFC. Their worst fears were realized when Sipke Tarala scored an audacious volley after a set up from Rintala Sekagya. It was a highlight reel goal that would be played over and over as Lonngeylin Coast secured back-to-back Stellar Division titles becoming the first team from outside the Turoki Community Complex to ever win their first two Stellar Division titles in consecutive seasons. The celebrations were immense as Tarala clinched the title at home much to the delight of fans of the Fishermen.

Elsewhere in the table, goals from Apple Cobbler, Linvoi Warazil and Meldi'ita Mungwaii flip-flopped the middle section of the table as Jungle Strike FC ran out 3-0 winners at home to Cednia Beach AFC and also put the Coconuts UICA Champions Cup qualification in doubt as they had hit a run of bad form at the worst possible time, dropping them from 4th in the table on Matchday 20 to 9th place, one point behind Kionao Locals Turori.

THROUGH MATCHDAY 24:

The fate of the bottom clubs had all but been decided but things wered made official on the penultimate matchday when Mliona-Lpaka and Inland Peaks played out a 1-1 draw, relegating both Inland Peaks and Arcticala Inlet in the process.

Things tightened up at the top of the table as Jungle Strike FC narrowly defeated Rammsissil assuring the Turoki Tide of a place in the UICA Champions Cup and allowing Colonial Sile, 1-0 winners over the Yeaddin Owls on the strength of Newlyn Glze, to leapfrog into the third spot - the three clubs separate by just 1 point each.

Behind them, Cednia Beach AFC's nose dive continued as their winless stretch extended to five games. Luckily for them the Kionao Locals were thrashed on the road at Lonngeylin City keeping the final UICA Champions Cup space up for grabs.

On the final matchday the scenarios were clear as long as the teams in control won their matches. In the race for the third and final assured Champions Cup spot, Colonial Sile were in the drivers seat on 42 points. A win at home over Mliona-Lpaka and none of the other results would matter. Thats exactly what the Colonials would get with Newlyn Glaze once again providing the winner in a well contested 1-0 battle to secure a place in the UICA Champions Cup. A Victory for Strike FC would see them leapfrog Rammsissill into fourth place after the Ramms were felled by Runners Up the Turoki Tide.

The reamining attention fell to the battle between the Kionao Locals and Cednia Beach AFC for the Turori-Assured Association Champions Cup slot. Odds were certainly in favor of the Locals to make their first ever Champions Cup appearance. They were one point up on Cednia Beach going into the match and had a home game against the Yeaddin Owls a team below them in the standing. Cednia Beach on the other hand had to travel to Lonngeylin to play the back-to-back Stellar Division Champions on their own turf needing at least a point to overtake the Locals should the Locals lose, or a win if the Locals should draw.

Hope began to emerge in Lonngeylin however as Kionao were down 0-2 at the half thanks to a pair of Vliela Lianksa goals for the Yeaddin Owls. Kionao Minor Field was silent. It was the first season back in the Stellar Division for the Locals after finishing runner-up in the Declasse the season before. They were already assured their best overall placement in 20 seasons but with a win they would have a chance to finish with their best placement in club history - and a first ever berth in the UICA Champions Cup. Those words had to weigh in on the team during half time and they came out flying in the second half, pulling a goal back within 10 minutes.

As the clock ticked on they pressed more and more forward. Looking for the equalizer. Looking for a point. It wouldn't come. The Owls would seal the game off on a virtually uncontested counter attack at the end of regular time, closing with a 3-1 victory and passing the Locals in the standings. Now, the fans waited anxiously for the result to come in from Lonngeylin. The defeat meant Kionao were stuck on 34 points and having an inferior goal differential to Cednia Beach, they now needed a goal from the Champions.

After celebrating for two weeks with little to prove, there were some changes in the Lonngeylin Coast lineup is they already began looking ahead to the new season. They seemed content to defend and finish out the season on an unbeaten run and thats exactly what they did, doing so with a goalless draw. There were celebrations all around at Lonngeylin Park as the curtain had come down on another championship season for Lonngeylin Coast who are very quickly having to upgrade their Trophy Case from a single shelf on a wall in the locker room to a full on display. Celebrations too for Cednia Beach AFC and their players. While it wasn't pretty - in the midst of a six game winless run to close the season - they still somehow managed to achieve their primary goal: Qualify for the UICA Champions Cup.

The fans in Kionao applauded their team regardless of the disappointment in the final outcome, as they were still the second highest finishing season performance in club history.

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    STELLAR DIVISION   GP  W  D  L GF-A PTS 
  1 Lonngeylin Coast   26 16  6  4 28-9  54 
  2 Turoki Tide        26 14  6  6 45-7  48 
  3 Colonial           26 13  6  7 23-14 45 
  4 Strike             26 12  7  7 32-21 43 
  5 Rammsissil         26  4  2 11 31-29 41 
  6 Eastal Lunar       26 11  6  9 32-29 39 
  7 Yeaddin Owls       26 12  2 12 29-31 38 
  8 Cednia Beach       26  9  7 10 19-24 34 
  9 Kionao Locals      26 10  4 12 23-33 34 
 10 Turoki             26  9  6 11 22-30 33 
 11 Lonngeylin City    26  9  3 14 30-36 30 
 12 Mliona-Lpaka       26  6  8 12 18-26 26 
 13 Arcticala Inlet    26  6  4 16 27-43 22 
 14 Inland Peaks       26  4  9 13 20-37 21 
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Champions Cup :: Globe Cup* ::  RELEGATED

Rivalry Roundup ::
Turoki Tilt: 1st Half (Turoki Tide 5-0 Turoki United)
With Turoki United suffering in a mid-table slump and the Turoki Tide firing on all cylinders atop the charts in goals scored and chasing down the league leaders, the Turoki Tilt was just another match for the Tide - and the Silvers fans didn't have much optimism despite being dubbed the 'Home' team for the second clash after being thrashed 5-0 in the first meeting between the two sides. Nevertheless, the match itself was far more fitting of a typical Turoki Tilt, a tight affair that was ultimately decided by a lone goal in the dying moments of the match. Just for a moment the Turoki United fans thought they'd have something to smile about but in the end it was a clean sweep for the Turoki Tide

Lonngeylin Derby: 1st Half (Jungle Strike FC 3-1 Lonngeylin Coast)
While Jungle Strike FC had won the first of the battles between the two sides back on Matchday 2, Lonngeylin Coast were certainly strides ahead in the War sitting atop the Stellar Division table. With title implications starting to enter the fold for Lonngeylin Coast and fighting pride starting to rear its horns for Jungle Strike FC, neither side gave the other an inch and the match was ultimately decided 1-0 in favor of Lonngeylin Coast from the penalty spot in the 71st minute. Jungle Strike FC might in normal seasons still claim victory in the cumulative two-legged fixture over their rivals, but there was no scenario that would see Lonngeylin Coast denied as champions of Lonngeylin for Season 57...

...However Lonngeylin City, despite their struggles in the Stellar Division, might have a competing viewpoint.
Lonngeylin Tri-Derby: 1st Half (Lonngeylin City: 3pts +1; Jungle Strike FC: 3pts +-0; Lonngeylin Coast: 3pts -1)
Each Lonngeylin club claimed a victory and a defeat in the first half and in the second half it was much the same - but different names. While Strike were upended by Lonngeylin City in the first half, it was Lonngeylin Coast who were done in by their ground share rivals in the second half of the season while Strike in turn made amends. It meant that for the first time ever, All three teams in the Lonngeylin Tri-Derby won one match each against each other opponent and also lost one each. The "Home" team was victorious in every match played and the final classification would come down to Goals Differntial. As each match ended 1-0 in the second half, Goal Differential ultimately remained unchanged and astonishingly, despite being placed 11th in the final table, Lonngeylin City were atop the Lonngeylin Tri-derby with 6 points and a +1 Goal Differential. Stellar Division Champions Lonngeylin Coast, also having earned six points, were bottom of the pack with a -1 Goal Differential and Jungle Strike FC at +-0 were stuck squarely in the middle.

Key Matchups ::
Biggest Blowout:

Lonngeylin City [0] - [5] Turoki Tide
Turoki Tide [5] - [0] Turoki United

Highest Scoring Match:

Turoki Tide [4] - [3] Arcticala Inlet

Best Individual Performance:

Yeaddin Owls [1] - [4] Rammsissil
Berali Tzufarei - 3 Goals

Top Individual Performers (Stellar Division Games):

      Player                     Club                       GP       Goals
1st   Berali Tzufarei            Rammsissil                 21       14     
2nd   Nii'arala Milaaso          Eastal Lunar               20       10     
3rd   Polaox Torerun             Turoki Tide                20       9      
4th   Olly Masiku                Inland Peaks               26       8      
---   Sipke Tarala               Lonngeylin Coast           22       8      
---   Newlyn Glaze               Colonial                   23       8      
---   Tenziki Kulakao            Yeaddin Owls               24       8      
8th   Meldi'ita Mungwaii         Strike                     22       7      
---   Linvoi Warazil             Strike                     22       7      
---   Midnight Strike            Strike                     23       7      
---   Ross Renshaw               Cednia Beach               26       7 
 

      Player                     Club                        GP      Assists
1st   Limu Katarakhna            Eastal Lunar               21       8      
2nd   Apple Cobbler              Strike                     26       6      
---   Kentu Umaka'a              Eastal Lunar               23       6     
4th   Guillaume Abbracciabene    Strike                     21       5      
---   Raimondo Montanari         Strike                     22       5      
6th   Linkat Cjinder             Yeaddin Owls               22       4      
---   Polaox Torerun             Turoki Tide                20       4      
---   Daliora Toru'u             Yeaddin Owls               25       4      
---   Malachite Scharner         Strike                     25       4      
---   Nii'arala Milaaso          Eastal Lunar               20       4      
---   Nindethana Nindethana      Eastal Lunar               26       4      
---   Koren Udowu                Cednia Beach               22       4      
---   Tenziki Kulakao            Yeaddin Owls               24       4     



      Player                     Club                        GP      Performance
1st   Sipke Tarala               Lonngeylin Coast           22       7.84   
2nd   Berali Tzufarei            Rammsissil                 21       7.81   
3rd   Nii'arala Milaaso          Eastal Lunar               20       7.75   
4th   Yitizo Mpala'a             Lonngeylin Coast           19       7.47   
5th   Meldi'ita Mungwaii         Strike                     22       7.36   
6th   Tarek Edgeli               Strike                     24       7.29   
7th   Tenziki Kulakao            Yeaddin Owls               24       7.29   
8th   Bonnie McGillivray         Mliona-Lpaka               24       7.25   
9th   Koren Udowu                Cednia Beach               22       7.23   
10th  Limu Katarakhna            Eastal Lunar               21       7.22   
---   Cavuna Aquafek             Turoki Tide                21       7.22   
---   Methuselah Tregajorran     Lonngeylin Coast           21       7.22  


      Goalkeeper                  Club                        GP      Performance
1st   Gisterfred Q. Disterfred   Colonial                   24       7.13   
2nd   Alden Smulders             Inland Peaks               26       7.08   
---   Cilamara Issah             Lonngeylin Coast           26       7.08   
4th   Ed Lorrey                  Mliona-Lpaka               18       7.06   
5th   Zelkki Milake              Eastal Lunar               26       7.04   

 
      Player                     Club                        GP      Star of Match
1st   Sipke Tarala               Lonngeylin Coast           22       8      
2nd   Meldi'ita Mungwaii         Strike                     22       6      
---   Tenziki Kulakao            Yeaddin Owls               24       6      
4th   Berali Tzufarei            Rammsissil                 21       5      
5th   Nii'arala Milaaso          Eastal Lunar               20       4      
---   Yitizo Mpala'a             Lonngeylin Coast           19       4      
---   Tarek Edgeli               Strike                     24       4      
---   Limu Katarakhna            Eastal Lunar               21       4      
9th   Linvoi Warazil             Strike                     22       3      
---   Zezinho                    Cednia Beach               22       3      
---   Methuselah Tregajorran     Lonngeylin Coast           21       3      
---   Ed Lorrey                  Mliona-Lpaka               18       3      
---   Mileke Drokasorna          Colonial                   25       3

Though they had already been assured of promotion to the Stellar Division, there was still something for Marine Coast United to play for on the final matchday of competition as they travelled to Tropicoast to take on Tropicorp FC at Tropicorp Park.

Sitting one point behind Cedniavella, the title was still up for grabs. Marine Coast United had won the Declasse Title before, but not since Season 25. In fact, that Season 25 Declasse Title was the last piece of silverware the historic club had accrued. They've bounced between the leagues since then, but only as Runners-Up. In the modern-era of Vilitan Footsport Marine Coast United had zero trophies. Nothing. No Vilitan Cup. No League Titles. No Tropical Trophies. Nothing. 30+ Seasons of nothing.

That would all change in Tropicoast. It took less than 10 minutes for Marine Coast United to get on the board through their captain and leader Endur Rotropii. At half time, players and fans would have been made well aware that Cedniavella were not only being held but were now trailing 1-0 to Tivali City at the Council Stadium. If results stood as they lay, 32 seasons of irrelevance would be, at least to some extent, undone. A corner kick. Once again delivered by Endur Rotropii - this time it was Scylia Xkoranate who converted and double the lead for the Vilitan League Legends.

There was nothing happening in Tivali. The mid-table side were holding Cedniavella. The Turorian side were likely content for another crack at the top flight having just been relegated after going up as runners up in Season 54 and as Champions in Season 49. Cedniavella were playing the long game. Marine Coat United, on the other hand, a team with a handful of veterans and a bunch of youth prospects, they were ready to party. Party they would do as Vilitan Declasse Champions for the first time in 32 seasons.

    DECLASSE DIVISION   GP  W  D  L GF-A PTS 
  1 Marine Coast        26 17  7  2 42-17 58 
  2 Cedniavella         26 17  5  4 32-11 56 
  3 Terrarokka Spirit   26 15  5  6 32-19 50 
  4 Makosile            26 12 10  4 36-22 46 
  5 Jlinal Cove         26 12  3 11 35-27 39 
  6 Crosaibi Locals     26 11  5 10 27-25 38 
  7 Laiotia             26  9  8  9 22-25 35 
  8 Tropicorp FC        26  9  6 11 23-24 33 
  9 Akisa Surta         26  9  4 13 28-35 31 
 10 Tivali City         26  6 11  9 22-25 29 
 11 Irottea             26  6  8 12 17-25 26 
 12 Surf Jettica        26  6  7 13 16-29 25 
 13 Corra               26  4  6 16 11-37 18 
 14 Sokattack Mliona    26  2  9 15  7-29 15 
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Top Individual Performers (Declasse Games):

      Player                     Club                        GP      Performance
1st   Rainbow Blitz              Makosile                   26       7.62   
2nd   Fishtii Blikala            Marine Coast               25       7.44   
3rd   Sürgân t'Öéséné            Marine Coast               21       7.29   
4th   Teliima Loinara            Marine Coast               17       7.24   
5th   Wiyauw An'maude            Cedniavella                21       7.14   
6th   Hanauma Ranbomahi          Tropicorp FC               25       7.12   
---   Endur Rotropii             Marine Coast               25       7.12   
8th   Majid Jedidi               Tivali City                17       7.09   
---   Iwan Roberts               Makosile                   23       7.09   
---   Scylia Xkoranate           Marine Coast               23       7.09 

      Player                     Club                       GP       Goals
1st   Fishtii Blikala            Marine Coast               25       17     
2nd   Heron Crew                 Makosile                   22       7      
3rd   Scylia Xkoranate           Marine Coast               23       6      
4th   Kaivel Illatara            Makosile                   26       5      
5th   Sürgân t'Öéséné            Marine Coast               21       4  
5th   Newlyn Glaze               Tropicorp FC               21       4      
---   Rainbow Blitz              Makosile                   26       4     

      Player                     Club                        GP      Assists
1st   Sürgân t'Öéséné            Marine Coast               21       8      
2nd   Rainbow Blitz              Makosile                   26       5      
3rd   Amosiik Montaane           Marine Coast               19       5      
4th   Fishtii Blikala            Marine Coast               25       5      
5th   Kaivel Illatara            Makosile                   26       4      
---   Iwan Roberts               Makosile                   23       4      
---   Teliima Loinara            Marine Coast               17       4      

      Player                     Club                        GP      Star of Match
1st   Fishtii Blikala            Marine Coast               25       8      
2nd   Sürgân t'Öéséné            Marine Coast               21       5      
---   Wiyauw An'maude            Cedniavella                21       5      
4th   Endur Rotropii             Marine Coast               25       4      
5th   Rainbow Blitz              Makosile                   26       3      
---   Hanauma Ranbomahi          Tropicorp FC               25       3

Key Matchups ::
Biggest Blowout:

Marine Coast United [4] - [0] Corra Rangers

Highest Scoring Match:

Tivali City [2] - [4] Jlinal Cove

Vilitan Cup Pod Stage:
Pod 1: Turoki Isle, Crosaibi Rovers :: Mliona-Lpaka, Marine Coast
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Pod 2: Turoki, Irottea :: Yutzie Sorma, Force Cittea
- - - - - - - ::
Pod 3: Jaguar Moreda, Strike :: Akisa Surta, Corra Rovers
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Pod 4: Lonngeylin Coast, Kirota :: Corra, Nusira Lionta
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Pod 5: Vilisorma, Kionao Locals :: Lopinka Locals, Sokattack Mliona
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Pod 6: Surf Jettica, Eastal Lunar :: Makosile, Cittea Locals
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Pod 7: Colonial, Inura Forests :: Tropicorp FC, Jlinal Cove
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Pod 8: Cednia Beach, Morata Valley :: Crosaibi Locals, Terrarokka Spirit
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Pod 9: Arcticala Inlet, Turoki Tide :: Morata Phynx, Laiotia
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Pod 10: Lonngeylin City, Yeaddin Owls :: Kimoara Lika, Tivali City
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Pod 11: Rammsissil, Inland Peaks :: Cedniavella, Kiiara-Torra
- - - - - - - ::

Vilitan Cup Second Round:

TBP

Vilitan Cup Round of 16:

There were no shortage of stories leading up the the Round of 16 in the Vilitan Cup, but two of the biggest stories came after it. For the first time in recent history, Stellar Division Clubs dominated the Cup draw and by the time it came to the Quarter Finals, no club from outside the Stellar Division remained to be drawn. With only 14 clubs in the Stellar Division it is the earliest in the competition that it could be without any remaining clubs from outside the top flight.

Other items of note: Three of the remaining Stellar Division sides were from Lonngeylin, and two were playing each other. But none of the remaining Stellar Division teams were from Turoki.

While Lonngeylin Coast would ultimately win the Stellar Division, Lonngeylin City would make a claim of their own for the Lonngeylin Tri-Derby bragging rights. While all three clubs finished with a 2-2 record during the Vilitan League Season, only 2 played each other directly in the Vilitan Cup - Lonngeylin Coast and Lonngeylin City. City emerged victorious in the Quarter Finals by a 4-2 aggregate scoreline over two matches.

Vilitan Cup Quarter-Finals: (Two Legs)

Eastal Lunar [VSD] 0-2 Yeaddin Owls [VSD]
Jungle Strike FC [VSD] 2-1 Cednia Beach AFC [VSD]
Lonngeylin City [VSD] 4-2 Lonngeylin Coast [VSD]
Rammsissil [VSD] e1-0 Inland Peaks FC [VSD]

Vilitan Cup Semi-Finals: (Two Legs)

Lonngeylin City [VSD] 1 - 1 Yeaddin Owls [VSD]
Yeaddin Owls [VSD] 2 - 2 Lonngeylin City [VSD]
Yeaddin Owls [VSD] Advance on Penalty Kicks

Rammsissil [VSD] 0 - 0 Jungle Strike FC [VSD]
Jungle Strike FC [VSD] 1 - 0 Rammsissil [VSD]
Jungle Strike FC [VSD] Advance 1-0 on Aggregate

Vilitan Cup Final:

After a long and grueling campaign, two sides that struggled to achieve their goals during the Stellar Division season met with a chance for one to emerge with a salvaged season and a shiny new piece of silverware. For Jungle Strike FC, it would be a welcome return to winning ways after dropping to fourth in the Stellar Division table. For the Yeaddin Owls, however, much like Marine Coast United they were searching for their first trophy in over 30 seasons. Would it not be poetic for the first two champions in the history of the Vilitan League to each achieve their first Trophy of the modern era after a 30 season dearth in the same campaign? The Owls were hoping to take inspiration from watching their lost generational rivals celebrations in Tropicoast to show what they had in front of them at the Tivali Ring Stadium in Alikki-Corra.

While Jungle Strike FC were 16 times Vilitan Cup Champions as recently as Season 53 and had contested the Final just two seasons prior, this would be the first time since Season 29 that the Yeaddin Owls had even qualified for the Cup Final. In true hesitant fashion the match started slowly with Vilita National Team goalkeeper and World Cup 77 hero Mako Canopii barking orders from the back for the Owls. Strike FC too, in this post Friekder Dandaellion era, looked more likely to defend with a powerful back line of Tarek Edgeli, Peter Uffington and Malachite Scharner then to attack.

After 120 minutes of nailbiting inaction, the match would head to penalties. Jungle Strike FC's Captain and Top Goalscorer, Turorian International Meldi'ita Mungwaii stepped up first.

Low shot off the hand of Canopii, Just inside the post. 1-0 Strike

The Owls responded with their veteran midfielder Vliela Lianksa who cooly converted. 1-1

Next up for Strike would be the Nepharim defender Malachite Scharner. The left footed blast was placed perfectly in the upper corner of the goal. Canopii once again guessed right but couldn't prevent it going in. 2-1 Strike

A veteran and World Cup Champion, midfielder Westii Yahaya was up next for the Owls. Perhaps it was indecisiveness perhaps it was intentional but the effort from Yahaya was straight down the middle and Lafayette Tifoxe was wise to it, standing firm like an oak and blocking the Vilitans penalty effort. Remains 2-1 Strike

The Venom players now knew if they each converted their spot kicks they would win. The Osarius midfielders Raimondo Montanari was next. This time Canopii was fooled, diving to his right while the shot came in to his left. 3-1 Strike

It wasn't a must score situation, but Jung-bok Tarak knew if they didn't score it would effectively be over. No mistake made, the Owls were still in the game. 3-2 Strike

Looking more like a who's who of international talent instead of the pride and joy of Vilitan sport, it was yet another foreigner stepping up for Strike FC who incredibly had just a single Vilitan born player on the pitch. Bonesfolk Alain-Napoleon Marchand used some mixture of Saavy and Scurvy to best Mako Canopii. 4-2 Strike

Now it was a must score situation. A miss at this point would end the game. The Owls sent out their captain, Tenziki Kulakao. It was a marvelous penalty tucked just inside the post. They had done all the could now it was up to fate. 4-3 Strike

Whether it was happenstance or planned from the start, it was definitely a change of pace to see the Equestrian, Apple Cobbler, stepping up to the ball. Cobbler had been a mainstay in the Strike squad for seasons on end, having taken over from Friekder Dandalleion as the clubs active leader in games played. Cobbler was no stranger to the spotlight. But things were different now. Cobbler was looked up to not looked over at. The ball hit the netting and the taste of Apples filled the Venom half of the Stadium. 5-3 Strike. Game Over.

Jungle Strike FC *0 - 0 Yeaddin Owls

*Jungle Strike FC wins 5-3 on Penalty Kicks

Top Individual Performers (Vilitan Cup Games):

      Player                     Club                       GP       Goals
1st   Tenziki Kulakao            Yeaddin Owls               9        7      
---   Meldi'ita Mungwaii         Strike                     10       6      
3rd   Newlyn Glaze               Colonial                   4        6      
4th   Olly Masiku                Inland Peaks               7        5      
5th   Berali Tzufarei            Rammsissil                 6        4      
6th   Tinjus Mngomeni            Jlinal Cove                3        3      
---   Va'a-Rio Kiwavyn           Rammsissil                 4        3      
   
    

      Player                     Club                        GP      Performance
1st   Tenziki Kulakao            Yeaddin Owls               9        8.11   
2nd   Meldi'ita Mungwaii         Strike                     10       8.10   
3rd   Va'a-Rio Kiwavyn           Rammsissil                 4        8.00   
4th   Jirak Trikala              Strike                     9        7.89   
5th   Saito Koshiki              Yeaddin Owls               6        7.83   
6th   Berali Tzufarei            Rammsissil                 6        7.83   
7th   Ikala Mravedii             Lonngeylin Coast           6        7.67   
8th   Linvoi Warazil             Strike                     7        7.57   
9th   Limu Katarakhna            Eastal Lunar               7        7.57   
10th  Nindethana Nindethana      Eastal Lunar               6        7.50   
---   Methuselah Tregajorran     Lonngeylin Coast           4        7.50   
---   Elexhé Nofzaleiné          Colonial                   4        7.50

## Take a few minutes to complete the V-League Survey!! ##

:: V-League Season Champions ::
Tropical Trophy:

Turoki Tide
Stellar Division:

Lonngeylin Coast
Declasse Division:

Marine Coast United
Vilitan Cup:

Jungle Strike FC

by **V-League** » Sun Apr 22, 2018 2:09 pm

Fifteenth Season :: SEASON 57

:: Tropicorp Lower League  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Cednia Rovers            29   19   6   4    61   29  +32    63 :: ADVANCE
 2 Kiiarana                 29   20   3   6    55   24  +31    63 :: ADVANCE
 3 Jaguar Moreda            29   20   3   6    51   25  +26    63 :: ADVANCE
 4 Sporta Eelandii          29   18   5   6    56   34  +22    59 :: ADVANCE
 5 Jlinal City              29   15   6   8    45   30  +15    51
 6 Kikanla Toau             29   14   7   8    47   36  +11    49
 7 Lopinka                  29   15   4  10    39   37   +2    49
 8 FC Almintora             29   14   6   9    44   36   +8    48
 9 Force Cittea             29   13   8   8    43   41   +2    47
10 Tivali                   29   12   6  11    29   29    0    42
11 Kirota                   29   10  10   9    44   38   +6    40
12 Kimoara Lika             29    9  13   7    35   29   +6    40
13 Terrarokka United        29   10  10   9    46   50   -4    40
14 Nusira Lionta            29   10   9  10    36   42   -6    39
15 Inura Forests            29   11   5  13    33   37   -4    38
16 Crosaibi Rovers          29   12   2  15    34   47  -13    38
17 Alikki-Corra             29   10   7  12    44   42   +2    37
18 Turoki Isle              29   10   7  12    37   41   -4    37
19 Riailia Village          29   10   6  13    38   38    0    36
20 Lpaka Indy               29    9   8  12    40   44   -4    35
21 Yutzie Sorma             29    9   7  13    44   42   +2    34
22 Mavaloiao                29    8  10  11    38   48  -10    34
23 Cittea                   29    8   8  13    42   46   -4    32
24 Kionao Koastal           29    8   6  15    29   45  -16    30
25 Mavalatorra              29    8   4  17    36   49  -13    28
26 Lemurs Valley            29    7   7  15    32   46  -14    28
27 Wunokalsa Waridi         29    6   9  14    38   49  -11    27
28 Morata Valley            29    7   6  16    35   53  -18    27
29 Vilisorma Village        29    6   8  15    26   42  -16    26
30 Cocoabo Forest           29    5   8  16    35   63  -28    23

Tropicorp Cup History
1: Morata Valley 0-1 Jaguar Moreda
2: Tkaob Inlands 0-2 Vilisorma
3: Corra Rangers 1-0 Terrarokka United
4: Tropicorp FC 1-1 Alikki Locals (2-1 AET)
5: Riailia Village 0-1 Cedniavella
6: Crosaibi Locals 0-1 Sporta Eelandii
7: Tivali United 0-1 Surf Jettica
8: Terrarokka Spirit 1-3 Turoki Isle
9: Nusira Lionta 0-3 Irottea
10: Kikanla Toau 2-1 Surf Jettica
11: Force Cittea 1-1 Crosaibi Locals (2-1 AET)
12: Sokattack Mliona 1-2 Tropicorp FC
13: Kimoara Lika 1-2 Corra Rangers
14: Akisa Surta 1-0 Laiotia

Tropicorp Cup Qualification Round Note: Winners promoted to Vilitan League (Declasse Division)

Cednia Rovers 0–1 Sporta Eelandii

Kiiarana 1–2 Jaguar Moreda

Tropicorp Cup Final

Jaguar Moreda 0–3 Sporta Eelandii

For the second consecutive season Cednia Rovers and Kiiarana City would finish 1-2 in the League Table heading into the Tropicorp Cup, only to falter in Tropicoast and fail to earn a place in the Vilitan Declasse Division. The seedings were such that it was guaranteed to be one Vilitan and one Turorian team making the jump but it was the 3rd and 4th place teams once again claiming the big prize.

In the final, the Turorian side, the Sporta Eelandii Nationals, ran out equalling the largest Tropicorp Cup victory ever defeating Jaguar Moreda - the winners of the first ever Tropicorp Cup title by a 3-0 scoreline. Both would be hoping that their stays in the Vilitan League proper last more than their previous endeavours which were over after just one season.

Sporta Eelandii become the second two-time Tropicorp Cup champion after Tropicorp FC accomplished the feat during the 12th Tropicorp Cup. Eelandii's promotion to the Vilitan Declasse Division will ensure a continued Turorian presence in the division after its two participants during Season 57 were either promoted (Cedniavella) or relegated (Sokattack Mliona) out of the league.

Vilitan Cove                     Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Surf Jettica                      10    8   2   0    23    8  +15    26
.2 Tivali City                       10    5   4   1    20    9  +11    19
 3 Venom Youth Academy               10    5   1   4    15   11   +4    16
 4 Alikki-Corra Academy              10    4   2   4    12   13   -1    14
 5 Lonngeylin Coast                  10    3   4   3    10    9   +1    13
 6 Arcticala Inlet                   10    3   3   4    12   12    0    12
 7 Irottea                           10    3   3   4    10   12   -2    12
 8 Eastal Lunar Jr.                  10    3   2   5    10   15   -5    11
 9 Marine Coast's Crosaibi Academy   10    3   1   6     8   17   -9    10
10 RammsBank Sissil                  10    3   1   6    13   24  -11    10
11 Inland Academy                    10    1   5   4    12   15   -3     8

Mainland                         Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Nusira Lionta                     10    7   2   1    18   10   +8    23
.2 East Foothills                    10    5   3   2    17   12   +5    18
 3 Owls Castle Academy               10    5   2   3    12    9   +3    17
 4 Yutzie Sorma                      10    4   4   2    17    9   +8    16
 5 Kiiarana                          10    4   4   2    14   12   +2    16
 6 Lopinka                           10    5   1   4    12   12    0    16
 7 Terrarokka                        10    4   2   4    14   12   +2    14
 8 Kirota                            10    2   3   5    11   15   -4     9
 9 Jlinal Cove                       10    3   0   7    11   16   -5     9
10 Vilisorma                         10    2   2   6     9   16   -7     8
11 Morata Valley                     10    1   3   6     7   19  -12     6

Turoki Island         Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Turoki Isle            10    5   3   2    14    9   +5    18
2 Turoki Academy         10    5   2   3    12   11   +1    17
3 Colonial Sile          10    4   4   2    15    9   +6    16
4 Mavaloaiao             10    2   5   3     9   11   -2    11
5 Riailia Village        10    2   4   4     9   12   -3    10
6 Makosile               10    1   4   5     8   15   -7     7

Turori                Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 Mliona-Lpaka           10    8   1   1    25   11  +14    25
2 Wunokalsa Waridi       10    5   2   3    15   13   +2    17
3 Cednia Beach           10    4   4   2    15   14   +1    16
4 Kionao Youth           10    4   1   5    11   12   -1    13
5 Eelandii Academy       10    2   2   6     9   14   -5     8
6 Almintora              10    1   2   7     9   20  -11     5

Tropicorp Youth Challenge Cup History
1. Owls Castle Academy 3-1 Makosile
2. Owls Castle Academy 3-3 Cednia Beach (4-3 AET)
3. Alikki-Corra Academy 1-3 Wunokalsa Waridi
4. East Foothills 3-1 Wunokalsa Waridi
5. Kiiarana 1-1 Wunokalsa Waridi (2-1 AET)
6. Eastal Lunar Jr. 0-1 Wunokalsa Waridi
7. Terrarokka 0-0 Turoki Isle (0-0 AET) (3-1 pen.)
8. Eastal Lunar Jr. 1-2 Turoki Isle
9. Alikki-Corra Academy 2-1 Eelandii Academy
10. Yutzie Sorma 1-1 Mliona-Lpaka (2-1 AET)

Tropicorp Youth Challenge Qualification Round

Surf Jettica 1-0 Nusira Lionta

Turoki Isle 0-2 Mliona-Lpaka

Tropicorp Youth Challenge Final

Surf Jettica 2-1 Mliona-Lpaka

    FAIR PLAY TABLE      
  1 Colonial Sile        . 0  12   12 
  2 Makosile             . 0  15   15 
  3 Cednia Beach         . 2  11   17 
  4 Marine Coast United  . 1  14   17 
  5 Lonngeylin Coast     . 2  12   18 
  6 Rammsissil           . 1  15   18 
  7 Eastal Lunar         . 1  18   21 
  8 Tivali City          . 1  19   22 
  9 Yeaddin Owls         . 4  11   23 
 10 Kionao Locals        . 2  17   23 
 11 Corra Rangers        . 2  17   23 
 12 Arcticala Inlet      . 1  21   24 
 13 Crosaibi Locals      . 1  21   24 
 14 Tropicorp FC         . 2  20   26 
 15 Mliona-Lpaka         . 4  15   27 
 16 Lonngeylin City      . 2  21   27 
 17 Strike               . 3  20   29 
 18 Laiotia              . 3  20   29 
 19 Turoki United        . 3  20   29 
 20 Sokattack Mliona     . 3  21   30 
 21 Inland Peaks         . 3  24   33 
 22 Cedniavella          . 1  31   34 
 23 Terrarokka Spirit    . 2  30   36 
 24 Akisa Surta          . 4  25   37 
 25 Jlinal Cove          . 3  32   41 
 26 Surf Jettica         . 6  25   43 
 27 Turoki Tide          . 5  34   49 
 28 Irottea              . 7  33   54 
    STELLAR DIVISION     
    DECLASSE DIVISION    
    UICA QUALIFIED

UICA Qualifiers:

Vilita (VIL) qualifiers
Primary association.
Champions Cup: Lonngeylin Coast, Turoki Tide, Colonial Sile
Globe Cup: Jungle Strike FC, Yeaddin Owls, Rammsissil, Eastal Lunar
Series B Champions Cup: Marine Coast United, Terrarokka Spirit, Makosile
Youth Cup: Surf Jettica

Turori (TUR) qualifiers
Primary association. Puppet of Vilita.
Champions Cup: Cednia Beach [Kionao Locals]
Globe Cup: Kionao Locals, Mliona-Lpaka [Cedniavella]
Series B Champions Cup: Cedniavella, Cednia Rovers, Sporta Eelandii [ Sokattack Mliona ]
Youth Cup: Mliona-Lpaka

Other International Qualifiers:

Cygnus Cup: Jungle Strike FC (VIL)

AOCL: Lonngeylin Coast (VIL), Cednia Beach (TUR)

VCIAPP: Tivali City (VIL)

Vilita (VIL) final site bid

UICA Series 'B' Champions Cup: Tropicorp Park, Tropicoast, Tropicorp (72,000)

History and Tenants :: Tropicorp Park is home to the Tropicorp Cup, the four team, 2 day grand-finale of the Tropicorp Lower League. The competition has served as an outstanding warmup to test the hospitality available at Tropicorp Park, and was critical in the build up to the decision to allow the finals of the Eagle's Cup V competition to take place in Tropicorp, the first major international competition of any kind to be held in Tropicoast. Tropicorp FC, members of the Vilitan Declasse, also play their home matches at the park.

Tropicorp Park hosted the 54th AOCAF Final that saw Cosumar break through with a first ever regional title over Eshan. The stadium was also the final site for the AOCL XXIII contested between Mв ¬lвmлуmл of Farfadillis and Blades ex Magnaeus of Mertagne with the Farf side being victorious on Penalty Kicks; and for AOCL XVII which saw Jungle Strike FC defeat Fligsive FC 3-0.

Tropicorp officials are continuously looking to expand the portfolio of events held at the Park and feels it is ready to add a UICA competition to its repertoire. Tropicorp officials are not being complacent, however, and continue to take advantage of the opportunities to showcase their hospitality including branching beyond Footsport. The first ever Tropicorp Bowl was recently contested on the gridiron with Raynor University defeating the university of Iqaluit 27-14.

Tropicorp is prepared to welcome the Worlds best up-and-coming domestic sides and youth players to the shores of Tropicoast!

Turori (TUR) final site bids

UICA Champions Cup: Cocoabo Park Arena, Cocoabo Forest (capacity 71,000)
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The entrance to Cocoabo Park

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Location :: Cocoabo Park Arena is located at Cocoabo Park in the Cocoabo Forest. The Cocoabo Forest is a Cocoabo Preserve built on Calanian lands formerly held in trust by the Atlantian Oceania Regional Defense Organization (AORDO). More information on the Cocoabo Forest and the developments at Cocoabo Park can be found here.

Stadium History :: Cocoabo Park Arena was created at Cocoabo Park to develop Cocoabo for the Cocoabo Enrichment & Enhancement Program (CEEP) as well as to attract future sporting events to the Tropicorp-CPS collaborative education, enrichment and entertainment destination on the shores of the Cocoabo Forest. Construction of the Arena was completed with temporary grandstands for the Eagle's Cup VI final in order to test the arena's viability to host future events.

The Eagle's Cup VI final at Cocoabo Park Arena was open to the public with any admission to the Cocoabo Park. In addition to the Eagle's Cup final, visitors were be able to learn about the Cocoabo, ongoing Preservation efforts at the Cocoabo Forest and see Cocoabo in their re-constructed natural habitat. The success of this event proved the viability of the arena both as a sporting venue and destination location for visitors. Cocoabo Park Arena also served as a primary venue during the 54th AOCAF competition.

The first International Club Final held at the Cocoabo Park Arena was the 66th UICA Globe Cup Final which saw the Turoki Tide defeat Cazadores Cathair 2-1.

Primary Tenants :: Cocoabo Park Arena has no permanent club tenants. Other uses for Cocoabo Park Arena may include events and shows for Park visitors included displays by trained and skilled Cocoabo as well as one-off international caliber sporting events. The Cocoabo Forest team in the Tropicorp Lower Leagues plays at nearby training fields due to low projected attendance and the opportunity cost of hosting taking the arena away when it can be used for Cocoabo Demonstrations in association with Park Attendees.

Non-UICA final site bids

Cygnus Cup: Lonngeylin Coliseum, Lonngeylin, Vilita (115,500 Seated) - 141,000 Standing Room

Home of the Vilitan Stellar Division champions, Jungle Strike FC, Lonngeylin Coliseum is the biggest sporting arena in the Vilitan Cove and was chosen exactly for this purpose. Not so much 'butts in seats' - because almost one-third of the estimated attendees would be standing on the Vilitan hillside, but the capacity to hold large volumes was just one of the perks to holding the match in Lonngeylin.

One of the oldest yet most expansive stadiums in Vilita, the stadium has undergone several renovations, name changes and expansions in its long history, which included being a knockout venue for the World Cup 17 and 31 finals. Most notably, the seated sections of the Coliseum went through a complete overhaul between League Seasons 25-35 where sections were closed incrementally for upgrades. The Coliseum is known for its unique hillside accommodation which enhances one of the most impressive match atmospheres in the region.

Most famously, however, the Lonngeylin Coliseum was the venue for the World Cup 59 final that pitted The Babbage Islands against Aguazul. It was an epic championship final with the two sides fighting to a goalless draw after extra time before Aguazul triumphed in the shootout for their historic third consecutive World Cup title. The facilities at the Lonngeylin Coliseum had been upgraded over the year to handle the over-capacity crowd and extended match timeline. The venue was also selected for the Vilitan half of the "Battle of Turori" - when Vilita & Turori were drawn against each other during World Cup 64 Qualifying.

Typically, only the Jungle Strike FC or Vilita National Team 'home' fans are allowed in the south and east areas, which include both hillside seating and open hillside that can accommodate an approximately 30,000 additional fans beyond the seated capacity - depending on how far away from the stadium they wish to prop themselves. Away fans are always seated in the west grandstand. The hosting of a neutral tournament event at the arena will allow visiting fans to experience 'home' accomodations for the first time.

The Lonngeylin Coliseum is a former UICA and Cygnus Cup host site,including the successful hosting of the 47th UICA Champions Cup Final.

by **Audioslavia** » Sun Apr 22, 2018 3:29 pm

SEASON SIX

All parts

The National League Division 1     Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts	
 1 AC Izotz Zubia                   36   18  12   6   119   93  +26    66 	CHAMPIONS CUP / AOCL
 2 Cazadores Cathair                36   19   9   8    70   45  +25    66	CHAMPIONS CUP
 3 1830 Cathair                     36   16   7  13    75   70   +5    55	CHAMPIONS CUP
 4 Artiglieria                      36   14  10  12    59   58   +1    52	CHAMPIONS CUP
 5 Oljestaden IF                    36   12   7  17    61   70   -9    43	GLOBE CUP
 6 Shamrock Cathair                 36    9  16  11    54   63   -9    43	GLOBE CUP
 7 Tout-Puissant Hasiera            36   10  12  14    61   66   -5    42	GLOBE CUP
 8 KT Moreazerua                    36   10  12  14    60   71  -11    42	RELEGATION PLAYOFF / CWC
 9 KT Itzalovalle                   36   10  11  15    58   67   -9    41	RELEGATION PLAYOFF
10 Burdoc Ridge                     36    9  10  17    45   59  -14    37	RELEGATED

The National League Division 2     Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Eletti Valligiani                36   19  10   7    65   48  +17    67 Promoted / SBCC
 2 Silexhera FC                     36   19   8   9    70   39  +31    65 Promotion Playoff / SBCC
 3 Isle of Kjeligsted FC            36   17  12   7    53   38  +15    63 Promotion Playoff / SBCC
 4 AS Marcadia                      36   17   6  13    58   52   +6    57
 5 Calcio Sicurezza Elfi            36   15   8  13    51   46   +5    53
 6 KT Koroatuz                      36   15   6  15    58   57   +1    51
 7 Tenth Star Hasiera               36   11  10  15    49   59  -10    43
 8 KT Laranjauzia                   36   11   7  18    40   58  -18    40
 9 KT Ferramendiak                  36    9   8  19    49   65  -16    35 Relegated
10 Excelsior Zijweg                 36    5   9  22    40   71  -31    24 Relegated

   The National League Division 3  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 CdF Celtade                      38   23   7   8    68   48  +20    76 Promoted
 2 CF Herradores                    38   21   5  12    56   47   +9    68 Promoted
 3 Sobrevolante                     38   19   6  13    83   70  +13    63
 4 Reina Del Sud                    38   18   8  12    62   60   +2    62
 5 The Oran                         38   17   9  12    54   52   +2    60
 6 Ceilerden Harp                   38   15  14   9    57   44  +13    59
 7 Santa Margarida                  38   16  10  12    65   51  +14    58
 8 Viking Halehavn                  38   16   9  13    76   69   +7    57
 9 DDM Dunas Secas                  38   17   6  15    58   55   +3    57
10 SC Laivanrakentajas              38   15  10  13    47   52   -5    55
11 Iron Brewery                     38   14   9  15    58   58    0    51
12 Necromarinai                     38   14   9  15    53   55   -2    51
13 Sparta Zijweg                    38   13  10  15    65   64   +1    49
14 Lemmitania State FC              38   13   6  19    50   58   -8    45
15 Valens AV                        38   12   7  19    53   59   -6    43
16 Guerrilla Cathair                38   11  10  17    46   52   -6    43
17 Vidrieros                        38   11   9  18    55   63   -8    42
18 Shires Owls                      38   11   6  21    47   68  -21    39 Relegated
19 Orquideas                        38    9  11  18    53   65  -12    38 Relegated
20 2130 Calolziolungho              38    8  13  17    51   67  -16    37 Relegated

   The National League Division 4  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Uniao Tortuguita                 46   27  11   8    97   65  +32    92 Promoted
 2 KT Ferratzaileak                 46   22  13  11    78   54  +24    79 Promoted
 3 United Cathair FC                46   23  10  13    94   71  +23    79 Promoted
 4 CdFS Ilheiros                    46   23  10  13    64   52  +12    79
 5 Frecce                           46   24   7  15    87   78   +9    79
 6 Osarese Marcadia                 46   21  13  12    69   43  +26    76
 7 KT Kanpoldelko                   46   21  12  13    69   62   +7    75
 8 Calcio Lecho                     46   21  10  15    71   53  +18    73
 9 Crossport Dynamo                 46   20  13  13    83   66  +17    73
10 Ceilerden Rovers                 46   21  10  15    76   66  +10    73
11 Clockwork FC                     46   20  12  14    65   48  +17    72
12 Viking Hryggur                   46   18  13  15    69   74   -5    67
13 Glasgar Rebels                   46   17  11  18    77   71   +6    62
14 CF Cruceros                      46   16  13  17    72   68   +4    61
15 Valderantia United               46   17  10  19    71   70   +1    61
16 Fundición                        46   15  14  17    63   66   -3    59
17 Glasgar Royals                   46   15  11  20    57   71  -14    56
18 Shires Blaydes                   46   13  16  17    64   69   -5    55
19 Deportivo de Puerta Cruz         46   13  13  20    57   66   -9    52
20 Maccabi Hasiera                  46   10  13  23    58   78  -20    43
21 Crossport Mariners               46   10  12  24    59   84  -25    42
22 PLFC                             46   10  10  26    39   83  -44    40
23 Steelworks                       46    7  16  23    55   89  -34    37
24 Ross Railway                     46    5  13  28    46   93  -47    28

by **Chromatika** » Sun Apr 22, 2018 3:49 pm

As Per:
Preview, Part 1: The Draft
Preview, Part 2: Premier Division Preview Part 1
Preview, Part 2: Premier Division Preview Part 2
Preview, Part 3: The Rest Preview
Part 1: Prseason - MD5
Part 2: MD6 - MD11
Part 3: MD12 - MD17
Part 4: MD18 - MD22
Part 5: MD23 - MD27
Part 6: MD28 - MD31
Part 7: MD32 - Awards

Chromatika (CMT) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: Tihon, Myana
Globe Cup: Anomalies, Crossroads, Lhor
Series B Champions' Cup: Wirr Tsi, Eyrods, Urrheddiao
Atlantian Oceanian Champions' League: Tihon
Cygnus Cup: Anfanhar FC
VCIAPP: Alnio (via Fair Play Table)

by **Ashkam** » Sun Apr 22, 2018 4:25 pm

FFA Ashkam Top League

National Team Announcement
MD 1-7
MD 8-14
MD 15-24
MD 25-28

CSKA Haska are Ashkam’s finest for the first time, after becoming the first southern club to win the Ashkam Top League title. They were in the lead for the entire season after being picked to finish in third or fourth place by almost all members of the media, and they finished the season with seventeen wins, eight draws, and only three losses. Their main title rivals were Dynamo Jestana, but Dynamo didn’t look like true rivals and finished with only 48 points compared to 59 from the army team.They were awarded the trophy after their 2-2 draw on the final matchday, at home against Lokomotiv Astara.

If anyone benefits from this, it’s manager Bryan Hatala, who guided Haska into becoming title challengers after shaping their squad and introducing crucial players Corey Hariri, Saki Felles, and Evgeni Hasakhan to the starting lineup. During Hatala’s first of three years as manager, Felles signed with the club after being released from the youth team of Parika United, which could have desperately used her talents this season now that the player has developed further. The addition was supported by Hariri being promoted from the CSKA youth club, and Dan Ransom was pulled by Hatala from the CSKA kickboxing team after previously retiring from football when his youth career ended. Every one of these additions panned out, and now, that group of players managed to lead Haska to something that they had never achieved in their history.

The viral picture going around, which would eventually feature on the front cover of the newspapers across the country, shows Evgeni Hasakhan and Saki Felles smoking cigars and holding champagne bottles while sitting next to the trophy in the locker room, wearing tee shirts reading “ARMY SPORTING CLUB - CHAMPIONS OF ASHKAM.” In a way, it’s a very fitting one, as they could be called the two players that led the turnaround in the attack and the defense. Hasakhan was brilliant creatively and made Dan Ransom and Shabazz Galinen look like world beaters at times, while Felles flat out erased some of the best wide players in the league with her aggression and footwork. This is the first time CSKA Haska will pose with the trophy, with both the modern club and their predecessors suffering from poor luck despite being consistently good over the years.

Bryan Hatala’s stock has raised enough that just about every club in the country would like to sign him as manager, except for the Dynamo Jestana team that dominated before his rise to prominence. There’s been talk of Lokomotiv Astara bringing him on board to help in their process of rebuilding after their shameful display this season, but after taking Haska to the top, Hatala has shown interest in staying: “I know all the northern clubs want me right now, but there’s no place that I’d rather work than the Army. I’d also like to stay in the south, my family is here, and I consider the players here to be my extended family. We slayed every other team we faced this season, so why would I leave? What can someone else offer me that we don’t have here? I’m a servant of the Army. I’m not in this game to make money, and I wouldn’t trade in my family here for it. Not now or ever.”

The team’s reception as champions has been nothing short of great. Much of the skyline was lit up in purple in downtown Haska, and city officials have already planned a parade from the central military base to the downtown area. It’s unknown how long the team will stay together, with the league being realigned every so often and players being shuffled around by the government for balancing purposes. There’s leaks linking Dan Ransom with Dynamo Jestana and Saki Felles with Hesevan SK, but both players have denied the leaks and said that they haven’t been informed by the league about next season’s rosters.

“My commitment with the army is almost over, yes, but this is my home and I don’t want to go anywhere,” said Ransom, speaking to media members on the day after the final game. “Saki’s commitment won’t be up for a couple of more years, I don’t think she’s leaving either. None of us want to leave, regardless of the chances elsewhere to be the main star on a team that’s down on luck… This is our home. We don’t want to give it up.”

  Ashkam Top League     Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
1 CSKA Haska             28   17   8   3    61   38  +23    59
2 Dynamo Jestana         28   11  15   2    50   34  +16    48
3 Arsenal Diro           28   12   7   9    42   38   +4    43
4 Hesevan SK             28    9   6  13    31   37   −6    33
5 SKA Dar Mora           28    7  10  11    18   22   −4    31
6 Parika United          28    7   8  13    41   50   −9    29
7 FC Dynamo Barlo        28    7   8  13    35   45  −10    29
8 Lokomotiv Astara       28    6  10  12    44   58  −14    28

   U-21 Top League               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Hesevan National Academy       27   19   6   2    60   32  +28    63
 2 Jestana National Academy       27   16   7   4    60   37  +23    55
 3 Barlo National Academy         27   13   6   8    54   39  +15    45
 4 Astara National Academy        27   12   6   9    62   51  +11    42
 5 Haska National Academy         27    9   8  10    44   47   −3    35
 6 Pumo National Academy          27    8   7  12    39   48   −9    31
 7 Diro National Academy          27    7   6  14    45   61  −16    27
 8 Bahar National Academy         27    7   5  15    44   59  −15    26
 9 Parika National Academy        27    7   5  15    29   46  −17    26
10 Dar Mora National Academy      27    4  10  13    17   34  −17    22

YOUTH; STAR FIVE
CB; Arjan Bayaj; 19; Dar Mora National Academy
ST; Badi Shah; 21; Bahar National Academy
DM; Perry Joensu; 18; Diro National Academy
GK; Erik Alto; 20; Jestana National Academy
RB; Rin Gadolin; 21; Haska National Academy

Ashkam (ASM) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: CSKA Haska
Globe Cup: Dynamo Jestana, Arsenal Diro, Hesevan SK
Youth Cup: Hesevan National Academy
VCIAPP: Hesevan SK (Based on having the best youth affiliate performance)

by **Eura** » Sun Apr 22, 2018 5:04 pm

Eura (EUR) Qualifiers
Top seeds are first

CC: Spartangrad, Revolutionaries, Bastion
GC: Directus, Falourr, Ulsa
SBCC: Carsby, Unioneers, Suttonville

Other Competitions Eura (EUR) Qualifiers

Cygnus Cup: Ulsa
Copa de Campeones: Spartangrad

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