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by **Schottia** » Tue May 22, 2018 4:41 am

With the announcement of our thirty person long-list, we have waved goodbye to the vast majority of the players scouted so far this cycle. This is were we separates the wheat from the chaff, and as we watch those worthless outer husks carried off on the breeze, we can now get a better look at the players that really matter.

Galactios Long-list

GK. Sherlyn Joy - Chromatika
Tihon Tide - Chromatik League

GK. Mathis Woodgate - Brenecia
Spartangrad - Eura League

GK. Shjegrzh Na'Kefir - Cosumar
Handon United - Schottic Premier League

RB. Ezequiel Marchiondo - Farfadillis
Lammerton - Schottic Premier League

LB. Sieglinde Lohengrin - Nephara
Crisisbless - Nepharim Premiership

LB. Russell Feltner - Abanhfleft
Spartangrad - Eura League

RB/CB. Lucjusz Stef - Chromatika
Mar Sara FC - Vanorian Premiership

CB. JK Cottle - Bonesea
Handon United - Schottic Premier League

CB. Claudia Vidal - Chromatika
Tihon Tide - Chromatik League

CB. Bryan Butler - Eura
Spartangrad - Eura League

CB. Mark Ünterhausen - Schottia
Spartangrad - Eura League

CB. Yeri Ibex - Chromatika
Baskita FC - SuperLiga

CB. Harvey Blake - Eura
Spartangrad - Eura League

DM. John Talbot - Eura
Spartangrad - Eura League

CM. James Palmisano - Apox
Spartangrad - Eura League

CM. Sandra Sybill - Chromatika
Real Azuris - Härlighet Ligan

CM. Rachel Hellion - Chromatika
Handon United - Schottic Premier League

CM. Harry Gravesen - Eura
Spartangrad - Eura League

CM. Evelyn Conjure - Schottia
Brinemouth - Nepharim Premiership

LM. Nicolas Moran - Valladares
Spartangrad - Eura League

AML. Regatta Aspenwood - Nephara
Handon United - Schottic Premier League

AM. Camila Soria Luna - Schottia
Mâ Âlâmëómë - Farf Freitball Ligá

AM. Mars Alexandersson - Schottia
Lammerton - Schottic Premier League

AM. Lüí Wçêíl - Farfadillis
Spartangrad - Eura League

CF. Daniel Dostalok - Mercedini
Handon United - Schottic Premier League

RW/ST. Kaytlyn Victoriane - Chromatika
Lammerton - Schottic Premier League

ST. Keira Andisori - Chromatika
Starling - Nepharim Premiership

ST. Marie Skaar - Valanora
Mar Sara FC - Vanorian Premiership

ST. Penumbra Amokachi - Nephara
Eastweald - Härlighet Ligan

CM. Rowan Varghese - Cosumar
Tihon Tide - Chromatik League

It was a fantastic period for Chromatik football, with regional success both internationally and domestically, and that is reflected heavily in the list. There are no fewer that eight of their players amongst the thirty, including Kaytlyn Victoriane and Lucjusz Stef who won the player of the year awards in Schottia and Valanora respectively. Euran Champions' Cup winners, Spartangrad, are even better represented however, with nine of their double winning players making it this far. Skipper, James Palmisano, has already been tipped by some as a good outside bet lift the award, while John Talbot, Lüí Wçêíl, and Mark Unterhausen might also be in with a shout. Beaten finalist, Lammerton, come in slightly lighter with three players represented, however their Chromatik forward Victoriane is another player well placed to pick up the gong.

In terms of the regional bragging rights, those once again go to Atlantian Oceania, who upped their tally from last year to thirteen. It's pretty much even between Rushmore and the Independents who come in a fair way behind their rivals with eight and seven representative, while Esportiva are left bringing up the rear again with only two.

Galactico Youth

GK. Ed Lorrey - Schottia
Mliona-Lpaka - V-League

LB. Bonnie McGillivray - Schottia
Mliona-Lpaka - V-League

LB. Marcin Close - Nephara
Brinemouth - Nepharim Premiership

CB. Alfred Tidesson - Cosumar
Real Azuris - Härlighet Ligan

LM. Yuki Hatsune - Valanora
FC Capri - Vanorian Premiership

LM. Christian O'Brien - Valladares
Tannenberg FC - Liga-1

AMR. Reay Cnocstanger - Schottia
Willox Street Pirates - Super-League of Port Christopher

RM. Orsolya Gere - Pasarga
Baskita FC - SuperLiga

CM. Seyda Artîn - Schottia
Willox Street Pirates - Super-League of Port Christopher

CM. Kai-Kai Mokumdarian - Cosumar
Cornellians - Schottic Premier League

CM. Kris Carpentier - Eastfield Lodge
Willox Street Pirates - Super-League of Port Christopher

AM. Marco Santa Oria - Ceni
Lexington Victory - Terranean League West

AM. Isla Sibučić - Cornellians - Cosumar
Cornellians - Schottic Premier League

RW. Bryger Tidesson - Cosumar
Real Azuris - Härlighet Ligan

ST. Oskar Holsteiner - Farfadillis
Lammerton - Schottic Premier League

ST. Aymeric Fortin - Valladares
Marinos Metropolis - Liga-1

AM/CF. Alexander Jager - Pasarga
Revolutionaries - Eura League

In what is a very strong field, the Galactico Youth award has been hotly contested this year. Reigning Junior champion, Marco Santa Oria, makes the grade this year, as does the lad he pipped to the post, Kai-Kai Mokumdarian. Kokumdarian's international teammates, Isla Sibučić and Bryger Tidesson are names which jump off the list, alongside Lammerton's, Oskar Holsteiner, and Schottia cap Ed Lorrey. Much of the buzz, however, has been around Pasargan attacker, Alexander Jager, who following his big money move to number one ranked club, Revolutionaries, has really been making some waves.

Galactico Junior

CF. Nii'arala Milaaso - Vilita
Eastal Lunar - V-League

RW. Lauren Cheney - Brenecia
Kingsgrove - A-League

CF/RW. Arjen Jensen - Audioslavia
Telecontarë - Liga Starblaydia

RB. Svenja Bowyer - Nephara
Southfell United - Nepharim Premiership

LW. Damion Bowman - Eura
Horncharch - Eura League

Mid. Rabiya Kumari - Zwangzug
Namiri Independent -

SS/AM. Taka Masatoshi - Cosumar
Malox - Härlighet Ligan

AMR. Masumi McLeod - Schottia/Kirisaki
Willox Street Pirates - Super-League of Port Christopher

RB. Jack Kildonan - Schottia
Cornellians - Schottic Premier League

This is a place for those freshly unearthed diamonds, waiting to be shaped. None of the players above are household names, and the chance are you won't have heard of any of them yet. The Galactico Junior award goes to the best player ages eighteen or under in recognition of the promise they have shown over the last cycle.

Galactico Manager

Johnny Smith - Schottia
Lammerton - Schottic Premier League

Walter Crasder - Eura
Spartangrad - Eura League

Leo Santander - Nephara
North Laithland - Nepharim Premiership

Makvala Tsereteli - Zwangzug
Excelsior Slogda and Zwangzug National Team

Danie Izmao - Vilita
Lonngeylin Coast - V-League

Theresa Riether - Nephara
Eastweald - Härlighet Ligan

Catherine Sedgewick - Nephara
San Marco Storm - Super League of Port Christopher

A racehorse wouldn't be much use without a jockey, and a football team would likely also bolt in the wrong direction without a firm hand at the reins. This short-list contains a selection of some of the most successful managers over the last cycle. Whether it's lifting trophies, succeeding against the odd, or just delivering consistency, this is where those individuals are honoured.

by **Taeshan** » Thu May 24, 2018 1:12 pm

*Denotes Captain
**Denotes Foreign Player
***Loaned Out

1093 Club de Atlantea

Ground:Cattle Ranch (20,000)
Manager:Michael Tromboso Everett Anderson
Colors:White and Yellow
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Finish Top 5
Starters:Horst, James, Carpathia, Sellus, Drake, Foster, Heller, Baker, Feirce*, Olsen, Kahn
ReservesEverett, Avery, Sanchez, Hornet, Wright
Sponsor:Sound Wave Electronics
Nickname(s):Cardinal
Offseason Moves: Bought Center Midfielder Karlton Heller from Yaton United.
Championships: 58
Other Accolades: Benevolence Bowl 22
Last Season Finish:6th
Team Info It was a close season for 1093, but they failed to live up to expectations and that led to the axing of manager Everett Anderson. His understudy Michael Tromboso takes over and the team looks ready to compete for their second title. While not a lot of changes have been made they are a very strong side and new midfield signing Karlton Heller has looked strong in the preseason.

Al Haxire

Ground:Al Haxire Club Stadium 200,000
Manager:Benjamin Rover
Colors:Green and White
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters: Stevenson, Carindal, Corsaire, Jessamont, Morgenstern, Melvin, Madison, Flintlock, Covaugh, Clark, Kevin
Reserves Markitson, Porter, Pierre, Kove, Smith
Sponsor:Al Haxire Automotive
Nickname(s):Djinnis
Offseason Moves:None
Last Season Finish:11th
Championships
Team Info Not much was expected of Al Haxire in their return to the top flight, but Benjamin Rover’s side was more than up to the task of the premier league. It has been almost 50 years since Al Haxire was a regular in international football but with how they play they could be seeing international fixtures in the upcoming years. Shiloh Morgenstern is a strong left footed player and could be a big part of his team and his nations future moving forward.

Atlantea Hurricanes

Ground:Atlantea Coliseum 590,000
Manager:Alexandre Giroux
Colors:Blue and Green
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Finish Top Half
Starters:Pacabel, Franz, Foster, Baker, Pern, Drew, Falanae**, Noctus, Baker, Hutch*, Martin
ReservesMadison, Lightly, Jones, Caracas, Gallagher
Sponsor:Tae-Mart
Nickname(s):Hurricanes, Canes
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad defender Kattan Lightly.
Championships: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 21, 24, 26, 36
Other Accolades: Globe Cup 18 Runners Up, Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 4, 14, Benevolence Bowl Winners 1
Last Season Finish:5th
Team Info It was a strong season for Hurricanes as they advanced to international competition. Further they had a strong loan spell for Aidan Foster who comes back with a nice spell in Dunnes. The team seems ready to compete in the league and with a strong defensive group they could very well be a big part of the conversation in the upcoming year.

Bayern Phoenix

Ground:Old Club Stadium 77,000
Manager:
Colors:Red and Blue
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Finish top half
Starters:Bender, Halifax, Boynton, Carpenter, Parker, Evans, Williams, Grose, Vanderweil, Talbot, Kepler
ReservesKarlton, Bruiser, Hardaway, Barnes, Yelnats
Sponsor:Glendale Pharmacy
Nickname(s):Phoenix
Offseason Moves: Bought Left Back Tim Williams from Hannah.
Championships:20, 25, 27, 28, 29
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 1, 20, Youth Cup 6 Winners
Last Season Finish:4th
Team Info Another strong performance form Bayern Phoenix. While the squad as a whole does not have a lot of really strong names the team continues to be a competitive side as they work their way to international play almost every season. With a lot of young, and hungry sides throughout the league though they could falter a bit this season.

Bayern-Algaer

Ground:Bayern Stadium 24,000
Manager:Aaron Opare
Colors:Red and Black
Jerseys:
Fan Support:High
Expectations:Top 5
Starters:Smith, Smith, O’Malley**, Tina, Stevenson, Potter, McCoy, Valspar, Petersheim, Johnson, Jacks
Reserves McDavid, Kopp, Jamison, Noble, Michael
Sponsor:Weaver, Smith and Wrangler
Nickname(s):Weavers
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad goalkeeper Adam McDavid.
Championships:17, 22, 23, 32, 51
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 17
Last Season Finish:9th
Team Info It was a less than stellar season from Bayern-Algaer. Not a strong performance all around and to be fair they don’t have one of the sexiest lineups in the league. They don’t really have the youth players you would expect in such a big city so it seems likely that they could continue to slowly fall down the table in the upcoming years.

Blacklake Blues

Ground:Blacklake Blues Ballpark 79,000
Manager:Everett Anderson
Colors:Blue and Green
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Compete for a Title
Starters:Jingleheimer-Smitt, Fasnacht*, Trueblood, Pryce, Minter, Cantove, Carnes, Hébert**, Good, Johnson, Cotteril
Reserves:Carleton, Angelou, Dietrich, Vogue, Mars
Sponsor:Blacklake Brewery
Nickname(s):Blues
Offseason Moves: Bought left forward Benton Good from Yaton United. Named Jamie Fasnacht Captain.
Championships:
Other Accolades:
Last Season Finish:13th
Team Info It was a rough season for a team that expected to compete for their first championship. Longtime manager Karl Ash resigned his post and was replaced after 1093 fired Everett Anderson, by the former title winner. With the core of the national team defense in their lineup you would thing the strong defensive side could compete for the title, but the last season saw them competing for little more than mid-table mediocrity.

Capetown Crocs

Ground:Capetown Stadium 34,000
Manager:
Colors:Black and Green
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Finish Mid Table
Starters:Dufailloy**, Grey, Baker, Antero, Smitt, Beans, Carlisle, Gordon, Carlson, Arrendale, Barnes
ReservesSummit, Wright, Irving, Jeffrey, Kline
Sponsor:TMI Lighting
Nickname(s):Crocs, The Ancients
Offseason Moves: Bought Right Midfielder Kyle Carlson from Yaton United.
Last Season Finish:15th
Team Info It was a rough season for Capetown. They have had their eyes on finishing in the top half for a few seasons but nothing was clicking. With their goalie soon to retire and the rest of the team not looking ready to score goals it seems like they may be headed for a spell towards the lower half of the table. They definitely have the talent to stay in Premier League indefinitely, but they don’t have a lot of hope to stay in the middle of the table like they have in recent years.

Fadrön Flight

Ground:Fadrön University Field 89,000
Manager:
Colors:Green and Red
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Compete for a title
Starters:Calvin, Cortez, Pryce, Stevenson*, Bentley, Kiln, Farnsworth, Figeuroa, Glavine Connoly, Martin
Reserves:Ben, Cartwright, Jacobs, Prince, Jiminez
Sponsor:Fadron Pizza
Nickname(s):Flight, Flyers
Offseason Moves: Named Aaron Stevenson Captain. Bought Right Midfielder Bertand Farnsworth from Hannah.
Championships:
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 19, Youth Cup 1 Winners
Last Season Finish:16th
Team Info Not exactly the season the fans in Fadron expected, but the team saw their fair share of injuries. With a strong core that keeps two national team prospects form being every day starters they continue to be a huge threat for the top of the table. The side has a lot of growth in them, and if they can string a good start to the season together they could well finally win their first title that has thus far eluded them.

Knightspurs

Ground:The Dome 92,300
Manager:Barry Conrad
Colors:Purple and Powder Blue
Jerseys:
Fan Support:High
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters: Harnell, Green, Cloven, Elvis, Martin, Everett, Klingenberg*, Urt, Ace, Wanner, Smith
Reserves Swann, Black, Grant, Cartwright, Quan
Sponsor:Tae-Mart
Nickname(s):Spurs, Knights
Offseason Moves: Bought Center Back Lyle Martin from Yaton United.
Other Accolades:
Last Season Finish:19th
Team Info. Knightspurs have proved a resilient bunch over the past few seasons. Perhaps most impressive of all is that Geoffrey Klingenberg is still with the squad after another season where both he and the club were openly shopping him around the world. While he still has yet to entice international offers, the right midfielder still looks fairly likely to get out before the ship sinks. Because it will.

Laketown F.C.

Ground:Laketown Football Stadium (70,000)
Manager:Mark Knox
Colors:Green, Purple and Blue
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters: Kruse, McMillan, Tedeschi, Grale, Martin, Svenson, Hirahito, Swanson, Barker, Olliver, Blake
Reserves Marks, Hunter, Swan, Chicago, Hernandez
Sponsor:Laketown Lumber
Nickname(s):Purple Crosses
Offseason Moves:
Championships:
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup 29
Last Season Finish:2nd Erste Liga
Team Info It was an incredible cup run last season for Laketown FC as they managed to not only make it all the way to the final as only the second lower division side ever, but manage to win it as well. They now return to the Premier League after an incredible campaign in the second division also saw them gain promotion. Many thing this young side can compete and stay up, and with the money flowing in after an incredible cup run they might just do so.

Laketown Rangers

Ground:Stadium on the Lake 90,000
Manager:Matteus Sigurdsson
Colors:Blue, Blue and More Blue
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Championship
Starters:Alison, Lalinga**, Sale**, van Daale**, Coshan, Jewsbury, George, Applesby, Ford, Snavely*, Tsukuyomi**
Reserves: Yago**, Cox, Prewitt, Carter, Fish
Sponsor:Laketown Police Academy
Nickname(s):Rangers
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad defender Michael Cox.
Championships:31, 33, 34, 35, 53, 60
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup 6, 10, 14, 17, 27, 28, Benevolence Bowl 17, 23
Last Season Finish:2nd
Team Info It was a rough first half to the season for Laketown Rangers as Miles Snavely was out for much of the campaign. Eventually his return saw the club reignite and they would manage to finish second in the league and make their way back to the international scene. Also of note Daigo Coshan has returned from a year on loan abroad and the young defender has impressed enough to give the side a formation change with a 4-4-2 now being the preferred runout.

Los Riosa Monstas

Ground:Gangsters Park 99,000
Manager:Desmond Salvateria
Colors:Blue and Yellow
Jerseys:
Fan Support:High
Expectations: Avoid Relegation
Starters:Breaker, Colton, Gordon, Smyth, Peters, Fitzgerald, Bones, Shelby, Kline, Montevideo**, Alabastor
ReservesJacobs, Jones, Stevenson, Clark, Grace
Sponsor:Mattress Excelsior
Nickname(s):Monstas, Gangstas
Offseason Moves:
Championships:16
Other Accolades:
Last Season Finish:20th
Team Info Los Riosa managed to avoid relegation once again and with a strong midfield crew that includes starlet Aston Shelby they could continue to do so. While they are no sexy side for anyone, including their fans they continue to be a side that stays around and that’s more than many of their fans really expect at this point.

Mierton Manatees

Ground:Mierton Area Park
Manager:
Colors:Blue and White
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Fight for Championship
Starters:Baker, Falj, Alex , Reinhold, Desmond, Marstons, Mathieu, Canada, Cantebury, Elliot, Tennyson
ReservesJackson, Karlson, Kibly, Flute, Larson
Sponsor:No Doubt Apparel
Nickname(s):Manatees
Offseason Moves: Bought Center Forward Theodore Elliot from Yaton United.
Championships: 59
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 23 and 24
Last Season Finish:3rd
Team Info Mierton finished just below the Champions’ Cup spot last year but managed to make an impact in the Globe Cup. With few offseason changes needed they found a strong new forward in U21 international Theodore Elliot. Many peg them as a favorite in the league to give Laketown Rangers a run for their money. With a strong side bottom to top they could really put in another run at a title this season.

Mt Ceabring Thunder

Ground:Stairway to Heaven (90,000)
Manager:Calvin Sanchez
Colors:Brown and Cream
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Low Table
Starters: Gartner, McKenzie, Adams, Foster, Jenkins, Marquez, Alito, Jackson, Miles, Smith, Nkilitina
Reserves Jacoby, Pruitt, Scott, Benjamin, McMaster
Sponsor:Kane Industries
Nickname(s):Thunder
Offseason Moves:
Championships:
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 21, 26
Last Season Finish:1st Erste Liga
Team Info A strong showing in the second division has Mt Ceabring quickly back in the premier league. They have some young prospects from their academy getting big time minutes perhaps none better than young Nycolas Jackson who has the country ablaze with his skill at such a young age. Jackson is joined in the starting lineup by mates Wilhelm Nkitilina, and Liam McKenzie and the trio is one of the best young spines in the nation.

New Capetown Falcons

Ground:New Capetown Memorial Park 100,111
Manager:Jason Vandersmitt
Colors:Pink, Red and Grey
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Mid Pack
Starters:Avery, Barnes, Herlne, Prichards, Comet, Janson, Kyle, Petersheim, Cope, Greenshire, Coswalt
Reserves Platant, Cardinal, Goshen, Eevily, Adams
Sponsor:Falcon Brewery
Nickname(s):Falcons
Offseason Moves: Bought Left Back Jack Barnes from Yaton United. Bought Center Midfielder Vincent Janson from Hannah. Bought Center Midfielder Jack Cope from Moresville FC.
Championships:39
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 15, 22, 23 , Benevolence Bowl Winners 3, 4, 14, 18
Last Season Finish:8th
Team Info It was an impressive push from Falcons to finish 8th in the last season. That said their offseason movements have left a bad taste in their fans mouths as nothing of note was done to improve a team that lost half of their midfield. Rumors abound that this club may be in for a harsh awakening, and with no real prospects in the pipeline it may be on its way really soon.

New Capetown Nordiques

Ground:New Capetown Arena (22,000)
Manager:Heinrich Muller
Colors:Green, White and Purple
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters: Drew, Tennabaum, Glover, Bolivar, Cansius, Lichtsteinter, Bradley, Ace, Collins, Baker, Carson
ReservesValpack, Carter, Kelly, Bradley, Clarke
Sponsor:
Nickname(s): Nordiques
Offseason Moves: Promoted Youth squad players Michelle Carter and Avery Kelly.
Last Season Finish:22nd
Team Info Nordiques has slowly been climbing the table each season and then last season had a crash that almost saw them relegated to the second division. After a win in the relegation playoffs they come with a squad that has seemed strong in preseason. With Everett Glover seemingly promoted to everyday starter at Center Back the team may be moving into a youth movement soon, and with a strong youth side that could be a positive moving forward.

Real Atlantea

Ground:The Wheelhouse 69,069
Manager: Jackson Kelly
Colors:Aqua and Red
Jerseys:
Fan Support:High
Expectations:Win
Starters:Montague, Myers, Entwhistle**, Cratos, Jurado**, Kaiba*, Daniels, Moon, Vanderbilt, Karl, Book
ReservesCarp, Benvolio, Kyle, Michael, Newberry
Sponsor:Poplaberg
Nickname(s):The Shepherds
Offseason Moves:
Championships:40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 52
Other Accolades: Copa de Campeones 29 Champions, 59th Champions’ Cup Semi-Finalists, Benevolence Bowl Winners 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15
Last Season Finish:10th
Team Info Almost a decade removed from their most recent title Real Atlantea don’t seem any closer to solving their fans woes and pleas for another title. Their squad isn’t exactly up to snuff, and with striking prospect Jamison Newberry still a ways a way from being a finished product they may be waiting for the 13th title for a few more years as they attempt to tie Hurricanes title record.

Real Chinchinhua

Ground:Real Stadium on the Lake 99,001
Manager:Grant Holsum
Colors:Red and Purple
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Very High
Expectations:Compete for Championship
Starters:Madison, Gomez, Parsons, Cancun, Marksman, Simpson, Carnes, Fuegahita*, Green , Galludet, Smith
Reserves Parker, Denver, Faulkner, Grey, Karbovanets**
Sponsor:Water Solutions of Lake Minor
Nickname(s):Chihuahuas
Offseason Moves: Bought Goalkeeper Wiley Madison from Yaton United.
Championships:18, 19
Other Accolades:
Last Season Finish:17th
Team Info Chincinhua made one offseason move after a less than stellar season and that was acquiring Wiley Madison in goal from Yaton United. While many thought of the move initially as picking up a scrap from a pile of nothing it has looked like he may be the next great Chinchinhua keeper. While he won’t exactly be in line to make a push for international call-ups he definitely seems to be in place to improve the Chihuahua side.

Sleepy Hollow

Ground:Mort Field (69,000)
Manager:Joseph Anderson
Colors:Black, White and Gray
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Middle Pack
Starters:Carnes, Patterson, Ogletree, Gomez, Baker, Benitez, Cortez**, Tagawa, Freud, Macclesfield, Blue
ReservesCarlton, Chandler, Saunders, Backer, Kline
Sponsor:Ogilvy Real Estate
Nickname(s):Wranglers
Offseason Moves: Promoted youth squad defender Kevin Chandler.
Championships:
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 25, Youth Cup 2 Winners
Last Season Finish:12th
Team Info It was a strong campaign for the Sleepy Hollow side as they finished just inside the top half of the table. With not a lot of real stars the team did well to put it all together to make a nice campaign go well. Perhaps the most interesting player for them was midfielder Liam Tagawa who had 11 assists for the southern side and many bigger Taeshani clubs have had their eyes on the nabbing the Mercedini midfielder.

Taeshan City Miners

Ground:Taeshan Educators Park 56,000
Manager:Evander Peters
Colors:Red and Orange
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Win the Championship
Starters:Okposo, Janson, Laranas**, al-Alma**, Selis, McCain, Champlain, Jackson, Hewitt, Salazar, Cortez
Reserves Belvedere**, Kensington, Wright, Miller, Carson
Sponsor:Taeshan Educators Association
Nickname(s):Miners
Offseason Moves:
Championships: 54, 55, 56, 57, 61
Other Accolades: Youth Cup 5 , 8, 9 Champs, Benevolence Bowl 19, 20, 21, Fadron Pizza Cup 25 Champions
Last Season Finish:1st
Team Info Taeshan City is the shining example in recent years of a club pulling themselves out of nothing and becoming a 5-time champion. 7 years ago Taeshan City had never really been a strong side, and now they have five stars on their badge. Everett Champlain has more championship winners’ medals than over 70 percent of the teams in the league. It was another stunning season as they returned to the top after four years of relative obscurity. Laketown looked favorites, but Taeshan City were champions.

Tintown Terrapins

Ground:Tintown Stadium 23,000
Manager:Everett Swann
Colors:White and Jade
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Low
Expectations:Avoid Relegation
Starters:Miller, Irwin, Abigail, Byrde, Baker, Veiga, Abl Bakr, Kepler, Green, Falst, Zephyr
ReservesOustin, Clint, Suarez, Baylor, Martin
Sponsor:Tintown Ironworks
Nickname(s):Terrapins
Offseason Moves:
Championships:30
Other Accolades: Fadron Pizza Cup Winners 26
Last Season Finish:14th
Team Info Tintown continues to be a relative nobody. With a strong midfield pairing in Randall Abl Bakr and Wallace Kepler you would expect more. Geoffrey Klingenberg isn’t the only national team starter angling for a move and if Abl Bakr wants to move on from Tintown, he is going to have a lot of work ahead of him. Especially as most of this squad won’t be able to make him look that good.

Williams Isle

Ground: The Haberdashery (85,000)
Manager:Isaak Gnome
Colors:
Black Raven (68,000)
Fan Support:Medium
Jerseys:
Expectations:Low
Starters:Emmit, Clark, Drew, Denver, Parsons, Kennet, Colvio, Jenner, Orville, Lilac, Martin
ReservesCarl, James, Arnold, Fischer, Bennet
Sponsor:
Nickname(s): Islanders
Offseason Moves:
Last Season Finish:21st
Championships:
Team Info Williams Isle returned to the Premier league with another strong season. Avoiding the relegation playoff really has been one of their yearly battles and without much attacking ability, and nothing added they may be in for another season of that. The best news is Jonah Orville is still on the squad, and if the team stays up he continues to be worth more to them than any fire sale.

X Island Marauders

Ground:X Island Metropark 200,000
Manager:Jacob Early
Colors:Black and White
Jerseys:
Fan Support:High
Expectations:Middle Table
Starters:Slater, Turniquette, Jay, Jones, Matteo, Daigo, Smith, Creider, Drice, Kent, Karlsbad
ReservesFoh, Mackson, Carn, Farnsworth, Price
Sponsor:Globo Fitness
Nickname(s):Marauders
Offseason Moves:
Championships:14
Other Accolades:
Last Season Finish:18th
Team Info X Island lacked the real killer instinct that has had them impress in recent years. Their best players are in defense and that hasn’t really led to a lot of goals. They do seem to have promising Audioslavian Frederick Smith making a mark in the midfield. While he is far away from being an impact on such a strong international side, if his form continues X Island may be able to sell him, or lure some other strong young internationals as a growing club.

Yaton FC

Ground:Yaton Insurance Park 88,000
Manager:Anderson Jamison
Colors:Blue and Yellow
Jerseys:
Fan Support:Medium
Expectations:Mid Pack
Starters: Maxwell, Peterson, Gorner, Masterson, Oliver, Jason, Quinones, Kiln, Cooper, Grandhouse, Vegas
Reserves Paisley, Felix, Martin, Smith, Park
Sponsor:Yaton Insurance
Nickname(s):SeaMonsters
Offseason Moves:
Championships:2
Other Accolades: Youth Cup 3, 4, 7 Winners
Last Season Finish:7th
Team Info Perhaps the biggest thing for Yaton FC will be they end this yearly league rundown as rivals United have been relegated after an impressive stint in the division. Yaton have climbed up the table, and their youth impressiveness seems to be having an impact on the senior squad. With some strong young players still yet to see starts for the side, it is a matter of time before they finally make it back to international play.

by **Schottia** » Sat May 26, 2018 5:05 am

So we find out selves once again at the short-list stage. From the thousands of players who took to the field during the last cycle, the SBC scouts first narrowed that down to hundreds, then tens, and now we are left with this very special eleven. This should put into context just how astonishing an achievement it is to reach this stage, and only the most talented and successful players have made it this far. Each of our eleven have achieved either team or individual honour, and in many cases, it has been a combination of both.

Short-List – Galacticos XI

GK. Mathis Woodgate - Brenecia
Spartangrad - Eura League

RB/CB. Lucjusz Stef - Chromatika
Mar Sara FC - Vanorian Premiership

CB. Mark Ünterhausen - Schottia
Spartangrad - Eura League

CB. Harvey Blake - Eura
Spartangrad - Eura League

DM. John Talbot - Eura
Spartangrad - Eura League

CM. James Palmisano - Apox
Spartangrad - Eura League

CM. Rachel Hellion - Chromatika
Handon United - Schottic Premier League

CM. Evelyn Conjure - Schottia
Brinemouth - Nepharim Premiership

AM. Lüí Wçêíl - Farfadillis
Spartangrad - Eura League

RW/ST. Kaytlyn Victoriane - Chromatika
Lammerton - Schottic Premier League

ST. Penumbra Amokachi - Nephara
Eastweald - Härlighet Ligan

It's hardly a surprise to see this short-list littered with Spartangrad players, given the sides' achievements in UICA competition. No fewer than six of them make the final eleven, and in fact, the Euran champions are the only side to be represented more than once. Players from Handon United, Eastweald, Lammerton, Brinemouth, and Sar Mara make up the rest of the feild, which include the Players of The Year from top ranked associations, Schottia and Nephara.

Six men and five women ensure than once again the final short-list is pretty much balanced in terms of gender; and looking up and down the names, there is a good mix of ages, and players who play a wealth of positions. Some of these players such as Victoriane and Ünterhausen are on the way up in their careers and are likely only to get better; whereas for the likes of Stef and surprise inclusion Amokachi we are probably at last chance saloon.

So... of the moment you've all been waiting for. Our expect panel have come to their verdict and we can now announce the winner of the sixth Galacticos World Player of the Multiverse.

OOC: I want to make sure Bonesea gets some much deserved credit at this point. It was he who came up with the concept, and much of the structure from this edition was based upon his model. Thanks also to everyone who offered me help and encouragement along the way, both were sorely needed. Similarly to previous editions, I'm not going to reveal the exact formula used to calculate the winner - however - rank, success, and RP mentions played a big part. Anything that can be put down journalistic opinion (or even sloppy journalism) I'm not going to edit, however, if there is anything that is factually wrong, then let me know and I will adjust it.

Finally, I'm sorry that this awards cycle wasn't as in-depth as I would have liked. I've been snowed under with work lately, and it was a bit of a struggle to find the time to get this together.

by **Damukuni** » Sat May 26, 2018 11:16 pm

The 28th CoCoCo® Campionato Esportivano di Campeones
THE LEAGUE OF ESPORTIVAN CHAMPIONS
Preliminary Rounds, Round of 16, Quarterfinals

Pre-Round 1

[21] (FHU)   Palaeiologi                 2-7       Ven Deg AFC             (CCU) [20]     0-2   2-5
[25] (BGH)   Burgburgh Royale            0-3       Taiyou-Niséllion        (TLM) [16]     0-2   0-1
[24] (FRG)   FK Egyetertes Borbely       0-3       Coco-mart Select        (CCI) [17]     0-1   0-2
[22] (FHU)   Sobresalientes              1-8       Mah Deg Diamonds        (CCU) [19]     0-5   1-3
[26] (BGH)   Burgham Bulls               1-3       Titanes                 (TLM) [15]     1-0   0-3
[23] (FRG)   Balogsi ETO                 1–7       CoCo GasWorks           (CCI) [18]     0-0   1-7

Pre-Round 2

[20] (CCU)   Ven Deg AFC              a  1-1       Yánsè                   (LOT) [13]     0-0   1-1
[17] (CCI)   Coco-mart Select            4-4  a    Taiyou-Niséllion        (TLM) [16]     4-3   0-1
[19] (CCU)   Mah Deg Diamonds            2-6       Ultris Niviro           (LOT) [14]     2-3   0-3
[18] (CCI)   Coco GasWorks               3-3  p    Titanes                 (TLM) [15]     2-1   1-2   1-2 pen.

Round of 16
In this round, the bottom 4 remaining seeds are arranged so that the lowest seed plays the highest ranked team and so on down the line.

[20] (CCU)   Ven Deg AFC                 0-3       Kingsgrove              (BRE) [ 1]     0-1   0-2
[ 9] (FID)   Venividicci                 3-4       Pascal Mushu            (HIN) [ 8]     3-1   0-3
[14] (LOT)   Ultris Niviro               1-5       Nandaozhou Sharks       (SLL) [ 4]     0-3   1-2
[12] (DKI)   Football Miracle Izaki      0-4       Loconstead United       (ETN) [ 5]     0-1   0-3
[16] (TLM)   Taiyou-Niséllion            2-5       Rozelle                 (BRE) [ 2]     1-3   1-2
[10] (FID)   Kabanalan SC 004            2-5       Miare CosmoStars        (HIN) [ 7]     0-2   2-3
[15] (TLM)   Titanes                     0-3       New Llama Capitals      (SLL) [ 3]     0-2   0-1
[11] (DKI)   Desert Province FC          4-2       South Saints            (ETN) [ 6]     2-1   2-1

Quarterfinals

[ 8] (HIN)   Pascal Mushu                2-5       Kingsgrove              (BRE) [ 1]     0-1   2-4
[ 5] (ETN)   Loconstead United           4-1       Nandaozhou Sharks       (SLL) [ 4]     3-0   1-1
[ 7] (HIN)   Miare CosmoStars            0-3       Rozelle                 (BRE) [ 2]     0-1   0-2
[11] (DKI)   Desert Province FC          0-1       New Llama Capitals      (SLL) [ 3]     0-0   0-1

Semifinals
5-Loconstead United (ETN) vs. 1-Kingsgrove (BRE)
3-New Llama Capitals (SLL) vs. 2-Rozelle (BRE)

The Burgdome, Burg City, Burgburgh
1-Kingsgrove (BRE)/5-Loconstead United (ETN) vs. 2-Rozelle (BRE)/3-New Llama Capitals (SLL)

by **Damukuni** » Sun May 27, 2018 8:17 pm

The 28th CoCoCo® Campionato Esportivano di Campeones
THE LEAGUE OF ESPORTIVAN CHAMPIONS
Semifinals and Finals

Semifinals

[ 5] (ETN)   Loconstead United           4-6       Kingsgrove              (BRE) [ 1]     2-4   2-2
[ 3] (SLL)   New Llama Capitals          4-4  a    Rozelle                 (BRE) [ 2]     4-3   0-1

[ 1] (BRE)     Kingsgrove     3-1      Rozelle        (BRE) [ 2]
The Burgdome, Burg City, Burgburgh

The 28th CoCoCo® Campionato Esportivano di Campeones Champions
Kingsgrove
Brenecia

Kingsgrove win their fourth CEdC trophy, go back-to-back for the first time in their history, and, with this win, tie San José Guayabal's storied Alianza Fútbol Club for the most CEdC titles in tournament history.

Campionato Esportivano di Campeones
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

TWO TEAMS MAY ENTER. Each football association residing in the region of Esportiva is entitled to send two (2) teams from its domestic league into the Campionato Esportivano di Campeones (the "Contest").
1. The first team must be a league regular-season champion or the winner of a post-season play-off, except as noted in section C of this rule.
2. The second team must qualify on sporting merit, such as being the second-place team in the final league table, the playoff finals loser, or, if a post-season play-off is held, the regular season winner, except as noted in section C of this rule.
3. EXCEPTIONS.
  1. APERTURA-CLAUSURA STYLED LEAGUES. Leagues with two distinct halves may, at their association's discretion, submit the two winners of each half, unless the same team wins both halves of the league, in which the football association reserves the right to send a second team on sporting merit using the criteria above.
  2. LEAGUES UTILIZING AN EXTRANEOUS POINT SYSTEM. Leagues using special points systems for determining post-season play should submit the top two teams at the end-of-season special points table. An example of an extraneous point system is the Damukuni Football League's Championship Points System.
ENTRY FORM. Each football association must preface its entrant within a box as follows:
Samplestan (XYZ) qualifiers
CEdC: Sample United FC, Sample City FC

If this rule is not followed, the entry form will be voided and your teams will not be able to participate. NOTE: Other competition qualifiers may be listed in the same box.
SUBMISSION CUTOFF. The posting of the UICA Super Cup shall serve as the cutoff point for submissions into the Contest. Late entries that precede the Contest's Access List may be counted at the discretion of the Event Curator.
FINAL SITE BIDS.
1. Any resident of the region of Esportiva may submit a final site bid for the Contest.
2. REQUIREMENTS. A final site bid MUST include:
  1. The stadium name and its location (at least a city name, if not also a state, province or territory name or street address).
  2. The stadium capacity. Stadiums must seat at least 55,000 fans.
  3. A picture of the stadium. The picture should blur out any real-life stadium names or national flags, and should be scaled to have a height of approximately 300 to 400 pixels. Stadium pictures MAY be hidden behind spoilers.
3. RECOMMENDATIONS. The Damukuni Football Association, as Event Curator, recommends, but does not require, a final site bid include a short description of the stadium and any famous football-related happenings there.
4. DEFAULT SITE. The default site, if no bids are submitted, is Naruto Shinagawa Field, Atarashii-Damushuto International Stadium, Atarashii-Damushuto, United States of Damukuni.
QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS. Questions and comments about the Contest can be posted on the International Domestic Soccer Discussion thread, or telegrammed to Damukuni directly if you wish to keep your matter private.

by **Kernovi** » Tue May 29, 2018 12:03 pm

Important OOC - Retroactive Name Changes - Swapped/altered the names of some clubs post-tournament for IC changes, but the scorinations/information from this tournament will not be changed to reflect this - the club's qualifications below will therefore not be incorrect;

Mermur Beach → Avenhelm Kost
Avonhelm Town → Mermurowrek Beach

Season 1 - Kernovi Kendhlek Batel

Round 1: GROUP STAGE

First Half:
Coronation Park 1967 1–3 Wekhe FC
Isca City 0–1 Mermur Beach
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 2–2 Rhime County United
Utican United 1–0 Edevane FC
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 1–0 Faywynne Titans
Kevardhu Palace 2–2 Cormyrth Park
Obylese Rangers 2–2 Red Forest United
Utican Eagles 2–1 Lodestrom Athletek
Wheal Tristram County FC 2–0 Lipafowley FC
Trescolco Sharks 1–1 Sorro'nye FC
Wekhe FC 1–0 Sorro'nye FC
Lipafowley FC 1–0 Trescolco Sharks
Lodestrom Athletek 2–2 Wheal Tristram County FC
Red Forest United 3–3 Utican Eagles
Cormyrth Park 2–1 Obylese Rangers
Faywynne Titans 1–2 Kevardhu Palace
Edevane FC 1–1 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Rhime County United 2–0 Utican United
Mermur Beach 7–2 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Coronation Park 1967 1–2 Isca City
Isca City 1–2 Wekhe FC
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 3–2 Coronation Park 1967
Utican United 1–2 Mermur Beach
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 2–2 Rhime County United
Kevardhu Palace 2–2 Edevane FC
Obylese Rangers 3–2 Faywynne Titans
Utican Eagles 3–3 Cormyrth Park
Wheal Tristram County FC 2–0 Red Forest United
Trescolco Sharks 0–0 Lodestrom Athletek
Sorro'nye FC 2–2 Lipafowley FC
Wekhe FC 2–0 Lipafowley FC
Lodestrom Athletek 0–3 Sorro'nye FC
Red Forest United 3–2 Trescolco Sharks
Cormyrth Park 1–0 Wheal Tristram County FC
Faywynne Titans 1–1 Utican Eagles
Edevane FC 0–0 Obylese Rangers
Rhime County United 0–0 Kevardhu Palace
Mermur Beach 2–2 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Coronation Park 1967 4–4 Utican United
Isca City 1–0 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 2–0 Wekhe FC
Utican United 3–3 Isca City
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 2–1 Coronation Park 1967
Kevardhu Palace 0–0 Mermur Beach
Obylese Rangers 1–0 Rhime County United
Utican Eagles 1–0 Edevane FC
Wheal Tristram County FC 1–1 Faywynne Titans
Trescolco Sharks 0–2 Cormyrth Park
Sorro'nye FC 4–2 Red Forest United
Lipafowley FC 2–1 Lodestrom Athletek
Wekhe FC 1–2 Lodestrom Athletek
Red Forest United 0–2 Lipafowley FC
Cormyrth Park 2–0 Sorro'nye FC
Faywynne Titans 3–0 Trescolco Sharks
Edevane FC 2–2 Wheal Tristram County FC
Rhime County United 2–1 Utican Eagles
Mermur Beach 0–1 Obylese Rangers
Coronation Park 1967 2–4 Kevardhu Palace
Isca City 1–0 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 4–3 Utican United
Utican United 0–1 Wekhe FC
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 0–0 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Kevardhu Palace 2–1 Isca City
Obylese Rangers 4–0 Coronation Park 1967
Utican Eagles 0–0 Mermur Beach
Wheal Tristram County FC 1–0 Rhime County United
Trescolco Sharks 0–1 Edevane FC
Sorro'nye FC 1–0 Faywynne Titans
Lipafowley FC 4–3 Cormyrth Park
Lodestrom Athletek 1–1 Red Forest United
Wekhe FC 0–0 Red Forest United
Cormyrth Park 1–0 Lodestrom Athletek
Faywynne Titans 2–0 Lipafowley FC
Edevane FC 3–1 Sorro'nye FC
Rhime County United 4–1 Trescolco Sharks
Mermur Beach 1–0 Wheal Tristram County FC
Coronation Park 1967 2–3 Utican Eagles
Isca City 2–1 Obylese Rangers
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 1–2 Kevardhu Palace
Utican United 2–2 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 2–0 Wekhe FC
Kevardhu Palace 4–1 Utican United
Obylese Rangers 3–2 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Utican Eagles 3–0 Isca City
Wheal Tristram County FC 2–5 Coronation Park 1967
Trescolco Sharks 0–1 Mermur Beach
Sorro'nye FC 1–2 Rhime County United
Lipafowley FC 0–1 Edevane FC
Lodestrom Athletek 0–2 Faywynne Titans
Red Forest United 3–1 Cormyrth Park
Wekhe FC 0–1 Cormyrth Park
Faywynne Titans 0–0 Red Forest United
Edevane FC 1–0 Lodestrom Athletek
Rhime County United 2–0 Lipafowley FC
Mermur Beach 0–0 Sorro'nye FC
Coronation Park 1967 2–1 Trescolco Sharks
Isca City 2–1 Wheal Tristram County FC
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 4–6 Utican Eagles
Utican United 2–0 Obylese Rangers
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 2–2 Kevardhu Palace
Kevardhu Palace 1–0 Wekhe FC
Obylese Rangers 4–2 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Utican Eagles 1–0 Utican United
Wheal Tristram County FC 2–6 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Trescolco Sharks 2–5 Isca City
Sorro'nye FC 2–1 Coronation Park 1967
Lipafowley FC 0–1 Mermur Beach
Lodestrom Athletek 1–0 Rhime County United
Red Forest United 2–1 Edevane FC
Cormyrth Park 0–0 Faywynne Titans
Wekhe FC 2–0 Faywynne Titans
Edevane FC 0–3 Cormyrth Park
Rhime County United 0–2 Red Forest United
Mermur Beach 3–1 Lodestrom Athletek
Coronation Park 1967 3–2 Lipafowley FC
Isca City 1–2 Sorro'nye FC
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 3–1 Trescolco Sharks
Utican United 3–1 Wheal Tristram County FC
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 4–2 Utican Eagles
Kevardhu Palace 2–2 Obylese Rangers
Obylese Rangers 1–0 Wekhe FC
Utican Eagles 2–3 Kevardhu Palace
Wheal Tristram County FC 0–2 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Trescolco Sharks 1–2 Utican United
Sorro'nye FC 0–0 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Lipafowley FC 1–1 Isca City
Lodestrom Athletek 6–2 Coronation Park 1967
Red Forest United 2–2 Mermur Beach
Cormyrth Park 1–0 Rhime County United
Faywynne Titans 1–2 Edevane FC
Wekhe FC 2–0 Edevane FC
Rhime County United 1–0 Faywynne Titans
Mermur Beach 0–0 Cormyrth Park
Coronation Park 1967 3–4 Red Forest United
Isca City 0–4 Lodestrom Athletek
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 2–1 Lipafowley FC
Utican United 2–1 Sorro'nye FC
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 1–1 Trescolco Sharks
Kevardhu Palace 2–0 Wheal Tristram County FC
Obylese Rangers 0–4 Utican Eagles
Utican Eagles 1–0 Wekhe FC
Wheal Tristram County FC 1–2 Obylese Rangers
Trescolco Sharks 3–5 Kevardhu Palace
Sorro'nye FC 0–2 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Lipafowley FC 4–0 Utican United
Lodestrom Athletek 3–5 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Red Forest United 3–0 Isca City
Cormyrth Park 1–1 Coronation Park 1967
Faywynne Titans 1–0 Mermur Beach
Edevane FC 0–1 Rhime County United
Wekhe FC 6–1 Rhime County United
Mermur Beach 1–0 Edevane FC
Coronation Park 1967 2–2 Faywynne Titans
Isca City 1–0 Cormyrth Park
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 4–0 Red Forest United
Utican United 3–2 Lodestrom Athletek
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 4–4 Lipafowley FC
Kevardhu Palace 3–3 Sorro'nye FC
Obylese Rangers 1–0 Trescolco Sharks
Utican Eagles 3–2 Wheal Tristram County FC
Wheal Tristram County FC 0–1 Wekhe FC
Trescolco Sharks 3–3 Utican Eagles
Sorro'nye FC 2–2 Obylese Rangers
Lipafowley FC 2–1 Kevardhu Palace
Lodestrom Athletek 3–4 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Red Forest United 0–1 Utican United
Cormyrth Park 1–0 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Faywynne Titans 2–2 Isca City
Edevane FC 0–0 Coronation Park 1967
Rhime County United 1–0 Mermur Beach
Wekhe FC 0–0 Mermur Beach
Coronation Park 1967 2–1 Rhime County United
Isca City 3–2 Edevane FC
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 7–2 Faywynne Titans
Utican United 4–3 Cormyrth Park
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 4–2 Red Forest United
Kevardhu Palace 3–3 Lodestrom Athletek
Obylese Rangers 2–2 Lipafowley FC
Utican Eagles 3–2 Sorro'nye FC
Wheal Tristram County FC 3–0 Trescolco Sharks
Trescolco Sharks 1–0 Wekhe FC
Sorro'nye FC 2–0 Wheal Tristram County FC
Lipafowley FC 1–0 Utican Eagles
Lodestrom Athletek 3–2 Obylese Rangers
Red Forest United 1–5 Kevardhu Palace
Cormyrth Park 4–2 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Faywynne Titans 5–2 Utican United
Edevane FC 1–3 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Rhime County United 6–2 Isca City
Mermur Beach 3–2 Coronation Park 1967

First-Half Standings:

                                Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Kevardhu Palace               19   10   8   1    45   28  +17    38
 2 Utican Eagles                 19   10   5   4    42   31  +11    35
 3 Cormyrth Park                 19   10   5   4    31   21  +10    35
 4 Mermur Beach                  19    9   7   3    24   13  +11    34
 5 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek      19   10   3   6    50   37  +13    33
 6 Abersalvi Snow Leopards       19    8   8   3    39   31   +8    32
 7 Obylese Rangers               19    9   5   5    32   28   +4    32
 8 Rhime County United           19    9   3   7    27   23   +4    30
 9 Wekhe FC                      19    9   2   8    21   14   +7    29
10 Utican United                 19    8   3   8    34   40   −6    27
11 Isca City                     19    8   3   8    28   36   −8    27
12 Lipafowley FC                 19    7   4   8    28   29   −1    25
13 Sorro'nye FC                  19    6   6   7    27   27    0    24
14 Red Forest United             19    6   6   7    30   37   −7    24
15 Faywynne Titans               19    5   6   8    25   27   −2    21
16 Edevane FC                    19    5   5   9    17   24   −7    20
17 Lodestrom Athletek            19    5   4  10    33   37   −4    19
18 Coronation Park 1967          19    4   4  11    36   49  −13    16
19 Wheal Tristram County FC      19    4   3  12    22   35  −13    15
20 Trescolco Sharks              19    1   4  14    17   41  −24     7

Wekhe FC 1–0 Coronation Park 1967
Mermur Beach 4–1 Isca City
Rhime County United 2–1 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Edevane FC 2–2 Utican United
Faywynne Titans 0–2 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Cormyrth Park 2–1 Kevardhu Palace
Red Forest United 4–3 Obylese Rangers
Lodestrom Athletek 2–1 Utican Eagles
Lipafowley FC 2–0 Wheal Tristram County FC
Sorro'nye FC 2–0 Trescolco Sharks
Sorro'nye FC 3–3 Wekhe FC
Trescolco Sharks 4–4 Lipafowley FC
Wheal Tristram County FC 4–0 Lodestrom Athletek
Utican Eagles 4–3 Red Forest United
Obylese Rangers 2–2 Cormyrth Park
Kevardhu Palace 1–0 Faywynne Titans
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 0–1 Edevane FC
Utican United 0–3 Rhime County United
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 0–1 Mermur Beach
Isca City 4–3 Coronation Park 1967
Wekhe FC 1–0 Isca City
Coronation Park 1967 2–2 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Mermur Beach 1–0 Utican United
Rhime County United 2–3 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Edevane FC 1–0 Kevardhu Palace
Faywynne Titans 2–4 Obylese Rangers
Cormyrth Park 1–2 Utican Eagles
Red Forest United 1–2 Wheal Tristram County FC
Lodestrom Athletek 2–0 Trescolco Sharks
Lipafowley FC 3–4 Sorro'nye FC
Lipafowley FC 2–1 Wekhe FC
Sorro'nye FC 3–1 Lodestrom Athletek
Trescolco Sharks 2–2 Red Forest United
Wheal Tristram County FC 4–3 Cormyrth Park
Utican Eagles 3–3 Faywynne Titans
Obylese Rangers 3–0 Edevane FC
Kevardhu Palace 3–1 Rhime County United
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 0–1 Mermur Beach
Utican United 2–1 Coronation Park 1967
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 3–2 Isca City
Wekhe FC 0–2 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Isca City 2–4 Utican United
Coronation Park 1967 2–2 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Mermur Beach 1–2 Kevardhu Palace
Rhime County United 1–1 Obylese Rangers
Edevane FC 0–2 Utican Eagles
Faywynne Titans 2–1 Wheal Tristram County FC
Cormyrth Park 2–1 Trescolco Sharks
Red Forest United 3–2 Sorro'nye FC
Lodestrom Athletek 4–3 Lipafowley FC
Lodestrom Athletek 1–1 Wekhe FC
Lipafowley FC 3–0 Red Forest United
Sorro'nye FC 1–2 Cormyrth Park
Trescolco Sharks 1–0 Faywynne Titans
Wheal Tristram County FC 1–1 Edevane FC
Utican Eagles 1–1 Rhime County United
Obylese Rangers 2–3 Mermur Beach
Kevardhu Palace 3–1 Coronation Park 1967
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 2–1 Isca City
Utican United 2–2 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Wekhe FC 1–1 Utican United
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 0–2 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Isca City 2–3 Kevardhu Palace
Coronation Park 1967 1–2 Obylese Rangers
Mermur Beach 0–0 Utican Eagles
Rhime County United 0–1 Wheal Tristram County FC
Edevane FC 1–0 Trescolco Sharks
Faywynne Titans 2–2 Sorro'nye FC
Cormyrth Park 2–0 Lipafowley FC
Red Forest United 2–0 Lodestrom Athletek
Red Forest United 2–3 Wekhe FC
Lodestrom Athletek 1–0 Cormyrth Park
Lipafowley FC 1–0 Faywynne Titans
Sorro'nye FC 1–0 Edevane FC
Trescolco Sharks 0–1 Rhime County United
Wheal Tristram County FC 1–0 Mermur Beach
Utican Eagles 1–1 Coronation Park 1967
Obylese Rangers 4–2 Isca City
Kevardhu Palace 1–2 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 2–1 Utican United
Wekhe FC 0–0 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Utican United 0–2 Kevardhu Palace
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 3–2 Obylese Rangers
Isca City 1–0 Utican Eagles
Coronation Park 1967 6–2 Wheal Tristram County FC
Mermur Beach 0–1 Trescolco Sharks
Rhime County United 2–1 Sorro'nye FC
Edevane FC 1–0 Lipafowley FC
Faywynne Titans 1–3 Lodestrom Athletek
Cormyrth Park 1–0 Red Forest United
Cormyrth Park 1–0 Wekhe FC
Red Forest United 0–2 Faywynne Titans
Lodestrom Athletek 0–0 Edevane FC
Lipafowley FC 1–0 Rhime County United
Sorro'nye FC 0–1 Mermur Beach
Trescolco Sharks 2–5 Coronation Park 1967
Wheal Tristram County FC 2–0 Isca City
Utican Eagles 3–1 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Obylese Rangers 1–2 Utican United
Kevardhu Palace 1–1 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Wekhe FC 2–1 Kevardhu Palace
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 4–2 Obylese Rangers
Utican United 2–2 Utican Eagles
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 0–2 Wheal Tristram County FC
Isca City 4–1 Trescolco Sharks
Coronation Park 1967 5–5 Sorro'nye FC
Mermur Beach 1–1 Lipafowley FC
Rhime County United 3–0 Lodestrom Athletek
Edevane FC 1–3 Red Forest United
Faywynne Titans 0–1 Cormyrth Park

After Thirty Games:

                                Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Kevardhu Palace               30   16   9   5    63   41  +22    57
 2 Cormyrth Park                 30   17   6   7    48   33  +15    57
 3 Mermur Beach                  30   15   9   6    37   21  +16    54
 4 Abersalvi Snow Leopards       30   14  11   5    57   42  +15    53
 5 Utican Eagles                 30   14  10   6    61   46  +15    52
 6 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek      30   14   5  11    66   56  +10    47
 7 Rhime County United           30   14   5  11    43   35   +8    47
 8 Obylese Rangers               30   13   7  10    58   52   +6    46
 9 Wekhe FC                      30   13   6  11    34   27   +7    45
10 Lipafowley FC                 30   12   6  12    48   46   +2    42
11 Utican United                 30   11   7  12    50   59   −9    40
12 Sorro'nye FC                  30   10   9  11    51   49   +2    39
13 Wheal Tristram County FC      30   11   4  15    42   50   −8    37
14 Red Forest United             30   10   7  13    50   60  −10    37
15 Lodestrom Athletek            30   10   6  14    47   55   −8    36
16 Isca City                     30   11   3  16    47   63  −16    36
17 Edevane FC                    30    9   8  13    25   36  −11    35
18 Faywynne Titans               30    7   8  15    37   46   −9    29
19 Coronation Park 1967          30    6   8  16    63   75  −12    26
20 Trescolco Sharks              30    3   6  21    29   64  −35    15

Faywynne Titans 0–1 Wekhe FC
Cormyrth Park 2–0 Edevane FC
Red Forest United 1–1 Rhime County United
Lodestrom Athletek 1–0 Mermur Beach
Lipafowley FC 0–2 Coronation Park 1967
Sorro'nye FC 5–3 Isca City
Trescolco Sharks 2–3 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Wheal Tristram County FC 5–1 Utican United
Utican Eagles 0–2 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Obylese Rangers 3–2 Kevardhu Palace
Wekhe FC 0–0 Obylese Rangers
Kevardhu Palace 2–1 Utican Eagles
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 5–4 Wheal Tristram County FC
Utican United 0–0 Trescolco Sharks
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 3–1 Sorro'nye FC
Isca City 0–1 Lipafowley FC
Coronation Park 1967 3–2 Lodestrom Athletek
Mermur Beach 3–0 Red Forest United
Rhime County United 1–0 Cormyrth Park
Edevane FC 1–0 Faywynne Titans
Edevane FC 3–2 Wekhe FC
Faywynne Titans 2–0 Rhime County United
Cormyrth Park 1–1 Mermur Beach
Red Forest United 2–4 Coronation Park 1967
Lodestrom Athletek 1–0 Isca City
Lipafowley FC 7–3 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Sorro'nye FC 3–0 Utican United
Trescolco Sharks 1–0 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Wheal Tristram County FC 2–4 Kevardhu Palace
Utican Eagles 3–0 Obylese Rangers
Wekhe FC 1–0 Utican Eagles
Obylese Rangers 1–0 Wheal Tristram County FC
Kevardhu Palace 2–0 Trescolco Sharks
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 4–1 Sorro'nye FC
Utican United 2–0 Lipafowley FC
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 5–1 Lodestrom Athletek
Isca City 2–3 Red Forest United
Coronation Park 1967 2–2 Cormyrth Park
Mermur Beach 1–1 Faywynne Titans
Rhime County United 0–0 Edevane FC
Rhime County United 0–1 Wekhe FC
Edevane FC 0–2 Mermur Beach
Faywynne Titans 2–0 Coronation Park 1967
Cormyrth Park 5–3 Isca City
Red Forest United 2–0 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Lodestrom Athletek 0–2 Utican United
Lipafowley FC 3–1 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Sorro'nye FC 3–1 Kevardhu Palace
Trescolco Sharks 0–1 Obylese Rangers
Wheal Tristram County FC 4–2 Utican Eagles
Wekhe FC 1–0 Wheal Tristram County FC
Utican Eagles 3–2 Trescolco Sharks
Obylese Rangers 1–1 Sorro'nye FC
Kevardhu Palace 1–3 Lipafowley FC
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 2–1 Lodestrom Athletek
Utican United 4–1 Red Forest United
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 3–3 Cormyrth Park
Isca City 5–4 Faywynne Titans
Coronation Park 1967 3–2 Edevane FC
Mermur Beach 0–0 Rhime County United
Mermur Beach 0–1 Wekhe FC
Rhime County United 2–1 Coronation Park 1967
Edevane FC 2–2 Isca City
Faywynne Titans 3–1 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek
Cormyrth Park 2–4 Utican United
Red Forest United 1–0 Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Lodestrom Athletek 3–4 Kevardhu Palace
Lipafowley FC 2–0 Obylese Rangers
Sorro'nye FC 2–3 Utican Eagles
Trescolco Sharks 2–3 Wheal Tristram County FC
Wekhe FC 2–0 Trescolco Sharks
Wheal Tristram County FC 3–3 Sorro'nye FC
Utican Eagles 3–0 Lipafowley FC
Obylese Rangers 1–0 Lodestrom Athletek
Kevardhu Palace 4–3 Red Forest United
Abersalvi Snow Leopards 0–1 Cormyrth Park
Utican United 4–2 Faywynne Titans
Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek 3–0 Edevane FC
Isca City 1–0 Rhime County United
Coronation Park 1967 2–3 Mermur Beach

Final Standings:

                                Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Kevardhu Palace               38   21   9   8    83   59  +24    72
 2 Cormyrth Park                 38   20   9   9    64   47  +17    69
 3 Mermur Beach                  38   18  12   8    47   27  +20    66
 4 Abersalvi Snow Leopards       38   18  11   9    71   54  +17    65
 5 Utican Eagles                 38   18  10  10    76   59  +17    64
 6 Wekhe FC                      38   19   7  12    43   30  +13    64
 7 Mên-a-Gwydngala Athletek      38   18   6  14    87   75  +12    60
 8 Obylese Rangers               38   17   9  12    65   60   +5    60
 9 Lipafowley FC                 38   17   6  15    64   58   +6    57
10 Rhime County United           38   16   8  14    47   41   +6    56
11 Utican United                 38   16   8  14    67   72   −5    56
12 Sorro'nye FC                  38   13  11  14    70   67   +3    50
13 Wheal Tristram County FC      38   14   5  19    63   69   −6    47
14 Red Forest United             38   13   8  17    63   78  −15    47
15 Edevane FC                    38   11  10  17    33   50  −17    43
16 Isca City                     38   13   4  21    63   84  −21    43
17 Lodestrom Athletek            38   12   6  20    56   72  −16    42
18 Faywynne Titans               38   10   9  19    51   59   −8    39
19 Coronation Park 1967          38   10   9  19    80   90  −10    39
20 Trescolco Sharks              38    4   7  27    36   78  −42    19

Green means advance to knockout stage, assured qualification to, at least, the Globe Cup
Orange means this team enters playoff for survival with K2 3rd Place Team
Red means relegated to K2 League

Round 2: KNOCKOUT STAGE

Bracket:
SF1 GROUP STAGE 1ST V GROUP STAGE 4TH
SF2 GROUP STAGE 2ND V GROUP STAGE 3RD
TPPO SF1 LOSER V SF2 LOSER
Championship SF1 WINNER V SF2 WINNER

ROUND ID Team 1: Result 1 Result 2 Team 2:
SF1 KEVARDHU PALACE 3 (4 AET) - 3 (3 AET) ABERSALVI SNOW LEOPARDS
SF2 CORMYRTH PARK 3 - 1 MERMUR BEACH
Third Place Playoff ABERSALVI SNOW LEOPARDS 2 - 3 MERMUR BEACH
Championship KEVARDHU PALACE 3 (3 AET)[2 Pen.] - [3 Pen.](3 AET) 3 CORMYRTH PARK

4th Place - ~~Mermur Beach~~ Avenhelm Kost
3rd Place - Abersalvi Snow Leopards
Runners-Up - Kevardhu Palace
CHAMPIONS - Cormyrth Park

Season 1 - Kernovi K2

ROUND ROBIN

United Isles FC 3–4 Avenhelm Town
Swyftwari Cavaliers 1–0 Bronsporth FC
Spedagwig FC 4–3 Decio FC
Roche 3–0 Erlsaint County
New Iscan FC 0–0 Ive City
Morwas City FC 3–2 Kleger BMFC
Avenholm Town 1–1 Kleger BMFC
Ive City 0–1 Morwas City FC
Erlsaint County 1–0 New Iscan FC
Decio FC 1–4 Roche
Bronsporth FC 2–3 Spedagwig FC
United Isles FC 0–1 Swyftwari Cavaliers
Swyftwari Cavaliers 0–1 Avenholm Town
Spedagwig FC 1–0 United Isles FC
Roche 1–0 Bronsporth FC
New Iscan FC 2–1 Decio FC
Morwas City FC 2–0 Erlsaint County
Kleger BMFC 1–0 Ive City
Avenholm Town 0–1 Ive City
Erlsaint County 0–1 Kleger BMFC
Decio FC 1–0 Morwas City FC
Bronsporth FC 2–3 New Iscan FC
United Isles FC 3–2 Roche
Swyftwari Cavaliers 1–4 Spedagwig FC
Spedagwig FC 0–1 Avenholm Town
Roche 3–1 Swyftwari Cavaliers
New Iscan FC 0–1 United Isles FC
Morwas City FC 1–1 Bronsporth FC
Kleger BMFC 1–0 Decio FC
Ive City 5–2 Erlsaint County
Avenholm Town 0–2 Erlsaint County
Decio FC 4–4 Ive City
Bronsporth FC 0–0 Kleger BMFC
United Isles FC 1–0 Morwas City FC
Swyftwari Cavaliers 4–0 New Iscan FC
Spedagwig FC 2–0 Roche
Roche 1–1 Avenholm Town
New Iscan FC 0–1 Spedagwig FC
Morwas City FC 0–1 Swyftwari Cavaliers
Kleger BMFC 2–2 United Isles FC
Ive City 0–2 Bronsporth FC
Erlsaint County 2–3 Decio FC
Avenholm Town 2–1 Decio FC
Bronsporth FC 4–2 Erlsaint County
United Isles FC 1–1 Ive City
Swyftwari Cavaliers 0–2 Kleger BMFC
Spedagwig FC 2–2 Morwas City FC
Roche 1–0 New Iscan FC
New Iscan FC 0–1 Avenholm Town
Morwas City FC 0–0 Roche
Kleger BMFC 1–1 Spedagwig FC
Ive City 3–3 Swyftwari Cavaliers
Erlsaint County 2–0 United Isles FC
Decio FC 0–2 Bronsporth FC
Avenholm Town 2–1 Bronsporth FC
United Isles FC 3–2 Decio FC
Swyftwari Cavaliers 1–2 Erlsaint County
Spedagwig FC 2–2 Ive City
Roche 1–1 Kleger BMFC
New Iscan FC 2–2 Morwas City FC
Morwas City FC 1–1 Avenholm Town
Kleger BMFC 0–0 New Iscan FC
Ive City 0–1 Roche
Erlsaint County 1–2 Spedagwig FC
Decio FC 3–1 Swyftwari Cavaliers
Bronsporth FC 0–0 United Isles FC

Avenholm Town 2–1 United Isles FC
Bronsporth FC 1–0 Swyftwari Cavaliers
Decio FC 2–2 Spedagwig FC
Erlsaint County 1–1 Roche
Ive City 2–2 New Iscan FC
Kleger BMFC 2–1 Morwas City FC
Kleger BMFC 1–1 Avenholm Town
Morwas City FC 0–1 Ive City
New Iscan FC 3–3 Erlsaint County
Roche 0–0 Decio FC
Spedagwig FC 1–0 Bronsporth FC
Swyftwari Cavaliers 4–4 United Isles FC
Avenholm Town 1–3 Swyftwari Cavaliers
United Isles FC 0–1 Spedagwig FC
Bronsporth FC 1–3 Roche
Decio FC 0–1 New Iscan FC
Erlsaint County 0–0 Morwas City FC
Ive City 1–0 Kleger BMFC
Ive City 2–2 Avenholm Town
Kleger BMFC 3–0 Erlsaint County
Morwas City FC 0–0 Decio FC
New Iscan FC 1–2 Bronsporth FC
Roche 0–1 United Isles FC
Spedagwig FC 3–2 Swyftwari Cavaliers
Avenholm Town 3–4 Spedagwig FC
Swyftwari Cavaliers 2–3 Roche
United Isles FC 0–0 New Iscan FC
Bronsporth FC 1–1 Morwas City FC
Decio FC 2–2 Kleger BMFC
Erlsaint County 4–1 Ive City
Erlsaint County 0–0 Avenholm Town
Ive City 2–1 Decio FC
Kleger BMFC 1–0 Bronsporth FC
Morwas City FC 0–1 United Isles FC
New Iscan FC 2–3 Swyftwari Cavaliers
Roche 2–1 Spedagwig FC
Avenholm Town 2–1 Roche
Spedagwig FC 4–2 New Iscan FC
Swyftwari Cavaliers 0–0 Morwas City FC
United Isles FC 0–0 Kleger BMFC
Bronsporth FC 3–2 Ive City
Decio FC 0–0 Erlsaint County
Decio FC 1–0 Avenholm Town
Erlsaint County 0–1 Bronsporth FC
Ive City 5–1 United Isles FC
Kleger BMFC 1–2 Swyftwari Cavaliers
Morwas City FC 2–0 Spedagwig FC
New Iscan FC 0–5 Roche
Avenholm Town 0–2 New Iscan FC
Roche 1–0 Morwas City FC
Spedagwig FC 1–1 Kleger BMFC
Swyftwari Cavaliers 3–4 Ive City
United Isles FC 3–0 Erlsaint County
Bronsporth FC 1–0 Decio FC
Bronsporth FC 1–2 Avenholm Town
Decio FC 0–2 United Isles FC
Erlsaint County 3–1 Swyftwari Cavaliers
Ive City 1–1 Spedagwig FC
Kleger BMFC 0–0 Roche
Morwas City FC 3–3 New Iscan FC
Avenholm Town 1–0 Morwas City FC
New Iscan FC 1–2 Kleger BMFC
Roche 1–0 Ive City
Spedagwig FC 0–1 Erlsaint County
Swyftwari Cavaliers 2–0 Decio FC
United Isles FC 3–1 Bronsporth FC

K2 Final Standings

                           Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Roche                    22   12   6   4    34   17  +17    42
 2 Spedagwig FC             22   12   6   4    40   29  +11    42
 3 Avenholm Town*           22   10   6   6    28   27   +1    36
 4 Kleger BMFC              22    8  11   3    25   17   +8    35
 5 United Isles FC          22    9   6   7    30   28   +2    33
 6 Ive City                 22    7   8   7    37   35   +2    29
 7 Bronsporth FC            22    8   4  10    26   27   −1    28
 8 Swyftwari Cavaliers      22    8   3  11    36   40   −4    27
 9 Erlsaint County          22    7   5  10    26   34   −8    26
10 Morwas City FC           22    4  10   8    19   21   −2    22
11 New Iscan FC             22    4   7  11    24   38  −14    19
12 Decio FC                 22    4   6  12    25   37  −12    18

Green means these teams are automatically promoted to 'Batel', qualifies for the Series' B Champions Cup
Orange means this team enters playoff for promotion with 'Batel' 14th Place Team, qualifies for the Series' B Champions Cup
Red means relegated to Sai Entertainment's K3

*See above, Avenholm Town is now Mermurowrek Beach

FINALS PLAYOFF MATCH

Roche [2] - [0] Spedagwig FC

PROMOTION/RELEGATION MATCH:

Faywynne Titans 3 - 1 ~~Avenholm Town~~ Mermurowrek Beach

Result means no movement of either team

PROMOTIONS FROM SAI ENTERTAINMENT'S K3:

1st Lipashayle Kirk ▲
2nd Feythir FC ▲
3rd Kayanewl Polar Bears (No Progession)
4th ...

Kernovi (KRV) Qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: Cormyrth Park
Campionato Esportivano di Campeones (CEdC): Cormyrth Park, Kevardhu Palace
Globe Cup: Kevardhu Palace, Abersalvi Snow Leopards, Avenhelm Kost
Series B Champions’ Cup: Roche, Spedagwig FC, Mermurowrek Beach

(Image)

Avenhelm Castle
City: Mên-a-Gwydngala
Province: Swyftlandre
Nation: Kernovi and Rewgwlas
Home Of: Avenhelm Kost (Former: Swyftlandre National Team)
Hosting History: Campionato Esportiva IV Semi Final and Final, CEdC I Finals
Capacity: 51,000 Spectators

The Avenhelm Castle, currently pictured with a dirt floor for a royal procession, is currently under renovation to double it's capacity size from 30,000 Spectators to 60,000 Spectators. The unique stadium is home to Avenhelm Kost, a top tier team within the Kernovi and Rewgwlas Football association. The Castle pictured was used by the Kernovian Royal Family prior to the division of the Kernovian Isle following the Second Kernovi Civil War in 1735, when Swyftlandre became a independent state free of Royal Rule. The castle and surrounding land would eventually fall into the ownership of the wealthy Mellor Family in the 1800s and in 1922, then proprietor of the land John Mellor Jr, was able to receive planning permission to build a sporting stadium connected to the castle, which culminated in a controversial legal case against the decision the Mellor estate ultimately won.

Since then, the stadium has become the home of Avenhelm Kost and the one-time home of the Swyftlandre National Team before the construction of the Swyftlandre Country Stadium. Furthermore, the stadium has a rich history in the development of early Esportivan Football - it was the site of the Campionato Esportiva IV Final - where the Apox National Team seized their first CE trophy. Furthermore, it's unique architecture made it the stadium of choice for the very first Campionato Esportivano di Campeones.

Following the recent unification of unification of Kernovi and Swyftlandre in the Faywynne Treaty, formally and peacefully reuniting the Kernovian Island for the first time in centuries - the newly elected government of Kernovi and Rewgwlas have approved a bid to bring the CEdC Finals back home.

(OOC: Can prove I used to own Swyftlandre privately if required - just TG me)

by **Zwangzug** » Sun Jun 03, 2018 3:41 pm

You sit down at your television to watch the most recent season of Zwangzug's league. As you do, a bunch of talking heads start yapping on the screen.

1. "You know what we need?" asks Frank Wall, switching madly between matches. "Another crazy final matchday with several teams potentially in title contention! It doesn't get any more thrilling than that!"

2. "Oh, please, those are just cheap attempts at melodrama," yawns Liara Cummings, glancing over at the newest UICA scores. "If you want competition without going crazy, have a season with the lead changing over the course of several rounds. Now that's realism."

3. "This brings up a good point," says Tom, your brother. "Namely, why do we need leadership changes anyway? If we just had the same team lead from like matchday three on it would be a lot simpler to write up."

Confirm this option?

Your attention drops to the bottom half. Which teams should have the worst dropoff this season?

1. "Pick on the western teams!" says John Black. "Eveyone knows Namiri Forest are super boring to watch what with their defense and their insufferability. And besides, who wants to root for a team called the Twineur Bugs? Sounds gross."

2. "Pick on the southern teams!" says Ludwig O'Brien. "Bassabook have probably gotten...old, right? That's how that works. And with Makvala Tsereteli leaving for the national team, Excelsior Slogda won't be able to keep it together."

Confirm this option?

3. "Pick on the eastern teams!" says Ash Murphy. "No one wants to see Ephesian qualify for anything, it could get messy. Trink will probably just be too excited about hosting the national team to worry about playing well."

The UICA entry form glares threateningly at you. Which teams should make the biggest improvement this season?

1. "Namiri Forest!" cheers Barbie Armstrong. "After seeing wildly attacking Ephesian wrest the title from them last season, they'll be motivated to climb back into the fight. Plus, it will probably boost our environmentalism stats or whatever."

2. "Sporting Esper!" exults Finn Gibson. "Sure, they might be selling one of their stars off to Qusmo at some point, but who cares? At some point the youth prospects have to pay off."

3. "Now here's an idea," says Ayla, your sister. "Why not have several teams make breakthroughs? Okay, it could be a selection dilemma for the Cup of Harmony, but it's not like that matters. Right?"

Confirm this option?

The excitement builds to a head. Who should win the league?

1. "Ephesian FC," says Homer Chan. "I mean, they are the defending champions, after all! Kendra Jover has lots of leadership potential, and Spencer Gleason is good for plenty of goals up front. Plus, we get to see the national team have to deal with their influx of talent."

2. "Namiri Independent," says Evan Poe. "Subroto Parida is a hardworking player, even if he's sick most of the time. They won't rock the boat, but they're a solid all-around side."

3. "Keppal Cosmos," says Lee Henderson. "It's been like ten seasons, they're probably due, right? And it would be a nice showing for Bigtopian inclusiveness. Probably."

Confirm this option?

4. "Who needs verisimilitude?" rhetorically questions an optimistic delegate from 102d Jr.s. "Come on. You know you want to."

Pos/Team                 Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Keppal Cosmos          30   17  10   3    40   21  +19    22
 2 Sporting Esper         30   20   3   7    47   21  +26    21.5
 3 Ephesian FC            30   18   6   6    72   47  +25    21
 4 Namiri Forest          30   17   5   8    32   19  +13    19.5
 5 Spenson Suburbia       30   13   9   8    44   37   +7    17.5
 6 Arlington City         30   13   7  10    34   26   +8    16.5
 7 Namiri Independent     30   12   7  11    44   35   +9    15.5
 8 Eintracht Trink        30   11   9  10    64   63   +1    15.5
 9 Rovers United          30   10  11   9    51   50   +1    15.5
10 Excelsior Slogda       30    9   8  13    26   30   −4    13
11 Bassabook Old Boys     30    9   7  14    42   52  −10    12.5
12 Trebuchet Cham         30    6  11  13    42   54  −12    11.5
13 Canbix Muses           30    9   4  17    32   43  −11    10
14 Twineur Bugs           30    8   5  17    38   55  −17    10.5
15 FTC United             30    7   5  18    28   49  −21    9.5
16 102d Jr.s              30    5   5  20    20   54  −34    7.5

Zwangzug (ZWZ) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup 72: Keppal Cosmos, Sporting Esper
Globe Cup 69: Ephesian FC, Namiri Forest, Spenson Suburbia

by **Zwangzug** » Thu Jun 07, 2018 9:07 am

Cereal Cup 3, Season 24

Round One
Ephesian FC 5–5 Eintracht Trink
Keppal Cosmos 0–0 Arlington City
Sporting Esper 0–0 Rovers United
Namiri Independent 1–0 Twineur Bugs
Excelsior Slogda 3–0 Trebuchet Cham
Bassabook Old Boys 1–0 Canbix Muses
Namiri Forest 2–0 102d Jr.s
Spenson Suburbia 0–1 FTC United

So. Seven of these games were shutouts. A couple in more than one way, although when Keppal play Arlington that's not entirely unexpected. FTC United, who are mostly dismal, had the only upset of the round, Tabitha Kroeze's goal overcoming Spenson.

And then we had last season's league champions take on Trink.

Ephesian did Ephesian things, with Spencer Gleason recording a hat trick, and Emma McHewitt and Kendra Jover scoring once. Perhaps they were motivated by trying to avenge their loss to Trink in the fourth round of the last cup, although one suspects probably not. Anyway, Misako Tsuki proved that she's still a match for Gleason at high levels, scoring three of her own, the last in minute 90+2 to secure the dramatic tie. In between came goals from Yoshitoki Fremd and Ellie Oshiro.

Round Two
Excelsior Slogda 2–0 Namiri Forest
Namiri Independent 2–4 Bassabook Old Boys
FTC United 1–3 Ephesian FC
Keppal Cosmos 0–2 Sporting Esper
Eintracht Trink 2–2 Arlington City
Rovers United 3–1 Spenson Suburbia
Twineur Bugs 1–0 Canbix Muses
102d Jr.s 1–1 Trebuchet Cham

Slogda-Namiri Forest isn't a matchup that makes one anticipate goals, but they were there in the plural, via Kostya Hart-Farm and Cedric Quire. Bassabook stormed past Namiri Independent by scoring three unanswered in the second half; Danilo Sabbia had a pair of assists. Trink continued their shaky defensive ways, surrendering goals to Chelsea Micar-Stovi and Bianca McTucker.

Round Three
Bassabook Old Boys 1–0 Excelsior Slogda
Ephesian FC 4–1 Sporting Esper
Rovers United 0–0 Namiri Forest
Eintracht Trink 4–1 Twineur Bugs
Arlington City 1–0 Namiri Independent
FTC United 0–1 Keppal Cosmos
Canbix Muses 2–3 102d Jr.s
Trebuchet Cham 4–2 Spenson Suburbia

The game between Bassabook and Slogda was kind of one for the purists, if your idea of purism includes Jude Idell scoring a penalty after a clumsy Leslie Applebaum foul and then everyone standing around awkwardly and not connecting passes together. Canbix continue to not do much, though they did manage to score, Shao-Yi Watters providing a fairly meaningless consolation. Ephesian thwapped Esper, with McHewitt scoring what proved to be the winner and Dwight Frazier-Sen adding on another in short succession. Arlington's defense continued to impress, with Terri Wenderstadt tapping in a goal to edge out Namiri Independent.

Round Four
Bassabook Old Boys 1–4 Ephesian FC
Excelsior Slogda 1–2 Eintracht Trink
Arlington City 5–0 Rovers United
Sporting Esper 0–1 Namiri Forest
Trebuchet Cham 2–1 Keppal Cosmos
102d Jr.s 0–0 Namiri Independent
Twineur Bugs 1–0 FTC United
Canbix Muses 0–1 Spenson Suburbia

Sooo.

Hal Boehn-Skiel scored the only goal for Spenson to avoid the basement and send Canbix to the bottom. Mafizuddin Thakura and Kelsey Dreyfur scored the only goals for Namiri Forest and Twineur, respectively, to...do...stuff. Yes.

Ephesian continued their boisterous ways, up against the, uh, old boys. Gleason added a pair before Terrence Montague put the hosts on the board, but to no avail as Frazier-Sen would quickly widen Ephesian's lead again. With 3.5 points, Ephesian win the cup to gain at least some hardware this season.

And then, there was Arlington. They contrived to score both their own kind and the actual kind of hat trick! "Center forward" (...ish) Riley Kua scored three, Marjie Bechdel added one from the left, and McTucker tapped in one from the right to run up the score against the Rovers.

And see, it actually kind of mattered too, because Arlington finish with 3 points, and a whopping +6 differential. Since Ephesian are third in the lead, and Arlington were...sixth (how did that happen?), they qualify for the pithily-acronymed VCIAPP!

VCIAPP: Arlington City (ZWZ)

by **Taeshan** » Tue Jun 12, 2018 2:50 pm

As Per Preview Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4

Taeshan (TAE) Qualifiers
Champions Cup:Sleepy Hollow, Laketown Rangers
Globe Cup: 1093 Club de Atlantea, Mierton Manatees, Bayern-Algaer
SBCC: Ojian Orangemen, Chinquin Park Comets, Karela Sekhika
Youth Cup: Real Atlantea
Cygnus Cup: 1093 Club de Atlantea
Rushmore Copa de Campeones: Sleepy Hollow
VCIAPP: Knightspurs (Fair Play Winners)

by **Beepee** » Tue Jun 12, 2018 6:10 pm

A statement from Head of the Beepeean Football Association: Dakota Secret.

"The BFA is delighted to announce the second season Beepeean League and Cup winners, details of which can be found in our domestic sports news wire:

Beepeean Football National League

As a result of our entertaining second season. We enter the following:

Beepee (BPE) Qualifiers

Champions Cup: Esrille Town
Globe Cup: Norfolk Pinewoods
Cygnus Cup: Golden Wattle Bay

World Cup 81/82/83/84

National Soccer League/FAC Cup Final Results

NSL Championship Division:

FAC Cup:

National Women's Soccer League/FAC Cup

Commonwealth of Baker Park Qualifiers (CBP)
Champions Cup: St Warren City FC
Globe Cup: Westwood Sprites FC, Monmouth Park FC, Clayton City SC
SBCC: Brentford Ladies FC
Cygnus Cup: Clayton City SC
AOCL: St Warren City FC

by **Koana Islands** » Sun Jun 17, 2018 2:40 pm

Season 1974/1975

FINAL STANDINGS:

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Dyce AIK                  34  21   8   5   58   30   28   71
   2  Xyhamn Vandrare           34  20   8   6   62   28   34   68
   3  Rothes IK                 34  20   8   6   65   39   26   68
   4  BK Ivyvirke               34  20   4  10   66   37   29   64
   5  Humoor Skog               34  19   5  10   47   35   12   62
   6  AIK Aigburth              34  18   5  11   50   38   12   59
   7  Embleton Förenta          34  16   8  10   47   37   10   56
   8  Bryankeld FK              34  15  11   8   43   39    4   56
   9  Conneaut FK               34  13  10  11   55   47    8   49
  10  Omfattandestad BoIS       34  14   6  14   44   42    2   48
  11  AIK Blanka Island         34  10   8  16   46   57  -11   38
  12  Vizhune IF                34   9   8  17   42   59  -17   35
  13  Blidområde BK             34  11   2  21   28   51  -23   35
  14  Ny Aucklanda Skog         34   9   7  18   33   48  -15   34
  15  Viksida-England           34   8   8  18   30   48  -18   32
  16  Körsbärstad BK            34   7   8  19   33   66  -33   29
  17  IFK Safir Kust            34   5  10  19   31   52  -21   25
  18  Erana Kullar IF           34   5   8  21   37   64  -27   23

Koana Islands (KOA) qualifiers

UICA Champion's Cup: Dyce AIK
UICA Globe Cup: Xyhamn Vandrare, Rothes IK, BK Ivyvirke

by **Razenthuria** » Sun Jun 17, 2018 4:36 pm

Razenthuria (RZN) Qualifiers:

_{Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6}

Champions Cup: A.C. Stonehenge
Globe Cup: A.C. 317 Roses, Athletic New Victoria, Fullham Rangers
SBCC: Applegate City
CedC: A.C. Stonehenge, A.C. 317 Roses

by **Semarland** » Tue Jun 26, 2018 4:39 pm

SFA SEASON 2032/33
Preview | Results | Cups

Semarland (SEM) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup 72: Krsthaven
Globe Cup 69: FC Nuholm, FC Jansberg, Sporting Saint Adrensburg
Series B Champions' Cup 69: Lindenshalle-Knutsunde, Aerlo Sport, Brondby

Non-UICA Competitions:
AOCL: Krsthaven
Cygnus Cup: Eikborg Club

by **Mapletish** » Sun Jul 01, 2018 4:57 am

Mapletish Season 16
Part 1| Part 2| Part 3| Part 4| Part 5

UICA COMPETITIONS

Mapletish (MAP) Qualifiers
Champions Cup: Versatio Giants
Globe Cup: Home United, SC Galatasaray, Golden Phoenix
SBCC: Celtics Rovers, Lazio, SC Milan
Youth Cup: Home United

OTHER COMPETITIONS
Cygnus Cup: Versatio Giants
Rushmore Copa de Campeones: Versatio Giants
VCIAPP: Club Atletico
Association: Mapletish (MAP)
Selection Via: Fair Play Table

by **Tobiasia** » Sat Jul 07, 2018 4:03 am

Tobiasia City
Formation: 4-4-2
Manager:
Stadium: Opal Stadium (75,000)
Players:
•GK: Percy Matthews
•LB: Roy Abram (Taitung Pinyin)
•CB: Katrina Zeya
•CB: Matthias Zebonzki
•RB: Sarah Ali
•LM: Yuri Atsin (Abaja)
•CM: Harry Lithgow
•CM: Philip Tran (North Prairie)
•RM: Doug Hoy (Argentinstan)
•ST: Harvey Miranda
•ST: Max Harrison

Portside Tigers
Formation: 3-5-2
Manager:
Stadium: Joncot Park (81,000)
Players:
•GK: Brian Smith
•CB: Humal al-Drah
•CB: Jonathan Beddain (Abaja)
•CB: Peter Hitchcock
•LM: Mandy Jones (Taitung Pinyin)
•CM: Desmond Jonson
•CAM: Flint Eastgate
•CM: Hannah Yun
•RM: Abraham Ford
•ST: Carlos Yed
•ST: Rosa Uzele

Aruk United
Formation: 4-5-1
Manager:
Stadium: Hawknest (62,000)
Players:
•GK: Ranahan Monya
•LB: Mohammed Jones
•CB: Paul Cuthbert (Argentinstan)
•CB: Ben Ziotal
•RB: Ash Tulib
•LM: Tyson Gold
•CM: Sandi Ulih
•CAM: Stormy Battik
•CM: Michelle Umtdottir
•RM: Kyle Tulkson
•ST: David Guitak

Tob-An FC
Formation: 3-3-2-2
Stadium: Ancastle
Manager:
Players:
GK: Sarah Delin
LB: Casper Schuh
CB: Miranda Dolo
CB: Harvey Gazinson
RB: Peter Dimon
DM: Arthur Slim
CM: Francis Mandson
CM: Toby Holoy
ST: Sulley Cromartie (Abaja)
ST: Oscar Grayson

Top scorers
Rosa Uzele: 26
Max Harrison: 18
Harvey Miranda: 16
Sulley Cromartie: 14
David Guitak: 10

Team             Pts   Pld     W       D       L      GF      GC
Tobiasia City	 40	18	13	12	14	40	14

Tob-An FC	 39	18	12	3	3	38	22
Portside Tigers	 39	18	12	3	3	32	16
Aruk United	 24	18	7	3	8	35	36

East River Roses 23	18	7	2	9	33	35
Arkford FC	 21	18	5	6	7	24	32
Stormburg FC	 20	18	6	2	10	27	33
Southside Yaks	 20	18	6	2	10	29	42

Driburg FC	 16	18	5	1	12	24	36
Manside United	 15	18	4	3	11	22	38

Tobiasian (TOB) qualifiers
Champions Cup: Tobiasia City
Globe Cup: Tob-An FC, Portside Tigers, Aruk United

by **Nephara** » Sun Jul 08, 2018 4:09 am

NEPHARIM SEASON - CYCLE 71
Season Preview pt. 1
Season Preview pt. 2
Season Preview pt. 3
Season Preview pt. 4
Matchdays 1-12
Matchdays 13-23
Matchdays 24-34
Matchdays 35-45
Matchday 46, Finals and Standings

Nephara (NPH) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: Crisisbless, Sabrefell Moths, Starling, Sabrefell Athletic
Globe Cup: Newrook City, AFC Treason, Brinemouth

CdC: Crisisbless
Cup Winners Cup: Newrook City

by **Soute** » Tue Jul 10, 2018 12:11 pm

Soute League
Season One

Introduction
Club Rosters
Matchday One
Matchdays Two-Six
Matchdays Seven-Nine
Midseason
Matchdays Ten-Thirteen
Matchdays Fourteen-Sixteen
Matchdays Seventeen-Eighteen and Endseason

Season One               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Makarki                18   10   3   5    36   29   +7    33 CC + CEdC
 2 Porzeziny              18    9   5   4    40   32   +8    32 GC + CEdC
 3 Rybałty                18    9   2   7    36   35   +1    29 GC
 4 Żale                   18    7   5   6    40   33   +7    26 GC
 5 Krynki                 18    7   5   6    24   20   +4    26
 6 Mendle                 18    6   6   6    34   32   +2    24
 7 Miodusy                18    6   5   7    38   37   +1    23
 8 Mierzynówka            18    6   3   9    31   46  −15    21
 9 Grodzisk               18    4   6   8    28   35   −7    18
10 Sobole                 18    4   4  10    36   44   −8    16

Soute (SOU) Qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: Makarki
Campionato Esportivano di Campeones: Makarki and Porzeziny
Globe Cup: Porzeziny, Rybałty, and Żale

by **Oberour Ar Moro** » Fri Jul 13, 2018 6:42 pm

Directly continuing from UICA Season 55, because of course.

1751 Oberour Ar Moro Football System

Teams and Rosters

Premier Division

____ALTAIR_________________________Aircraft, Cyrene_

____ARIS__________________________Ordnance, Heresian_

____CYRENE BAY_____________________Ships, Cyrene_

____DE LA CHARITE_______________Energy, Calchedon_

____HIBERNUS_____________________Banking, Regium_

____INVICTA_______________________Weaponry, Airzis_

____PATRONS________________Ministry of Culture, Regium_

A-Division

____APRIL 7______________________Capital City, Regium_

____CONFESSOR_____________________Banking, Alalia_

____ESTIPEN______________________-Investing, Estipen_

____MERIDIAN____________________Electronics, Miletus_

____METEOR____________________-Aerospace, Astration_

____MYRRH-STREAMER______________R&D, Marisca_

____NAUCRATIS____________-Heavy Machinery, Naucratis_

____OCCIDENT______________________Airline, Genulca_

____REGIUM IMMORTAL__________-Television, Regium_

____SESAMOS______________________Tobacco, Sesamos_

B-Division

____ANCEAUME__________________-Petroleum, Tirista_

____ARSENAL JUSTINIANA______Weaponry, Justiniana_

____DIT DE COMPIENGNE________-Beverages, Corcyra_

____DU MONT SAINT ELOY________Brewery, Terina_

____FLEURIOT______________________-Shoes, Cerasus_

____PESCIUM________________________Retail, Pescium_

____POLITORIA LIONS_________Semiconductors, Politoria_

____SAIDA HOLLY__________________Medicines, Saida_

____SAINT LOUIS______________Household Items, Selinus_

____SPARTAN______________________Theaters, Regium_

C-Division

____ATLAS MASSALIA_____________-Engines, Massalia_

____ASTRAION RAILWAY_________Railways, Astration_

____CONCORD___________________Accomodations, Regia_

____CORINTHIAN___________Athletic Equipment, Pelendava_

____DACIA TEXTILE_________-________Clothier, Dacia_

____DYNAMO_____________________-Ulitity, Taucherira_

____GENULCA_______________Telecommunication, Genulca_

____INDUSTRIAL___________-_______Engineers, Estipen_

____MASSALIA CITY_______________Chemicals, Massalia_

____SAINT CHARLES_____________Capital Goods, Tirista_

____VICTORY BRINGER________________Paper, Siris_

____VITORIA______________________-Weaponry, Vitoria_

by **Darmen** » Sat Jul 14, 2018 10:18 am

Sterling City United have been the most consistent team since the beginning of Series A, finishing in the top four every season. Up until now however, they had never won the league. Sterling City United doubled the record winning margin in the league table, finishing sixteen points ahead of runners-up Atlético Augusta and finally satisfying the desires of their ever patient supporters to bring a league title home. Augusta meanwhile puts its new ownership to good use, improving their position in the league table tremendously (19th place in 2040-41) and earning the right to be Darmen's top seeded entrant into the Globe Cup.

Hugh Town, County Liverpool. Population 529. And yet somehow, Hugh Town Millionaires found themselves in third place in the league, qualifying for the Globe Cup. Certainly being backed by several millionaires is helpful, the club probably won't be devoid of big name players come next season as the club will look to make a splash in the transfer window. Lynx FC made small strides this season, actually finishing on the same number of points (48) as they did last season, but moving up one spot in the table and claiming Darmen's last spot in the Globe Cup.

Following a disapointing entry into Series A, Scott City FC turned it up to another level in their second season in the top flight, finishing fifth and losing out on Globe Cup qualification by only +7 goal difference. Scott City FC are another club that will be looking to add foreign talent in the upcoming transfer window. A young goalkeeper to replace their ageing starter Gianni Agostino would be a likely transfer to watch for.

After their scintillating start in the Series A, winning three league titles in a row, MTK Kingsville has cooled off considerably, but is still a top 10 team. Their National Cup title is their first piece of silverware since their last league title in 2038-39, and came at the expense of the aforementioned Hugh Town Millionaires, who have been Cup runners-up for the past two seasons. MTK will be hoping that their Cygnus Cup venture will be a good one, and perhaps inspire the team to win their fourth league title.

Brady City United and Upper Township FC avoided relegation last season but were unable to do so this year. For Upper Township, the drop down to Series B means the club will need to decide what to do with the two foreign players it signed heading into the season. Right-back Sobat (Dainer) is likely to stay, but Left-winger Otis Blackley (Acronius) may be moved on. RCD Peterborough Energy, after just one season in the top flight, were the third relegated team, finishing last in the standings.

FC Valleyboys, who won Series B; Springfield United and Darmen City United have been promoted to the top division. Darmen City United is the only one of the three to have been in Series A previously, as recently as the 2039-40 season.

As many expected, Royal PFC U-19 claimed their sixth title in as many seasons and will compete in the UICA Youth Cup once again. As the runners-up in the competition this season, they'll certainly be among the favorites to win the title. Additionally, Chuckio FC has won the Club of the Year Award, and will participate in the Vilitan Cove Invitational.

Club                      YC  RC FP  GF  GA  Improvement FP Rank GF Rank GA Rank Improvement Rank Overall
Atlético Augusta          37  3  46  50  26   17         11       3       3       2               19      Ineligible (UICA Qual.)
Sterling City United      38  2  44  46  13    3          8       5       1       8               22      Ineligible (UICA Qual.)
Lynx FC                   27  3  36  51  40    1          1       2      16      12               31      Ineligible (UICA Qual.)
Chuckio FC                34  4  46  41  32    4         11      11       7       6               35      Vilitan Cove Invitational
Sportklub Palerma         27  3  36  34  33    3          1      21       9       8               39
Olympique Chuckio         37  4  49  48  38    3         17       4      12       8               41
Hugh Town Millionaires    46  2  52  40  32   20         21      12       7       1               41      Ineligible (UICA Qual.)
Scott City FC             40  3  49  39  35   16         17      15      10       3               45
Brham United              45  3  54  46  36    3         23       5      11       8               47
Tempala United Saints     32  2  38  46  43   -6          3       5      19      23               50
Romanopolis United        40  4  52  45  28   -5         21       8       4      21               54
MTK Kingsville            46  3  55  40  25    0         26      12       2      14               54      Ineligible (CC Qual.)
Bloomer FC                51  4  63  37  31    7         28      17       6       4               55
Rogerton Valladar CF      37  3  46  37  28   -9         11      17       4      25               57
RB Maidenhead             36  4  48  36  43    7         15      19      19       4               57
Rogerton Whitecaps        29  4  41  40  39   -8          7      12      15      24               58
Yalvore United            42  3  51  19  38    4         20      28      12       6               66
Club Jim Falls            41  3  50  52  44   -9         19       1      22      25               67
Sporting Rigerata United  45  3  54  45  40   -5         23       8      16      21               68
Rushmore United           30  3  39  33  51   -4          5      22      24      19               70
Brady City United         29  3  38  23  51   -3          3      26      24      18               71
Upper Township FC         28  4  40  29  53   -1          6      24      26      15               71
OGC Nauti                 38  3  47  35  44   -2         14      20      22      16               72
Johnho United             39  3  48  33  43   -2         15      22      19      16               72
IFK Liverpool United      32  4  44  27  38  -14          8      25      12      28               73
Chippewa Valley United FC 49  3  58  43  42   -4         27      10      18      19               74
RCD Peterborough Energy   33  4  45  22  55    1         10      27      28      12               77
Royal PFC                 48  2  54  38  54  -11         23      16      27      27               93
*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.

Player Awards & Foreign Player Stats
Player of the Year
1. Felix Lucanus, LF, 30, Sterling City United
2. Skylar Hurst, LF, 23, Atlético Augusta
3. Tyrell Owens (USD), AM/ST, 24, Rogerton Valladar CF

Golden Boot
1. Felix Lucanus, Sterling City United - 17 goals
2. Angelo Valentini, Club Jim Falls - 15 goals
3. Skylar Hurst, Atlético Augusta - 14 goals

Best Young Player of the Year (U-23)
1. Skylar Hurst, LF, 23, Atlético Augusta
2. Juanito Stafford, RM, 23, Rogerton Valladar CF
3. Craig Blackwood, RF, 20, Royal PFC

Best Foreign Player
1. Tyrell Owens (USD), AM/ST, 24, Rogerton Valladar CF
2. Sobat (DAI), RB, 26, Upper Township FC
3. Koen Hochmeister (NPH), AM, 33, IFK Liverpool United

Foreign Player Statistics

.                                                                   League                Cup                   International         Total
Name             Pos   Age Club                 Nation              App Goals Ass YC RC | App Goals Ass YC RC | App Goals Ass YC RC | App Goals Ass YC RC
Koen Hochmeister AM    33  IFK Liverpool United Nephara (NPH)       25   8    10  1  0  | 2   1     1   0  0  |  0  0     0   0  0  | 27   9    11  1  0
Adrian Carradine CB    34  OGC Nauti            Nephara (NPH)       22   1     2  2  0  | 1   0     0   0  0  |  0  0     0   0  0  | 23   1     2  2  0
Tyrell Owens     AM/ST 24  Rogerton Valladar CF US of Devonta (USD) 27  11    13  1  0  | 5   3     2   0  0  | 10  4     6   1  0  | 42  18    21  2  0
Sobat            RB    26  Upper Township FC    Dainer (DAI)        26   0     0  0  0  | 1   0     0   0  0  |  0  0     0   0  0  | 27   0     0  0  0
Otis Blackley    LW    26  Upper Township FC    Acronius (ACR)      27   3    10  1  0  | 1   0     1   0  0  |  0  0     0   0  0  | 28   3    11  1  0

Darmen (DAR) qualifiers
Champions' Cup: Sterling City United
Globe Cup: Atlético Augusta, Hugh Town Millionaires, Lynx FC
Series B Champions' Cup: FC Valleyboys, Springfield United, Darmen City United
Youth Cup: Royal PFC U-19

Copa de Campeones: Sterling City United
Cygnus Cup: MTK Kingsville

VCIAPP: Chuckio FC (DAR)

by **Oberour Ar Moro** » Sun Jul 15, 2018 5:49 pm

Teams and Rosters

Football Management Committee Orders Name Changes

Fourteen teams impacted by rulings

By Serapion Laceeur

The Football Management Committee (FMC) has determined that “FC” can no longer be used in a teams regular name.

“All teams in the Football System are officially Football Clubs, but only certain teams wanted to be referred to as FCs. The Committee has decided to remove FC from the publicly referred names of clubs” said Edelot de Lahem, spokeswoman for the FMC.

“For example, while April 7 is officially registered as April 7 Football Club, in broadcasts, print, and in competition, they would be known as April 7.” continued de Lahem.

The teams affected are Anceaume, April 7, Aris, Astration Railway, Concord, Dacia Textile, de la Charite, dit de Compiengne, du Mont Saint Eloy, Fleuriot, Hibernus, Invicta, and Meridian.

While thirteen teams had suffixes removed, one team had a suffix added by FMC order.

With the relegation of Atlas Massalia to the C-Division, the Football Management Committee passed a order telling current C-Division side Massalia to change their name. The FMC said that describing a Atlas Massalia-Massalia matchup is awkward when said aloud. Massalia's Chairman Alar de Colommiers agreed, but argued that Atlas Massalia should be the one to change their name. His public suggestions of "Atlas", "That Team Across Town", and one other suggestion that gained him a 200,000 Argenteus fine, were not implemented. The now Massalia City hope to improve on last season's tenth place finish.

New Game’s 1751 Premier Division Predictions and Why They Are Wrong

All sports websites make predictions, but only New Game will tell you why our predictions are likely to be incorrect

By Mazheven de Carenten

Will all seven managers make it through the season?

Prediction: No.
Why this prediction will be wrong: After a listless start under Thoumas d'Herbigny, Invicta released him and installed former assistant Milio Gabriel to lead the team for the second half of last season. With Gabriel strolling the sideline, Invicta rose from one game out of last to finish comfortably in fifth. It makes sense for some desperate team to look at firing a manager to get a boost for the remainder of the season.

However, which coach would it be? It’s doubtful that Cyrene Bay would fire a championship winning manager. Altair hired Brieuc d'Espinueil, and Invicta hired Jan Durjardin just this season. Hibernus was led to the Premier Division by Iahan Alphand. This leaves Patrons’ Gilduin Roux, de la Charite’s Perresson Coffriere, and Aris’ Brivel de Ker Massonnet, and all three led their teams to the top half of the Premier Division last season. It’s just as likely that every coach makes it through the end of the season.

How many goals with Ioen Aye score?

Prediction: 15 goals
Why this prediction will be wrong: Hibernus clearly earned their way into the Premier Division last season. Now that they’re in the Premier Division, they spent to try and stay there. Their biggest signing was sweeper Ioen Aye from Cyrene Bay. Aye was a solid back-up, coming off the bench scoring ten goals. The 29-year old is now tasked with scoring goals day-in day-out, alongside fellow sweeper Theophraste Leclerc du Tremblau and striker Sebastian Collbras. Ioen Aye scored ten goals off the bench with Cyrene Bay, he should easily double that.

Where will Invicta finish?

Prediction: Third
Why this prediction will be wrong: Invicta fired caretaker manager Milio Gabriel in order to hire Naucratis manager Jan Durjardin. Naucratis defeated Wardson Wanderers and Tzapargh Valkéröt on their way to the third preliminary round of UICA 54, and this effort made Durjardin a hot property. With Durjardin, the team added backs Peio de Chanier from Naucratis, Briagenn Seydoux from Aris, and midfielder Christien Duclesieux from Cyrene Bay to the regular 11. But if this doesn’t improve the defense, it could be a long season in Airzis.

Who will be the top goal scorer?

Prediction: Kerrian Odierne, Cyrene Bay
Why this prediction will be wrong: Kerrian Odierne led the Premier Division in goals, scoring 33 goals. It would make sense for the striker to repeat. However, his scoring torrent fell off as the season went on, and Astav Matton, Huon Tosannus, Soa Saunier, and Judikael Palairet picked up the pace. Cyrene Bay also added Annaeg le Mestre, also a talented scorer, from Meridian. There may be too many mouths to feed for Odierne to lead the Division again.

What will have been the best signing?

Prediction: Guenael Frarin, de la Charite
Why this prediction will be wrong: Guenael Frarin started 1570 on the bench at Naucratis. He ended the year as Naucratis’ leading scorer. De la Charite then spent big to bring Frarin to Calchedon to be a starting midfielder. If his scoring acumen can translate to the Premier Division, it will be a great signing. If Frarin doesn’t, de la Charite has wasted a lot of argenteus on him.

What will have been the worst signing?

Prediction: Cerasunus Vesgoignon, Patrons
Why this prediction will be wrong: Patrons needed a new right back, so they signed Cerasunus Vesgoignon from April 7. Cerasunus Vesgoignon was signed by April 7 during the halfway break from Confessor, and proceeded to not improve the April 7 defense in any measurable way. However, Denoelig la Vangroingneuse played good defense for Cyrene Bay after they picked him up from April 7 last season. Vesgoignon looked impressive at Confessor, perhaps he will similarly improve away from Regium Stadium

Who will earn the most red cards?

Prediction: John Andrieux, Altair
Why this prediction will be wrong: Left back John Andrieux was a talented bench player with Cyrene Bay, who also registered three red cards coming off the bench. John Andrieux is now a starting player for Altair, and Altair must be hoping he can keep himself under control. Altair was the least penalized team in the Premier Division last season, if Brieuc d'Espinueil can keep Andrieux under control, Altair can have a successful defensive unit.

Which team will be relegated?

Prediction: Aris
Why this prediction will be wrong: Aris finished fourth place in the Premier Division, and added only right back Morgad Gillain from Meridian to their starting roster. If Invicta and Patrons improve while HIbernus demonstrates that they should be in the Premier Division, Aris could be relegated. But, Aris was talented enough to finish in the top half of the Premier Division last season, they could do the same this season.

Which team will win the title?

Prediction: Cyrene Bay
Why this prediction will be wrong: Cyrene Bay won last years title convincingly, and they refused to rest on their laurels. Few teams in the entire Football System made as many changes as Cyrene Bay did. Kouig Belhumeur demonstrated some real ability to find talent and utilize it last season. But if his new hires don’t mesh or work, a different team might be lifting the trophy.

by **Oberour Ar Moro** » Mon Jul 16, 2018 7:48 pm

The proverbial whistle has been blown on the first half of Oberour's domestic football season. Every team has one month to prepare and retool before hitting the pitch again. The current standings are thus:

Premier Division

   Team                P   W  D  L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 de la Charite      18  11  2  5  44  26  +18  35
 2 Cyrene Bay         18   9  6  3  30  17  +13  33
 3 Patrons            18   6  8  4  28  25   +3  26
 4 Invicta            18   7  3  8  21  24   -3  24
 5 Aris               18   5  5  8  24  37  -13  20
 6 Hibernus           18   4  6  8  28  34   -6  18
 7 Altair             18   3  6  9  20  32  -12  15

A-Division

   Team                  P   W  D  L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Occident             18  11  1  6  30  16  +14  34
 2 Confessor            18   9  4  5  35  21  +14  31
 3 Regium Immortal      18   8  6  4  37  25  +12  30
 4 Meteor               18   7  5  6  25  33   -8  26
 5 Sesamos              18   6  5  7  22  26   -4  23
 6 Meridian             18   6  4  8  29  30   -1  22
 7 Myrrh-Streamer       18   5  6  7  20  19   +1  21
 8 Naucratis            18   4  8  6  19  25   -6  20
 9 Estipen              18   6  2 10  26  42  -16  20
10 April 7              18   4  7  7  12  18   -6  19

A-Division, Summer-Autumn Half

MATCHDAY 1
April 7 1-0 Sesamos
Confessor 1-0 Occident
Naucratis 1-1 Meteor
Myrrh-Streamer 2-3 Regium Immortal
Meridian 2-3 Estipen

MATCHDAY 2
Occident 1-2 April 7
Meteor 1-1 Sesamos
Regium Immortal 1-1 Confessor
Estipen 1-1 Naucratis
Meridian 1-0 Myrrh-Streamer

MATCHDAY 3
April 7 1-1 Meteor
Occident 1-2 Regium Immortal
Sesamos 2-1 Estipen
Confessor 3-3 Meridian
Naucratis 1-1 Myrrh-Streamer

MATCHDAY 4
Regium Immortal 2-1 April 7
Estipen 1-2 Meteor
Meridian 1-3 Occident
Myrrh-Streamer 1-1 Sesamos
Naucratis 0-3 Confessor

MATCHDAY 5
April 7 1-1 Estipen
Regium Immortal 2-0 Meridian
Meteor 0-1 Myrrh-Streamer
Occident 2-0 Naucratis
Sesamos 0-2 Confessor

MATCHDAY 6
Meridian 3-0 April 7
Myrrh-Streamer 2-3 Estipen
Naucratis 0-3 Regium Immortal
Confessor 1-2 Meteor
Sesamos 1-0 Occident

MATCHDAY 7
April 7 0-0 Myrrh-Streamer
Meridian 2-2 Naucratis
Estipen 2-3 Confessor
Regium Immortal 1-1 Sesamos
Meteor 1-5 Occident

MATCHDAY 8
Naucratis 1-1 April 7
Confessor 0-1 Myrrh-Streamer
Sesamos 3-2 Meridian
Occident 1-0 Estipen
Meteor 1-1 Regium Immortal

MATCHDAY 9
April 7 0-1 Confessor
Naucratis 1-1 Sesamos
Myrrh-Streamer 2-0 Occident
Meridian 0-1 Meteor
Estipen 4-1 Regium Immortal

MATCHDAY 10
Sesamos 2-0 April 7
Occident 1-0 Confessor
Meteor 1-0 Naucratis
Regium Immortal 0-2 Myrrh-Streamer
Estipen 1-3 Meridian

MATCHDAY 11
April 7 0-1 Occident
Sesamos 3-1 Meteor
Confessor 2-2 Regium Immortal
Naucratis 2-1 Estipen
Myrrh-Streamer 2-2 Meridian

MATCHDAY 12
Meteor 0-2 April 7
Regium Immortal 1-1 Occident
Estipen 2-1 Sesamos
Meridian 0-3 Confessor
Myrrh-Streamer 0-0 Naucratis

MATCHDAY 13
April 7 0-2 Regium Immortal
Meteor 3-1 Estipen
Occident 2-1 Meridian
Sesamos 2-1 Myrrh-Streamer
Confessor 4-3 Naucratis

MATCHDAY 14
Estipen 2-1 April 7
Meridian 4-1 Regium Immortal
Myrrh-Streamer 1-1 Meteor
Naucratis 1-0 Occident
Confessor 2-0 Sesamos

MATCHDAY 15
April 7 0-0 Meridian
Estipen 3-2 Myrrh-Streamer
Regium Immortal 2-3 Naucratis
Meteor 4-2 Confessor
Occident 3-1 Sesamos

MATCHDAY 16
Myrrh-Streamer 0-1 April 7
Naucratis 0-1 Meridian
Confessor 7-0 Estipen
Sesamos 2-2 Regium Immortal
Occident 4-2 Meteor

MATCHDAY 17
April 7 1-1 Naucratis
Myrrh-Streamer 2-0 Confessor
Meridian 3-1 Sesamos
Estipen 0-4 Occident
Regium Immortal 7-0 Meteor

MATCHDAY 18
Confessor 0-0 April 7
Sesamos 0-2 Naucratis
Occident 1-0 Myrrh-Streamer
Meteor 3-1 Meridian
Regium Immortal 4-0 Estipen

B-Division

   Team                     P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Fleuriot                18  11  5   2  36  13  +23  38
 2 Spartan                 18   8  7   3  45  23  +22  31
 3 Arsenal Justiniana      18   8  4   6  23  25   -2  28
 4 Saint Louis             18   8  2   8  28  25   +3  26
 5 Politoria Lions         18   8  2   8  21  23   -2  26
 6 du Mont Saint Eloy      18   7  2   9  32  34   -2  23
 7 dit de Compiengne       18   6  4   8  25  32   -7  22
 8 Saida Holly             18   5  6   7  30  34   -4  21
 9 Anceaume                18   6  3   9  21  27   -6  21
10 Pescium                 18   5  1  12  24  49  -25  16

C-Division

    Team                   P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Corinthian            22  11  6   5  38  21  +17  39
  2 Massalia City         22  10  7   5  31  19  +12  37
  3 Saint Charles         22  10  6   6  34  31   +3  36
  4 Dacia Textile         22  10  4   8  37  35   +2  34
  5 Industrial            22   9  6   7  24  26   -2  33
  6 Victory Bringer       22   9  5   8  37  38   -1  32
  7 Atlas Massalia        22   8  6   8  39  28  +11  30
  8 Astraion Railway      22   8  5   9  46  43   +3  29
  9 Vitoria               22   7  6   9  30  39   -9  27
 10 Dynamo                22   7  6   9  31  34   -3  27
 11 Genulca               22   5  6  11  31  44  -13  21
 12 Concord               22   3  7  12  26  46  -20  16

by **Maryloupe** » Wed Jul 18, 2018 1:44 am

After a tiring first season, let's look at what teams are qualified for the following tournaments!

Maryloupe (MRL) qualifiers
Champions’ Cup: Bourlain
Globe Cup: Arnhelm, River Ghee & Bizanc City
Series B Champions’ Cup: Aocentue
CEdC: Bourlain, Arnhelm

by **Liga Starblaydia** » Wed Jul 18, 2018 7:51 am

Season 2236

Liga Starblaydia

Champions: Jhanna City

Wins and winning runs were in short supply in Liga Starblaydia this season, with the title-winning 65 points of the great and ancient Jhanna City wouldn't even have been enough to qualify for the Champions Cup last time out. The CC experiences appear to have revitalised good old JCFC as their defence was absolutely rock solid for the most part as they kept the challenge of defending champions Iskara Daii at bay all the way until the final game of the season. Much can be said for the aging squad supposedly giving it one last hurrah season, though Jessica Garry's men were certainly boosted by the experience of former Turorian international Timi'sala Koarena and 19 year old Starblaydi midfielder Arnold Navarro - look out for him in the next Di Bradini Cup. The Daii will need some more signings, surely, as they appear to have relied on their title-winning team of last season, but just weren't quite enough to get there. Corinthian Spirits are bolstered by throwing Starblaydi Under-21 goalie Amari Ollarion straight into the first team, but it's their midfield that really needs some more steel so both Audioslavian Herbty Onaindia and Vanorian winger Caninde can really excel out wide. Tehy're in good hands up front, though, with AOCAF Cup supersub Aaron Cole beginning to lead the line. Telecontarë will be kicking themselves at missing out, however, as despite a great offense with Soronúmë, Narquelie and young Audioslavian striker Arjen Jensen, solid defence with Palanadu, Earisil and Avathar, they just couldn't put a whole run together. Perhaps a new goalie is in order for them, as they really miss Dacil Taniquentar - but then again who wouldn't miss one of the greatest goalies in Starblaydi history.

At the bottom, Cedrus Soundgardia finally get sucked into the drop, but look for them to bounce straight back up. Penningworth United came up as Liga Starblaydia 2 champions, but end up going straight back down again - most likely because their journeyman team had been completely found out in the top division. It's been a decent run for Salicus, too, but this season ends with barely a point every two matches and just two wins in thirty matches, relegating them long, long before the season was over. Paricone Athletic were the best of the freshly-promoted sides by a long way, mostly thanks to the rise of Martin Bennett to the number 1 position for Starblaydi goalies, as well as Ángel Nicolás Jiménez banging them in at the other end on their way to a Globe Cup spot by virtue of their fair play rating.

Pos Team                     P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Jhanna City             30  20   5   5  45  22  +23  65     Champions, CC
  2 Iskara Daii             30  19   5   6  48  23  +25  62     GC
  3 Corinthian Spirits      30  18   6   6  60  25  +35  60     GC
  4 Telecontarë             30  17   8   5  67  26  +41  59
  5 Foxchester Raiders      30  15   6   9  35  23  +12  51
  6 Karak Ungor Chiefs      30  11   7  12  36  39   -3  40
  7 Phraen Palace           30   8  16   6  28  32   -4  40
  8 Paricone Athletic       30  10  10  10  34  44  -10  40     GC
  9 Hecia                   30  10   9  11  27  28   -1  39
 10 Hippion Overdrive       30   9  11  10  36  39   -3  38
 11 Hallad Reavers          30   8   9  13  32  41   -9  33
 12 Tabeck Cefn Druids      30   8   6  16  24  39  -15  30
 13 Tabeck FC               30   8   5  17  25  35  -10  29
 14 Cedrus Soundgardia      30   7   7  16  20  45  -25  28     Relegated
 15 Penningworth United     30   7   6  17  23  52  -29  27     Relegated
 16 Sporting Salicus        30   2  10  18  17  44  -27  16     Relegated

Liga Starblaydia 2

Champions: Montepool Waves

Last season we were sad to see the Waves, Victors and Hawks drop down to Liga 2, and now we're glad to welcome the Waves, Victors and Hawks back up to the top division! Tournet Nicks will be the most irritated by this, improving on their 5th place finish from last season but still not quite making it to the big leagues - look out for them next year with another tilt at promotion.

Torpedo and Ionia came up... and they go straight back down to the basement, joined by Nidola United, while last Season's Liga 3 champions manage to stay up on goal difference only.

Pos Team                      P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Montepool Waves          30  18   6   6  52  34  +18  60     Champions, SBCC
  2 Beverington Hawks        30  15  11   4  46  20  +26  56     SBCC
  3 Vecchio Victors          30  15   7   8  41  28  +13  52     SBCC
  4 Tournet Nicks            30  14   7   9  40  30  +10  49
  5 Tuncastle Rovers         30  12  11   7  44  34  +10  47
  6 Internashionale          30  12   9   9  31  28   +3  45
  7 Malta Lines              30  12   7  11  29  27   +2  43
  8 Samosisos Blues          30  11   8  11  32  33   -1  41
  9 Basian Valley            30  11   4  15  36  47  -11  37
 10 Neveheim County          30   9   8  13  42  40   +2  35
 11 Viculus Miners           30   9   7  14  39  47   -8  34
 12 Jhanna United            30   7  12  11  27  34   -7  33
 13 Hersch Albion            30   9   6  15  26  37  -11  33
 14 Nidola United            30   8   9  13  31  48  -17  33     Relegated
 15 Torpedo Bisarley         30   9   5  16  29  40  -11  32     Relegated
 16 Ionia United             30   7   7  16  26  44  -18  28     Relegated

Liga Starblaydia 3
Champions: Hersch Albion

Much like in Liga 2, Hippion Heartland and Hernsworth came down, and straight back up they go, joined by Archaeos who somehow turn 14th last season into top of the table and champions with a game to go. There's definitely a significant overall quality gap between Ligas 2 and 3, but Cedrus Islanders are, however, still terrible.

Pos Team                     P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Archaeos Judiciary      30  14  10   6  37  25  +12  52     Champions
  2 Hippion Heartland       30  13   8   9  29  22   +7  47     Promoted
  3 Hensworth Cubs          30  13   7  10  43  33  +10  46     Promoted
  4 Nemya Hotspurs          30  12   8  10  37  28   +9  44
  5 Veles                   30  11  11   8  36  29   +7  44
  6 Hallad City             30  11   9  10  26  26   +0  42
  7 Widdrington Wolves      30  11   8  11  30  36   -6  41
  8 FC Farça                30  11   7  12  29  27   +2  40
  9 Tribe Urjali            30  10  10  10  30  29   +1  40
 10 Sciimtos Stars          30  10  10  10  33  42   -9  40
 11 Penningworth Rorçn      30  11   6  13  33  32   +1  39
 12 Port Cythera            30   9  10  11  25  35  -10  37
 13 Tournetas               30   7  13  10  29  32   -3  34
 14 Athletico Sciuntis      30   7  13  10  28  32   -4  34
 15 Jhan Province           30   9   7  14  31  41  -10  34
 16 Cedrus Islanders        30   8   9  13  27  34   -7  33

Tiberius Cup
First Two Rounds Blacked Out to Foreign Media

Round of Sixteen
Corinthian Spirits 4-1 Jhanna United
Jhanna City 2-3 Sporting Salicus
Tabeck FC 1-1 Phraen Palace (1-1 AET, 3-4 PKs)
Ionia United 4-3 Archaeos Judiciary
Samosisos Blues 0-5 Foxchester Raiders
Neveheim County 0-2 Hallad Reavers
Iskara Daii 2-3 Tuncastle Rovers
Tabeck Cefn Druids 2-2 Telecontarë (2-2 AET, 1-0 PKs)

Quarterfinals
Sporting Salicus 0-0 Ionia United (0-0 AET, 0-3 PKs)
Phraen Palace 1-1 Foxchester Raiders (1-3 AET)
Tuncastle Rovers 0-3 Corinthian Spirits
Tabeck Cefn Druids 2-0 Hallad Reavers

Semifinals
Tabeck Cefn Druids 2-0 Ionia United
Corinthian Spirits 1-0 Foxchester Raiders

Final
Tabeck Cefn Druids 1-0 Corinthian Spirits

Narrowly escaping relegation but beating both Tele and the Spirits on the way to the title, Tabeck Cefn Druids pick up the greatest piece of silverware in club history, thanks to their young Starblaydi midfield trio of Viola Capodanno, Carlotta Beretano and Sterling Renshaw, who will surely be graduating to the Starblaydia national football team for the upcoming 81st World Cup Qualifiers.

(as per ranked 33 & below)

Starblaydia (STB) qualifiers

Champions' Cup: Jhanna City,
Globe Cup: Iskara Daii, Corinthian Spirits, Paricone Athletic
Series B Champions’ Cup: Montepool Waves, Beverington Hawks, Vecchio Victors

AOCL: Jhanna City
Cygnus Cup: Tabeck Cefn Druids

by **New Lusitania and the Algarves** » Wed Jul 18, 2018 9:09 am

STL- Serviços de Transmissão Lusitana | in ENGLISH
Sport

FOOT-BALL: Belenenses Champions of New Lusitania
Primeira Divisão

This season was unparalleled in surprises, with a lot of the favourites nowhere near the Top 4, with some almost getting relegated. Académica and Porto led the championship in the early days of September, Belenenses had drawn all 4 matches, with the same going to Farense, as meanwhile Málaga continued without a point. Sporting, Sevilha and SCUT lagged minimally behind the top two. By December, Marítimo ruled the league, with Porto and Belém lagging behind. The relegation race was equally as interesting - Rio Ave, Málaga, Chaves, Leiria and Guimarães had all been 17th in December, with Benfica and Campomaiorense ahead by a victory. Belenenses maintained their consistentcy during the year, with an exceptionally young side, which could boast some national callups. April was pivotal to the turn of events, with Marítimo drawing with third placed Beira Mar, letting Belém take over the crown, which they beautifully protected to the last day, leaving the aforementioned sides three points off. Sporting ended their hopes of UICA competitions after a draw against Braga, leaving Sevilha safe.

STANDINGS (after all 38 matches)

Reminder - There will be a final or playoffs if: 1) the champion and any number of teams under the said team have the same points; 2) if a team In a relegation positio has the same points as any number of teams above

Relegation Playoffs
all matches played on Neutral Ground (Algarve and Nacional do Jamor)
Benfica 1-2 União Leiria
Benfica 2-0 Málaga
Málaga 1-2 União Leiria
[CLASSIFICATION:1st (17th) União Leiria 6pts. 4-2 +2, 2nd(18th)Benfica 3pts 3-2 +1, 3rd(19th Málaga 0pts. 1-4 -1] -> Málaga relegated with Rio Ave

Cup: Taça de Nova Lusitânia
Quarter Finals
Porto 3-1 Torreense
Beira-Mar 2-1 Marítimo
Belenenses 1-2 Sporting CL
GD Alvalade 1-4 Académica Coimbra
Semi Finals
Porto 1-1 (4-5 pens) Sporting CL
Beira-Mar 2-2 (2-3) Académica Coimbra
FINAL -> Académica Coimbra 2-1 Sporting CL

Campeonato Ultramarino Standings
FIRST ROUND
Série A {Ocidental-Américas}

Série B {África & Oriental}

Knockout Stages

Globe Cup Placement Playoff
Lusitano de Macau X CD Vera Cruz 3-1 1-1 (4-1 agg)

Other Tournaments
TAÇA DA LIGA: Porto 3-1 Sporting Braga
SUPERTAÇA LUSITANA (beginning of the season): Porto 2-1 Sp.Braga
Secondary Tournaments
TAÇA PORTUGUESA: Vitória Guimarães 2-0 Torreense
TAÇA DA ANDALUSIA: Sevilha 5-1 Málaga
Troféu dos Navegadores (NLU): Lusitano de Macau 2-0 União Açoreana 1965
TAÇA DO IMPÉRIO: Desportivo de S.Jorge 1-2 Belenenses

New Lusitania (LUS) Qualifiers
Champions Cup: CF Belenenses
Globe Cup: CS Marítimo, Beira-Mar, Sevilha FC
Cygnus Cup: Académica Coimbra

New Lusitanian Ultramar (NLU) Qualifiers
Champions Cup:Desportivo S.Jorge
Globe Cup:CDC Praiense, Lusitano de Macau, CD Vera Cruz

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ROUND ID	Team 1:	Result 1		Result 2	Team 2:
SF1	KEVARDHU PALACE	3 (4 AET)	-	3 (3 AET)	ABERSALVI SNOW LEOPARDS
SF2	CORMYRTH PARK	3	-	1	MERMUR BEACH
Third Place Playoff	ABERSALVI SNOW LEOPARDS	2	-	3	MERMUR BEACH
Championship	KEVARDHU PALACE	3 (3 AET)[2 Pen.]	-	[3 Pen.](3 AET) 3	CORMYRTH PARK