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by **Sorthern Northland** » Sat Aug 01, 2009 11:28 pm

Sorthen Football League, 2039 season

International

Yes, yes, there isn't usually an international section here, but the Sorthern Football League has finally made it into the big time. The transfer of no less than four Sorthern players to QuinTel Not-Really-Very-Premier League has certainly been the story of the season. Upon the completion of the four transfers tongues were set wagging with an SNFA spokesman proclaiming, “The transfer of these players marks a new era in Sorthern football as Sortherners continue to make their names in leagues around the world. We've long had players in leagues such as Cafundéu's First Division and Candelaria And Marquez's Soccer Championship, but to see four players going across to Quintessence of Dust's QuinTel Not-Really-Very-Premier-League really is the big fat juicy cherry on top of the rather delicious cake. It is an exciting league, and these are exciting times for Sorthern football.”

The four players making their way to Quintessence of Dust (for transfer fees involing large numbers of juicy kumquats reportedly) are Adam Gropecunt who moves to Highmark City based Wow! Health & Fitness FC, Danilo Pignatro and Siobhan Ní hÓgáin who both go to Highmark City Blues and last and certainly not least Ben O'Bagels' daughter Laura who moves to Highmark City Reds, who'll be in the Moo Maid Top League t next season having suffered relegation from the Not-Really-Very-Premier League. Despite this she was still excited by the challenge saying “It's good to be somewhere I can actually get a contract and show I'm good enough to play for my country and sadly until the institutionalised sexism in the Sorthern Football League ends I won't be able to do that at home. But it's great to be here in Quintessence of Dust, it's a really exciting challenge and hopefully I'll be able to make my name here as a footballer”.

Excitement about the moves is also high for the general populace with as stores around the country reported a sharp rise in television sales (some stores reported as many as fourteen customers in a single day) following the announcement that SNTV would be getting to gain the rights to broadcast QuinTel Not-Really-Very-Premier League matches in Sorthern Northland.

Elsewhere in international club football Sorthern clubs made significant progress in the international club cup competitions. Snowspire became only the second Sorthern club to ever progress from the group stage of the TakilQuip Champions Cup, they were however knocked out in the first knockout round eventual champions CS Lac-Amédée, though only after extra-time. Castrograd meanwhile having lost in the fourth preliminary round of the Champions Cup went into the group stage of the Globe Cup where the finished behind San Solari of Commerce Heights but above Valanora's Mar Sara and Quintessence of Dust's BobBank FC to qualify for the knock-out rounds. There they made their way past Vephrall's Boalluns FE, Ad'ihan's Grand Arsenal, Candelaria And Marquez's Caires City (though only on away goals), and Valanora's FC Capri to become first Sorthern team to reach an international club cup competition final. Once there they went on to beat the Vephrese (though some commentators seemed to think Kura-Pellandi, their defence so far consists of “well they are neighbouring countries) side Poikimitagiin FE to become the first Sorthern team to lift the Globe Cup (or any of the international club cup competition for that matter). Which some might consider a bigger story than four players joining Quintessential clubs.

Shield

And with the international excitement over and done with we move to the cesspool of pointlessness that is the season opener. So pointless in fact that it is rumoured that the SNFA to have tried convincing the Septentrionian FA to host it. Not even they wanted it, so it stayed in Beningrad.

Rode Ster Amsterdam 2-0 Snowspire

Division One

At the halfway stage of the season it looked as Snowspire winning the league was merely Corcaigh lending them the trophy for a year. Top by eight points and with a far superior goal difference to everyone it looked as if all that could stop them would be their team getting struck down with swine flu. Which fortunately the rest of the division is exactly what happened. With a number of their key players missing for the next four games due to the currently in fashion illness they dropped eight points, allow Leningrad team 17th of October right back into the title race. Still recovering from the swine flu outbreak in the club, Corcaigh went on to drop twelve points in a five game spell that put 17th of October eleven points ahead of them. The last game of that spell was probably the killer in Corcaigh's hunt for the title. They lost five one. At home. To 17th of October. From their on in 17th remained untroubled for the title and in the end won it by a margin of ten points.

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  17th of October           38  24   8   6   95   64   31   80 C TQCC
   2  Corcaigh                  38  22   4  12   88   59   29   70 TQCC
   3  Snowspire                 38  20   5  13   66   60    6   65 TQCC
   4  Castrograd SC             38  17  13   8   60   43   17   64 GC
   5  East Reading              38  17  11  10   55   43   12   62 GC
   6  Heathfield United         38  18   7  13   80   60   20   61 GC
   7  Oblast Rangers            38  16   9  13   42   40    2   57
   8  Felland Marsh             38  14  11  13   67   68   -1   53
   9  Sparrowbottom Athletic    38  14   9  15   39   42   -3   51
  10  Areck Furness             38  14   8  16   54   57   -3   50
  11  James Connolly SC         38  14   6  18   64   66   -2   48
  12  Heathfield City           38  14   6  18   59   63   -4   48
  13  Actarius Athletic         38  13   9  16   47   58  -11   48
  14  Rothsbere Athletic        38  12  11  15   42   44   -2   47
  15  Vespucci                  38  12  11  15   34   44  -10   47
  16  Larne Valley Rovers       38  12  10  16   42   46   -4   46
  17  Baile an Fheirtéaraigh    38  13   6  19   61   74  -13   45
  18  Banna Rovers              38  11  10  17   36   51  -15   43 R
  19  Red Star Cork             38  11   7  20   64   87  -23   40 R
  20  FC Juahzhou               38   6  11  21   37   63  -26   29 R


Highest scoring match: 17th of October 5-4 Heathfield United
Largest home win: Felland Marsh 7-0 17th of October
Largest away win: Actarius Athletic 1-6 Castrograd SC

Second Division

The Second Division looked set to be in for one hell of a title race with two of the biggest teams in the country, Septentrionien de Finistère and Beningrad being relegated from the First Division last season. Neither of them were able to adapt however, with both at one point being right in the relegation mix. Septentrionien in particular struggled, spending a large part of the season anchored to the bottom of the table. This season will have served as a stark reminder to both clubs that if they don't go up next season, they could well be getting used to the second tier. If they even manage to stay that high up.

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  New Ireland               38  20  11   7   73   56   17   71 C SBCC
   2  Hillaton Downs            38  21   7  10   53   37   16   70 P SBCC 
   3  Fenians Sport Club        38  20   8  10   76   51   25   68 P SBCC
   4  Cobh Walkers              38  16  12  10   74   59   15   60 SBCC
   5  Windlesham Town           38  13  18   7   45   36    9   57
   6  Locomotiv Shingon         38  14  13  11   49   38   11   55
   7  Swinedon Town             38  15   9  14   36   34    2   54
   8  Newstoke                  38  15   8  15   32   34   -2   53
   9  Bimlico                   38  14   9  15   46   46    0   51
  10  Revolutionaire            38  14   9  15   60   69   -9   51
  11  Reading Town              38  13  11  14   58   59   -1   50
  12  St. Patrick's             38  13  11  14   55   61   -6   50
  13  Albion Athletic           38  15   5  18   51   64  -13   50
  14  Beningrad                 38  13   8  17   80   81   -1   47
  15  Eastlands                 38  13   7  18   48   59  -11   46
  16  CF Sept. de Finistère     38  11  11  16   54   55   -1   44
  17  Wollongo                  38  10  13  15   31   36   -5   43
  18  Hurez                     38  10  11  17   49   65  -16   41 R
  19  Floriana RMI              38  10  10  18   46   54   -8   40 R
  20  Rode Ster Amsterdam       38  10   9  19   46   68  -22   39 R


Highest scoring match: New Ireland 3-6 Beningrad
Largest home win: Reading Town 5-0 Hurez
Largest away win: Revolutionaire 1-5 Fenians Sport Club

Third Division

The key to success this season, it seems is to be on an island. Ibibis Isle won the division, whilst An Blascaod Mór win promotion courtesy of third place (this season they even managed to not have anyone die on the boat trip back to the mainland). For a whole though it seemed the key would be have your name begin with T as Tetherton, Tiletston Rovers and Tioka & Weybridge spent a large part of the season being the top three. Of those only Tetherton were able to remain there at the end of the season.

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Ibibis Isle               38  21   9   8   74   52   22   72 C
   2  Tetherton                 38  20   9   9   48   30   18   69 P
   3  An Blascaod Mór           38  16  12  10   40   30   10   60 P
   4  Amica Albion              38  15  14   9   56   39   17   59
   5  Tiletston Rovers          38  16  11  11   56   46   10   59
   6  Tioka & Weybridge         38  16  10  12   60   63   -3   58
   7  Hightop Hill              38  15  12  11   47   45    2   57
   8  Sundol Town               38  15  10  13   37   33    4   55
   9  Marx-Stadt                38  17   4  17   66   64    2   55
  10  Dún Chaoin                38  11  18   9   44   39    5   51
  11  Little Greece Olympia     38  13  11  14   39   41   -2   50
  12  Temol Colliery            38  14   8  16   46   57  -11   50
  13  Brickinwell               38  12  13  13   65   66   -1   49
  14  Fenmershe County          38  13   9  16   43   49   -6   48
  15  Durness Pottery           38  10  16  12   36   40   -4   46
  16  Lispole Strand            38   8  20  10   29   33   -4   44
  17  AFC Xaninion              38  11   8  19   50   63  -13   41
  18  Euskara Portuezki         38   8  13  17   56   65   -9   37 R
  19  Workers United            38   9   7  22   45   60  -15   34 R
  20  Carmala Sports            38   8  10  20   54   76  -22   34 R


Highest scoring match: Hightop Hill 3-5 Ibibis Isle
Largest home win: Hightop Hill 5-1 Brickinwell
Largest away win: AFC Xaninion 1-5 Marx-Stadt

Division Four

The bottom tier saw perhaps its most competitive season yet. Whilst Bannabridge won it by six points in the end, most of the season was spent with the top sport constantly changing hands and the difference between first and second being two points or less. Goal difference also played a big part as Esteghal Roudbahahr finished equal to second on points, but missed out on promotion due to a small goal difference. Sixth placed Dynamo Heltzburg meanwhile finished just two points off promotion despite finishing sixth.

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Bannabridge               38  20   6  12   84   68   16   66 C
   2  Cobre Andandala           38  16  12  10   52   34   18   60 P
   3  Southweald                38  16  12  10   69   53   16   60 P
   4  Esteghal Roudbahahr       38  16  12  10   46   40    6   60
   5  Siberene City             38  16  11  11   71   62    9   59
   6  Dynamo Heltzburg          38  16  10  12   38   36    2   58
   7  Gratnesborugh Seniors     38  14  13  11   60   56    4   55
   8  Leathton                  38  16   7  15   54   56   -2   55
   9  Porthdun Celtic           38  16   6  16   59   54    5   54
  10  Huntingsdon Athletic      38  16   6  16   54   59   -5   54
  11  Dunfar                    38  13  13  12   42   43   -1   52
  12  Racing Huntshire          38  13  12  13   56   61   -5   51
  13  Najraydah Al-Nasr         38  15   6  17   48   58  -10   51
  14  Castford                  38  14   8  16   60   60    0   50
  15  Weardbeleah               38  14   6  18   59   61   -2   48
  16  Kelubol                   38  13   9  16   54   56   -2   48
  17  Asinusford City           38  12   7  19   56   73  -17   43
  18  Gratnesborugh North       38  11   9  18   34   40   -6   42
  19  Ballynafen                38   9  13  16   56   67  -11   40
  20  Mandalan                  38  10  10  18   53   68  -15   40 Pl


Highest scoring match: Castford 8-3 Asinusford City
Largest home win: Kelubol 5-0 Ballynafen
Largest away win: Asinusford City 1-6 Bannabridge

For the first time the relegation play-off saw a contest that didn't wind up to be a foregone conclusion. A last minute winner in the first league proved to be key after Mandalan had to come from two nil down to draw the second leg and win the tie and keep their place in the SFL with a four three victory on aggregate.

Mandalan 2-1 Terondiz
Terondiz 2-2 Mandalan
Aggregate: Mandalan 4-3 Terondiz

Dreyher Island League

Oast Orient look to have regained their stranglehold on the Dreyher Island League after losing out on the title for the first time in five years last season. Already nine points behind, Huntscove looked to have given themselves a chance of turning the season around when they beat Oast 5-1 on matchday 15. Instead it only served to inspire Oast to win the remaining four games and to win the league by eighteen points.

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Oast Orient               19  12   1   6   47   35   12   37
   2  Huntscove Harriers        19   6   1  12   35   47  -12   19

Highest scoring match: Oast Orient 6-2 Huntscove Harriers

Sorthern Cup

Whilst Corcaigh continue to suffer what to them is a severe drought in the league there were able to make up for that slightly as well as to overcome the swine flu outbreak that derailed their title challenge to win their first Sorthern Cup beating last seasons league champions, Snowspire by two goals to nil in the final. Oh the non-League clubs Terondiz made it the furthest eventually losing 3-2 after extra time to Baile an Fheirtéaraigh in the fifth round.

First Round
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Little Greece Olympia 4-0 Lengden Hibernian
Dingle Town 0-2 Sporting Nothandryun
A.O. Kephoric 0-0 Windlesham Lane (0-0 AET) (A.O. Kephoric wins 3-0 on penalty kicks)
Hurez 2-1 Ballywhell
Tobermory Fridays 1-1 Snarebrook Town (1-2 AET)
Río Rápido 1-1 Recreativo de Andalenica (2-1 AET)
Hightop Hill 4-2 Ballyenna
Colswyn 0-2 Sundol Town
Esteghal Roudbahahr 1-0 Newstoke
Pitchmoor Borough 1-2 Reading Town
Atlético Valmada 0-3 Beningrad
Shaoxingang Locomotive 0-1 Teytoon
Mitingon 3-1 Putongzhou
Wennsbruck 1-0 Covan Rangers
Linginham 1-2 Leathton
Hillaton Downs 1-0 Lerdal Wanderers
Lispole Strand 0-0 Sparrowbottom Athletic (0-0 AET) (Sparrowbottom Athletic wins 4-2 on penalty kicks)
Kryton 1-2 Kelubol
Montele 1-1 Ballyvoge (2-1 AET)
Weardbeleah 2-0 Landigoll
17th of October 3-1 St Brendan
Tiletston Rovers 2-3 Olympique Amaokunn
Garcester 2-4 Actarius Athletic
Zurbitxu 0-0 Cittá di Moriose (0-0 AET) (Zurbitxu wins 2-0 on penalty kicks)
Slavija Sobrinic 1-3 Hafjizan
Bridgewest 3-1 Anijon
Chuangying 0-1 Ugaldia Athletic
FC Juahzhou 4-1 Racing Huntshire
Heiferford United 0-2 Bullasti
Conarth Corinthians 0-0 Rode Ster Amsterdam (2-1 AET)
Blemney United 3-1 Aviacíon de Valmada
New Ireland 3-0 Gormekkoyspor
Gratnesborugh Seniors 2-1 Dunderry
Tioka & Weybridge 1-0 Dilling Town
Ballynafen 3-2 Mallora
Pellbury 2-0 İznikspor
Ashvale Town 1-0 Gleanndubh
Lengden Vale 0-0 Brickinwell (1-1 AET) (Lengden Vale wins 2-0 on penalty kicks)
Euskara Anuntzibai 2-1 Aldford
Chellines 2-2 Blackthorpe Borough (3-2 AET)
Huntingsdon Town 1-0 Gratnesborugh North
Fethiyespor 2-2 Snowspire (2-3 AET)
Clann na nGael 2-1 Sengly Nomads
Tetherton 4-1 Kosespor Bilecik
Dynamo Heltzburg 1-1 Revolutionaire (1-1 AET) (Revolutionaire wins 3-0 on penalty kicks)
Libbingdon 3-1 Kryton Vale
Copsewood 1-2 Deportivo Marriallo
Cobre Andandala 2-0 Henbury
Dubhin 1-0 Valy Junction
Baile an Droichead 1-2 Terondiz
Harwick 2-2 Endleygrove (2-2 AET) (Harwick wins 2-0 on penalty kicks)
Endley Vale 3-1 Wymshill Bielica
Al-Ahly Atibiza 2-1 Taedongiju Ch'ŏllima
Castrograd SC 6-0 Lengden Town
Bimlico 4-1 Sporting de Alzia
Baile an Fheirtéaraigh 8-1 Na Piarsaigh
Spritley United 1-0 Bembonga
Oblast Rangers 1-0 Brukinsal
Southweald 0-0 Havvasaray (1-0 AET)
Red Star Cork 1-1 Dillingdon (3-1 AET)
Athlitiki Enosis Delpollos 2-2 An Blascaod Mór (2-2 AET) (Athlitiki Enosis Delpollos wins 1-0 on penalty kicks)
Vespucci 1-0 Minster
Halldvik 0-1 Tempione Calcio
Tetherton Athletic 3-1 Sanchez
Baile an Inbhear 0-2 Amica Albion
Mandalan 2-0 Havva Spor Kulübü
Swinedon Town 4-1 Landigoll Town
Lukolaurio 1-3 Workers United
Gormekbahçe 1-0 Sanliltepespor
Dunfar 1-0 Marx-Stadt
Marsa Albion 2-1 Klemer Athletic
Colswyn Bay 1-0 Asinusford City
Goienuri 1-1 Racing Anijon (1-1 AET) (Goienuri wins 2-0 on penalty kicks)
Balibo Ironworks 2-0 Huntsvale
Bordignol 0-2 Cragpeak
Bannabridge 4-1 Dún Crompán
Club de Football Septentrionien de Finistère 1-5 Felland Marsh
Arriea Town 0-0 Ronzo (0-0 AET) (Arriea Town wins 1-0 on penalty kicks)
Blemney 1-2 Fenmouth
Río Aceituna 1-5 Sorthridge
Fallonshire 1-1 Coldmouth (1-1 AET) (Fallonshire wins 1-0 on penalty kicks)
Woolington 0-4 Corcaigh
Areck Furness 1-2 Locomotiv Shingon
Murciada Balompié 1-0 Lensden Green
Leringa 2-3 Redrood
Berksbrook 0-2 Huntingsdon Athletic
Derrymór 2-4 Euskara Portuezki
Mendiana 3-1 Arhapur
Rothsbere Athletic 3-1 Heathfield United
Market Bow 3-2 Lesacourt
St Columba 1-2 Cowtford City
James Connolly SC 0-0 East Reading (0-0 AET) (East Reading wins 3-0 on penalty kicks)
Waterton 1-2 Eastlands
Zubiana 2-2 Floriana RMI (2-2 AET) (Zubiana wins 3-0 on penalty kicks)
Banna Rovers 4-0 Temol
Downminster 1-3 Telungo
Athletic Zornotza 3-0 Sosiardia
Wallingfalls Town 0-4 Dún Chaoin
Valmada 0-1 A.O. Bolaspol
Dheas Óg 3-2 Fenians SC
Río Fuerta 1-2 Castford
Huntscove Harriers 1-4 Heathfield City
Windlesham Town 4-0 Hemmingdon Town
Kleby 0-4 St. Patrick's
St Bega 0-4 Larne Valley Rovers
Barquatch 1-0 Toui
Siberene City 2-2 Albion Athletic (2-4 AET)
Dalaneg 2-1 Fenmershe County
Tanice 2-2 Marsa (2-2 AET) (Tanice wins 1-0 on penalty kicks)
Jinda 1-2 Nanchang
Wrenbrook 0-2 Murciada
Averwich Celtic 1-1 Conerlia Industrials (2-1 AET)
Limingdon 3-2 Bocester Red Star
Atxihuedo 1-2 Begderry
Najraydah Al-Nasr 1-1 Cobh Walkers (1-2 AET)
Khebusir 2-1 Ibibis Isle
Hal-Luqa Ittihad 0-1 Castlemount
Durness Pottery 1-0 Swanford
Tambo Athletic 1-1 Dún Úll (2-1 AET)
Deportivo Terondiz 3-4 Loddon Accies
AFC Xaninion 3-3 Oast Orient (4-3 AET)
Torvale 1-5 Porthdun Celtic
Red Star Livinton 0-1 Prany Vale
Temol Colliery 5-0 Curdley Vale
Lewsbury 1-3 Carmala Sports
Wollongo 3-0 AFC Tetherton
Atlético Mendiana 2-2 AFC Benchurch (2-2 AET) (Atlético Mendiana wins 1-0 on penalty kicks)


Second Round
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Bridgewest 2-1 AFC Xaninion
Cobh Walkers 1-2 Locomotiv Shingon
Southweald 2-1 Tambo Athletic
Mandalan 2-1 Endley Vale
Chellines 0-1 Banna Rovers
Gratnesborugh Seniors 2-1 Fenmouth
Snowspire 7-0 Leathton
Hafjizan 0-0 Colswyn Bay (0-0 AET) (Hafjizan wins 1-0 on penalty kicks)
Felland Marsh 8-2 Tanice
Terondiz 2-0 Cragpeak
Euskara Anuntzibai 2-5 Huntingsdon Athletic
Wollongo 4-1 Zurbitxu
Baile an Fheirtéaraigh 3-0 Castrograd SC
Hightop Hill 0-1 Khebusir
Tioka & Weybridge 3-0 Harwick
Albion Athletic 2-0 Kelubol
Durness Pottery 2-0 Sorthridge
Rothsbere Athletic 0-0 Conarth Corinthians (1-0 AET)
Reading Town 2-0 Murciada Balompié
Río Rápido 4-1 Clann na nGael
Al-Ahly Atibiza 2-2 Market Bow (2-2 AET) (Al-Ahly Atibiza wins 2-0 on penalty kicks)
Gormekbahçe 1-3 Barquatch
Deportivo Marriallo 0-5 Workers United
Zubiana 0-2 Eastlands
Dubhin 1-0 Dalaneg
Windlesham Town 2-0 Sporting Nothandryun
Swinedon Town 1-0 Tetherton Athletic
Mitingon 0-0 Olympique Amaokunn (0-1 AET)
New Ireland 2-3 Porthdun Celtic
Hurez 0-1 Euskara Portuezki
Begderry 1-0 Loddon Accies
Castlemount 3-1 Prany Vale
Castford 2-2 Weardbeleah (2-2 AET) (Weardbeleah wins 5-3 on penalty kicks)
Cowtford City 1-4 Bannabridge
Tetherton 4-0 Telungo
Montele 0-1 Wennsbruck
Ugaldia Athletic 1-3 Actarius Athletic
Murciada 0-0 FC Juahzhou (0-0 AET) (Murciada wins 3-0 on penalty kicks)
Temol Colliery 1-1 Little Greece Olympia (3-2 AET)
Sundol Town 0-0 East Reading (0-1 AET)
Ballynafen 3-0 Snarebrook Town
Marsa Albion 0-2 Blemney United
Hillaton Downs 2-1 Oblast Rangers
Larne Valley Rovers 3-0 Bullasti
Spritley United 0-0 Lengden Vale (0-0 AET) (Spritley United wins 1-0 on penalty kicks)
A.O. Bolaspol 2-1 St. Patrick's
Huntingsdon Town 2-6 Red Star Cork
Beningrad 0-1 Dún Chaoin
Limingdon 3-3 Carmala Sports (4-4 AET) (Limingdon wins 2-0 on penalty kicks)
Averwich Celtic 2-1 Athlitiki Enosis Delpollos
Balibo Ironworks 2-4 Corcaigh
Heathfield City 4-0 Libbingdon
Nanchang 2-2 Redrood (2-2 AET) (Nanchang wins 3-0 on penalty kicks)
Revolutionaire 4-0 Mendiana
A.O. Kephoric 1-1 Amica Albion (1-2 AET)
Bimlico 1-2 Vespucci
Fallonshire 1-1 Pellbury (1-1 AET) (Fallonshire wins 1-0 on penalty kicks)
Tempione Calcio 0-0 Arriea Town (1-0 AET)
Esteghal Roudbahahr 2-1 Dunfar
17th of October 5-0 Goienuri
Sparrowbottom Athletic 1-0 Cobre Andandala
Ashvale Town 2-0 Teytoon
Athletic Zornotza 2-1 Dheas Óg

Third Round
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Bridgewest 2-2 Baile an Fheirtéaraigh (2-4 AET)
Averwich Celtic 0-10 Felland Marsh
Weardbeleah 2-1 Eastlands
Castlemount 0-2 Wollongo
Dún Chaoin 0-2 Heathfield City
Bannabridge 4-4 Actarius Athletic (5-4 AET)
Wennsbruck 1-1 Euskara Portuezki (1-2 AET)
Tempione Calcio 0-2 Workers United
Durness Pottery 0-0 Tioka & Weybridge (0-2 AET)
Murciada 2-3 Ballynafen
Amica Albion 0-0 Blemney United (0-0 AET) (Blemney United wins 4-1 on penalty kicks)
Vespucci 3-0 Athletic Zornotza
Gratnesborugh Seniors 0-1 Locomotiv Shingon
Red Star Cork 5-2 Río Rápido
Hillaton Downs 5-0 Temol Colliery
Southweald 0-5 17th of October
Snowspire 2-1 Larne Valley Rovers
Terondiz 3-2 Limingdon
Reading Town 4-0 Begderry
Esteghal Roudbahahr 1-1 Porthdun Celtic (2-2 AET) (Porthdun Celtic wins 4-1 on penalty kicks)
Barquatch 2-5 Rothsbere Athletic
Khebusir 2-0 Olympique Amaokunn
Albion Athletic 2-3 Corcaigh
Swinedon Town 1-1 Huntingsdon Athletic (2-1 AET)
Revolutionaire 4-1 A.O. Bolaspol
Sparrowbottom Athletic 5-0 Fallonshire
Spritley United 0-1 Tetherton
Windlesham Town 2-3 Mandalan
Hafjizan 0-2 Banna Rovers
Al-Ahly Atibiza 0-5 East Reading
Atlético Mendiana 2-3 Nanchang
Ashvale Town 1-1 Dubhin (2-1 AET)


Fourth Round
Khebusir 1-5 Baile an Fheirtéaraigh
Ballynafen 1-4 17th of October
Nanchang 1-3 Tetherton
Rothsbere Athletic 1-0 Vespucci
Corcaigh 3-0 Mandalan
Tioka & Weybridge 2-1 Euskara Portuezki
Banna Rovers 0-0 Swinedon Town (1-0 AET)
Wollongo 0-1 Terondiz
Felland Marsh 2-1 Hillaton Downs
Weardbeleah 1-0 Bannabridge
Blemney United 2-2 Snowspire (2-3 AET)
Revolutionaire 3-0 Locomotiv Shingon
Heathfield City 2-1 Reading Town
Porthdun Celtic 2-2 Sparrowbottom Athletic (2-3 AET)
East Reading 3-1 Ashvale Town
Workers United 0-0 Red Star Cork (1-1 AET) (Red Star Cork wins 4-2 on penalty kicks)

Fifth Round
Tetherton 1-1 Banna Rovers (1-1 AET) (Banna Rovers wins 4-2 on penalty kicks)
17th of October 3-0 Tioka & Weybridge
Weardbeleah 2-2 Snowspire (2-3 AET)
Red Star Cork 1-4 Heathfield City
Corcaigh 2-1 East Reading
Rothsbere Athletic 2-2 Revolutionaire (2-2 AET) (Revolutionaire wins 3-0 on penalty kicks)
Felland Marsh 2-1 Sparrowbottom Athletic
Terondiz 2-2 Baile an Fheirtéaraigh (2-3 AET)

Quarter Final
Felland Marsh 3-2 Banna Rovers
Revolutionaire 1-3 Snowspire
Baile an Fheirtéaraigh 4-3 Heathfield City
Corcaigh 3-1 17th of October

Semi Final
Corcaigh 1-1 Baile an Fheirtéaraigh (2-1 AET)
Snowspire 5-2 Felland Marsh

Final
Snowspire 0-2 Corcaigh

International Club Cup Competition Qualifiers

Champions' Cup
17th of October
Corcaigh
Snowspire

Globe Cup
Castrograd S.C.
East Reading
Heathfield United

Series B Champions' Cup
New Ireland
Hillaton Downs
Fenians Sport Club
Cobh Walkers

International cup finals hosting bids
Champions' Cup: Lengden Road, Cardiff Scotland, 89,400
Globe Cup: Páirc Uí Rinn, Corcaigh, 70,000
Series B Champions' Cup: Kumquat Road, Little Clotaire, 19,840

by **Uiri** » Sun Aug 02, 2009 8:43 am

2104 Liga Uiri season:

Norte Division

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  FC Torio                  32  25   7   0  107   34   73   82
   2  Andor FC                  32  12  13   7   46   42    4   49
   3  RFC Rinha                 32   9   9  14   43   64  -21   36
   4  Dorin CS                  32   8   7  17   34   45  -11   31
   5  AC Torio                  32   6   4  22   34   79  -45   22

Alintej Division

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Lien RFC                  32  18   5   9   68   53   15   59
   2  CF Alea                   32  15   8   9   63   45   18   53
   3  CS Colhi                  32  10  10  12   47   46    1   40
   4  Mergul OAF                32   9  11  12   50   58   -8   38
   5  Posa SC                   32   8   6  18   46   72  -26   30

Soute Division

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  SC Movim                  32  22   4   6   82   36   46   70
   2  OAF Vimen                 32  19   8   5   64   40   24   65
   3  CD Recol                  32  13   8  11   47   44    3   47
   4  Tacao CD                  32   4  12  16   34   61  -27   24
   5  Arel CF                   32   4   4  24   42   88  -46   16

I'll be doing another season before the World Cup starts.

by **Vephrall** » Sun Aug 02, 2009 10:07 am

Collegiate Sporting Alliance
1774 POSTSEASON

Due to time constraints, we're going to just give you the goods and scram:

First Round
(1) Flaarickug 2-1 Middle Bektys
(8) Riestre State 1-0 (9) Shentarong Southern
(5) Salle 0-0 (12) East Point (0-0 AET, 1-4 PKs)
(4) Bektys State 5-1 (13) Highland
(6) Sirinis Ag 3-4 (11) Northern Darnai
(3) Sheoron 0-1 (14) Shentarong State
(7) Nenbondle 1-3 (10) Southeastern
(2) Virdys 1-0 (15) Scusenany

Quarterfinals
(1) Flaarickug 1-0 (8) Riestre State
(12) East Point 0-3 (4) Bektys State
(11) Northern Darnai 1-0 (14) Shentarong State
(10) Southeastern 3-0 (2) Virdys

Semifinals
(1) Flaarickug 3-1 (4) Bektys State
(11) Northern Darnai 3-0 (10) Southeastern

Third Place Playoff
(4) Bektys State 1-1 (10) Southeastern (2-1 AET)

Final
(1) Flaarickug 2-0 (11) Northern Darnai

In a rare occurrence, the number one seed Flaarickug University Hawks are national champions! They will be joined in the next IUCC by the Northern Darnai University Mountaineers and the Bektys State University Bulldogs. Good year for the Isthmian Conference, with two IUCC representatives.

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And speaking of the next IUCC, please note that the next edition is scheduled for 13 August. If that sounds really close, it's because, well, this last one dragged out a bit longer than usual. Let it be known that signups for the next IUCC will close Wednesday 12 August at 0400 UTC (Tuesday night at midnight on the US East Coast).

More IUCC information will be coming soon, most likely tonight.

by **Sargossa** » Mon Aug 03, 2009 4:00 am

Coming up, the SuperLiga’s final standings. First a look at how the archipelago’s last two clubs standing fared in the group stages of the Globe Cup.

El Nacional’s third appearance ended in much the same way as the first two, with a distinct failure to go any further. Despite home and away defeats to D-League side Sporting Kildare, with Sargossa internationals Carlos Candela and Marcos García Fernández in their ranks, and Ad’ihan’s Dalinn Wanderers the Gozan giants managed to snatch a few headlines with an impressive 4 – 2 win at FC Cap-Phare. That was about it.

With plenty of global cup expertise in the dugout in the form of Canderlariasian coach Hane Davies it was no real surprise that Ciudad Soluca’s first outing in the group stage went quite well. They beat group winners Boalluns FE in Soluca and even picked up a win in Davies’ old stomping ground of Caires, albeit against the city’s other side, Caires Sport. They eventually missed out by a single point.

So to the domestic game and what’s this? A SuperLiga season not all wrapped up with weeks left to go. Are you quite sure? Yes it actually happened, the title race went right down to the last game with reigning champions Sporting San Marquez and surprise package Deportivo Soluca battling it out at the top. Sporting could have secured the title four days earlier when they played their game in hand. And after the Larissan side raced into a two goal lead at the Estadio Silva over mid table Defensor the celebrations started. Prematurely as it turned out. Goals from Manzano and Expósito levelled the game, leaving Sporting still two points clear of Deportivo with a single game to go.

There would be drama at the foot of the table too as fallen giants Petro Mercada and Alianza Jucaro, both mired in the relegation zone at the halfway point, fought desperately to claw themselves away from the trapdoor. Both had put together five game unbeaten runs ahead of the last round of fixtures but both still lay in the danger zone at kickoff time. Newly promoted Machela Del Norte were the side looking nervously over their shoulder. One of the three would be starting next season in the Segunda.

With tens of millions glued to their televisions up and down the country the final round of fixtures kicked of . . .

1 min: Blink and you miss it. Barroso puts Defensor in front straight from the kickoff against Santos at the Drill Square.

2 mins: Dínamo’s Globe Cup chances have faded away and Navarro’s goal for the Rojo won’t have improved the mood at the Ciudad Deportiva.

4 mins: No pressure on relegated Rubio and it shows as Alberto Caserio rounds Muro to put the home side in front in Bayamo.

5 mins: The little upstarts are at it again. Juventudé in front at home to Ciudad and it’s Muñoz’s 24th of the season.

7 mins: Sporting are looking good to retain the title, particularly after Ordóñez fires them ahead in Cordova.

8 mins: Upstarts? Pah! Javier Pozo latches onto a knock down to equalise for Ciudad.

10 mins: An equaliser for Santos through on loan Sporting striker Galán.

10 mins: El Nacional’s Mata’s deflected drive beats Queer Poco el Mona Ara number one Petr Ollic at El Torrigal.

14 mins: Sérgio Costa looks like being the next diamond unearthed by Mercadel. His header from a corner puts the Islanders in front in Porto Alegro.

27 mins: Barroso at the double as Defensor edge in front again.

28 mins: Ibáñez pokes in from close range to level for the Azul against Mercadel.

31 mins: Batista’s twenty yard pile driver empathically levels for Dínamo in Maturín.

45 mins: Last action of the half and Canderlariasian world cup winner Zachery Adekunde has buried a header past Jaffré to give Ciudad the lead.

47 mins: Poconese international Edmundo side foots home number 21 of a very profitable season to level for Estrella at home to El Nacional.

48 mins: It’s looking bleak for the home side at the Petro Dome. Fontova’s 12th of the season has given S.C. Goza the lead in Mercada.

48 mins: Mercadel’s lightning start to the second half is rewarded with Costa’s second goal at the Estadio Azul.

54 mins: Cracking game going on at the top flight’s littlest ground with Defensor now 3 – 1 up though Fernández.

61 mins: Don’t count them out just yet. Ruiz equalises for Petro.

73 mins: They’ve turned it around. Beltrán puts Petro in front and drags them out of the relegation zone.

73 mins: Title race back on! Kinda. Matías Ramírez levels for the hosts against Sporting.

76 mins: Second goal in three minutes as Sánchez Cano grabs a third for Petro.

80 mins: Crucial goal at both ends as Escalada comes off the bench to drill Deportivo in front at the ediraf. They’re level with Sporting now and opponents Alianza are heading down.

83 mins: Rubio’s disappointing season looks at least like ending on a high with Laínez doubling their lead from the penalty spot against Dunas Del Sol.

90+ mins: A late goal or two in either Soluca or Cordova would have had major repercussions at both ends of the table but there would be no late dramas. Sporting hung on in Cordova to take the point they needed to retain the title. Petro’s win and Alianza’s defeat mean the side from Mercada leap over their Jucaro counterparts to safety.

Code: Select all: P W D L GF GA GD Pts Sp. San Marquez 38 20 11 7 60 38 22 71 (TQCC) Deportivo Soluca 38 20 11 7 56 36 20 71 (TQCC) Ciudad Soluca 38 20 8 10 59 41 18 68 (GC) El Nacional 38 18 11 9 54 40 14 65 (GC) Deportivo Cordova 38 16 15 7 53 38 15 63 Dínamo Maturín 38 17 10 11 53 42 11 61 Mercadel S.C. 38 16 9 13 50 48 2 57 Dunas Del Sol 38 16 8 14 56 41 15 56 Estrella Torreón 38 14 13 11 49 44 5 55 Juventudé 38 13 11 14 54 62 -8 50 S.C. Goza 38 12 13 13 49 46 3 49 Porto Alegro Azul 38 10 17 11 44 43 1 47 Defensor 38 12 11 15 46 51 -5 47 Cartago Rojo 38 11 13 14 53 59 -6 46 Santos 38 10 12 16 38 49 -11 42 Machala Del Norte 38 11 6 12 42 56 -14 39 Petro Mercada 38 10 9 19 34 58 -24 39 Alianza Jucaro 38 9 10 19 32 48 -16 37 (R) Rubio Bayamo 38 8 12 18 36 54 -18 36 (R) Atlético Ensenada 38 6 12 20 39 63 -24 30 (R)

There are swift returns to the SuperLiga for Moruga S.C. and Jaguarés. And the city of Maturín will host a top flight derby for the first time in twenty one years with Sportivo’s promotion from the Segunda.

A week after the final round of league fixtures Mercadal S.C. secured the final place in the Globe Cup with a 2 – 0 win over Porto Alegro Azul in the final of the Copa Sargossa at the ediraf. Marquezian Roberto Rodríguez and Alejandro Batalla got the goals for Juan Manuel Del Rios’ side.

Meaning . . .

International Cup Qualifiers

TQCC
Sporting San Marquez
Deportivo Soluca

GC
Ciudad Soluca
El Nacional
Mercadel S.C.

International Cup Finals Bid

TQCC
Independiente, Goza. Capacity: 120,000

GC
ediraf Arena, Soluca. Capacity: 85,000

SBCC
Ciudad Deportiva. Maturín. Capacity: 52,000

by **Carpathia and Ruthenia** » Mon Aug 03, 2009 5:37 pm

Carpathia and Ruthenia once again enters Monteriano for the TQCC

by **Dancougar** » Mon Aug 03, 2009 10:27 pm

Kingdom of Dancougar College Football
Season Capsules: 2045/46 Competition, 2046/47 Classification

2045/46: Last in, first out: Whenever they break down the tournament field, DSPN analysts like to talk about the teams on the bubble. Twenty four automatically qualify as conference champs and then sixteen more are chosen for a play-in round, and there's rarely ever a consensus. Each analyst has their own idea of who are the last four teams in and the first four teams out, depending on how results go on the final day. There was, however, a surprising agreement on the position of Granger Island College. At third place in the Helmut Collegiate Premier League, their 7-3-4 record was barely good enough to squeak in. They were the last team chosen by the selection committee, so little was expected of them.

The University of Shikibu was the No. 1 team in the country after rolling through the South Central at 13-2-1, putting a commanding 16-point gap between themselves and second-place Benton. The poor campaign by frequent challengers Shiratori and Kinnikun was a disappointment, but Shikibu were too strong in any case. Shapiro State was arguably stronger at 11-2-1 in the Shapiro CPL, with the nation's best goal difference doing the talking.

Code: Select all: Top 25 1 University of Shikibu 2 Shapiro State University 3 Redwood City College 4 Pembrooke Academy 5 Dancougar Royal Academy 6 Hayward College 7 Neville Island State College 8 Cyert Technical Institute 9 Hazuki State University 10 Nara College 11 Barynsk College 12 Kildare Maritime Academy 13 Thane College 14 Kimstown City College 15 Schwartzer College 16 Pollock College 17 University of Lunarossa 18 Eastern Desugaia University 19 Big Mountain State College 20 University of Shiba 21 Concannon College 22 Chastain College 23 University of Gilderome 24 Stanwix College 25 Hibiki University

So there they were, the 40th name in the hat, Granger Island going up against Akatsuki in the first round. The teams swapped 2-0 wins to force a penalty shootout, which Granger would win. Little did the fans know that it was foreshadowing of greater victories to come. Helmut's other at-large team, Branstein, also did well in the opening round, taking down No. 12 Kildare Maritime with a 1-0 road win making all the difference. All of the opening round ties were close with the exception of Chastain's 7-0 demolition of Inbit, although they would fall at the next hurdle.

Once again, it was one and done for No. 1. Shikibu were beaten by No. 13 Thane after the teams swapped away wins, but Thane's 3-1 in the first leg was enough and they outlasted their opponents 4-3. That was hardly considered an upset, though, as Thane were only two years removed from a national championship. The biggest tie of the second round was, by consensus, the matchup between No. 5 Dancougar Royal Academy and No. 7 Neville Island. The Royal Academy's road win in the first leg had their fans smelling the Sweet Sixteen, but they imploded in Yuki City. Down 3-0 at halftime, they never recovered, and Neville won 4-1 to go through 4-2 on aggregate.

Hazuki State, who downed Chastain 1-0, were starting to look good. A 5-2 aggregate win over No. 16 Pollock put them back in the quarterfinals, where they ran into Wean State, the unlikely conquerers of No. 4 Pembrooke Academy. Wean had put on a show for its home fans, winning 3-2 in the second leg of their Sweet Sixteen matchup, and in the quarterfinals against Hazuki State, they did it again: 3-1 at home saw them through. Neville Island and Granger Island also advanced to the quarterfinals, giving Lake Gandor excellent representation in the finals. But only Granger would survive, as Neville Island were beaten twice by No. 25 Hibiki.

The semifinals ensured that the title game would be a ranked team against an unranked one. Wean State had managed two quarterfinal appearances in the last three seasons, and now the semifinals... could they take that final step? Not against Granger Island, who sidestepped Wean's home magic and won 3-2 on aggregate. Their opponents would be No. 18 Eastern Desugaia University, 3-2 winners over Hibiki. That set up a tense final, a seesaw battle that ended 2-2 and went to penalties. The Desugaians missed their first two and never recovered; Granger Island College became the first champion from the Helmut CPL.

IUCC, from top to bottom: At IUCC 16, two of Dancougar's three teams made their way into the knockout stage and Pine Bluffs State eventually took the world title over Vephrall's Western Shentarong. The 1-0 scoreline proved that there was little between the teams, but it seemed like college football was still going strong. It was also a great story for Pine Bluffs, a small school isolated in the woods of nothern Zorbados. The long distances they had to travel for matches and the small home crowds didn't seem to faze them.

But then they found themselves embroiled in controversy after they failed to qualify for IUCC 17. They failed to make the tournament by finishing 6-1-9 in the Big West, but the IUCC still extended an invitation for them to defend their title. It was not the first time that a defending champion from Dancougar had failed to earn their way back and were gifted a slot, but this time, it did not come at the expense of another team. The IUCC committee granted Dancougar a special fourth slot and placed Pine Bluffs in the qualifying round, where they breezed into the final tournament after four matches against Strawberry Fields and 229 University.

But the decision didn't seem to sit well with any of the other schools in the tournament, who played even harder against the Dancougarans. Perhaps they decided it was time to send a message to the College Alliance that they weren't all that, and the special treatment was not approved. Of the four teams in the group stage, only Hazuki State escaped, and they did so as one of the best second-place teams. They lost 2-1 to North Bektys there, and in the quarterfinals, the two met once again. Bektys won 1-0, and for the first time under the current format, no Dancougar team made it to the IUCC semifinals.

Hazuki flies high at SBCC: In addition to being Dancougar's best team at the IUCC, Hazuki State University also went the deepest of all the alliance's entrants into the Series B Champions' Cup. Both Chastain and Katya City won their first round ties, but both were stomped at the next stage. Southport City needed away goals to join Hazuki State in the group stage, but they felt proud of their accomplishment, a 3-3 victory over Forest Hills of Jasiyun. No doubt the school played up the result by playing up the team's membership in the strong Paripanian system.

But as it turned out, Southport were actually a dangerous side in the tournament. In Group B, SC Filwarfin of Pasarga were left in the dust while Southport slugged it out with the other two teams for advancement. One of the strangest things analysts noticed about the group was the polarity. Every single match was a shutout, and in the end, tiebreakers were needed to separate Southport and FC Longview. Longview's 3-0 home win was superior to Southport's 1-0 result, so they had to settle for third despite a strong showing with 10 points.

Hazuki State only managed eight in their group, but that was enough to advance over Hogwang and New Cefn Albion. The group belonged to the Chorion Bluffs Knights, whose only defeat was 1-0 during a visit to the Alfred Nomura Stadium in Chuuoushi. That put them through to the knockouts, where they wrecked Areck Furness in both matches, winning 4-1 on aggregate to set up a match with Septentrionia's Richelieu AC. This time, Hazuki State were on the wrong end of a pair of defeats, bowing out to the eventual champions in the quarterfinals.

2046/47: Is two titles a dynasty? An incredible observation of the college system in Dancougar is the remarkable parity. There are 216 teams that compete in 24 leagues, and in 27 seasons, only two teams have won multiple titles, and each at least ten years apart. In that context, two titles in four seasons is nothing short of extraordinary. Thane College was nobody's pick to win a title after going 8-1-5 in the Shiba Valley. That was good enough for an at-large bid, and as Granger Island had shown in the previous year, that's really all you need. Speaking of the champs, they followed up on their title by improving from third to second in the Helmut CPL. Once again, they didn't wow anybody, but they played efficient football and nobody doubted their place in the tournament.

Code: Select all: Yuki Collegiate Premier League Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 (5) Dancougar Royal Aca 14 9 2 3 30 19 11 29 Q 2 Barclay State College 14 6 4 4 29 21 8 22 3 Carling College 14 6 4 4 21 20 1 22 4 University of Dancougar 14 6 3 5 25 18 7 21 5 Kishin Academy 14 4 6 4 24 24 0 18 6 Yuki State University 14 5 1 8 22 28 -6 16 7 Dancougar Army Academy 14 4 3 7 21 31 -10 15 8 Carling Military Inst 14 3 3 8 20 31 -11 12 Kishin Delta Collegiate Premier League Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 (19) Raizon College 16 8 4 4 24 15 9 28 Q 2 Gabthley University 16 8 3 5 23 20 3 27 Q 3 Kildare Maritime Academy 16 7 5 4 21 19 2 26 4 Nara College 16 6 6 4 22 17 5 24 5 Fujiwara State College 16 7 3 6 28 24 4 24 6 Weston Technical Inst 16 6 6 4 26 24 2 24 7 Port Royal University 16 4 6 6 17 20 -3 18 8 Eastport State University 16 3 4 9 14 19 -5 13 9 Dancougar Naval Academy 16 3 3 10 18 35 -17 12 Shiba Valley Conference Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Grandborough Tech 14 8 2 4 21 15 6 26 Q 2 Thane College 14 8 1 5 25 18 7 25 Q 3 Pembrooke Academy 14 6 4 4 28 22 6 22 4 Shiba State University 14 6 4 4 31 28 3 22 5 Shiba Technical College 14 6 2 6 19 18 1 20 6 Ochoa City College 14 5 2 7 28 38 -10 17 7 Lansing College 14 5 1 8 17 20 -3 16 8 Grandborough University 14 3 2 9 14 24 -10 11 Coastal Plains Conference Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 (16) Kanata State College 14 8 3 3 25 12 13 27 Q 2 Yuki State - Helmsley 14 7 2 5 25 17 8 23 Q 3 Hale University 14 6 2 6 19 21 -2 20 4 Pollock College 14 5 4 5 24 24 0 19 5 Yuki Technical Institute 14 5 4 5 15 16 -1 19 6 Southport City College 14 5 4 5 20 23 -3 19 7 Mandrake City College 14 4 3 7 11 15 -4 15 8 Hinata Academy 14 3 4 7 16 27 -11 13 Hazuki Collegiate Premier League Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 (24) Kasai Academy 16 9 2 5 29 23 6 29 Q 2 Mugen Bend State College 16 7 6 3 27 22 5 27 Q 3 Ouran College 16 7 3 6 26 23 3 24 4 Hazuki State University 16 7 2 7 26 25 1 23 5 Beresford College 16 6 4 6 27 24 3 22 6 University of Hazuki 16 6 3 7 22 26 -4 21 7 Kimstown City College 16 6 2 8 22 30 -8 20 8 Chester Academy 16 5 4 7 22 24 -2 19 9 Briggs College 16 4 4 8 24 28 -4 16 Big Northeast Football Conference Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Zane Island State College 14 6 6 2 21 19 2 24 Q 2 Dyson College 14 6 5 3 24 15 9 23 3 Maribito University 14 7 1 6 19 19 0 22 4 Muddy Banks State College 14 6 2 6 24 21 3 20 5 Foster College 14 5 5 4 24 24 0 20 6 Port Vigilance City Col 14 4 4 6 23 26 -3 16 7 Northeastern Masato Univ 14 4 3 7 19 25 -6 15 8 Koi Shores Technical Col 14 2 6 6 17 22 -5 12 Shinobu Valley Conference Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Reyes Academy 14 7 4 3 22 14 8 25 Q 2 Deimon City College 14 6 6 2 26 19 7 24 Q 3 Akiba College 14 5 6 3 20 17 3 21 4 Maehara University 14 6 2 6 23 22 1 20 5 Brackston College 14 4 4 6 20 22 -2 16 6 Shinobu State University 14 4 4 6 21 24 -3 16 7 Callihan College 14 5 1 8 16 25 -9 16 8 Shapiro State - Dawes Pte 14 4 3 7 19 24 -5 15 Helmut Collegiate Premier League Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 (2) Schwartzer College 14 10 2 2 31 15 16 32 Q 2 (18) Granger Island Coll 14 9 2 3 25 17 8 29 Q 3 Jena College 14 6 2 6 24 22 2 20 4 Lake Gandor State Univ 14 5 3 6 22 28 -6 18 5 University of Helmut 14 4 4 6 18 20 -2 16 6 Helmut State University 14 5 1 8 18 27 -9 16 7 Branstein College 14 4 3 7 20 23 -3 15 8 Kimei Academy 14 2 5 7 13 19 -6 11 South Central Conference Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 (7) U Shiba Grandborough 16 9 4 3 31 22 9 31 Q 2 (22) Univ of Shikibu 16 8 3 5 30 22 8 27 Q 3 Leona College 16 7 3 6 28 24 4 24 4 Crane State College 16 6 5 5 28 26 2 23 5 Shiratori University 16 6 5 5 21 21 0 23 6 Derry College 16 7 2 7 23 26 -3 23 7 Shikibu Northwestern 16 4 5 7 24 29 -5 17 8 Benton College 16 4 5 7 19 24 -5 17 9 Kinnikun College 16 2 6 8 20 30 -10 12 Red River Conference Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Seanor City College 14 7 3 4 24 19 5 24 Q 2 Waugaman City College 14 7 2 5 24 26 -2 23 3 Rizzi College 14 6 4 4 27 20 7 22 4 Raymaley College 14 5 6 3 28 22 6 21 5 Hyland College 14 6 3 5 25 23 2 21 6 Regola University 14 6 1 7 21 26 -5 19 7 Masato State University 14 5 3 6 19 23 -4 18 8 Meadowridge University 14 1 4 9 18 27 -9 7 Big West Conference Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Eastern Desugaia Univ 16 8 3 5 21 18 3 27 Q 2 Randall College 16 7 4 5 32 27 5 25 3 Air Force Academy 16 7 3 6 27 22 5 24 4 University of Desugaia 16 7 3 6 22 22 0 24 5 Friedmann College 16 6 5 5 23 23 0 23 6 Mount Fujiko State Coll 16 6 2 8 23 26 -3 20 7 Inbit College 16 4 7 5 29 27 2 19 8 Pine Bluffs State College 16 5 4 7 25 24 1 19 9 West Valley College 16 4 5 7 20 33 -13 17 Lunarossa Collegiate Premier League Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 (1) Shadyside Academy 15 11 2 2 33 12 21 35 Q 2 (8) Stanwix College 15 10 1 4 26 14 12 31 Q 3 (12) Baum State College 15 9 4 2 23 13 10 31 Q 4 (21) Craig State College 15 8 3 4 23 17 6 27 Q 5 Neville Island St Coll 15 7 4 4 25 18 7 25 6 Shuuei Academy 15 6 3 6 22 20 2 21 7 Bigelow University 15 6 3 6 22 23 -1 21 8 Bouquet College 15 6 3 6 25 30 -5 21 9 Lunarossa State Univ 15 5 4 6 23 22 1 19 10 Morewood Technical Inst 15 5 4 6 16 21 -5 19 11 Aiken College 15 5 3 7 24 23 1 18 12 Wightman College 15 4 5 6 20 22 -2 17 13 Negley Run Academy 15 4 5 6 18 23 -5 17 14 University of Lunarossa 15 3 3 9 12 24 -12 12 15 Forbes College 15 2 4 9 15 30 -15 10 16 Lakeport University 15 2 3 10 18 33 -15 9 Big North Conference Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Hibiki University 16 8 4 4 26 23 3 28 Q 2 Baptista College 16 7 5 4 26 23 3 26 Q 3 Billick College 16 7 3 6 23 28 -5 24 4 Wenger College 16 5 8 3 26 19 7 23 5 Kotetsu Tech 16 6 5 5 23 21 2 23 6 Kabuto University 16 5 4 7 25 23 2 19 7 University of Masato 16 5 4 7 27 27 0 19 8 Gotei College 16 4 5 7 21 25 -4 17 9 Tetsuya State College 16 5 2 9 19 27 -8 17 Metro East Football Conference Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Purnell College 14 8 3 3 29 22 7 27 Q 2 Doherty College 14 7 2 5 20 17 3 23 3 Wean State College 14 6 4 4 23 18 5 22 4 Cyert Technical Institute 14 6 3 5 26 20 6 21 5 Morrison College 14 5 6 3 26 23 3 21 6 Porter College 14 5 2 7 17 23 -6 17 7 Hamerschlag University 14 4 1 9 13 24 -11 13 8 Hornbostel University 14 3 3 8 20 27 -7 12 Igor Valley Conference Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 (6) Katya City College 14 10 1 3 31 14 17 31 Q 2 (17) Barynsk College 14 8 3 3 28 15 13 27 Q 3 University of Igor 14 6 4 4 17 20 -3 22 4 South Kotaru State Univ 14 5 2 7 18 20 -2 17 5 Earlsburg College 14 5 2 7 18 20 -2 17 6 Andrews College 14 5 2 7 16 25 -9 17 7 Darrough University 14 4 4 6 25 27 -2 16 8 Pearson University 14 3 2 9 15 27 -12 11 Big East Conference Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 (4) Amesborough College 14 9 3 2 31 17 14 30 Q 2 (10) Amada University 14 8 4 2 24 15 9 28 Q 3 (23) Univ of Fujiwara 14 7 4 3 28 21 7 25 Q 4 University of Juusenkitai 14 8 0 6 28 22 6 24 5 Daikon Academy 14 7 2 5 21 18 3 23 6 Seiei University 14 6 3 5 29 22 7 21 7 Moore-Worth College 14 6 2 6 24 25 -1 20 8 Chirico College 14 6 2 6 18 21 -3 20 9 Vartla City College 14 5 3 6 27 24 3 18 10 Sanders College 14 3 8 3 20 20 0 17 11 Konoha Academy 14 3 7 4 25 25 0 16 12 Marble Cliffs State Col 14 4 4 6 21 23 -2 16 13 Jefferson College 14 5 1 8 17 27 -10 16 14 Mainstead City College 14 2 4 8 12 27 -15 10 15 Masaharu College 14 1 3 10 10 28 -18 6 Shapiro Collegiate Premier League Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 (3) Bremley College 14 10 3 1 25 10 15 33 Q 2 Shapiro State University 14 7 2 5 21 15 6 23 3 Canton College 14 7 2 5 24 20 4 23 4 Eimoto College 14 6 3 5 22 14 8 21 5 Castillo University 14 5 1 8 21 28 -7 16 6 Karin Technical School 14 3 6 5 16 22 -6 15 7 Souichiro City University 14 4 3 7 17 26 -9 15 8 Gekiban College 14 2 4 8 14 25 -11 10 Kishin Plains Conference Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 (20) Frickstowne College 14 8 3 3 31 19 12 27 Q 2 Clay Academy 14 7 2 5 24 18 6 23 3 University of Shiba 14 7 2 5 23 20 3 23 4 Bloomfield College 14 6 4 4 23 18 5 22 5 Carnegie Technical Inst 14 7 1 6 17 20 -3 22 6 Herron University 14 4 6 4 21 22 -1 18 7 Buhlsborough City College 14 4 3 7 19 27 -8 15 8 Montefiore College 14 1 3 10 18 32 -14 6 Kotaru Collegiate Premier League Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Akasaka University 14 8 2 4 18 13 5 26 Q 2 Hinamizawa College 14 8 1 5 22 16 6 25 3 Irie City College 14 6 3 5 24 21 3 21 4 Takano University 14 5 5 4 16 14 2 20 5 Kotaru University 14 5 3 6 20 23 -3 18 6 Ryuugu Academy 14 4 5 5 20 22 -2 17 7 Okinomiya Academy 14 4 4 6 15 19 -4 16 8 Furude College 14 3 3 8 19 26 -7 12 Gilderome River Conference Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 (11) Pleasanton College 16 9 4 3 26 14 12 31 Q 2 (14) Univ of Zorbados 16 9 3 4 35 22 13 30 Q 3 Concannon College 16 9 1 6 31 27 4 28 4 University of Gilderome 16 7 4 5 25 19 6 25 5 Murrieta University 16 6 5 5 26 31 -5 23 6 Vasco College 16 5 4 7 28 35 -7 19 7 Shadow Cliffs State Col 16 5 3 8 18 24 -6 18 8 Portola City College 16 5 2 9 21 27 -6 17 9 Stoneridge University 16 3 2 11 14 25 -11 11 Northern Plains Conference Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 (15) Chastain College 16 8 6 2 31 20 11 30 Q 2 Akatsuki University 16 9 2 5 26 20 6 29 3 Angel Grove State College 16 7 4 5 23 19 4 25 4 Big Mountain State Col 16 7 4 5 24 23 1 25 5 Stoneridge Technical Inst 16 6 6 4 21 14 7 24 6 Gilderome State Univ 16 6 4 6 22 21 1 22 7 Donovan Academy 16 5 3 8 18 26 -8 18 8 Daigoji College 16 3 3 10 14 27 -13 12 9 Misamaru College 16 1 8 7 18 27 -9 11 Shikibu Collegiate Premier League Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Donneley College 14 7 4 3 26 15 11 25 Q 2 Ledesma College 14 7 3 4 25 23 2 24 3 Nikkei Academy 14 6 4 4 23 23 0 22 4 Ogasawara City College 14 5 4 5 23 30 -7 19 5 Monagham State College 14 4 6 4 21 19 2 18 6 Port Gintoki University 14 5 2 7 24 24 0 17 7 Stoddart-McLean College 14 4 5 5 14 15 -1 17 8 Ladsdburg College 14 4 0 10 17 24 -7 12 Sullivan Collegiate Premier League Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 (13) Trafford Tech Inst 16 8 7 1 31 16 15 31 Q 2 (25) Coraopolis Univ 16 7 6 3 23 18 5 27 Q 3 Monroeville College 16 8 3 5 22 22 0 27 4 Glassport City College 16 6 4 6 26 20 6 22 5 Sullivan State University 16 5 6 5 22 20 2 21 6 Mifflin College 16 6 3 7 23 30 -7 21 7 University of Sullivan 16 3 7 6 20 25 -5 16 8 Wexford College 16 4 3 9 20 27 -7 15 9 Kensington University 16 3 5 8 19 28 -9 14 Keats Island Collegiate Premier League Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 (9) Berkeley State Univ 16 9 4 3 31 20 11 31 Q 2 Keats Island University 16 7 4 5 29 26 3 25 3 Hayward College 16 8 1 7 28 25 3 25 4 Redwood City College 16 5 7 4 32 29 3 22 5 Alameda Academy 16 6 4 6 24 23 1 22 6 Mountain View State Col 16 6 3 7 24 26 -2 21 7 Richmond College 16 5 4 7 19 25 -6 19 8 Fremont University 16 4 5 7 14 20 -6 17 9 Millbrae University 16 3 6 7 22 29 -7 15

Concannon and Akatsuki raised a big stink over being omitted in favor of arguably weaker Baptista and Deimon City teams, while once again, there were big hauls by the Lunarossa CPL and Big East. It was getting to the point where that sort of thing was expected, and their opponents would sort out the imbalance by winning in the opening round.

Mugen Bend State College 0-1 (#17) Barynsk College
(#12) Baum State College 3-4 (#14) University of Zorbados
Deimon City College 3-2 (#18) Granger Island College
Baptista College 2-3 (#25) Coraopolis University
Yuki State at Helmsley 3-4 (#23) University of Fujiwara
Thane College 4-3 Gabthley University
(#10) Amada University 2-3 (#21) Craig State College
(#8) Stanwix College 1-3 (#22) University of Shikibu

Sure enough, two of Lunarossa's teams were down when Standiwx and Baum State bowed out. At least some face was saved when Craig State advanced from a showdown with Big East beast Amada University, 3-2. The shock of the round was Deimon City proving that they belonged, dismissing the champs 3-2 on aggregate.

(#19) Raizon College 6-2 (#4) Amesborough College
(#25) Coraopolis University 4-4p (#15) Chastain College
(#17) Barynsk College 2-6 Hibiki University
Seanor City College 5-3 (#6) Katya City College
Grandborough Tech 2p-2 (#20) Frickstowne College
(#7) University of Shiba at Grandborough 5-6 (#24) Kasai Academy
(#23) University of Fujiwara 3p-3 Reyes Academy
Thane College 4-3 (#22) University of Shikibu
Donneley College 5-3 Akasaka University
(#1) Shadyside Academy 4-2 Eastern Desugaia University
(#3) Bremley College 3-4 (#9) Berkeley State University
(#14) University of Zorbados 1-2 (#21) Craig State College
(#16) Kanata State College 4-2 (#2) Schwartzer College
(#5) Dancougar Royal Academy 1-5 Zane Island State College
Purnell College 4-2 Deimon City College
(#13) Trafford Technical Institute 5-2 (#11) Pleasanton College

Well, so much for that, as Demon City were downed by Purnell. More exciting for fans was the fact that No. 1 survived the opening round, as Shadyside got past previous finalist Eastern Desugaia 4-2. But other top seeds were dropping like flies. No. 2 Schwartzer were done. No. 3 Bremley bowed down to No. 9 Berkeley in a highly-charged tie. No. 4 Amesborough were pummeled into submission, and it was even worse for No. 5 Dancougar Royal Academy. It was actually Berkeley who joined Shadyside as the only surviving Top Ten teams.

Grandborough Tech 3-4 (#16) Kanata State College
(#9) Berkeley State University 2-4 (#1) Shadyside Academy
(#24) Kasai Academy 6-4 Hibiki University
Thane College 3-2 Donneley College
(#15) Chastain College 2-1 Zane Island State College
(#13) Trafford Technical Institute 2-5 Seanor City College
(#21) Craig State College 4-5 Purnell College
(#23) University of Fujiwara 2-0 (#19) Raizon College

And of course, the random draw conspired that the two would meet in the quarterfinals. Shadyside were on the right end of that one, a pair of 2-1 wins seeing them through to the quarterfinals. But with the field now wide open, the entertainment value went up as teams went for broke. No. 24 Kasai and Hibiki put up ten goals in their two legs, and it was such that Hibiki's 3-0 win in the second leg hardly put a dent in Kasai's advantage. Purnell squeaked past No. 21 Craig State in a nine-goal thriller.

(#15) Chastain College 2-1 Purnell College
Seanor City College 2-0 (#23) University of Fujiwara
Thane College 2-0 (#16) Kanata State College
(#1) Shadyside Academy 0-2 (#24) Kasai Academy

Seanor City and Thane were cruising under the radar, but people took notice after they shut down their quarterfinal opponents. Shadyside's loss to Kasai ensured that the Big East and Lunarossa were once again shut out of the big game despite ponying up the most competitors. Purnell's run ended at the hands of No. 15 Chastain, who were starting to feel good about their chances of winning the school's first title.

Seanor City College 6-5 (#24) Kasai Academy
Thane College 4-3 (#15) Chastain College

Or not. But there was no doubting the quality of the victors. Although they may have been unranked, each turned up the pressure when it mattered. Seanor City lost the first leg at home 3-2, giving Kasai a food in the final. As if the loss wasn't bad enough, three away goals were almost impossible to make up, right? Well, they went up 3-0 at halftime in the second leg and held on for a 4-2 victory, giving them a 6-5 aggregate victory. Elsewhere, Thane won their first leg 3-1 at home and saw it evaporate in the first half at Chastain. Now 3-3 and disadvantaged on away goals, Thane needed a miracle. An 83rd-minute strike made it 4-3 and sent them into the final.

Collegiate Grand Final
Seanor City College 1-2 Thane College

The championship game could have been a letdown after the exciting semifinals which preceded it, but Thane and Seanor City did not disappoint. A tense, scoreless first half gave way to a free-flowing second, as the floodgates opened on a series of goals. Thane got two in quick succession and held off a frantic comeback to win their second title in four years, giving them some claim to the best program in recent memory.

Dancougar annouces international qualifiers: There would be no problems with the IUCC this year, with no defending champion out of Dancougar to muck up the works. The College Alliance has announced, however, that should a team from Dancougar win a future IUCC, it will grand them one of the slots at the expense of the other teams in order to avoid the situation in IUCC 17.

The biggest movement was Seanor City turning down their placement at SBCC2 in order to participate in the IUCC instead, which bumped up Shadyside Academy.

IUCC1: Thane College (national champion)
IUCC2: Seanor City College (national finalist; deferred SBCC2)
IUCC3: #24 Kasai Academy (College Alliance selection; national semifinalist)

SBCC1: Thane College (national champion)
SBCC2: #1 Shadyside Academy (regular season #1; national quarterfinalist)
SBCC3: #15 Chastain College (fan voting; national semifinalist)
SBCC4: #23 University of Fujisawara (College Alliance selection; national quarterfinalist)

by **Pays de Horreur** » Tue Aug 04, 2009 7:53 am

Presenting The Inaugural Horreur League Live and Undead from Pays de Horreur

The 20 teams who will battle it out are....

Minara Raiders – Out in the desert of Minara stands the magnificent pyramids where grave robbers and treasure seekers have awoken the deceased King’s. The revived mummified corpses of Ancient Pharaoh’s and their slaves have risen and with their gold stolen look to reclaim some by winning the Horreur League.

Skivash Wolves – Lycanthropy – becoming a werewolf, brings with it increased strength, speed and agility. The team consists entirely of werewolves with the Alpha male Bane acting as team captain. Whether stalking prey or prowling the box the Wolves are an attack minded team expect goals galore as they play a 4-2-4 formation.

St. Judas Insanatorium – Pays De Horreur is not just a nation of nightmare creatures, humans live here as well. But as any sociologist will tell you, man is the biggest monster of all. St. Judas enters the league with a team of criminally insane patients just because they need the exercise. Throw-ins have become an issue with straight jackets, as has goal keeping, expect them to leak goals.

Ordsall Giants – Not technically giants, but standing at an average height of 8ft these behemoths are a big challenge (no pun). Not blessed with much technical ability or pace they stand tall and make a supremely difficult team to break down defensively. Expect goals to come from corners.

Venmore Greenskins – Goblins make up a minor component of Pays de Horreur inhabitants, but enough to have a football team. These mischievous man-size monsters are known to cheat and cause general aggravation, but other than being a nuisance don’t expect much of them.

Z.Z. Zombies – Zombification is rife in Pays de Horreur and Z.Z. Zombies are one of the bigger zombie teams. Expect them to attack in numbers, weak defensively and slow down the wings. Die hard fans can be killed with a single shot to the head.

Blackwell Darkwings – The “true-blood” vampires only team. Born vampires consider football a ridiculous game and beyond their noble pursuits, however a small outside faction of the younger set like to utilize their enhanced speed and strength to play sports. And to prove their dominance over the “converted” vampires.

Thelwell 666ers – A group of Satanists whose interests go beyond chanting, fire and devil worship. Humans with no added abilities, so average right across the board. The fans can be a little crazed and often flares or goat’s heads will go off in the stands.

Trioxin Labs– Trioxin somehow got into the ground and “revitalized” a few of the undead citizens of Pays de Horreur. Feeling a tad at fault for the whole incident OriginChemicals who own Trioxin employed the shambling hordes and created a work force football team. Another zombie team, similarly lacking pace with a terrible defense.

Colt Valley Titans – Similar stature to the giants, just lacking one eye. The cycloptic team struggle with their depth perception and as such goal keeping, throwing and even kicking the ball proves difficult. But with most of the team towering over 8.5ft their sheer size makes them formidable opponents.

Coxsmith Magic – With their abilities limited to maintain competitiveness Coxsmith Magic are a team of genies. Don’t expect them to do much, with their magic capabilities restricted they are essentially semi-gaseous masses of potential.

Blackwell Renegades – Transformed into vampires in the town of Blackwell, the Renegades formed as an anti-establishment team looking to disrupt the “true-bloods” in the Horreur League. Another team with enhanced pace, strength and agility the Renegades are a good team who a lot can be expected from.

Abmorph Rangers – A well assembled team, with assembled acting as the operative word. Dr. Caine put together the Rangers from parts of professional sports people he believed would be beneficial for football. Well rounded players, each with a footballing brain. Their downfall is their lack of freewill which has those lacking instruction standing aimlessly.

Blackwell Cavaliers – A consignment of Trioxin somehow made its way into the barracks of the Blackwell Cavaliers and infected all the soldiers. Athletic, strong and regimented but at the core still just zombies. The well drilled team will make life difficult for the enemy and will do all in their zombie minds to meet their objective.

Portdiabolic Buccaneers – Human mercenaries after the greatest prize available in Pays de Horreur. Possessed by demonic spirits the buccaneers do the bidding of the demon controlling them, which is simply to win the Horreur League. If they prove capable they will be released from the possession of the spirit.

Abmorph Ravens – Goth inspired vampires may not be the most obvious of football fans, but dressed entirely in black and brooding over their poor goal difference they make passionate fans. The team reflects the fans and often loses interest in a game and prefer to sit in the dark, smoke a cigarette and drink Chartreuse.

Cobalt Lake Grizzlies – Grizzly by name, grizzly by nature, the bigger hairier cousins of the Skivash Wolves the CL Grizzlies are strong, fast and mean. They can tear through a defence and are very tactically minded, often attacking in a large group.

Skivash Marauders – Skeletal remains don’t make the most solid of defenders but doing the bidding of their master they do a great job. The vampire lord Malavesh commands his XI soldiers and substitutes go forth and win the league and prove his dalliances in the black arts were worth their while.

West Gismark Buffalos – Part man part bull, Minotaurs aren’t very good at football, with a habit of chasing the ball and leaving massive gaps in defence. Don’t anticipate them making a charge up the league as their attacking leaves something to be desired.

Fangor Angels – Satan’s minions or not, these players were once angels. Direct rivals of the 666ers whose chanting and sacrificing of goats is too theatrical for those who fell from heaven. Wingless and without wingers, the Angels play a 5-3-2 and play deep defence.

by **Starblaydia** » Tue Aug 04, 2009 1:52 pm

Liga Starblaydia Season '01/02
Who will be crowned the 84th Liga Starblaydia Champions in 2102?
And who will enter the 16th TQCC and its associated tournaments?

Liga Starblaydia, Season 84

 Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   C  Telecontarë               30  19   6   5   87   53   34   63 TQCC
   2  Corinthian Spirits        30  18   5   7   86   59   27   59 GC
   3  Foxchester Raiders        30  15  10   5   90   60   30   55 GC
   4  Iskara Daii               30  15   4  11   95   70   25   49 TQCC *
   -  --------------------      --  --  --  --   --   --  ---   -- 
   5  Malta Lines               30  13   8   9   46   48   -2   47 GC *
   6  Hallad Reavers            30  13   5  12   64   58    6   44
   7  Karak Ungor Chiefs        30  12   8  10   66   72   -6   44
   8  Paricone Athletic FC      30  11  10   9   72   74   -2   43
   9  FC Farça                  30  11   7  12   73   64    9   40
  10  Tabeck FC                 30  10   9  11   70   73   -3   39
  11  Hecia                     30  10   8  12   65   60    5   38
  12  Jhanna City               30  10   8  12   71   83  -12   38
  13  Montepool Waves           30  12   1  17   57   72  -15   37
   -  --------------------      --  --  --  --   --   --  ---   --
  RR  Cedrus Soundgardia        30  10   4  16   73   76   -3   34
  RR  Tournetas                 30   6   4  20   52   96  -44   22
  RR  Lavingrad Wanderers       30   3   7  20   54  103  -49   16

*Iskara Daii won the Tiberius Cup, therefore enter the TQCC instead of the GC, while Malta Lines enter the GC in their place.

Liga Omega

 Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   P  Vecchio Victors           30  16   6   8   72   50   22   54 SBCC
   P  Beverington Hawks         30  16   5   9   53   41   12   53 SBCC
   P  Internashionale           30  14   7   9   78   56   22   49 SBCC
   -  --------------------      --  --  --  --   --   --  ---   -- 
   4  Tribe Urjali              30  14   7   9   62   44   18   49
   5  Basian Valley             30  14   6  10   62   54    8   48
   6  Archaeos Judiciary FC     30  12   9   9   50   46    4   45
   7  Hersch Albion             30  13   5  12   53   56   -3   44
   8  Port Cythera              30  12   6  12   52   50    2   42
   9  Penningworth United       30  11   7  12   51   44    7   40
  10  Sciuntis Stars            30  11   6  13   45   44    1   39
  11  Widdrington Wolves        30  11   6  13   58   71  -13   39
  12  Jhanna United             30  10   8  12   42   49   -7   38
  13  Veles                     30  10   5  15   42   62  -20   35
   -  --------------------      --  --  --  --   --   --  ---   -- 
  RR  Sporting Salicus          30   8   9  13   48   64  -16   33
  RR  Ionia United              30   9   4  17   43   63  -20   31
  RR  Tuncastle Rovers          30   6  10  14   26   43  -17   28

Liga Minora

 Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   P  Cedrus Islanders          28  19   2   7   52   26   26   59
   P  Hippion Heartland         28  18   5   5   43   19   24   59
   P  Real Nidola               28  14   8   6   50   34   16   50
   -  --------------------      --  --  --  --   --   --  ---   -- 
   4  Tabeck Cefn Druids        28  13   6   9   57   43   14   45
   5  Fraxinus Codexus          28  13   5  10   48   39    9   44
   6  Penningworth Rorcn        28  11   7  10   27   28   -1   40
   7  Nemya Hostspurs           28  10   7  11   54   56   -2   37
   8  Sciapos Spruits           28  11   3  14   37   50  -13   36
   9  Nidola United             28   7  12   9   40   44   -4   33
  10  Hallad City               28   8   8  12   47   48   -1   32
  11  Tournet Nicks             28   8   8  12   35   46  -11   32
  12  Torpedo Bisarley          28   7  10  11   29   42  -13   31
  13  Samosisos Blues           28   7   9  12   23   28   -5   30
  14  Hernsworth Cubs           28   8   6  14   31   43  -12   30
  15  Athletico Sciuntis        28   6   4  18   44   71  -27   22

Tiberius Cup Winners
Congratulations to Iskara Daii on their 10th Tiberius Cup win, their third Cup win since the hiatus, and their first since way back in 2086.

International Cup Final Hosting Bids
TQCC: Stadii Di Bradini, Jhanna (196,754 capacity)
GC: Stadii Di Quercus, Farça (99,000 capacity)

by **Newmanistan** » Wed Aug 05, 2009 9:21 am

NPL Season Preview

TRANSFERS:

Incoming:
Zahid Mohammed (Akbarabad) —> Dover City
Paige MacAdam (Cassadaigua) —> South Charlotte
David Fallow (Silexhera) —> Loudon
David Sporadic (Silexhera) —> Ashland
Kelvin Hayes (Silexhera) —> Stroudsbourg
Yamir Singh (Steroga) —> South Charlotte
Soumil Naidu (Steroga) —> Rushville
Sanjay Naidu (Steroga) —> Rushville
Wanner Padawan (Taeshan) —> Springfield
Adam Fortune (Taeshan) —> Dover City
Viktor Eklund (Toyur) —> Loudon
Paul Olofsson (Toyur) —> Southport
Mattais Sjodin (Toyur) —> Pittstown
Harry Burke (Valipac) —> Seminole Bay

Outgoing:

Clint Markota (Free Agent) —> Dínamo Maturín (Sargossa)
Ryan McAllister (Free Agent) —> Serrano (Cafundeu)
Brian Prescott (Dover City) —> Central United (Cafundeu)
Ken Scarano (Seminole Bay) —> Forsinthe United (Valipac)

Significant Internal Moves:
Jennifer Bennett (Seminole Bay) —> Centralia

Team- Olympia Gladiators
Predicted Finish- 1st
Top three Players- Jason Hargrove (GK), Paul Barclay (Dancougar)- D, Michael Bosler- ST
Local Media Says- This is the year. Olympia has been knocking on the door for several years now, and they have never had a more complete team. The mix of veterans and youth is terrific. Team is pretty much in tact from last year, so they should have great chemistry from the start.

Team- Loudon Leopards
Predicted Finish- 2nd
Top three Players- Marco Antonio Ortiz ( C & M)- D, Francesco Avola ( C & M)- M, Viktor Eklund (Toyur)- F
Local Media Says- The most international team in the NPL is now up to seven foreign starters from five countries. The champion from two seasons ago expects to have a great shot at it once again. David Fallow, a goalkeeper from Silexhera will have a lot riding on him from the beginning.

Team- Centralia Cougars
Predicted Finish- 3rd
Top three Players- Jennifer Bennett- GK, Gene Sharman (Qazox)- D, Meghan Burns (Cassadaigua)- M
Local Media Says- Casey Berber (Dancougar) becomes the first foreign head coach of an NPL team after a stellar career as a Cougar defender. (Predecessor James Martin retired). Centralia is still dominant in the back, and the addition of Bennett is absolutely huge.

Team- Springfield Thoroughbreds
Predicted Finish- 4th
Top three Players- Angel Kenworthy (Qazox)- ST, Stacie Kerrigan-Fraser (Cassadaigua)- ST, Brett Carlson- ST
Local Media Says- The three strikers will continue to make up the most potent offense in the NPL, and the defending champion Thoroughbreds should be in the mix again. They still have holes in the back which can be exploited.

Team- Tundra Falls Mariners
Predicted Finish- 5th
Top three Players- Shawn O’Connell- D, Kiersten Reschke (Cassadaigua)- D, Reginald Gillispie (Qazox)- M
Local Media Says- The youngest team in the NPL will get even younger as Starblaydi Natalie Jensen will be the full-time starting keeper. The 18-year old will play behind a very young but extremely talented defense. Still more of a team for the future then the present, but they are getting closer.

Team- Dover City Mountaineers
Predicted Finish- 6th
Star Players- Brian Carver (Secristan)- GK, Adam Fortune (Taeshan)- D, Zahid Mohammed (Akbarabad)- ST
Local Media Says- The addition of both Fortune and Mohammed should get the Mountaineers back to where their fans expect, and contending for championships instead of toiling in the middle of the pack. Six of their eleven starters are foreign, from five countries.

Team- Pocono City Capitals
Predicted Finish- 7th
Top three Players- Julio Cesar (Cafundeu)- D, Brett Mumford (Qazox)- D, Kim Taeyeong (Daehanjeiguk)- D
Local Media Says- Pock City will be a threat, but a weakness in goal with the retirement of Bykovsky will keep them from being too good. Fortunately, a veteran defense is the strength of the team. Team could use more up front, also.

Team- South Tier Seagulls
Predicted Finish- 8th
Top three Players- Andrew McClure- GK, Curtis Stilwell- D, Matt Forsythe- ST
Local Media Says- The Seagulls have quietly been improving their team with homegrown talent while others have looked to the transfer market and it should show this year.

Team- Southport Tigers
Predicted Finish- 9th
Top three Players- Christina Schubert (D), Brian Sweeney- D, Meghan Vilardi- M
Local Media Says- The Tigers are a very young team, with an aging goalkeeper. This is the recipe for a good season, but probably with some frustrating setbacks along the way.

Team- Putnam Lake Eagles
Predicted Finish- 10th
Top three Players- Scottie Morton- D, Jeb Sharong (Starblaydia)- M, Alex Hyatt- ST
Local Media Says- The Eagles had a couple of key retirements over the last season, and they really were not able to pick up any big time replacements. This will hurt a team that has been in recovery mode for the last few years, anyway.

Team- North Charlotte Wildcats
Predicted Finish- 11th
Top three Players- Chris Zapolski- D, Mark Chatman- D, Brianna Pierson (Cassadaigua)- ST
Local Media Says- The Wildcats continue to be a team on the rise, and they will put a very similar team on the field. They are strong defensively, and if they ever get an offense to match, then lookout.

Team- South Charlotte Condors
Predicted Finish- 12th
Top three Players- Amber Pena (Arroza)- M, Jessica McElroy- M, Jessica Schanke (Cassadaigua)- ST
Local Media Says- One of those teams that does everything good but does nothing great, and hence, they fall in the middle of the table. Charlotte fans would get a thrill from North and South finishing consecutively like this, if it occurred.

Team- Brighton Bulls
Predicted Finish- 13th
Top three Players- Chris Zelenski- D, Scott Zelenski- D, Eric Givens- M
Local Media Says- Mark McCafferty continues to try have Brighton follow the Centralia model of success, the team is now a consistent mid-table finisher.

Team- Pittstown Miners
Predicted Finish- 14th
Top three Players- Michael Madsen- GK, Mattais Sjodin (Toyur)- D, Jarred Halsey- M
Local Media Says- Pittstown over the last few years has attempted to make a enough of a splash in the overseas market to ensure themselves of staying at the level. Former World Cup starting keeper Kevin Dalton has done a terrific job with the team.

Team- Hampton Bulldogs
Predicted Finish- 15th
Top three Players- Chris Poole- D, Anthony Caruso (Secristan)- D, Kevin Hamilton- ST
Local Media Says- After their one year stay in the B League, the Bulldogs seem to have learned their lesson and have been much smarter. A solid defense should give them an edge over other bottom-third teams.

Team- Daytopia Racers
Predicted Finish- 16th
Top three Players- Anthony Baldwin (GK), Kris Clemons- D, Jim Heirman- ST
Local Media Says- With Di Bradini Cup 11 starter Baldwin guarding the goal, the Racers should be able to steal points against stronger teams and hold off the weaker teams.

Team- Ashland Oilers
Predicted Finish- 17th
Top three Players- Bradley Nicodomo (Rennidan)- GK, David Sporadic (Silexhera)- M, Kevin Trafelski- ST
Local Media says- The addition of Sproadic will likely keep them from worry about relegation.

Team- Stroudsbourg Panthers
Predicted Finish- 18th
Top three Players- Collin Deryck (Rennidan)- GK, Jeremy Blankenship- M, Kelvin Hayes (Silexhera)- F
Local Media Says- The Panthers continue to look for cheap international transfers, and they bring a couple in this year.

Team- Rushville Monarchs
Predicted Finish- 19th
Top three Players- Stanley Salone- GK, Soumil Naidu (Steroga)- D, Sanjay Naidu (Steroga)- D
Local Media Says- Even though some are wondering if Salone was overhyped since he was bypassed by Baldwin in starting for Di Bradini 11, look for him, and the physical Sterogans to get some victories.

Team- West Penthoria Marlins
Predicted Finish- 20th
Top three Players- Adam DeRosier- D, Edward Zimmerman- M, Matt Chenault- ST
Local Media Says- The Marlins come up from the B League, and look like they will have just enough to stay a while.

Team- Seminole Bay Gators
Predicted Finish- 21st
Top three Players- Harry Burke- G, John Schaefer- D, Kurt Bowen- M
Local Media Says- After selling Jennifer Bennett to Centralia, the Gators went out and brought in Harry Burke from Valipac. This signing should allow an otherwise awful Gators team to stay in the NPL and have more time to build their team.

Team- Fairfield City Admirals
Predicted Finish- 22nd
Top three Players- Mark Brockway- D, Andrew Carrion- M, Chris Angsten- ST
Local Media Says- Unlike Hampton, the Admirals did not learn their lesson from their one year stay at the bottom, and now will be paying the price by going back.

Team-Portsmouth Whalers
Predicted Finish- 23rd
Top three Players- Scott Nolan- D, Mike Houston- M, Chris Vincelli- ST
Local Media Says- Portsmouth fans are used to bouncing up and down between the NPL and the B league, so a demotion won’t be a surprise.

Team- Dover Town Mountain Lions
Predicted Finish- 24th
Top three Players-Michael Schaffer- D, Eric Meehan- M, John Bosway- M
Local Media Says- Poor team that probably can’t wait to get loans from Dover City again once they get relegated.

by **Quintessence of Dust** » Wed Aug 05, 2009 9:31 am

Might not be able to do much fancy before the deadline, so I'm posting this without any shirts and tails; I will try to do a round-up post that, I hope, will allow me some RP bonus. In the meantime:

TQCC:
1. BobBank FC
2. Continuation Railway Biscuit Thickness Spray Farm

Globe Cup:
1. Highmark City Blues
2. FC Drongosnort
3. Greschmeier MSC

SBCC:
1. Ippi-ippi-ippi-ippi
2. Highmark City Reds
3. FC Violences Conjugales
(4. The Actuarial Tables)

by **Queer Poco el Mono Ara** » Wed Aug 05, 2009 9:40 am

With the season curtain raiser days away, the QPMAFA announce the international cup entrants.

TQCC:
Una Serie Champions - Pythons
and
Runner's Up - Skyte City

Globe Cup positions go to
3rd place Ridgemont Town
4th place and Trofeo Royal winners Augustus
and
Trofeo Royal finalists Barbossa

the teams who gain SBCC chances are

Villa Ortiz
MS Leighton
Athletico Palampas

by **Dancougar** » Wed Aug 05, 2009 6:46 pm

Season Capsules: 2045/46 Apertura, 2046/47 Clausura

Preparation

The World Cup proved to be hardest on Port Royal FC, whose fans were still trying to cope with the club's first-ever finish outside the top six. The frequent absense of goalkeeper Kensaku Nakama for national team duty had damaged their record, but it was about to get worse. Not only was Nakama purchased by Clube Imperial after the World Cup, but one of the team's better defenders, Dan Wildenberg, was snapped up by Daehanjeiguk club Jonam. It was clear that the team needed to make a few moves to avoid a further drop off, but none were forthcoming. There were rumors flying around, but the team couldn't even manage to lure someone away from another D-League team let alone from overseas. They'd fill the gap with the draft.

Teknika Schlieffen were also busy, having suddenly risen into the top half. The board at Teknika were ready to spend and went out to find more players to put around midfielder John Schiermeier, gaining an Arrozan defender, Olga Enterprise, and a forward from Porto Lacruz in Cafundeu, Melchior. They looked poised to strike but then came the news that Schiermeier, the face of the franchise, had been sold. Dunboor FC saw something they liked in the man who scored the cup-winning goal in World Cup 46 and the price was right for Teknika, who ended up making money over the summer.

Shuukyuu Kishin also underwent a facelift. The champions lost forward Yoshiaki Soma to Krytenia's Leston Town much to the surprise of the fans, who considered Soma's ascent to be one of their greatest successes. But for some reason, it hadn't translated to time with the national team - although in Shigeru Takeuchi's player pipeline, he was rarely called upon during qualifiers. They attempted to compensate by bringing in a midfielder from Cafundeu, Pedrinho. But that was also to prepare for Louis Ransberger's impending retirement, the 33-year-old already imparting his knowledge of the game to youngsters Alan Jakubiak and Mary Staken.

Lakeport remained a center of distraction, but for the first time, it wasn't a player causing the noise - it was the coach. Jeremy McAllister was in the running for the job with the Newmanistan national team, a move which seemed only natural for the man who'd led them on the field for so long. There was mounting pressure for the team to finally clear the last hurdle between them and a championship. The team came into the season starting six players with international experience and added a seventh with the purchase of Sargossan defender Ricardo Moraes from Dinamo Maturin. Could McAllister make his case for the national team job through his club, with his son leading the way from the front line?

Transfers In
D Barba (30): Atletico Insular (CAF) -> Dynamo Kalinsk
D Olga Enterprise (26): Arroza -> Teknika Schlieffen
D Ramalho (24): A.F.F. (CAF) -> Stoneridge United
D Ricardo Moraes (23): Dinamo Maturin (SAR) -> Sporting Lakeport
M Davis Elliott (28): Arroza -> Eastport United
M Guillermo Kilton (19): Arroza -> FC Takano 1983
M Pedrinho (27): Clube Imperial (CAF) -> Shuukyuu Kishin
M Ricardo Osorio (22): El Nacional (SAR) -> Bradford United
F Michelle Clausen (29): Newmanistan -> King's Eleven Yuki City
F Mallandro (21): Sambarilove (CAF) -> FC Takano 1983
F Melchior (27): Porto Lacruz (CAF) -> Teknika Schlieffen

Transfers Out
GK Kensaku Nakama: Port Royal FC -> Clube Imperial (CAF)
D Minoru Imamura: Stoneridge United -> Gwangdong (HAN)
D Dan Wildenberg: Port Royal FC -> Jonam (HAN)
M John Schiermeier: Teknika Schlieffen -> Dunboor FC (CAF)
F Yoshiaki Soma: Shuukyuu Kishin -> Leston Town (KRY)

2045: Apertura

Never before had a there been a points tie atop the D-League table, but in the season following World Cup 47, Sporting Lakeport and Grandborough FC provided precisely that scenario. That was seen as a surprise since Grandborough, silent in the market after a 4th-place finish in 2044, were considered outsiders. Few of its players inspired any kind of fear in the hearts of opponents, although Silexheran James Idiotsman had developed a strong rapport with Bryon Isachsen, and Sargossan forward Ruben Gala had likewise grown into a perfect compliment to Donny Saulsberry. This was in stark constrast to Lakeport, who had recognizable players all over the field.

Two months into the season, and Teknika were on a roll. They were in a three-way tie atop the table with Sporting Kildare, who were expected to be up there, and CF America Chuuoushi, who weren't. Their 4-1 romp over Shuukyuu Kishin seemed to indicate that Schiermeier's absense could be managed after all, although seven goals in nine games by Melchior certainly helped. But by the halfway point, their position had eroded as their 6-2-1 start was followed by a 1-2-7 record that dropped them into the bottom third. Chuuoushi were still first in the table, as Candelarian Lawrence Hanson was going strong and midfielder Aiko Yoshida was becoming one of the most popular players in the league with her dizzying runs and set pieces. But Lakeport were in the picture by then, shaking off a slow start to hit ten wins at the break.

Within a month, though, Grandborough had risen to the top of the table thanks to four straight wins. Chuuoushi were a point behind and Shuukyuu Kishin had pulled within striking distance. Who could ever count them out? In Tsutomu Asahina they'd developed a third-choice striker who would have been first in the pecking order at many other clubs. Potentially damaging their chances, though, was a porous defense. Between Toby Garrido and Candelarian Jaon Endekov, they should have been solid, but to that point they'd ceded 39 goals, the second-most of any team in the top half of the table. Sure enough, another month saw them fall to sixth while Lakeport and Grandborough jockeyed for the lead.

Starting in Week 25, the teams were never more than two points apart. That's not to say they were the only ones the nation had eyes on - Eastport and Kildare also presented challenges. Kildare led as late as Week 32, no nobody was surprised. The team had a lot of defensive prowess through Dancougar national teamers Zach Ledain and William Kabacinski, but they could also count on Sargossan Carlos Candela to add speed. But after losing 3-1 away to Shuukyuu in Week 33, it was Lakeport and Grandborough sharing the lead. In the penultimate week of the season, Lakeport were held to a draw by Dynamo Kalinsk while Grandborough beat faltering Stoneridge 2-0. The teams were even at 71 points and were five clear of Eastport, meaning one of them would win the title for sure. Lakeport had a commanding advantage in goal difference, +29 to +21.

Grandborough needed help if they were going to pull it off. They were favored away to Port Vigilence, while Lakeport had a tough home game against Chuuoushi. Grandborough went up 2-0 before halftime and traveling fans went to their pocket radios for news from out west. There, in Joseph Gandor Stadium, hearts were about to be broken. Audrey Brodell, best known for her fainting spell at Di Bradini Cup 10, was pulled down in the box by Terrell Madeira. The referee pointed to the spot, and in the 78th minute, Jeremy McAllister, Jr. put Lakeport up 1-0. Conspiracy theories would abound, with Grandborough fans complaining that the league wanted the fresh-faced Junior to grace championship merchandise instead of their own gritty Bryon Isachsen.

But none of that mattered in Lakeport, where at long last, the blues were champions.

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Sporting Lakeport 38 21 11 6 72 42 30 74 ^ 2 2 Grandborough FC 38 23 5 10 70 47 23 74 ^ 2 3 Sporting Kildare 38 20 8 10 69 57 12 68 ^ 5 4 Dynamo Kalinsk 38 19 10 9 67 46 21 67 v 2 5 Eastport United 38 20 7 11 73 54 19 67 - 6 CF America Chuuoushi 38 20 6 12 64 53 11 66 ^ 9 7 Yuki City Athletic 38 18 11 9 69 59 10 65 v 1 8 Shuukyuu Kishin 38 20 3 15 80 62 18 63 v 7 9 Aiken City United 38 16 8 14 64 71 -7 56 ^ 9 10 Port Royal FC 38 16 6 16 61 59 2 54 - 11 Teknika Schlieffen 38 15 7 16 64 51 13 52 v 2 12 FC Takano 1983 38 13 10 15 58 57 1 49 - 13 King's Eleven Yuki City 38 12 12 14 51 46 5 48 - 14 Bradford United 38 10 12 16 47 58 -11 42 - 15 Raymaley Athletic 38 11 9 18 44 65 -21 42 ^ 1 16 Stoneridge United 38 10 11 17 48 68 -20 41 v 9 17 Port Vigilence FC 38 10 7 21 45 71 -26 37 ^ 2 18 Coraopolis FC 38 8 9 21 52 70 -18 33 v 7 19 Mizuno no Juuichi 38 8 9 21 55 76 -21 33 v 2 20 Super Dimension Ogasawara 38 5 9 24 37 78 -41 24 -

International Roundup

Once again, the D-League would have to be content with a single team in the TakilQuip group stage, as neither Grandborough nor Kildare had the mettle to pass through Section I preliminaries. Grandborough came closer to making it through, losing 3-2 to Mylfe CE in the fourth preliminary round after squeaking past the Neurologists in the third. Kildare never had a chance. Ranca Toco blanked them home and away by identical 2-0 scorelines, and that was the end of that. That left it to Shuukyuu Kishin, but they'd probably have to get past either Green Island or A.F.F., which were both the favorites to advance. A 2-0 loss at home to A.F.F. looked like it would be crucial, but then they managed to win 2-1 away to stay in contention. At the end, they were third on 8 points, sending them back to the Globe Cup.

In the Globe Cup, the question was whether or not perennial power Yuki City Athletic would manage to win their way out of the preliminary stages. Kalinsk proved incapable of advancing out of the opening round, downed 4-3 by Nethertopia's NAPPC. But Athletic looked good in their opener, thrashing North York 4-1 away and 3-1 at home. That brought them up against Aguazul's Alianza Ciruelas, and once again, Athletic were victorious. They joined Kildare in the qualifying stage and beat the Highmark City Blues 3-0, all goals coming in the second leg in Yuki City. Kildare were likewise through, victorious over Sporting San Marquez.

In the group stage, only Grandborough FC proved inept. Three road losses doomed their hopes of moving on, hopes which were the exclusive property of Porto Lacruz and Mort Park. Kildare fared better, finishing second in Group D just above FC Cap-Phare of Septentrionia, an association which can't seem to lose at the international level. Yuki City Athletic found themselves in a dogfight in Group L with Union d'Ourseville and the Otorhinolaryngologists, finishing first on 12 points to 11 and 10, respectively. Poor Seojang was beaten in six straight, so whoever blinked at the top was through. Athletic went unbeaten with three wins and three draws to finish tops.

Ah, but then came the first knockout stage. Shuukyuu Kishin's arrival gave the D-League three shots at the next round, but they were all firing blanks. Ranca Toco, conquerers of Sporting Kildare in the TakilQuip preliminaries, now got the same result against Yuki City Athletic. The score wasn't as lopsided, but a 1-0 road win for the Cafundeu club sealed the deal. Kildare got involved in a wild tie with the Psychiatrists of Estresse Intenso, winning their home leg by the incredible score of 5-3. Down 2-1 in the return leg, they were just barely through, but the Psychiatrists got a third goal to make it 6-6 on aggregate; they advanced on away goals, 3-1.

2046: Clausura

In Week 22, Sporting Lakeport leapfrogged Eastport United into first place with a 2-1 home win against Teknika Schlieffen, improving their record to 16-3-4. It would be the closest anyone got to toppling them after that. Lakeport would only lose once more en route to a record-setting season and their second-straight title, and it wasn't even close. Finally, the team were living up to the expectations that were placed on them when Empire Motors became their primary sponsor. The ownership group which helped abolish the salary cap and inadvertantly created the league's age limit was looking very much in command.

Early in the season, there were no real indicators that Lakeport's surge was waiting in the wings. The first two months saw them match Kildare and Shuukyuu Kishin blow for blow, although Kildare started to pull away and in mid-October they were sitting pretty at 8-3-1, two points ahead of Eastport and four above Lakeport. But then Kildare hit the meaty part of the schedule. A 3-0 loss away to Lakeport and a 3-3 draw with Kishin helped Eastport capture first with an impressive 10-5-1 mark. They would maintain their lead until Week 22 when Lakeport made their move.

But even then, the advantage was slight. Lakeport had a two-point lead on Eastport and three on Kildare, and both teams behind them were playing with more potent offenses. Kildare's 49 goals led the league - Arrozan Martin Lancaster accounted for 16 of them. Eastport led the league in differential at +23, with Ladis Berk of The Macabees anchored a line that had also seen Al Resnick step up as a significant contributor. But Lakeport would get past them all, and it would take an epic run of form to do it.

Two weeks later, Lakeport lost at home 4-3 to Kalinsk. It was an incredible match that saw the visitors twice come from behind. Kalinsk had added an experienced defender in Barba, who was molding Silexheran Smokey Black and Robert Sirmans into capable players. They had a one-two punch in goal with Artur Komarov and Hajime Kojima, and forward Ivan "The Great" Marchak had scored 13 goals at that point. The win moved Kalinsk into fourth and reduced Lakeport's lead to two points over Kildare. But McAllister's team won its next four matches to double the lead. Who would blink?

It was Kildare. They lost 3-2 to King's Eleven in Week 29, who were enjoying the partnership between army academy graduate Yori Takada, granted a special release to play professionally, and Newmanistan forward Michelle Clausen. Lakeport won away to Coraopolis 2-1, and that stretched the lead to seven points. Both teams continued winning. The lead went to ten in Week 33 after Lakeport came into Kirk County Stadium and downed Kildare 2-1, and at that point, analysts conceded the title. Lakeport's winning streak finally ended at 11 matches when they drew Kishin 3-3 in Week 36, but by then, they'd already mathematically clinched the championship.

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Sporting Lakeport 38 29 4 5 83 39 44 91 - 2 Dynamo Kalinsk 38 23 10 5 78 42 36 79 ^ 3 3 Sporting Kildare 38 21 11 6 87 46 41 74 - 4 Shuukyuu Kishin 38 20 9 9 79 59 20 69 ^ 4 5 Yuki City Athletic 38 20 8 10 73 53 20 68 ^ 2 6 Eastport United 38 18 12 8 72 47 25 66 v 1 7 FC Takano 1983 38 16 11 11 70 57 13 59 ^ 5 8 Port Royal FC 38 16 6 16 58 62 -4 54 ^ 2 9 Grandborough FC 38 14 9 15 50 54 -4 51 v 7 10 CF America Chuuoushi 38 13 9 16 61 64 -3 48 v 4 11 Stoneridge United 38 12 10 16 45 53 -8 46 ^ 5 12 Coraopolis FC 38 12 8 18 41 63 -22 44 ^ 6 13 Super Dimension Ogasawara 38 12 6 20 47 73 -26 42 ^ 7 14 King's Eleven Yuki City 38 11 8 19 51 62 -11 41 v 1 15 Aiken City United 38 10 10 18 45 66 -21 40 v 6 16 Bradford United 38 10 9 19 42 61 -19 39 v 2 17 Mizuno no Juuichi 38 10 8 20 46 64 -18 38 ^ 2 18 Raymaley Athletic 38 10 8 20 51 71 -20 38 v 3 19 Teknika Schlieffen 38 8 11 19 42 55 -13 35 v 8 20 Port Vigilence FC 38 4 15 19 52 82 -30 27 v 3

International Qualifiers

Lakeport had no difficulty sealing up Dancougar's automatic TQCC group stage bid; two straight titles was plenty, but their dominant performance in the Clausura gave them a massive points edge anyway. As it turned out, the top six teams in the Clausura were the ones with the best two-year points totals, making it the first time in awhile that there's been relative calm at the top of the table.

TQCC1: Sporting Lakeport
TQCC2: Dynamo Kalinsk
TQCC3: Sporting Kildare
GC1: Eastport United
GC2: Yuki City Athletic
GC3: Shuukyuu Kishin

International Stadium Bids

The Dancougar FA once again presents the National Stadium for international consideration. It has hosted two previous TQCC championship games and a Cup of Harmony final, in addition to seeing double-duty in the D-League and being the exclusive home of the Dancougar national team. The stadium is being entered for both the TakilQuip Champions' Cup and the Globe Cup.

Stadium: King Daniel III National Stadium
Location: Yuki City, Yuki
Home Of: Yuki City Athletic, King's Eleven Yuki City, Dancougar national football team
Capacity: 70,000
Notes: The National Stadium is the nation's largest and hosts all of the national team's matches. It has also been the site of two TakilQuip Champions' Cup finals. The National Stadium's open end gives a stunning view of the nation's capital across the Kishin River.

In addition, the FA is putting up the Shin Jared Koeppel for the Series B Champions' Cup final. The stadium is located on the campus of the University of Sullivan and is most well-known for its services to gridiron.

Stadium: Shin Jared Koeppel
Location: Bradford, Sullivan
Home Of: Bradford United, University of Sullivan, Dancougar national gridiron team
Capacity: 55,000
Notes: Often produces at atmosphere that matches the youthful vibrance of the college community surrounding it. Pre-game and post-game parties in a nearby depression, known to locals as "The Pitt," have produced great stories to tell friends... and numerous arrests.

by **Septentrionia** » Wed Aug 05, 2009 9:20 pm

Septentrionian competitions report: 2027

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
  1  CS Sept-Onze Ourseville   30  20   6   4   56   24   32   66 TQCC
  2  CS Ourseville 1093        30  18   6   6   59   29   30   60 TQCC
  3  CF Grand-Glacier          30  15   6   9   47   38    9   51 TQCC
  4  FC Cap-Phare              30  15   4  11   53   45    8   49 GC
  5  CS Lac-Amédée             30  15   3  12   55   43   12   48 TQCC
  6  Union d'Ourseville        30  14   6  10   40   32    8   48 GC
  7  Football Nordiqueville    30  11  13   6   39   25   14   46 GC
  8  SC Mont-Bleu              30  12   8  10   37   39   -2   44
  9  Sudistes de Bourdailleux  30  13   2  15   38   44   -6   41
 10  Latins de Septentrionalis 30  11   7  12   30   37   -7   40
 11  Mont-Lambert FC           30  11   5  14   38   39   -1   38
 12  ASJL Cap-Nord             30   8  10  12   30   43  -13   34
 13  Richelieu AC              30   6   9  15   32   45  -13   27
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 14  Stade du Dauphin          30   7   6  17   27   51  -24   27 R
 15  Révolution FC             30   6   8  16   22   37  -15   26 R
 16  FC Les Vals               30   6   5  19   28   60  -32   23 R

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
  1  Cavaliers de Jeanne d'Arc 30  15   5  10   44   34   10   50 P
  2  AA Benoîtville            30  12  13   5   54   36   18   49 P
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  3  Septentrionalis HC        30  13   9   8   39   36    3   48 Pl
  4  Pointemer AC              30  13   8   9   47   34   13   47 Pl
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  5  Royaux d'Orléans          30  12  10   8   49   39   10   46
  6  Baie-Verte CCFC           30  13   7  10   38   32    6   46
  7  FC Lamer                  30  12   8  10   46   41    5   44
  8  Voyageurs de Val-des-Lacs 30  10  11   9   38   36    2   41
  9  SS des Monts              30  10   9  11   35   39   -4   39 SBCC
 10  Club des Franciscains     30   9  12   9   33   38   -5   39
 11  US Septentrionalis        30  10   7  13   37   41   -4   37
 12  Olympiques de Baieville   30   8  12  10   35   36   -1   36 SBCC
 13  SC Presqu'île             30   8  11  11   32   37   -5   35
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 14  Marteaux de Mont-Bleu     30  10   5  15   35   48  -13   35 R
 15  Bostopians FC             30   8   8  14   28   40  -12   32 R
 16  CH Vaudreuil              30   5   9  16   23   46  -23   24 R SBCC

Promotion playoffs
Match 1: Septentrionalis HC 3-1 Pointemer AC
Match 2: Pointemer AC 1-0 Septentrionalis HC
Aggregate: Septentrionalis HC 3-2 Pointemer AC

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
  1  Juniors de Baie-Douce     30  16   8   6   42   30   12   56 P
  2  L'Étoile du Nord d'Alioth 30  13   9   8   48   37   11   48 P
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  3  UF Cafundéaise            30  12  12   6   49   40    9   48 Pl
  4  CS Sainte-Denise          30  13   8   9   44   39    5   47 Pl
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  5  Pêcheurs de Bordemer      30  13   7  10   36   38   -2   46
  6  Sauvages de Sauvageville  30  12   9   9   40   35    5   45
  7  Étoiles de Dubreuil       30  12   9   9   41   40    1   45
  8  Blagueurs de Calembourg   30  10  11   9   35   33    2   41
  9  Mont-Surrindère SC        30  12   5  13   33   33    0   41
 10  AS Île-Benoît             30   9  10  11   40   34    6   37 SBCC
 11  Croisée de Sauvageville   30   9   9  12   28   35   -7   36
 12  CF Mont-du-Nord           30   7  13  10   35   42   -7   34
 13  Igloos de Cap-Nord        30   8  10  12   38   46   -8   34
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 14  Athlétiques d'Ourseville  30   7  10  13   38   46   -8   31 R
 15  CH Piedmont               30   7   8  15   34   45  -11   29 R
 16  Ouvriers de la Nation     30   5  12  13   30   38   -8   27 R

Promotion playoffs
Match 1: UF Cafundéaise 1-2 CS Sainte-Denise
Match 2: CS Sainte-Denise 4-1 UF Cafundéaise
Aggregate: UF Cafundéaise 2-6 CS Sainte-Denise

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
  1  Police de Saint-Jacques   30  17   6   7   44   30   14   57 P
  2  CS Anse-aux-Craupauds     30  14   9   7   41   25   16   51 P
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  3  Hockeyeurs de St-FX       30  16   3  11   46   41    5   51 Pl
  4  LS Saint-Jacques          30  15   6   9   38   34    4   51 Pl
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  5  AS Haut-Lieu              30  14   8   8   40   30   10   50
  6  FC Club de Golf           30  13   8   9   35   27    8   47
  7  Atlantes de Grand-Chariot 30  11   7  12   35   35    0   40
  8  Nordiqueville AFC         30  10  10  10   33   35   -2   40
  9  AC Alioth                 30  11   5  14   41   35    6   38
 10  Amateurs de Côte-Ravin    30  11   5  14   37   41   -4   38
 11  Loups Midivillois         30   9   9  12   34   40   -6   36
 12  Piedmont 1852             30   9   8  13   35   42   -7   35
 13  CF Sainte-Anne            30  10   5  15   34   43   -9   35
 14  Aigles de Dubreuil        30   9   7  14   31   39   -8   34
 15  Marécages de Desmarais    30   8   8  14   34   44  -10   32
 16  Lac-Lemire FC             30   7   8  15   29   46  -17   29

Promotion playoffs
Match 1: Hockeyeurs de St-FX 2-2 LS Saint-Jacques
Match 2: LS Saint-Jacques 3-2 Hockeyeurs de St-FX
Aggregate: Hockeyeurs de St-FX 4-5 LS Saint-Jacques

Coupe d'État

This is the second edition of the Coupe d'État, the League Cup of the Superligue. The winner of this cup, if not qualified for another ICC, will be qualified for the Globe Cup

Première Ronde
Révolution FC 3-1 Sudistes de Bourdailleux
Mont-Lambert FC 0-1 CF Grand-Glacier
Latins de Septentrionalis 0-1 Stade du Dauphin
CS Sept-Onze Ourseville 3-1 FC Les Vals
ASJL Cap-Nord 2-0 Football Nordiqueville
Union d'Ourseville 3-1 SC Mont-Bleu
FC Cap-Phare 1-0 CS Lac-Amédée
CS Ourseville 1093 5-2 Richelieu AC

Quart de finales
Révolution FC 1-3 CS Ourseville 1093
CF Grand-Glacier 0-1 CS Sept-Onze Ourseville
Stade du Dauphin 1-1 Union d'Ourseville (1-2 AET)
ASJL Cap-Nord 1-1 FC Cap-Phare (2-3 AET)

Demi-finales
CS Sept-Onze Ourseville 1-0 FC Cap-Phare
CS Ourseville 1093 2-0 Union d'Ourseville

Finale
CS Sept-Onze Ourseville 1-1 CS Ourseville 1093 (2-1 AET)

As Sept-Onze are already the league champions, that means the team finishing 6th is sure to participate in the Globe Cup.

Code: Select all: Trente-deuxièmes de finales Bostopians FC 1-3 CS Ourseville 1093 Mont-Lambert FC 0-1 SS des Monts Voyageurs de Val-des-Lacs 1-1 Atlantes de Grand-Chariot (1-2 AET) Septentrionalis HC 2-2 AS Haut-Lieu (2-2 AET) (AS Haut-Lieu wins 5-3 on penalty kicks) UF Cafundéaise 0-2 Stade du Dauphin CS Sept-Onze Ourseville 3-0 Étoiles de Dubreuil CS Lac-Amédée 3-0 FC Cap-Phare AC Alioth 2-1 Sauvages de Sauvageville FC Les Vals 2-2 AA Benoîtville (3-3 AET) (AA Benoîtville wins 3-0 on penalty kicks) Richelieu AC 3-1 Igloos de Cap-Nord Croisée de Sauvageville 1-1 Cavaliers de Jeanne d'Arc (1-2 AET) Baie-Verte CCFC 2-1 SC Mont-Bleu Olympiques de Baieville 1-3 Football Nordiqueville FC Lamer 1-1 Nordiqueville AFC (2-2 AET) (Nordiqueville AFC wins 4-2 on penalty kicks) FC Club de Golf 0-0 Pointemer AC (0-1 AET) CH Piedmont 2-1 Mont-Surrindère SC Loups Midivillois 3-0 CF Mont-du-Nord Athlétiques d'Ourseville 0-1 CH Vaudreuil Sudistes de Bourdailleux 2-1 CS Anse-aux-Craupauds Aigles de Dubreuil 3-0 CS Sainte-Denise SC Presqu'île 1-5 Hockeyeurs de St-FX L'Étoile du Nord d'Alioth 2-3 Marécages de Desmarais Ouvriers de la Nation 0-1 Marteaux de Mont-Bleu Révolution FC 3-2 Union d'Ourseville Royaux d'Orléans 1-3 Latins de Septentrionalis Club des Franciscains 0-0 AS Île-Benoît (0-0 AET) (AS Île-Benoît wins 3-0 on penalty kicks) Pêcheurs de Bordemer 1-2 US Septentrionalis LS Saint-Jacques 1-1 Piedmont 1852 (2-2 AET) (Piedmont 1852 wins 3-0 on penalty kicks) ASJL Cap-Nord 1-0 Blagueurs de Calembourg Amateurs de Côte-Ravin 2-1 CF Sainte-Anne Lac-Lemire FC 1-1 Police de Saint-Jacques (1-2 AET) Juniors de Baie-Douce 0-2 CF Grand-Glacier Seizièmes de finales Aigles de Dubreuil 2-3 Nordiqueville AFC Latins de Septentrionalis 0-2 CS Sept-Onze Ourseville AC Alioth 4-0 Atlantes de Grand-Chariot SS des Monts 2-2 Marteaux de Mont-Bleu (3-3 AET) (Marteaux de Mont-Bleu wins 5-4 on penalty kicks) Sudistes de Bourdailleux 4-0 CH Piedmont Loups Midivillois 1-1 AS Île-Benoît (1-1 AET) (AS Île-Benoît wins 3-0 on penalty kicks) Pointemer AC 1-1 CS Lac-Amédée (1-1 AET) (CS Lac-Amédée wins 4-2 on penalty kicks) Révolution FC 0-2 ASJL Cap-Nord Police de Saint-Jacques 2-3 Richelieu AC Football Nordiqueville 1-1 Stade du Dauphin (2-1 AET) Marécages de Desmarais 1-2 AS Haut-Lieu Piedmont 1852 1-4 US Septentrionalis AA Benoîtville 0-0 CF Grand-Glacier (1-0 AET) CH Vaudreuil 0-2 Amateurs de Côte-Ravin CS Ourseville 1093 2-0 Baie-Verte CCFC Hockeyeurs de St-FX 1-3 Cavaliers de Jeanne d'Arc Huitièmes de finales Cavaliers de Jeanne d'Arc 1-1 AS Île-Benoît (1-1 AET) (AS Île-Benoît wins 4-1 on penalty kicks) Amateurs de Côte-Ravin 1-2 Marteaux de Mont-Bleu AS Haut-Lieu 2-0 AA Benoîtville Nordiqueville AFC 2-4 Sudistes de Bourdailleux Richelieu AC 2-1 ASJL Cap-Nord CS Ourseville 1093 7-1 AC Alioth CS Sept-Onze Ourseville 1-1 CS Lac-Amédée (2-2 AET) (CS Lac-Amédée wins 5-3 on penalty kicks) Football Nordiqueville 3-0 US Septentrionalis

Quart de finales
Richelieu AC 2-2 Marteaux de Mont-Bleu (3-2 AET)
AS Île-Benoît 1-0 CS Lac-Amédée
Sudistes de Bourdailleux 2-1 Football Nordiqueville
AS Haut-Lieu 1-4 CS Ourseville 1093

Demi-finales
CS Ourseville 1093 3-0 AS Île-Benoît
Sudistes de Bourdailleux 3-0 Richelieu AC

Finale
Sudistes de Bourdailleux 1-1 CS Ourseville 1093 (3-3 AET) (CS Ourseville 1093 wins 4-2 on penalty kicks)

As Ourseville 1093 are already qualified for the TakilQuip Champions' Cup by finishing 2nd in the league, that means the team finishing 4th is sure to participate in the TQCC... or is it really?

Coupe de l'Association
L'ASS, after seeing the relative success of the Coupe d'État, decided to organise their own "League Cup" for the Ligue de l'ASS, the part of the ASS responsible for lower professional club football.

Code: Select all: Première Ronde Igloos de Cap-Nord 1-4 Blagueurs de Calembourg Loups Midivillois 0-2 Athlétiques d'Ourseville Nordiqueville AFC 4-2 Mont-Surrindère SC Lac-Lemire FC 2-0 Pêcheurs de Bordemer Amateurs de Côte-Ravin 2-2 AS Île-Benoît (2-2 AET) (AS Île-Benoît wins 5-3 on penalty kicks) CF Mont-du-Nord 2-3 L'Étoile du Nord d'Alioth AC Alioth 0-2 Atlantes de Grand-Chariot Hockeyeurs de St-FX 1-0 Piedmont 1852 Sauvages de Sauvageville 3-0 LS Saint-Jacques Aigles de Dubreuil 0-1 CF Sainte-Anne CS Sainte-Denise 1-3 Ouvriers de la Nation CS Anse-aux-Craupauds 2-0 Étoiles de Dubreuil CH Piedmont 0-0 UF Cafundéaise (0-1 AET) Juniors de Baie-Douce 0-1 AS Haut-Lieu Croisée de Sauvageville 2-1 FC Club de Golf Police de Saint-Jacques 2-0 Marécages de Desmarais Deuxième Ronde Voyageurs de Val-des-Lacs 3-3 SS des Monts (3-3 AET) (SS des Monts wins 5-3 on penalty kicks) AS Île-Benoît 3-1 SC Presqu'île AA Benoîtville 1-0 Royaux d'Orléans Police de Saint-Jacques 2-1 Club des Franciscains Septentrionalis HC 2-1 Nordiqueville AFC CF Sainte-Anne 4-2 Athlétiques d'Ourseville Hockeyeurs de St-FX 1-1 Marteaux de Mont-Bleu (2-2 AET) (Marteaux de Mont-Bleu wins 3-0 on penalty kicks) US Septentrionalis 0-1 Croisée de Sauvageville Bostopians FC 0-1 CH Vaudreuil Pointemer AC 2-1 Ouvriers de la Nation Olympiques de Baieville 1-0 UF Cafundéaise L'Étoile du Nord d'Alioth 2-2 CS Anse-aux-Craupauds (4-2 AET) Cavaliers de Jeanne d'Arc 5-2 Blagueurs de Calembourg Baie-Verte CCFC 3-1 Lac-Lemire FC Sauvages de Sauvageville 1-4 FC Lamer Atlantes de Grand-Chariot 2-1 AS Haut-Lieu

Huitièmes de finales
Baie-Verte CCFC 2-2 AS Île-Benoît (2-3 AET)
CH Vaudreuil 2-1 AA Benoîtville
Atlantes de Grand-Chariot 0-0 Croisée de Sauvageville (1-2 AET)
Marteaux de Mont-Bleu 1-1 Olympiques de Baieville (1-1 AET) (Olympiques de Baieville wins 5-3 on penalty kicks)
FC Lamer 1-1 Septentrionalis HC (1-2 AET)
Police de Saint-Jacques 0-0 Cavaliers de Jeanne d'Arc (1-0 AET)
Pointemer AC 1-1 L'Étoile du Nord d'Alioth (4-1 AET)
CF Sainte-Anne 0-0 SS des Monts (0-0 AET) (SS des Monts wins 4-2 on penalty kicks)

Quart de finales
CH Vaudreuil 3-1 Pointemer AC
Police de Saint-Jacques 1-1 SS des Monts (1-3 AET)
AS Île-Benoît 1-0 Croisée de Sauvageville
Olympiques de Baieville 2-0 Septentrionalis HC

Demi-finales
SS des Monts 2-0 AS Île-Benoît
Olympiques de Baieville 4-0 CH Vaudreuil

Finale
Olympiques de Baieville 3-2 SS des Monts

International competitions qualifiers

The qualifying rules have changed once again. This time, it's the Serie B Champions Cup qualifiers that changed. While the top 4 of Première Division were qualifying for it before, l'ASS decided to use the Coupe de l'Association as the qualifying tournament for the SBCC. Therefore, the four semi-finalists qualify for it.

Takilquip Champions' Cup:
CS Sept-Onze Ourseville
CS Ourseville 1093
CF Grand-Glacier
CS Lac-Amédée (Defending champions of the TQCC)

Globe Cup:
FC Cap-Phare
Union d'Ourseville
Football Nordiqueville

Serie B Champions' Cup:
Olympiques de Baieville
SS des Monts
CH Vaudreuil
AS Île-Benoît

by **Newmanistan** » Wed Aug 05, 2009 9:44 pm

ANOTHER TITLE FOR LOUDON BUT PUTNAM LAKE GETS THE PRESS

The Loudon Leopards and their foreigner-loaded roster captured their second NPL championship in three seasons, holding off a surprising Putnam Lake who unexpectedly finished second on the table. Centralia, Olympia, and Tundra Falls all hung around until the end as well as the NPL has yet another fantastic finish. North Charlotte finished a franchise-high 6th, and the reigning champion Springfield Thoroughbreds could do no better then 7th. Even though this title was won by Loudon, the story of the season was clearly the Putnam Lake Eagles. They have simply not been a contender since the exit of Jeremy McAllister and son, and looked to be a team on the decline. With new coach Adam Motten, who had led Seminole Bay over the last five seasons, this was supposed to be a poor season, not a season that ends up three points shy of a title. Their 71 goals scored were the third highest in the NPL, behind the expected Thoroughbreds, and then Loudon. Starbladyi midfielder Jeb Sharong and Dancougaran forward Justin Sellick found great chemistry with one another while Newmanistanian veteran Larry Rokowski benefitted from their production as well. Mark Campbell, who started in goal for the Cup of Harmony team, had a great season as well and a veteran defense, led by Arrozan Stephen Barra and Newmanistanian Scottie Morton showed that you need older players to win championships.

It was Loudon that won the title, though, so shouldn’t they be the story? Well, not really. They were expected to be strong, the season of the Eagles may have been one of the biggest surprises in NPL history. Nonetheless, Loudon’s roster is as follows:

David Fallow (Silexhera); Marco Antonio Ortiz ( C & M), Eric Feldman, Chris Lombardi, Dwight Heath (Dancougar); Adam Benjamin, Francesco Avola ( C & M), John McNally; Marko Drescher (Quintessence of Dust), Viktor Eklund (Toyur), Cameron Jones ( C & M).

This may have been the final season for Ortiz and Avola, and possibly Heath; all of whom are getting up there in age now.

Season Awards:
Top Goalscorer: Stacie Kerrigan-Fraser (Springfield)
League MVP: Jeb Sharong (Putnam Lake)
Top Defender: Kiersten Reschke (Tundra Falls)
Top Midfielder: Jeb Sharong (Putnam Lake)
Top Goalkeeper: Jennifer Bennett (Centralia)
Foreigner of the Year: Jeb Sharong (Putnam Lake)
Rookie of the Year (Domestic): Jarred Halsey (Pittstown)
Foreign Rookie of the Year: David Fallow (Loudon)
Coach of the Year: Adam Motten (Putnam Lake)

Pos  PREMIER LEAGUE             P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Loudon                    46  26  13   7   78   37   41   91  C/TQCC 
   2  Putnam Lake               46  25  13   8   71   37   34   88  TQCC
   3  Centralia                 46  26   9  11   48   29   19   87  GC
   4  Olympia                   46  25  11  10   60   38   22   86  GC
   5  Tundra Falls              46  24  11  11   67   40   27   83  GC 
   6  North Charlotte           46  24  11  11   67   42   25   83  GC
   7  Springfield               46  23  13  10   80   41   39   82
   8  Southport                 46  23  13  10   48   34   14   82
   9  Pocono City               46  22  14  10   52   33   19   80
  10  Dover City                46  20  14  12   55   42   13   74
  11  South Tier                46  20  10  16   51   40   11   70 
  12  Pittstown                 46  19  12  15   53   43   10   69 
  13  South Charlotte           46  18  12  16   47   43    4   66
  14  Daytopia                  46  18  12  16   46   43    3   66
  15  Brighton                  46  17  12  17   43   47   -4   63
  16  Seminole Bay              46  14  10  22   27   48  -21   52          
  17  Ashland                   46  11  12  23   33   55  -22   45
  18  Rushville                 46  10  13  23   26   49  -23   43
  19  Stroudsbourg              46  10  11  25   43   69  -26   41
  20  West Penthoria            46   9  11  26   34   58  -24   38 
  21  Hampton                   46   9  10  27   32   64  -32   37 
  22  Dover Town                46   8   8  30   35   74  -39   32  R
  23  Portsmouth                46   6  13  27   27   61  -34   31  R 
  24  Fairfield City            46   7   8  31   23   79  -56   29  R

TQCC: Loudon, Putnam Lake
GC: Centralia, Olympia, Tundra Falls, North Charlotte (Delete from back end if I don't get this many)
SBCC (Top 4 finishers in B League): Nashua, Eastport, Hastings, Concord City (Delete from back end if I don't get this many)

TQCC host Bid: Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (Capacity 80,000; with over 200,000 possible if facility's racing grandstand also used to watch on TV monitors)

by **The Weegies** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 3:25 am

Sign me up. The Weegie Football Association sends:

TQCC: Lylia Foresters (champions), Mackintosh Thistle Celtic (runners-up)
GC: The Distillery (3rd place), Carlsson Rangers (4th place), Easter House Islanders (Weegie Cup winners)
SBCC: Farlandh United, Mauchit Park FC, Aigh nas Raidhraillinan, Port Gustav Longshoremen.

by **The Islands of Qutar** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 5:17 am

The Islands of Qutar sends the following representitives;

TQCC:
Fareham
Lockstow United

Globe Cup:
Apsley Athletic
Cotham Knights
Lockstow City

SSBCC:
AFC Drayton
Kirrin Island
Thornhill Rovers
Bridgemary

by **Queer Poco el Mono Ara** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 7:50 am

The Prince's Shield

The Prince's Shield Pre-season friendly tournament came and went so fast, if you blinked you would've missed it. The 8 team competition featured reigning Una Serie champions - Pythons and league opponents Royal Khaldoon.
Sargossa's Dínamo Maturín
from Somewheristonia and reigning Prince's Shield holders Atlantas Klaipaada
Quintessence of Dust's BobBank F.C
El din Marbles of Candelaria and Marquez
Atlantea Hurricanes from Taeshan
and Eastern Volleyball's Torhampton Gulls.

Teams were split into 2, 4 team groups playing each other once with the top two teams from each group reaching the semi-finals.

Group A consisted of
Pythons
Dínamo Matuírn
BobBank F.C
Torhampton Gulls

Group B
Atlantea Hurricanes
Atlantas Klaipaada
El din Marbles
Royal Khaldoon

Results

Code: Select all: Game 1 Pythons 1 - 1 Dinamo Maturin Atlantea Hurricanes 3 - 3 Atlantas Klaipaada BobBank 0 - 0 Torhampton El din Marbles 3 - 1 Royal Khaldoon Game 2 Pythons 1 - 0 Torhampton Atlantea Hurricanes 0 - 3 Royal Khaldoon Dinamo Maturin 2 - 3 BobBank Atlantas Klaipaada 2 - 1 El din Marbles Game 3 Pythons 1 - 3 BobBank El din Marbles 1 - 2 Atlantea Hurricanes Torhampton 0 - 3 Dinamo Maturin Royal Khaldoon 0 - 2 Atlantas Klaipaada

Which left the tables looking a little something like this

Code: Select all: Team P W L D Gdif Pts BobBank F.C 3 2 0 1 +3 7 Dínamo Maturín 3 1 1 1 +2 4 Pythons 3 1 1 1 -1 4 Torhampton Gulls 3 0 2 1 -4 1 Team P W L D Gdif Pts Atlantas Klaipaada 3 2 0 1 +3 7 Atlantea Hurricanes 3 1 1 1 -2 4 El din Marbles 3 1 2 0 0 3 Royal Khaldoon 3 1 2 0 -1 3

BobBank F.C and Dínamo Maturín qualified for the semis from group A and Atlantas Klaipaada and Atlantea Hurricanes qualified from group B.

Results

Code: Select all: BobBank F.C 2 - 1 Atlantea Hurricanes Atlantas Klaipaada 0 - 2 Dinamo Maturin

And so the final would be a repeat of match day 2 with BobBank facing off against Dínamo Maturín.
BobBank went on to win the game 2-1 and lift the Prince's Shield.

Final
BobBank F.C. 2 - 1 Dínamo Maturín

[OOC] for a more attractive presentation of the results go to http://nswiki.net/index.php?title=The_Prince%27s_Shield

by **Liventia** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 8:53 am

Liventian Football League season 9

The top three qualified for the TQCC; the next three for the Globe Cup. The bottom two in the First Division were relegated to be replaced by the top two in the Second Division, who also qualified for the SBCC.

Liventia First Division

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Dover City                42  29   5   8  114   65   49   92  C/TQCC
   2  Orean United              42  24   5  13   95   72   23   77    TQCC
   3  Talbott                   42  19  10  13   60   49   11   67    TQCC
   4  Folenisa                  42  18   7  17   70   67    3   61    GC
   5  Jesner Town               42  12  11  19   56   73  -17   47    GC
   6  Neverend Utd              42   9  15  18   41   54  -13   42
   7  Pardbo                    42  10  10  22   40   67  -27   40  R
   8  Mountain FC               42   8  15  19   37   66  -29   39  R

Liventia Second Division

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Schimpol                  42  19   8  15   69   61    8   65  P/SBCC
   2  Western Territories       42  16  13  13   77   71    6   61  P/SBCC
   3  Bede City                 42  14  15  13   77   71    6   57
   4  Liventia Utd              42  10  14  18   47   67  -20   44

by **Commerce Heights** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 12:09 pm

Association codes

ADN  Ad’ihan                   PAN  Panuul
AGU  Aguazul                   PAS  Pasarga
CAF  Cafundéu                  QOD  Quintessence of Dust
CAM  Candelaria And Marquez    QPM  Queer Poco el Mono Ara
CAR  Carpathia and Ruthenia    QUT  The Islands of Qutar
COM  Capitalizt SLANI          SNO  Sorthern Northland
DAN  Dancougar                 SOM  Somewhereistonia
EIT  Estresse Intenso          SPT  Septentrionia
ESF  Elves Security Forces     SRG  Sargossa
GRA  Graziland                 STB  Starblaydia
HSC  Howling Scanias           TAE  Taeshan
JSY  Jasĭyun                   UNR  Unreal229
KRY  Krytenia                  VLD  Valladares
LEN  Liventia                  VPH  Vephrall
MAC  The Macabees              WEE  The Weegies
NEW  Newmanistan               WZI  West Zirconia
NTH  Nethertopia

Sixteenth TakilQuip Champions’ Cup—First and Second Preliminary Round Draws

Final site selection
The Selection Committee had a tough time choosing between the twelve prospective sites for the sixteenth TakilQuip Champions’ Cup final, requiring ten rounds of voting.

Round 1: Hatire Memorial (ESF) 6, Southern Arena (KRY) 6, King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 5, Stade de Torgos (PAS) 5, Lengden Road (SNO) 5, Solidarity Stadium (CAM) 4, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 3, Anaphase Alchemy Stadium (PSC) 2, Stadii Di Bradini (STB) 2, Greenville Sanatation Park (TAE) 2, Babel Spiral (EIT) 1, Independiente (SRG) 0
Round 2: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 6, Hatire Memorial (ESF) 6, Southern Arena (KRY) 6, Stade de Torgos (PAS) 5, Lengden Road (SNO) 5, Solidarity Stadium (CAM) 4, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 3, Greenville Sanatation Park (TAE) 2 (17), Anaphase Alchemy Stadium (PSC) 2 (12) (22), Stadii Di Bradini (STB) 2 (12) (19)
Round 3: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 7, Hatire Memorial (ESF) 6, Southern Arena (KRY) 6, Stade de Torgos (PAS) 5, Lengden Road (SNO) 5, Solidarity Stadium (CAM) 4, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 4, Greenville Sanatation Park (TAE) 2 (21), Anaphase Alchemy Stadium (PSC) 2 (20)
Round 4: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 7, Hatire Memorial (ESF) 6, Southern Arena (KRY) 6, Stade de Torgos (PAS) 6, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 5, Lengden Road (SNO) 5, Solidarity Stadium (CAM) 4, Greenville Sanatation Park (TAE) 2
Round 5: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 7, Southern Arena (KRY) 7, Hatire Memorial (ESF) 6, Stade de Torgos (PAS) 6, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 5 (14), Lengden Road (SNO) 5 (14), Solidarity Stadium (CAM) 5 (13)
Round 6: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 9, Southern Arena (KRY) 8, Stade de Torgos (PAS) 7, Hatire Memorial (ESF) 6, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 6, Lengden Road (SNO) 5
Round 7: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 10, Southern Arena (KRY) 8, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 8, Stade de Torgos (PAS) 8, Hatire Memorial (ESF) 7
Round 8: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 13, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 10, Stade de Torgos (PAS) 10, Southern Arena (KRY) 8
Round 9: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 15, Stade de Torgos (PAS) 14, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 12
Round 10: Stade de Torgos (PAS) 23, King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 18

Stade de Torgos in Torgos, Pasarga will host the final.

First preliminary round draw
Note: Of the six champions with coëfficient 0, Pythons (QPM) was placed in the seeded pot on the basis of a pre-draw, assuring them a match with one of the other teams from new associations.

Tolley United (HSC)–Qasarian Sparta (SOM)
Lylia Foresters (WEE)–Talbott (LEN)
Theo nhóm (UNR)–Wiechester FC (TAE)
CRBTSF (QOD)–Bashingdell (GRA)
Skyte City (QPM)–Alianza Ciruelas (AGU)
Pythons (QPM)–Fedala Imperial (MAC)
Macabee Hawks (MAC)–CA Paulinthal (PAS)
Lockstow United (QUT)–Srệpôk (UNR)
Mackintosh Thistle Celtic (WEE)–Tannenberg FC (VLD)
Iskara Daii (STB)–Port Adelaide Power (HSC)

Second preliminary round draw
Theo nhóm (UNR) or Wiechester FC (TAE)–Deportivo Soluca (SRG)
Macabee Hawks (MAC) or CA Paulinthal (PAS)–Avidia United (KRY)
Skyte City (QPM) or Alianza Ciruelas (AGU)–Telecontarë (STB)
Pythons (QPM) or Fedala Imperial (MAC)–Bayern Phoenix (TAE)
Putnam Lake (NEW)–Ratos Island (NTH)
Metalurgs (SOM)–Lockstow United (QUT) or Srệpôk (UNR)
Cimnersog Town (PAN)–Iskara Daii (STB) or Port Adelaide Power (HSC)
Fareham (QUT)–Tolley United (HSC) or Qasarian Sparta (SOM)
BobBank FC (QOD)–Mackintosh Thistle Celtic (WEE) or Tannenberg FC (VLD)
CRBTSF (QOD) or Bashingdell (GRA)–Lylia Foresters (WEE) or Talbott (LEN)
12 de noviembre (AGU)–Eterna Stars (VLD)
Club Stein-los (PAS)–Orean United (LEN)

Qualified for third preliminary round
Section I
Porto Lacruz (CAF)
Arrigo Portuguese (CAM)
San Diego Iguanas (COM)
San Solari FC (COM)
Sokojito Dosi Gyulhabdwen (COM)
Altsend (ADN)
Hatton Town (ADN)
SC Rinaldi (ESF)
Hondo FC (ESF)
Naquada Falls Demons (JSY)
Mylfe CE (VPH)
Merpisms CE (VPH)
Corcaigh (SNO)
Snowspire (SNO)
Dynamo Kalinsk (DAN)
Sporting Kildare (DAN)
Neurologists (EIT)
Orthopedists (EIT)
Bradley Hornets (WZI)
Stanley United (WZI)
Section II
Arcrés Millos (AGU)
Dover City (LEN)
Atlantea Hurricanes (TAE)
Ousevale Borough (KRY)
Tenderville United (NTH)
Monteriano (CAR)
Loudon (NEW)
Sporting San Marquez (SRG)

no teams qualified for fourth preliminary round

Qualified for group stage
Cafundó do Juta (CAF)
Atlético Jutense (CAF)
Petardos S/A (CAF)
Caires City (CAM)
Green Island (CAM)
Albrecht FC (CAM)
CS Sept-Onze Ourseville (SPT)
CS Ourseville 1093 (SPT)
CF Grand-Glacier (SPT)
Yuba United (COM)
Sonoma Center Panthers (COM)
Mountbatten Junction (ADN)
Protectorate United (ADN)
Raynor City United (ESF)
Soldarian FC (ESF)
Qidade Savana (JSY)
Poikimitagiin FE (VPH)
17th of October (SNO)
Sporting Lakeport (DAN)
Psychiatrists (EIT)
Banks (WZI)
CS Lac-Amédée (SPT) [as title holder]

The Samseong Series B Champions’ Cup has been redrawn; the new draw appears in the subsequent post.

Proposal for vote

The following proposal is put up for vote:

No one may enter two consecutive seasons of international club competition without having posted some evidence of results generated for at least one season, which may include, but is not limited to:

a league table,
results of a cup competition, or
a roleplayed account of some or all of the domestic season.

Exceptions to this rule may be granted at the organizers’ discretion.

(Note: Had this rule been in effect for the current season, Carpathia and Ruthenia, The Islands of Qutar, Nethertopia, and Taeshan would have been the associations excluded. Nethertopia would likely have been granted an exception, as he has only recently been unable to post tables.)

If you have teams participating in the current season of international club competition, you may vote on this proposal by sending a telegram to New Manhattan. Voting will end at the conclusion of the current season, roughly five days from now (no less than that, but possibly more). If approved by a plurality, it will go into effect starting with TQCC17.

by **Commerce Heights** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 1:48 pm

Thirteenth Samseong Series B Champions’ Cup—First and Second Preliminary Round Draws
(take two)

Allotment of places
As ninety-seven teams applied to enter this edition of the Samseong Series B Champions’ Cup, seventeen teams were denied entry:

SpVgg Tolzerio (COM)
Rolalas FC (ESF)
Shing OC (VPH)
Cobh Walkers (SNO)
University of Fujisawara (DAN)
Aterro FC (EIT)
Currie (WZI)
Ojian Orangemen (TAE)
Stratford Rovers (KRY)
Concord City (NEW)
Evenfar FC (PAS)
Olimpiskais Lazvia (SOM)
The Actuarial Tables (QOD)
Bridgemary (QUT)
Univ. de Maldonado (VLD)
XM Me Thap (UNR)
Port Gustav Longshoremen (WEE)

First preliminary round draw
Tam Ky tây (UNR)–Athletico Palampas (QPM)
Eastport (NEW)–Tallahassee Blues (JSY)
Fenians Sport Club (SNO)–SC Myrkan (PAS)
AD Cerro (VLD)–Thornhill Rovers (QUT)
Beverington Hawks (STB)–Hawks Sporting Academy (SOM)
Loachen Yellow Jackets (TAE)–South Coast United (JSY)
Mauchit Park FC (WEE)–Highmark City Reds (QOD)
Sichisers OB (VPH)–Ubon Tau (UNR)
Chastain College (DAN)–Bonde do .38 (EIT)
Internashionale (STB)–Cardenales FC (VLD)
Hastings (NEW)–FC Myrkan (PAS)
Laketown Rangers (TAE)–Aigh nas Raidhraillinan (WEE)
Tîm Cymru (WZI)–FC Violences Conjugales (QOD)
Tammeka Kuressaare (SOM)–Farlandh United (WEE)
Kirrin Island (QUT)–Hastings County (KRY)
Norton (KRY)–MS Leighton (QPM)

Second preliminary round draw
Fenians Sport Club (SNO) or SC Myrkan (PAS)–Mauchit Park FC (WEE) or Highmark City Reds (QOD)
Vecchio Victors (STB)–Ventspils Bluewings (SOM)
Loudon Lancers (TAE)–Shadyside Academy (DAN)
Pakkou (UNR)–Loachen Yellow Jackets (TAE) or South Coast United (JSY)
Chastain College (DAN) or Bonde do .38 (EIT)–Sichisers OB (VPH) or Ubon Tau (UNR)
Tam Ky tây (UNR) or Athletico Palampas (QPM)–Internashionale (STB) or Cardenales FC (VLD)
AC Mineros (AGU)–Beverington Hawks (STB) or Hawks Sporting Academy (SOM)
Tammeka Kuressaare (SOM) or Farlandh United (WEE)–Tîm Cymru (WZI) or FC Violences Conjugales (QOD)
Laketown Rangers (TAE) or Aigh nas Raidhraillinan (WEE)–Kirrin Island (QUT) or Hastings County (KRY)
AD Cerro (VLD) or Thornhill Rovers (QUT)–Nashua (NEW)
Norton (KRY) or MS Leighton (QPM)–Ippi-ippi-ippi (QOD)
Santos Luega (PAS)–Academia Acropolis (EIT)
Olympique de Fontvielle (VLD)–Hastings (NEW) or FC Myrkan (PAS)
AFC Drayton (QUT)–Villa Ortiz (QPM)
Eastport (NEW) or Tallahassee Blues (JSY)–East Snaith (WZI)
Western Territories (LEN)–Stanton Town (KRY)

Qualified for third preliminary round
Galáxia (CAF)
Santa Cruz do Norte (CAF)
Riverton Olympic (CAM)
McDonald SC (CAM)
CH Vaudreuil (SPT)
AS Île-Benoît (SPT)
KQ Sirto (COM)
Navon Beach (ADN)
Kareen FC (ESF)
Naquada Falls Demons B (JSY)
Fekler FE (VPH)
Hillaton Downs (SNO)
Camisa Dez (EIT)
St. Martin Athletic (WZI)
Ojedo Cerro (AGU)
Schimpol (LEN)

Qualified for group stage
Cruzeiro do Sul (CAF)
CR Submiria (CAF)
Candelaria-Allemali (CAM)
Cathedral City (CAM)
Olympiques de Baieville (SPT)
SS des Monts (SPT)
Kitsilano Konquerors (COM)
Ebestigatûs Tæpûŋjĭ (COM)
Northtown United (ADN)
AFC Hatton (ADN)
FC Vernad (ESF)
AS Sharala (ESF)
Silto Dosi Yasæŋmajĭ (JSY)
DFE Anhenir (VPH)
New Ireland (SNO)
Thane College (DAN)

by **Eastern Volleyball** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 2:43 pm

Eastern Volleyball Foreign Draft 2010

Arroza
Jeremy Hartwell - 18 - CB - Torhampton gulls
Samson Malijani - 17 - GK - Highbury AFC
Seamus Donnelly - 18 - ST - Anbridge Town

Hartwell was drafted in by reigning Division One champions Torhampton Gulls as first choice centre back. The 18 year old joins a fairly older squad, the Gulls with an average age of 27, so experience from older defenders such as Dre Royle and Lindsay Kelvin could come handy. Malijani drafted in by current Cup champions Highbury AFC. Highbury boss Jake Damian said he was not worried by criticism that the 17 year old was too inexperienced. "People have to start somewhere, and people seem to forget that foreign players here are out to make a name for themselves for their teams back home. I have every confidence in Malijani to keep our team competitive". Seamus Donnelly, an 18-year old striker, was drafted in by Division Two champions Anbridge Town. Anbridge haven't been given good odds on surviving this season, but nonetheless, Town are ready to prove their critics wrong.

Bears Armed
Roh'hsarra EastWalker - 21 - ST - Torhampton Gulls
Ilssa RiverFarer - 24 - CB - Torhampton Gulls
Irryane Porravtso - 20 - LM - Anbridge Town

EastWalker and RiverFarer both get picked up by Torhampton Gulls, easily the favourites for the title yet again. EastWalker has said to have had a target of a goal a game, at least, and will certainly add the extra fire power up front. RiverFarer completes the back four at the Gulls alongside Hartwell from Arroza, almost cementing a title before the season has even started. Irryane Porravtso, a left winger, was drafted by Anbridge and makes the recent promotees' not so weak looking on set pieces.

Queer Poco el Mono Ara
Mustapha Rehman - 33 - ST - Ameshurst Marine

Rehman moved to Eastern Volleyball as his fitness was slowly going down hill and a more relaxed schedule would suit him better. Rehman was drafted by Ameshurst Marine, a team who narrowly escaped relegation at the fortune of their city rivals Ameshurst City. Rehman is expected to bring experience to the squad and looks set to building a strong relationship with playmaker Jody Rodger in order to bring the goals in.

Sorthern Northland
Niccoló Guzzo - 20 - ST - Ameshurst Marine
Im Hyo-Jin - 22 - CM - Highbury AFC

Guzzo joins up with Rehman to create an all foreign strike-force at Ameshurst Marine. Niccoló has been spoken about in EV for a while now and Marine fans in particular are looking forward to battling with Torhampton for the title. Im Hyo-Jin teams up with Arroza keeper Samson Malijani at Highbury AFC. The centre-mid has been praised for his efforts at training in the past few weeks by right-back Jett Eustace, and said "If there's any silverware this season at Highbury Lane, I guarantee this man will be the working force behind the winning squad".

Taeshan
Matt Fisher - 22 - CB - Highbury AFC

Completing this draft report is Taeshan's Matt Fisher. A young centre back who's main aim will be turn this mid-table team into title contenders by rock solid performances at the back and guarding keeper Malijani.

by **Cafundeu** » Fri Aug 07, 2009 3:37 pm

Association codes:

ADN  Ad’ihan                   PAN  Panuul
AGU  Aguazul                   PAS  Pasarga
CAF  Cafundéu                  QOD  Quintessence of Dust
CAM  Candelaria And Marquez    QPM  Queer Poco el Mono Ara
COM  Capitalizt SLANI          QUT  The Islands of Qutar
DAN  Dancougar                 SNO  Sorthern Northland
EIT  Estresse Intenso          SOM  Somewhereistonia
ESF  Elves Security Forces     SPT  Septentrionia
GRA  Graziland                 SRG  Sargossa
HSC  Howling Scanias           STB  Starblaydia
JSY  Jasĭyun                   TAE  Taeshan
KIN  Kinitaria                 UNR  Unreal229
KRY  Krytenia                  VLD  Valladares
LEN  Liventia                  VPH  Vephrall
MAC  The Macabees              WEE  The Weegies
NEW  Newmanistan               WZI  West Zirconia
NTH  Nethertopia

The Thirteenth Globe Cup
presented by Globo Multimedia and Banco Econômico

Draw of the first stages

Selective Stage:

Carlsson Rangers (WEE) x Atlantas Klaipaada (SOM)
Wexax United (ESF) x Slateport Bulls (VLD)
Marinos Metropolis (VLD) x X Island Marauders (TAE)
Augustus (QPM) x Grand Arsenal (ADN)
Ritolé (KIN) x Black Oasis Athletic (COM)
Surgeons (EIT) x SVV Stoedt (NTH)
Barbossa (QPM) x Foxchester Raiders (STB)
Neverend Utd (LEN) x Kagoshima Phoenix (COM)
Unreatiante (UNR) x Mercadel S.C. (SRG)
Siêu tuyệt vời (UNR) x Shuukyuu Kishin (DAN)
Malta Lines (STB) x Galactica (PAS)
Para Hills (HSC) x Bumpoogra FE (VPH)
Taylor's Cross (WZI) x Chyri (KIN)
Tundra Falls (NEW) x Greschmeier MSC (QOD)
Easter House Islanders (WEE) x Ranca Toco (CAF)
Football Nordiqueville (SPT) x Cotham Knights (QUT)
Heathfield United (SNO) x Lockstow City (QUT)
San Pablo (AGU) x Caversham (KRY)
Gamboa FC (CAM) x Hamocker City (GRA)

Preliminary Stage:

Para Hills (HSC) or Bumpoogra FE (VPH) x Club Valanora (ESF)
Carlsson Rangers (WEE) or Atlantas Klaipaada (SOM) x Noka Mariners (JSY)
Heathfield United (SNO) or Lockstow City (QUT) x Stestrenas OC (VPH)
Neverend Utd (LEN) or Kagoshima Phoenix (COM) x East Reading (SNO)
Taylor's Cross (WZI) or Chyri (KIN) x Yuki City Athletic (DAN)
Marinos Metropolis (VLD) or X Island Marauders (TAE) x Pulmonologists (EIT)
Barbossa (QPM) or Foxchester Raiders (STB) x Markham (WZI)
Football Nordiqueville (SPT) or Cotham Knights (QUT) x Mapabore Juventud (AGU)
Malta Lines (STB) or Galactica (PAS) x Jesner Town (LEN)
Unreatiante (UNR) or Mercadel S.C. (SRG) x Real Chinchinhua (TAE)
Tundra Falls (NEW) or Greschmeier MSC (QOD) x Caledon Simpson (KRY)
Augustus (QPM) or Grand Arsenal (ADN) x FC DePardenti (NTH)
Surgeons (EIT) or SVV Stoedt (NTH) x Olympia (NEW)
Siêu tuyệt vời (UNR) or Shuukyuu Kishin (DAN) x El Nacional (SRG)
San Pablo (AGU) or Caversham (KRY) x Lunas FC (PAS)
Easter House Islanders (WEE) or Ranca Toco (CAF) x FK Koltecia (SOM)
Gamboa FC (CAM) or Hamocker City (GRA) x FC Drongosnort (QOD)
Wexax United (ESF) or Slateport Bulls (VLD) x Ritolé (KIN) or Black Oasis Athletic (COM)

Teams qualified for Eliminatory Stage:

Ciudad Soluca (SRG)
Stein-los Turkish (PAS)
Dinamo Karrakiv (SOM)
Highmark City Blues (QOD)
Corinthian Spirits (STB)
Fortuna Cimnersog (PAN)
Apsley Athletic (QUT)
Metropolis Alligators (VLD)
Weitchland United (GRA)
XM Mui xe (UNR)
St Agnes City (HSC)
Fulë (KIN)
Eleptik (MAC)
Ridgemont Town (QPM)
The Distillery (WEE)
Dunboor FC (CAF)
Albrecht Turkish (CAM)
Union d'Ourseville (SPT)
Medoria Löwen (COM)
County Stanley (ADN)
the 18 winners of Globe Cup's preliminary stage
the 10 eliminated teams from TQCC 1st preliminary stage
the 12 eliminated teams from TQCC 2nd preliminary stage

Teams qualified for Qualifying Stage:

Castrograd SC (SNO)
Eastport United (DAN)
Dermatologists (EIT)
Houghton Kestrels (WZI)
CA Condadore (AGU)
Folenisa (LEN)
AC Quarant Xa'virt (TAE)
Mercia Bromham (KRY)
NAPPC (NTH)
Centralia (NEW)
the 30 winners of Globe Cup's eliminatory stage
the 20 eliminated teams from TQCC 3rd preliminary stage

Teams qualified for Group Stage:

A.F.F. (CAF)
Caires Sports (CAM)
FC Cap-Phare (SPT)
Ἄργος ΛΠ (COM)
CF Mont-Pluie (ADN)
Club ESF (ESF)
Dûsanto Mojaikĭjĭ (JSY)
Boalluns FE (VPH)
the 30 winners of Globe Cup's qualifying stage
the 10 eliminated teams from TQCC 4th preliminary stage

Globe Cup final stadium:

Between eleven stadia (oh! an increase!), the man responsible for choosing the venue between the candidates started feeling symptoms of the infamous Sorthern Duck Flu and coughed, with some drops of saliva falling over the name of one of the stadia, which was considered then the "chosen one". So, the host of the final will be Gangsters Park, in Los Riosa, Taeshan (cap. 99,000).

by **Commerce Heights** » Fri Aug 07, 2009 5:40 pm

Sixteenth TakilQuip Champions’ Cup—First and Second Preliminary Rounds

Note: Unreal229’s three-letter code has been changed to UNL at its football association’s request.

First preliminary round

(HSC)             Tolley United    2–3    Qasarian Sparta           (SOM)   1–1   1–2  (aet)
(WEE)           Lylia Foresters    3–4    Talbott                   (LEN)   1–2   2–2
(UNL)                 Theo nhóm    2–8    Wiechester FC             (TAE)   2–1   0–7
(QOD)                    CRBTSF    2–0    Bashingdell               (GRA)   1–0   1–0
(QPM)                Skyte City    0–6    Alianza Ciruelas          (AGU)   0–2   0–4
(QPM)                   Pythons    6–3    Fedala Imperial           (MAC)   4–1   2–2
(MAC)             Macabee Hawks    2–5    CA Paulinthal             (PAS)   1–2   1–3
(QUT)           Lockstow United    3–3 p  Srệpôk                    (UNL)   2–1   1–2  (1–3 pen)
(WEE) Mackintosh Thistle Celtic    1–4    Tannenberg FC             (VLD)   0–3   1–1
(STB)               Iskara Daii    8–3    Port Adelaide Power       (HSC)   5–0   3–3

Second preliminary round

(TAE)             Wiechester FC    1–1 p  Deportivo Soluca          (SRG)   0–1   1–0  (1–3 pen)
(PAS)             CA Paulinthal    2–1    Avidia United             (KRY)   2–0   0–1
(AGU)          Alianza Ciruelas    5–2    Telecontarë               (STB)   4–0   1–2
(QPM)                   Pythons    0–4    Bayern Phoenix            (TAE)   0–2   0–2
(NEW)               Putnam Lake    1–4    Ratos Island              (NTH)   1–2   0–2
(SOM)                 Metalurgs    3–0    Srệpôk                    (UNL)   2–0   1–0
(PAN)            Cimnersog Town    3–4    Iskara Daii               (STB)   2–1   1–3
(QUT)                   Fareham    3–3 a  Qasarian Sparta           (SOM)   3–2   0–1
(QOD)                BobBank FC    4–3    Tannenberg FC             (VLD)   2–0   2–3
(QOD)                    CRBTSF    1–3    Talbott                   (LEN)   0–0   1–3
(AGU)           12 de noviembre    5–1    Eterna Stars              (VLD)   4–1   1–0
(PAS)            Club Stein-los  a 3–3    Orean United              (LEN)   1–0   2–3

Third preliminary round draw
Section I
Naquada Falls Demons (JSY)–Stanley United (WZI)
Snowspire (SNO)–Orthopedists (EIT)
San Solari FC (COM)–Merpisms CE (VPH)
Neurologists (EIT)–Hatton Town (ADN)
Altsend FC (ADN)–Corcaigh (SNO)
SC Rinaldi (ESF)–Porto Lacruz (CAF)
Bradley Hornets (WZI)–Sporting Kildare (DAN)
Sokojito Dosi Gyulhabdwen (COM)–Hondo FC (ESF)
Mylfe CE (VPH)–Arrigo Portuguese (CAM)
Dynamo Kalinsk (DAN)–San Diego Iguanas (COM)
Section II
Metalurgs (SOM)–Talbott (LEN)
Atlantea Hurricanes (TAE)–Loudon (NEW)
CA Paulinthal (PAS)–Monteriano (CAR)
Iskara Daii (STB)–Tenderville United (NTH)
BobBank FC (QOD)–Arcrés Millos (AGU)
Alianza Ciruelas (AGU)–Club Stein-los (PAS)
Bayern Phoenix (TAE)–Qasarian Sparta (SOM)
Dover City (LEN)–12 de noviembre (AGU)
Ousevale Borough (KRY)–Sporting San Marquez (SRG)
Ratos Island (NTH)–Deportivo Soluca (SRG)

Fourth preliminary round draw
Section I
Altsend FC (ADN) or Corcaigh (SNO)–Naquada Falls Demons (JSY) or Stanley United (WZI)
Neurologists (EIT) or Hatton Town (ADN)–Mylfe CE (VPH) or Arrigo Portuguese (CAM)
Bradley Hornets (WZI) or Sporting Kildare (DAN)–Sokojito Dosi Gyulhabdwen (COM) or Hondo FC (ESF)
Dynamo Kalinsk (DAN) or San Diego Iguanas (COM)–Snowspire (SNO) or Orthopedists (EIT)
San Solari FC (COM) or Merpisms CE (VPH)–SC Rinaldi (ESF) or Porto Lacruz (CAF)
Section II
Ousevale Borough (KRY) or Sporting San Marquez (SRG)–Iskara Daii (STB) or Tenderville United (NTH)
BobBank FC (QOD) or Arcrés Millos (AGU)–Ratos Island (NTH) or Deportivo Soluca (SRG)
Metalurgs (SOM) or Talbott (LEN)–Atlantea Hurricanes (TAE) or Loudon (NEW)
Bayern Phoenix (TAE) or Qasarian Sparta (SOM)–Alianza Ciruelas (AGU) or Club Stein-los (PAS)
Dover City (LEN) or 12 de noviembre (AGU)–CA Paulinthal (PAS) or Monteriano (CAR)

Thirteenth Samseong Series B Champions’ Cup—First and Second Preliminary Rounds

First preliminary round

(UNL)                Tam Ky Tây    2–2 a  Athletico Palampas        (QPM)   2–1   0–1
(NEW)                  Eastport    2–6    Tallahassee Blues         (JSY)   2–2   0–4
(SNO)        Fenians Sport Club    5–4    SC Myrkan                 (PAS)   4–2   1–2
(VLD)                  AD Cerro  a 4–4    Thornhill Rovers          (QUT)   1–0   3–4
(STB)         Beverington Hawks    8–6    Hawks Sporting Academy    (SOM)   4–1   4–5
(TAE)    Loachen Yellow Jackets  a 5–5    South Coast United        (JSY)   1–2   4–3
(WEE)           Mauchit Park FC    2–4    Highmark City Reds        (QOD)   0–1   2–3
(VPH)              Sichisers OB    3–2    Ubon Tau                  (UNL)   2–2   1–0
(DAN)          Chastain College    4–1    Bonde do .38              (EIT)   2–1   2–0
(STB)           Internashionale    2–3    Cardenales FC             (VLD)   2–2   0–1
(NEW)                  Hastings    2–1    FC Myrkan                 (PAS)   1–0   1–1  (aet)
(TAE)          Laketown Rangers    4–1    Aigh nas Raidhraillinan   (WEE)   2–1   2–0
(WZI)                 Tîm Cymru    3–1    FC Violences Conjugales   (QOD)   2–1   1–0
(SOM)        Tammeka Kuressaare    6–3    Farlandh United           (WEE)   5–1   1–2
(QUT)             Kirrin Island    0–4    Hastings County           (KRY)   0–2   0–2
(KRY)                    Norton    3–3 a  MS Leighton               (QPM)   2–2   1–1

Second preliminary round

(SNO)        Fenians Sport Club    5–2    Highmark City Reds        (QOD)   3–0   2–2
(STB)           Vecchio Victors    3–1    Ventspils Bluewings       (SOM)   1–0   2–1
(TAE)            Loudon Lancers    2–5    Shadyside Academy         (DAN)   1–2   1–3
(UNL)                    Pakkou    2–3    Loachen Yellow Jackets    (TAE)   0–1   2–2  (aet)
(DAN)          Chastain College    1–5    Sichisers OB              (VPH)   1–1   0–4
(QPM)        Athletico Palampas    2–3    Cardenales FC             (VLD)   1–3   1–0
(AGU)                AC Mineros    4–5    Beverington Hawks         (STB)   2–1   2–4
(SOM)        Tammeka Kuressaare    1–5    Tîm Cymru                 (WZI)   1–1   0–4
(TAE)          Laketown Rangers    2–2 a  Hastings County           (KRY)   2–1   0–1
(VLD)                  AD Cerro    1–3    Nashua                    (NEW)   0–2   1–1
(QPM)               MS Leighton    1–8    Ippi-ippi-ippi-ippi       (QOD)   1–3   0–5
(PAS)              Santos Luega    4–1    Academia Acropolis        (EIT)   1–0   3–1
(VLD)   Olympique de Fontvielle    3–3 a  Hastings                  (NEW)   2–2   1–1
(QUT)               AFC Drayton    6–3    Villa Ortiz               (QPM)   5–1   1–2
(JSY)         Tallahassee Blues    0–6    East Snaith               (WZI)   0–3   0–3
(LEN)       Western Territories    3–2    Stanton Town              (KRY)   0–1   3–1

Third preliminary round draw
Naquada Falls Demons B (JSY)–Tîm Cymru (WZI)
Western Territories (LEN)–KQ Sirto (COM)
St. Martin Athletic (WZI)–Ojedo Cerro (AGU)
Hillaton Downs (SNO)–Hastings (NEW)
Schimpol (LEN)–Fenians Sport Club (SNO)
Galáxia (CAF)–Cardenales FC (VLD)
Santa Cruz do Norte (CAF)–McDonald SC (CAM)
Fekler FE (VPH)–CH Vaudreuil (SPT)
East Snaith (WZI)–Navon Beach (ADN)
Camisa Dez (EIT)–Nashua (NEW)
Beverington Hawks (STB)–AS Île-Benoît (SPT)
Ippi-ippi-ippi-ippi (QOD)–Kareen FC (ESF)
Santos Luega (PAS)–Riverton Olympic (CAM)
AFC Drayton (QUT)–Hastings County (KRY)
Sichisers OB (VPH)–Vecchio Victors (STB)
Loachen Yellow Jackets (TAE)–Shadyside Academy (DAN)

by **Vephrall** » Fri Aug 07, 2009 6:03 pm

VTF1774
PART FOUR

(OOC note: By my calendar, the league was scheduled to end on Wednesday, right before the TQCC cutoff. Unfortunately, I had thought that cutoff was later and I'd be able to get away with posting this when I returned home, being out of town at the time. I was unfortunately wrong, and the league results were only on my home computer and not on my laptop. So the upshot of that is, Vephrall's ICC competitors this time around are based entirely on 1773 results, and the next time around will use the combined points table from '74 and '75.)

Matchday 29

Uh-oh, Oillid have dropped five points in the span of two matches. After absolutely dominating the league so far, are they about to fail down the stretch and hand the title to...probably Mylfe, which was the only team in the top five to record a win this week? Something in me is telling me to make the obligatory New York Mets joke here, but my assistant is reminding me that there is no such thing as the "New York Mets" in this universe. Whatever, I stand by it.

Terabits CE 1-3 Pondrit FE
Mylfe CE 2-0 Ammites FE
Bumpoogra FE 2-0 Spoantects CE
Knoleier FE 0-1 Trillet FE
Sichisers OB 1-2 Fekler FE
Oillid CE 1-1 Stestrenas OC
Boalluns FE 0-1 Daazyiles OC
Penuler OC 2-2 Poikimitagiin FE
Merpisms CE 0-2 Stithis FE
Huellim FE 4-1 DFE Anhenir

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Oillid CE                 29  19   7   3   52   25   27   64
   2  Mylfe CE                  29  16   7   6   59   31   28   55
   3  Ammites FE                29  16   6   7   47   33   14   54
   4  Merpisms CE               29  15   7   7   48   28   20   52
   5  Poikimitagiin FE          29  14   7   8   61   35   26   49
   6  Bumpoogra FE              29  13   8   8   41   29   12   47

Matchday 30

And now Oillid win three-nil on the road. Okay, the Mets (whoever they are) they are not. Meanwhile, we're starting to see a little bit of separation between the top three and the rest of the pack, which would be meaningful if this were a one-off season for international eligibility, but that ain't gon' happen.

Mylfe CE 1-0 Terabits CE
Pondrit FE 1-1 Bumpoogra FE
Ammites FE 3-1 Knoleier FE
Spoantects CE 4-1 Sichisers OB
Trillet FE 0-3 Oillid CE
Fekler FE 1-2 Boalluns FE
Stestrenas OC 2-0 Penuler OC
Daazyiles OC 3-0 Merpisms CE
Poikimitagiin FE 1-1 Huellim FE
DFE Anhenir 0-1 Stithis FE

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Oillid CE                 30  20   7   3   55   25   30   67
   2  Mylfe CE                  30  17   7   6   60   31   29   58
   3  Ammites FE                30  17   6   7   50   34   16   57
   4  Merpisms CE               30  15   7   8   48   31   17   52
   5  Poikimitagiin FE          30  14   8   8   62   36   26   50
   6  Stestrenas OC             30  15   4  11   44   29   15   49

Matchday 31

Okay, so the most exciting match of the week involved two lower-middle table teams. So what? Hats off to Terabits and Knoleier for bringing a little bit of excitement to this depressingly boring stretch run. Oillid still leads by nine, and the bottom three are still separated from the field by six. Poiki gets a four-nil win over last-place Anhenir, but they still trail by 17 points with seven matches remaining. No title for them. As of this moment, there are nine teams (Oillid, Mylfe, Ammites, Merpisms, Poiki, Boalluns, Stestrenas, Huellim, and Stithis) that haven't been mathematically eliminated, but with the bottom four of those all tied at 49, they're about to be.

Terabits CE 4-4 Knoleier FE
Mylfe CE 2-1 Bumpoogra FE
Sichisers OB 1-4 Pondrit FE
Oillid CE 1-0 Ammites FE
Boalluns FE 1-1 Spoantects CE
Penuler OC 2-0 Trillet FE
Merpisms CE 1-0 Fekler FE
Huellim FE 2-0 Stestrenas OC
Stithis FE 0-0 Daazyiles OC
Poikimitagiin FE 4-0 DFE Anhenir

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Oillid CE                 31  21   7   3   56   25   31   70
   2  Mylfe CE                  31  18   7   6   62   32   30   61
   3  Ammites FE                31  17   6   8   50   35   15   57
   4  Merpisms CE               31  16   7   8   49   31   18   55
   5  Poikimitagiin FE          31  15   8   8   66   36   30   53
   6  Boalluns FE               31  13  10   8   47   33   14   49

Matchday 32

Oillid and Mylfe show why they're sitting in first and second as each pick up a comfortable four-nil win. And as a result, we are indeed down to five teams still officially in the race.

Oillid CE 4-0 Terabits CE
Sichisers OB 0-4 Mylfe CE
Knoleier FE 1-5 Bumpoogra FE
Pondrit FE 1-1 Boalluns FE
Ammites FE 1-3 Penuler OC
Spoantects CE 0-1 Merpisms CE
Trillet FE 2-3 Huellim FE
Fekler FE 1-4 Stithis FE
Stestrenas OC 1-2 Poikimitagiin FE
DFE Anhenir 1-3 Daazyiles OC

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Oillid CE                 32  22   7   3   60   25   35   73
   2  Mylfe CE                  32  19   7   6   66   32   34   64
   3  Merpisms CE               32  17   7   8   50   31   19   58
   4  Ammites FE                32  17   6   9   51   38   13   57
   5  Poikimitagiin FE          32  16   8   8   68   37   31   56
   6  Huellim FE                32  15   7  10   54   42   12   52

Matchday 33

Oillid pick up another win, and with that Poiki and Ammites officially bow out of the title race. Merpisms still technically hanging on, fifteen out with five to play. Meanwhile, it's still a six-point gap at the relegation cutoff. Pallona's not even taking bets at this point – Oillid will win the title and Fekler, Sichisers, and Anhenir will go down.

Terabits CE 1-4 Penuler OC
Mylfe CE 2-0 Boalluns FE
Bumpoogra FE 0-3 Oillid CE
Knoleier FE 2-1 Sichisers OB
Merpisms CE 1-0 Pondrit FE
Huellim FE 0-0 Ammites FE
Stithis FE 2-0 Spoantects CE
Poikimitagiin FE 2-0 Trillet FE
Daazyiles OC 3-2 Fekler FE
Stestrenas OC 4-1 DFE Anhenir

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Oillid CE                 33  23   7   3   63   25   38   76
   2  Mylfe CE                  33  20   7   6   68   32   36   67
   3  Merpisms CE               33  18   7   8   51   31   20   61
   4  Poikimitagiin FE          33  17   8   8   70   37   33   59
   5  Ammites FE                33  17   7   9   51   38   13   58
   6  Stithis FE                33  17   4  12   56   45   11   55

Matchday 34

An absolutely irrelevant, but nonethless energetic, nine-goal game between Boalluns and Knoleier sees the home team come out on top. Trillet win and Fekler draw, so the relegation gap widens to eight points. Oillid win and Mylfe lose, so now it takes four losses by Oillid and four wins by Mylfe. And sorry, it's not any more exciting in Cintrin B, as Dranacess officially locks up the title by taking a 13-point lead over Shing with four to play. Then again, there are still 13 teams in contention for promotion there, so that's something.

Huellim FE 2-0 Terabits CE
Merpisms CE 2-0 Mylfe CE
Penuler OC 4-1 Bumpoogra FE
Boalluns FE 5-4 Knoleier FE
Oillid CE 4-1 Sichisers OB
Pondrit FE 4-0 Stithis FE
Ammites FE 0-3 Poikimitagiin FE
Spoantects CE 1-1 Daazyiles OC
Trillet FE 2-1 Stestrenas OC
DFE Anhenir 0-0 Fekler FE

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Oillid CE                 34  24   7   3   67   26   41   79
   2  Mylfe CE                  34  20   7   7   68   34   34   67
   3  Merpisms CE               34  19   7   8   53   31   22   64
   4  Poikimitagiin FE          34  18   8   8   73   37   36   62
   5  Ammites FE                34  17   7  10   51   41   10   58
   6  Huellim FE                34  16   8  10   56   42   14   56

Matchday 35

Not exactly an emphatic statement, but Oillid take a point from Boalluns and take the Cintrin A trophy as well. Anhenir and Sichisers are going down, and so are Fekler unless they win all three remaining matches and Trillet lose all three, and Fekler also make up twelve units of goal difference. This one's over, folks.

Terabits CE 3-2 Poikimitagiin FE
Mylfe CE 2-0 Stithis FE
Bumpoogra FE 1-2 Huellim FE
Knoleier FE 1-1 Merpisms CE
Sichisers OB 0-3 Penuler OC
Oillid CE 1-1 Boalluns FE
Daazyiles OC 0-3 Pondrit FE
Stestrenas OC 2-0 Ammites FE
Fekler FE 0-3 Spoantects CE
Trillet FE 1-1 DFE Anhenir

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Oillid CE                 35  24   8   3   68   27   41   80  C
   2  Mylfe CE                  35  21   7   7   70   34   36   70
   3  Merpisms CE               35  19   8   8   54   32   22   65
   4  Poikimitagiin FE          35  18   8   9   75   40   35   62
....
  17  Trillet FE                35   7   8  20   32   66  -34   29
  18  Fekler FE                 35   5   5  25   30   76  -46   20
  19  DFE Anhenir               35   2   9  24   19   70  -51   15  R
  20  Sichisers OB              35   3   5  27   32   95  -63   14  R

Matchday 36

Fekler lose. Game over.

Stestrenas OC 3-0 Terabits CE
Daazyiles OC 0-1 Mylfe CE
Poikimitagiin FE 2-2 Bumpoogra FE
Stithis FE 4-2 Knoleier FE
Huellim FE 4-0 Sichisers OB
Merpisms CE 2-0 Oillid CE
Penuler OC 0-3 Boalluns FE
Pondrit FE 4-1 Fekler FE
Ammites FE 1-0 Trillet FE
DFE Anhenir 1-1 Spoantects CE

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Oillid CE                 36  24   8   4   68   29   39   80  C
   2  Mylfe CE                  36  22   7   7   71   34   37   73
   3  Merpisms CE               36  20   8   8   56   32   24   68
   4  Poikimitagiin FE          36  18   9   9   77   42   35   63
....
  17  Trillet FE                36   7   8  21   32   67  -35   29
  18  Fekler FE                 36   5   5  26   31   80  -49   20  R
  19  DFE Anhenir               36   2  10  24   20   71  -51   16  R
  20  Sichisers OB              36   3   5  28   32   99  -67   14  R

Matchday 37

Terabits CE 0-1 Trillet FE
Mylfe CE 5-0 Fekler FE
Bumpoogra FE 1-0 Stestrenas OC
Knoleier FE 1-4 Daazyiles OC
Sichisers OB 2-1 Poikimitagiin FE
Oillid CE 1-1 Stithis FE
Boalluns FE 2-2 Huellim FE
Penuler OC 1-3 Merpisms CE
Spoantects CE 1-1 Pondrit FE
Ammites FE 2-0 DFE Anhenir

Matchday 38

Ammites FE 2-0 Terabits CE
Spoantects CE 1-3 Mylfe CE
Trillet FE 1-3 Bumpoogra FE
Fekler FE 2-2 Knoleier FE
Stestrenas OC 2-1 Sichisers OB
Daazyiles OC 2-0 Oillid CE
Poikimitagiin FE 1-1 Boalluns FE
Stithis FE 2-2 Penuler OC
Huellim FE 2-2 Merpisms CE
DFE Anhenir 1-2 Pondrit FE

Final league table

International qualifications are subject to change unless marked with an asterisk – those are confirmed.

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Oillid CE                 38  24   9   5   69   32   37   81  C/TQCC*
   2  Mylfe CE                  38  24   7   7   79   35   44   79  TQCC
   3  Merpisms CE               38  21   9   8   61   35   26   72  TQCC
   4  Ammites FE                38  20   7  11   56   43   13   67  GC
   5  Poikimitagiin FE          38  18  10  10   79   45   34   64  GC
   6  Huellim FE                38  18  10  10   66   47   19   64
   7  Stestrenas OC             38  19   4  15   57   38   19   61
   8  Stithis FE                38  18   6  14   63   56    7   60
   9  Boalluns FE               38  15  14   9   60   44   16   59
  10  Daazyiles OC              38  17   8  13   51   38   13   59
  11  Bumpoogra FE              38  16  10  12   56   45   11   58
  12  Pondrit FE                38  15  12  11   60   45   15   57
  13  Penuler OC                38  15  12  11   67   62    5   57
  14  Knoleier FE               38  12  12  14   47   59  -12   48
  15  Spoantects CE             38  10  16  12   55   53    2   46
  16  Trillet FE                38   8   8  22   34   70  -36   32
  17  Terabits CE               38   9   5  24   39   77  -38   32  GC*
  18  Fekler FE                 38   5   6  27   33   87  -54   21  R
  19  Sichisers OB              38   4   5  29   35  102  -67   17  R
  20  DFE Anhenir               38   2  10  26   21   75  -54   16  R

Terabits CE awarded Globe Cup position for winning Vephraller Kustriin e Foutbill.

Cintrin B

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  FE Dranacess              38  24   8   6   76   40   36   80  P/SBCC*
   2  Pomperae FE               38  20   7  11   59   48   11   67  P/SBCC*
   3  DFE Donseplock            38  19   9  10   61   37   24   66  P/SBCC
   4  Netler FE                 38  17  13   8   50   35   15   64  SBCC
   5  Shing OC                  38  17  12   9   71   44   27   63
   6  Custler FE                38  18   8  12   51   35   16   62
   7  Cirbeod CE                38  16  11  11   60   50   10   59
   8  Cunceer CE                38  16   9  13   45   46   -1   57
   9  Brimpeng FE               38  16   6  16   43   45   -2   54
  10  Ucktingang OB             38  15   8  15   55   48    7   53
  11  Feay FE                   38  14   9  15   47   53   -6   51
  12  Gontarther FE             38  14   9  15   45   56  -11   51
  13  Dilkis FE                 38  14   8  16   40   46   -6   50
  14  Strapply FE               38  14   8  16   38   48  -10   50
  15  DFE Unee                  38  13   8  17   42   50   -8   47
  16  Engset FE                 38  12   9  17   46   50   -4   45
  17  CE e Flaarickug           38   9  14  15   37   53  -16   41
  18  Mendid CE                 38   9   9  20   34   55  -21   36  R
  19  Sante OB                  38   6  10  22   34   56  -22   28  R
  20  Ertory FE                 38   6   7  25   29   68  -39   25  R

Cintrin C

   1  Grasset FE                38  19   9  10   57   35   22   66  P
   2  Burtneeg FE               38  17  15   6   55   37   18   66  P
   3  Virdyr FE                 38  16  12  10   55   41   14   60  P
   4  Berkemara FE              38  17   9  12   44   32   12   60
   5  Thimptot CE               38  17   8  13   49   42    7   59
   6  Sontirae CE               38  16   8  14   50   53   -3   56
   7  Ceones OC                 38  15   9  14   51   40   11   54
   8  Tigajana OC               38  15   9  14   45   44    1   54
   9  Tehtisms CE               38  12  17   9   50   48    2   53
  10  Grendless FE              38  13  13  12   38   37    1   52
  11  Sondar FE                 38  14   9  15   43   43    0   51
  12  Festany CE                38  13  12  13   40   40    0   51
  13  DFE Defae                 38  15   6  17   39   43   -4   51
  14  Nenirmiopoti FE           38  13  11  14   42   45   -3   50
  15  FE Sheoron                38  12   9  17   47   59  -12   45
  16  Sascaenis CE              38  12   8  18   44   50   -6   44
  17  DFE Hyllesme              38  11  10  17   47   56   -9   43
  18  Fenster OC                38  10  13  15   44   56  -12   43  R
  19  Bastegoretik FE           38  10  12  16   37   52  -15   42  R
  20  Ranalos CE                38   8  11  19   36   60  -24   35  R

Promoted to Cintrin C for 1775 season: Spakisteis FE, Dallbigil FE, Emitis FE

by **Vephrall** » Fri Aug 07, 2009 8:18 pm

Following the 1774 season, the Vephraller Tririsec e Foutbill and Vephraller Foutbiller Restritris announced some major changes in Vephrese club football that would take place during the offseason.

Cintrin D, the fourth level of the VTF, which is divided into three divisions (East, West, and South) containing a total of 176 clubs, will cease to exist. The Vephraller Tririsec e Foutbill will now be composed of just three divisions of twenty teams each. These divisions, currently known as Cintrin A, B, and C, are to be renamed and will become the Gold League, White League, and Blue League, respectively.

Meanwhile, the 60 remaining VTF clubs will join those 176 former Cintrin D members and at least 63 new clubs (at least 299 in total) in the new state competitions. Each of Vephrall's twelve states will have its own league consisting of anywhere from seven to 57 members spread across one to three divisions. The winners of these twelve state competitions will then play in a simple knockout tournament, the Prime Minister's Cup. The champions of the four largest states - Riestre (57 teams), Shentarong (57), Bektys (44), and Salle (30) - will receive byes to the quarterfinals.

The Vephraller Kustriin e Foutbill is expected to once again open admission to all 299+ Vephrese clubs (recently it has been open to only the 60 playing in the top three divisions). Meanwhile, a new competition, the Commonwealth Cup, will exist for those 60 teams still playing in the VTF.

VTF and VFR officials have denied allegations of "blatantly stealing Cafundelense ideas", though they did concede that Cafundéu's league structure is very popular among Vephrallers.

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