International Domestic Soccer Newswires 2

[Chartistan]

Hot League coming through!

Chartistan (CHA) Qualifiers
Puppet of Squidroidia (SQR)
IFCF Champions League - Vida de Rico
IFCF Challengers Cup - Mood, Laugh Now Cry Later, 3 Headed Goat

[Macbon]

We apologize that we didn't start the new season, so instead the Macbonian Football Federation we will be submitting IFCF qualifiers from last season, sorry for the inconvenience and hope to see you on the pitch in the 100th edition.

Macbon Qualifiers (MCO)
Primary Association. Re-submitting previous IFCF Qualifiers.
IFCF Champions League: SS Vitelogna
IFCF Challengers Cup: Nanville OSC, Stade de Besannin
IFCF Cup Winners’ Cup: AC Croscia
Campionato Esportivano di Campeones: SS Vitelogna, Nanville OSC

Macbon (MCO) Final Site Bid
Campionato Esportivano di Campeones:Stadio Olimpico (Vitelogna) (80,000)
The Home Venue of SS Vitelogna (Two time League Champions) ,and known as L'arena reale di Vitelogna, a multipurpose stadium with football as its main use

[Valanora]

Per
Preview & Review

Valanora (VAL) Qualifiers
13th IFCF Champions League: Raynor City United, Mar Sara FC, Juavi FC, Club Atlético Bexar
13th IFCF Challengers Cup: Soldarian FC, FC Capri, Char Sara FC
13th IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy: SC Rinaldi, Straightdale FC, Kareen FC

Cup Winners' Cup: Raynor City United
AOCL: Raynor City United

VCIAPP: Club ESF

[Juvencus]

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Juvencus(JUE) Qualifiers:
IFCF Champions League: U.S Scudelli
IFCF Challengers Cup: AS Aguajú, FC Herone, AC Pomena
IFCF Liga B Champions Cup: Cordoba FC, USdC Catena, AC Melposa
IFCF Cup Winners' Cup: AC Picilia

FFI League of Victors: U.S Scudelli, AS Aguajú
FFI Confederations' Trophy: FC Herone

[Oscioru]

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Oscioru(OSC) Qualifiers:
Primary Association, Puppet of Juvencus
IFCF Champions League: Canzaria FC
IFCF Challengers Cup: Universidad de Dronghi, AS Colparaiso, Union Juven

FFI League of Victors: Canzaria FC, Universidad de Dronghi
FFI Confederations' Trophy: AS Colparaiso

[Ancherion]

Ancherion's (ACH) Qualifiers
Primary Association

IFCF Champions League: Ostholden Town
IFCF Challenger's Cup: Chrilsia FC, AC Lopel, Sorial Suns
IFCF Liga B: Sorial United, Madvert City, Caption Bay
IFCF Cup Winners Cup: AC Lopel
CEdC: Ostholden Town, Chrilsia FC

Boring Paradise's (BRP) Qualifiers
Primary Association, Puppet of Ancherion

IFCF Champions League: Empilot United FC
IFCF Challenger's Cup: Para Wanderer's FC, Bartholomew FC, Ivasiocastle United
IFCF Liga B: Icurus Albion, Firocker United, Olympian United
CEdC: Empilot United FC, Para Wanderer's FC

Resubmitting

[Murphtannia]

Murphtannian(MUR) IFCF Qualifications
IFCF Champions League = Villa
IFCF Challengers Cup = Walsall United, AFC Brentford United, Rangers Gentleman Club
IFCF Cup Winners Cup = AFC Sheffield U
Series B Champion's Cup = Liverpool City, St Destroyer, Gary FC

Murphtannian Premier League season 6
   Murphtannian Premier League   Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Villa                          38   24  13   1    85   48  +37    85
 2 Walsall United                 38   20   8  10    57   44  +13    68
 3 AFC Brentford United           38   17  11  10    56   39  +17    62
 4 Rangers Gentlemen club         38   17  10  11    51   40  +11    61
 5 Wigan Club                     38   17   9  12    62   53   +9    60
 6 United Movie fan alliance      38   16  11  11    68   63   +5    59
 7 Miners FC                      38   16   8  14    55   46   +9    56
 8 Cookies FC                     38   15   8  15    48   46   +2    53
 9 Birmingham United FC           38   13  14  11    48   47   +1    53
10 Portsmouth City FC             38   14  10  14    61   69   −8    52
11 Luton City United              38   12  14  12    50   57   −7    50
12 Nottingham County United       38   11  14  13    53   58   −5    47
13 Spaff Dribblers                38   13   7  18    52   55   −3    46
14 Nottingham Forest United       38   12   9  17    48   59  −11    45
15 Coventry Town United           38   11   9  18    52   62  −10    42
16 Leicester Town                 38   10  12  16    47   61  −14    42
17 Derbyshire Counties            38   11   9  18    36   53  −17    42
18 AFC Newcastle                  38    8  14  16    39   46   −7    38
19 AFC Sheffield U                38    9  10  19    48   59  −11    37
20 Blackburn Happies              38    6  16  16    48   59  −11    34

Murphtannian Championship season 6
   Murphtannain Championship  Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Liverpool City              46   46   0   0   218   36 +182   138
 2 St Destroyer                46   22   8  16    68   63   +5    74
 3 FC William                  46   19  15  12    69   57  +12    72
 4 Scotch City                 46   21   9  16    65   62   +3    72
 5 Star Trek Fan Alliance      46   20  11  15    62   63   −1    71
 6 Gary FC                     46   18  13  15    76   65  +11    67
 7 Radiation United            46   18  13  15    62   63   −1    67
 8 Green FC                    46   17  14  15    61   60   +1    65
 9 Science United              46   18  11  17    71   76   −5    65
10 Tonto FC                    46   19   6  21    57   69  −12    63
11 Star wars fan alliance      46   17  11  18    68   67   +1    62
12 The Pub Collective          46   16  13  17    67   77  −10    61
13 AC Orange                   46   16  13  17    65   78  −13    61
14 Real Oaktown FC             46   15  15  16    62   75  −13    60
15 God Farthern Rangers        46   16  10  20    55   66  −11    58
16 Fulham Athletic             46   15  12  19    61   74  −13    57
17 Burnley United              46   14  14  18    56   61   −5    56
18 FC Dam Force                46   15  10  21    61   69   −8    55
19 Guard Football FC           46   16   7  23    62   77  −15    55
20 Crystal Palacio             46   14  13  19    61   81  −20    55
21 Stoke City United           46   15   9  22    66   84  −18    54
22 St Battleship               46   14   9  23    68   84  −16    51
23 The Spurs                   46   13  11  22    60   75  −15    50
24 The Hammers                 46    8  13  25    46   85  −39    37

Murphtannian playoffs
Leg 1

Gary FC 1-0 FC William
Scotch city 2-0 Star Trek Fan Alliance

Leg 2

FC William 0-0 Gary FC (0-1 on agg)
Star Trek Fan Alliance 1-0 Scotch City (1-2 on agg)

Playoff Final

Gary FC 2-1 Scotch City. Gary FC will be promoted to the MPL.


FA Cup

QTR final

Liverpool City 1-0 Nottingham Forest United
AFC Walsall United 2-0 AFC Sheffield U
FC William 0-3 Portsmouth City FC
Wigan Club 3-1 The Hammers

Semi Final

Liverpool City 2-1 Wigan Club
AFC Walsall United 1-0 Portsmouth City FC

The Final

AFC Walsall United 3-3 Liverpool City (4-5 on pens)

Liverpool City are the season 6 winners of the Murphtannian FA Cup

The League Cup

QTR Final

Liverpool City 2-1 Wigan Club
Villa 3-1 Blackburn Happies
AFC Sheffield U 1-0 AFC Newcastle
Green FC 1-0 The Hammers

Semi Final

Liverpool City 0-1 Villa
AFC Sheffield U 2-0 Green FC

The Final

Villa 0-0 AFC Sheffield U (11-12 on pens) AFC Sheffield U win on penalties


Murphy Shield

AFC Sheffield U 3-2 Liverpool City

Murphtannian(MUR) IFCF Qualifications
IFCF Champions League = Villa
IFCF Challengers Cup = Walsall United, AFC Brentford United, Rangers Gentleman Club
IFCF Cup Winners Cup = AFC Sheffield U
Series B Champion's Cup = Liverpool City, St Destroyer, Gary FC

Murphtannian Premier League season 6


Well after further cancellations and struggles to rebuild following the civil war, Murphtannia has finally been able to bring back the sport all Murphtannians love. It was an interesting season, as most foreign players left the MPL bringing balance back to the league and resulting in the old order coming back. Not only this but many stars of the MPL and the national team have retired, creating teams of mostly fresh faces. However we will start with the return of Villa as MPL champions.

Villa have had a brilliant season, clinching the MPL title for the 3rd time. Not only did they win the title, it was never in doubt for most of the season. Only losing to AFC Brentford all season, who will be happy they managed to deny Villa an invincible season at least. Villa’s outstanding season can partially be attributed to Murphy, now he was no longer managing both the NT and Villa, it seems he had plenty more time for domestic football which paid off, his extensive analysis of every opponent allowed his team to always be set up in the correct way to counter the other team. This was combined with breakout seasons for Bailey in goal and Steven Murphy on the other side of the pitch. Murphy finished as the Golden ball winner, having been the top scorer this season, and looked a lot like his Dad this season. Not only has this led to him being called up to the NT but he is now the regular starting ST for Villa. At only 19 it looks like Murphtannia have another promising ST on their hands. Travis Bailey however also had another outstanding season, firmly cementing himself as the Villa Number 1. While he may only be 3rd choice for the NT, he is still a talented keeper, and largely one of the reasons Villa had a good record defensively. Making diving saves, being brave in coming out of the box, his athleticism, reactions and reflexes have garnered national attention, and possibly international attention. You’d think however if any club was going to have a good chance of keeping Bailey it’d be the league winners. While they may have won the league, cup success hasn’t been forthcoming. Villa did manage to reach a league cup final but they lost on penalties to a team that would be relegated later that season. Even worse however in the FA cup Villa lost to FC William in the Round of 16, an upset that was loved by fans across the country. Still overall a very good season for Villa as they finally return to being one of the dominant sides in the MPL.

The main story however is the one of AFC Sheffield U. Until the breakdown of Murphtannian football, AFC Sheffield U looked to be a team on the rise, even managing to finish second in their 5th season of the MPL. However this season they have seen both upset victories that shocked the nation, and a relegation that snuffed out any potential the team might have had of winning an MPL title, and left Sheffield fans in tears. I suppose we should start with disappointment. Relegation. Had you asked a Sheffield U fan if this would happen only last season they wouldn’t even have considered it, but here we are. AFC Sheffield U will be playing in the Championship next season, and if they can’t get themselves promoted soon, it looks increasingly likely that they’ll be stuck there for quite some time. However there were things for Sheffield to celebrate. Mainly the League cup win, having won on penalties, against league winners Villa. Nobody gave them a chance going into that final, and yet they have come away with silverware. Most surprisingly is the fact that they went on to win a second trophy. The Murphtannian Shield. While the trophy itself may only have existed for a year, having been a new invention to decide who would enter the Cup winners cup, CWC is still a coveted prize for a Murphtannian team. Despite being in the Championship they will get to play internationally in the IFCF, something no other relegated team could’ve dreamed of happening. Not only this but it gave them hope for the future, having beaten Liverpool City, a team that dominated the Championship this season, they will be confident that they still have a much better team than anyone else in the Championship, and will probably be favourites to get promoted next season.

Finally is the story of AFC Brentford. The overwhelming favourites for the title, mainly due to the presence of Ivann Bardzavel. While 32 now, it was expected that his presence in defence would’ve given AFC Brentford the rock solid foundation with which to go on a title charge, most people were expecting a run not too dissimilar to the one Villa enjoyed. However disappointment struck as it always does in the MPL, 15 straight poor performances, 5 defeats to start the season. It was a collapse of form like nobody was expecting to the point where Bardzavel was dropped for the first half of the season and AFC Brentford looked lost without him in defence. Eventually he managed to get back into the Manager’s good books and was a regular for the second half of the season, finding his old form again, but it was too late. Despite only losing twice in the entire second half of the season they were never able to catch Villa or Walsall, and instead found themselves in 3rd place. While they will still get to play in the IFCF next season not even coming close to the MPL title will be a big disappointment, and potentially could see Brentford go on the hunt in the next transfer market for that next big player that can push them ahead of the rest of the other MPL teams.

But that is the end of MPL season 6, next season we’ll be seeing 2 fresh faces and one returning giant of Murphtannian football. AFC Newcastle, having been on the brink of relegation for so long have finally succumbed, finally not being able to find that last minute winner, or to scrape the extra win to get them over the edge. They will finally be going down. Meanwhile the Blackburn Happies won’t be so happy anymore, it was an awful season for them but after barely managing to get a starting 11 together most games, it’s no surprise they are going down. Perhaps they will be able to stabilise in the future. That’s all for now, we’ll be seeing you next season though, for what will hopefully be another exciting season of the Murphtannian Premier League, filled with the usual twists and turns, drama, jubilation and crushing defeat.


The Murphtannian Championship season 6

One word could be used to describe this season’s Murphtannian championship. Domination. It was a major shock to Murphtannia when Liverpool city got relegated, especially given that they had Jonathon Waterson on the books at the club. Widely considered the best player in the MPL at the time. It came as even more of a shock that he agreed to stay at Liverpool following said relegation. Maybe it was money, maybe he wanted to stat pad in the MCH but either way it was clear he was too good for this league, and his presence made Liverpool too good for this league.
Liverpool not only went unbeaten, but won every game this season. With a record 182 Goal difference and a record 138 points. It was a brilliant season for City fans as they ripped apart every team in front of them. Not only have they been able to collect a title win, win if it is just the championship, they also managed to win an FA cup. It was in the FA cup that they proved they were still an MPL level team, but it was still an upset when they managed to beat AFC Walsall on pens after an entertaining 3-3 draw. It was a brilliant season for the city. The only downside was that they lost in the Murphtannian Shield, however they still get to play in the Series B champions cup, and so all they missed out on is another trophy to add to a glorious season.

Liverpool weren’t the only team having a good season though, as St Destroyer, named after one of Murphtannia’s churches, became the first religious based side to be promoted into the MPL. After it became clear Liverpool city weren’t going to slow down, the season became more a battle for the final automatic promotion place and it’s a battle that went down to the final day. With FC William and St Destroyer playing each other on the final day. FC William actually went into that game second, and needed a win or draw to stay that way, but St Destroyer managed to grab a 2-0 win, only breaking the deadlock in the 70th minute before adding a second in the 91st. The promotion scenes were marvellous and reminded fans why they all love the sport of football, unless you were an FC William fan however, where you had to brace yourself for the potential pain of the playoffs.

And the playoffs didn’t disappoint. FC William were still the favourites going into the playoffs, but when they came up against Gary FC, a team called so because every player is named Gary, they fell to a 1-0 defeat away. That was ok, they still had the home game to get the 2 goals needed to progress to the final, however they were unable to break down Gary FC, who put 10 men behind the ball and held the 0-0 draw. It was heartbreak for FC William fans who went from automatic promotion on the final day to being knocked out in the playoffs. Meanwhile Scotch City used their home advantage to full effect as well, beating the Star Trek fan alliance 2-0. They fell to a 1-0 defeat at the Enterprise stadium, but they held on for the aggregate win.

Going into the final Scotch City were favourites, they’d already beaten Gary FC twice this season and they must’ve been confident they could do it a third time. But Gary FC pulled off the unexpected. Again putting 10 men behind the ball they set and held the ball for 60 minutes, allowing Scotch city to attack again and again and again, until they tired themselves out. Nonetheless Scotch city got the first goal, with Bob Dylan smashing a ball into the top right of the net from outside the box, forcing Gary FC to play. However Gary FC had planned on Scotch City being exhausted, and so spent the final 20 minutes pelting the Scotch goal with an endless amount of crosses. Resulting in 2 goals in the 83rd and 85th minute to turn the game on its head. Winning 2-1 and for the first time, being promoted to the MPL. Ending yet another Playoff final with drama, it remains to be seen however if Gary FC can compete in the MPL, and given commentators across Murphtannia headaches.

[Yguazu]

The Asociación Yguazuense de Fútbol (AYF) is pleased to present...
The Yguazú División de Honor - Professional Season 3

The División de Honor de Yguazú is the highest tier of association football in Yguazú, a nation located in the region of Anaia with loose and remote bonds with Valladares. This competition, organized by the AYF, is played by 12 teams, most of them based in the national capital Karanday and surrounding areas, and it is particular in the sense that it works under an Apertura/Clausura system in which both the Apertura and Clausura tournaments constitute independent championships (i.e. the winners of both tournaments earn equal recognition as champions).

In both the Apertura and Clausura tournaments, the 12 teams play each other in a double-round robin tournament, once at their stadium and once at their rivals' one, for a total of 22 matches per tournament. The team with the most points at the end of each tournament is crowned as champion.

The competition was played as an amateur championship for nearly 100 years, and has been historically dominated by Cerro Pintado and Olímpico, who won all but 10 out of the previous editions of the competition (48 titles for Cerro Pintado and 44 for Olímpico), with Independiente (5), Tupí (4) and Nacional (1) being the only teams able to win a championship in both the amateur and profesional eras. Albeit the league has been played to a decent standard of quality in spite of its amateurism, the AYF believes that, by turning the competition into a professional one and having the chance to enter international competition, the level of the competition and of its own teams will have an exponential growth and Yguazuense players will have their much-wanted opportunity to take themselves to new highs.

Apertura Tournament
The Apertura was the tournament that kicked off the footballing season and started with an early domination by Olímpico, who were determined to forget the fiasco that was the previous season in which they failed to get into IFCF tournaments. The Zebra reached the first Superclásico of the season on MD8 atop the standings with five wins, one draw, and a single loss on the road against Sportivo Eugenino and had now to visit a Cerro Pintado looking to set themselves on course after struggling in the start of the season. Despite the Azuleta opened up the Apertura with fireworks by giving newcomers Sportivo Itaíno a rough welcome to the top flight with a 5-0 victory at home, losses to Independiente and Tupí and a draw at home against Sportivo Eugenino had put some pressure on the shoulders of Cerro Pintado, who would only bounce back on MD6 and 7 with wins over Trinidense and Deportivo Amambay. In the end, this Superclásico ended up being sort of a turning point in the Azuleta fortunes, as they managed to prevent Olímpico from running away with the tournament title by beating them by an extremely narrow margin.

From that moment a heated two-horse race between the Yguazuenze powerhouses kicked off, with Cerro Pintado taking advantage of a couple of draws for their arch-rivals in the final rounds of the first half of the Apertura to take the lead by defeating Nacional and 22 de Noviembre. But Olímpico would also be able to capitalize on some of their rival's blunders, taking advantage of another draw for Cerro Pintado in San Eugenio to retake the lead by beating a Sol de Anaia who were doing a terrible campaign for their own standards. However, Sportivo Eugenino ended up showing that they were well capable to harm both of the Yguazuense big guns, helping Cerro Pintado to regain the lead with five matches to go by crushing Olímpico 6-0 while the Azuleta beat Trinidense again. With a meager one-point gap, Cerro Pintado visited Kilometer Zero, Olímpico's stadium, in search of a crucial win to start tipping the balance to their favor, which they managed to claim in order to extend that gap to four points and take a crucial step towards yet another championship.

And so, last matchday. Cerro Pintado with a three-point cushion hosted rock-bottom Sol de Anaia and knew that a draw would be enough to win their 47th league championship, while Olímpico had to visit and beat an Independiente side who also had several problems to deal with in this season and were far away from the top places of the table. Olímpico needed to win their match and hope for a helping hand from Sol de Anaia, who would have to beat Cerro Pintado in order to force a championship playoff between both teams. The Zebra won at La Huerta as expected, but there was no miracle from the sunny side and thus the Azuleta claimed a new championship.

Team                         P    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Cerro Pintado            22   13   5   4    46   27  +19    44 CH - CAFA LigAnaia
 2 Olímpico                 22   12   5   5    43   31  +12    41
 3 Tupí                     22   10   4   8    37   33   +4    34
 4 Deportivo Amambay        22    9   6   7    36   30   +6    33
 5 Sportivo Eugenino        22    8   6   8    38   39   −1    30
 6 Nacional                 22    8   5   9    31   31    0    29
 7 Trinidense               22    8   5   9    34   40   −6    29
 8 Independiente            22    7   7   8    38   33   +5    28
 9 25 de Marzo              22    6   9   7    43   42   +1    27
10 22 de Noviembre FBC      22    6   6  10    30   41  −11    24
11 Sportivo Itaíno          22    6   6  10    31   47  −16    24
12 Sol de Anaia             22    5   4  13    29   42  −13    19

Clausura Tournament
Usually the Clausura tends to be the most closely fought tournament, considering that it is at this point that the aggregate table enters into play, and most teams will be looking at both tables with attention especially now that there are international berths up for grabs. This Clausura edition seemed to be the extension of the Apertura, with Cerro Pintado and Olímpico fighting for the title and quickly moving away from the rest of teams in the league. But Cerro Pintado were not in the mood for surprises this time either, rounding up a perfect Superclásico record in the season by beating Olímpico in their two Clausura meetings and rounding up a successful defense on the last day of the season by beating Sol de Anaia and forcing their arch-rivals to settle for another set of silver medals. However, this new championship for Cerro Pintado ended up benefiting Olímpico as well, as the Zebra were able to claim the remaining CAFA LigAnaia berth by being Clausura runners-up.

With Cerro Pintado winning both the Apertura and the Clausura to claim the sole IFCF Champions League berth available, and the solid performances from Olímpico and Tupí in both tournaments to take two of the three Challengers Cup spots by finishing in second and third place of both the Clausura and the aggregate table, there was only one international spot left for four teams: Deportivo Amambay, Nacional, Sportivo Eugenino, and Independiente. Out of those, Deportivo Amambay (who unlike the other three were only in their second season in the top flight) proved to be more consistent in the first half of the season, placing fourth in the Apertura. And it seemed that they would be able to settle the entire affair in quick fashion as they claimed victories over Independiente and Nacional early into the Clausura, while also temporarily leapfrogging Tupí for third place in the aggregate table by beating them in another trip to the capital. However, the start of the second half of the Clausura was quite rough for them as they had to bite the dust four times in a row, which allowed Tupí to move away from the Rooster and both Nacional and Independiente to catch up with them. And to add even more needed spice to this battle, both sides also claimed victory over Amambay, whilst Sportivo Eugenino also entered the fight with a winning streak in the final stretch of the Clausura. And so, the four teams came to the last matchday with chances to claim the final Challengers Cup berth: Deportivo Amambay 62, Independiente 61, Sportivo Eugenino 61, and Nacional 61. Independiente had an uphill final test as they faced Olímpico, who were in their title race with Cerro Pintado, whilst Nacional hosted the relegated Sportivo Itaíno and Deportivo Amambay and Sportivo Eugenino had to kill each other. Independiente's defeat ended up dashing their IFCF chances and although Nacional beat Itaíno, the Rooster and the Pig took the decision of the last international qualifier too seriously and staged a crazy match with 10 goals, 5 players sent off and drama from start to end in which Deportivo Amambay ultimately had the last laugh as they won 6-4 and ended up claiming the final IFCF berth and becoming the first team from the Yguazú interior to qualify for a top tier international competition, in a historic day for football outside Karanday.

As for the rest of teams, Sol de Anaia tried to stage a miraculous comeback in the aggregate table after their disastrous Apertura that saw them finish last but their decent Clausura campaign was not enough to get them closer to the battle for the last Challengers Cup berth, and with the two promoted outfits Sportivo Itaíno and 22 de Noviembre finishing in the bottom two places in both tournaments and being relegated as a result, Trinidense and 25 de Marzo didn't really have any strong reasons to try and leave their mediocrity bubbles.

Team                         P    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Cerro Pintado            22   13   5   4    33   19  +14    44 CH
 2 Olímpico                 22   13   3   6    40   26  +14    42 CAFA LigAnaia
 3 Tupí                     22   11   6   5    34   23  +11    39
 4 Nacional                 22   10   5   7    39   36   +3    35
 5 Sol de Anaia             22   10   5   7    33   35   −2    35
 6 Independiente            22    9   6   7    35   29   +6    33
 7 Deportivo Amambay        22   10   2  10    38   41   −3    32
 8 Sportivo Eugenino        22    9   4   9    36   31   +5    31
 7 Trinidense               22    5   9   8    23   29   −6    24
 9 25 de Marzo              22    4   7  11    31   42  −11    19
11 Sportivo Itaíno          22    4   4  14    21   30   −9    16
10 22 de Noviembre FBC      22    4   4  14    24   46  −22    16

Aggregate Table
The aggregate table, combining the results of both the Apertura and Clausura, will decide the teams that will be entering the IFCF tournaments for the following season. Since Yguazú is currently only entitled to one berth into the Champions League, this berth will be awarded to the highest-placed tournament champion in the aggregate table (if one team wins both the Apertura and Clausura, it will automatically qualify for the CL), with the other tournament champion qualifying for the Challengers Cup instead, and along with the next two best-placed teams in this table. The Apertura and Clausura champions (or Clausura runners-up, if the same team wins both tournaments) will both qualify for the CAFA LigAnaia regardless of their placement in this table.

Team                         P    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Cerro Pintado            44   26  10   8    79   46  +33    88 CL - CAFA LigAnaia
 2 Olímpico                 44   25   8  11    83   57  +26    83 ChC - CAFA LigAnaia
 3 Tupí                     44   21  10  13    71   56  +15    73 ChC
 4 Deportivo Amambay        44   19   8  17    74   71   +3    65 ChC
 5 Nacional                 44   18  10  16    70   67   +3    64
 6 Independiente            44   16  13  15    73   62  +11    61
 7 Sportivo Eugenino        44   17  10  17    74   70   +4    61
 8 Sol de Anaia             44   15   9  20    62   77  −15    54
 9 Trinidense               44   13  14  17    57   69  −12    53
10 25 de Marzo              44   10  16  18    74   84  −10    46
11 Sportivo Itaíno          44   10  10  24    52   77  −25    40
12 22 de Noviembre FBC      44   10  10  24    54   87  −33    40

Relegation Table
The two relegated teams to División Intermedia were decided by computing an average of the points earned per game over the three most recent seasons (six tournaments). The two teams with the lowest average at the end of the season were relegated.

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Team	                  P  Pts    P  Pts    P  Pts    P  Pts	 Avg.
 1 Cerro Pintado	 44   89   44   75   44   88  132  252	1.909
 2 Olímpico      	 44   80   44   62   44   83  132  225	1.705
 3 Independiente         44   76   44   69   44   61  132  206	1.561
 4 Tupí 	         44   53   44	74   44	  73  132  200	1.515
 5 Deportivo Amambay               44	65   44	  65   88  130	1.477
 6 Sol de Anaia 	 44   66   44	70   44	  54  132  190	1.439
 7 Sportivo Eugenino	 44   63   44	62   44   61  132  186	1.409
 8 Nacional      	 44   61   44	53   44	  64  132  178	1.348
 9 25 de Marzo	         44   57   44	59   44	  46  132  162	1.227
10 Trinidense   	           44	55   44	  53   88  108	1.227
11 Sportivo Itaíno		             44	  40   44   40	0.909   REL
12 22 de Noviembre FBC		             44	  40   44   40	0.909	REL

The Yguazú División Intermedia - Professional Season 2

The División Intermedia is Yguazú's second tier, and unlike the División de Honor, it is played under a more traditional format with 16 clubs playing each other twice for a total of 30 matches per season. The top two teams at the end of the season are promoted to the División de Honor for the following season, and will also qualify for the Liga B Champions Trophy along with the team that ends up in third place.

Just like the top tier, the Intermedia's relegation table considers the performance of teams in the division during the three most recent seasons, with the teams with the three lowest averages getting relegated at the end of the season. Teams coming from the capital Karanday and nearby areas will be relegated to Primera B Metropolitana, while teams coming from other areas of Yguazú will be relegated to Primera B Nacional.

League Standings

Team                         P    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Prado Ñu                 30   15   9   6    49   34  +15    54 CH - P - LBCT
 2 Oviedense F.C.           30   15   5  10    52   40  +12    50 P - LBCT
 3 General Redín            30   13   7  10    58   54   +4    46 LBCT
 4 Unión Agrícola           30   13   6  11    54   53   +1    45
 5 Tacuarí                  30   11  11   8    57   44  +13    44
 6 Club Colonial            30   14   2  14    57   51   +6    44
 7 Sportivo Fernandino      30   12   7  11    44   40   +4    43
 8 Estudiantes              30   13   4  13    43   45   −2    43
 9 General Franco           30   12   6  12    45   41   +4    42
10 Deportivo Fernheim       30   12   5  13    49   51   −2    41
11 Río Yguazú               30   11   8  11    41   46   −5    41
12 Club 4 de Octubre        30   11   7  12    46   45   +1    40
13 Sport Mburicaó           30   11   5  14    35   50  −15    38
14 Cerro Pintado (PV)       30   11   5  14    39   56  −17    38
15 31 de Enero              30    9   8  13    46   50   −4    35
16 Sport Lambaré            30    5   9  16    43   58  −15    24

Relegation Table

000000000000000000000000000S1	     S2	       S3	   TOTAL
Team	                  P  Pts    P  Pts    P  Pts    P  Pts	 Avg.
 1 Prado Ñu	         30   46   30   44   30   54   90  144	1.600
 2 General Redín	           30	45   30	  46   60   91	1.517
 3 Oviedense F.C.	 30   45   30	40   30   50   90  135	1.500
 4 Tacuarí      	                     30   44   30   44	1.467
 5 Club Colonial	                     30   44   30   44	1.467
 6 Unión Agrícola	 30   39   30	47   30	  45   90  131	1.456
 7 Río Yguazú	         30   42   30	46   30	  41   90  129	1.433
 8 Estudiantes	         30   37   30	40   30	  43   90  120	1.333
 9 Deportivo Fernheim	           30	38   30	  41   60   79	1.317
10 Club 4 de Octubre	 30   44   30	34   30	  40   90  118	1.311
11 General Franco	 30   37   30	38   30	  42   90  117	1.300
12 Sportivo Fernandino	 30   40   30	34   30	  43   90  117	1.300
13 Sport Mburicaó		             30	  38   30   38	1.267
14 Cerro Pintado (PV)		             30	  38   30   38	1.267
15 31 de Enero   		             30	  35   30   35	1.167	Primera B Nacional
16 Sport Lambaré	 30   35   30	37   30	  24   90   96	1.067	Primera B Metropolitana

Relegation play-off
Since Sport Mburicaó and Cerro Pintado (PV) ended up with the same average at the end of the season, a tiebreaker match was played on neutral ground to decide the last relegated team:

Sport Mburicaó 1–3 Cerro Pintado (PV) @ Estadio Héroes del Pantano, Karanday

Sport Mburicaó were relegated to Primera B Metropolitana.

Yguazú (YGZ) qualifiers
Puppet of Valladares
Champions League: Cerro Pintado
Challengers Cup: Olímpico, Tupí, Deportivo Amambay
Liga B Champions Trophy: Prado Ñu, Oviedense F.C., General Redín

CAFA LigAnaia qualifiers: Cerro Pintado, Olímpico

[Zeta Reka and Hugeltaldom]

Super Cup Of Champions
3 3 3

SCOC 3 Results

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Clubs

Club                Country      Region              Qualification Route
1830 Cathair        Audioslaia   Anaia               CAFA LigAnaia V (1st)
Aleiusia Capital    Zeta Reka    Esportiva           Campionato Esportivano di Campeones 38 (1st)
Beirut              Adab         The North Pacific   FFI League of Victors 10 (1st)
Fontvielle Impact   Valladares   Rushmore            Copa De Campeones 57 (1st)
Mâ Âlâmëómë         Farfadillis  Atlantian Oceania   AOCL XLIII (1st)
Nilayam United      Pemecutan    Mandalanusa         13th CMFA Champions League (1st)

Notes...

• Each champion of the six major events agreed to play
• The format for time saving purposed was a single round robin
• The final match took place in the Capital City of Zeta Reka, with other matches in other major cities.

Results
Aleiusia Capital 1-1 Beirut (Locale: Aleiusia)
Mâ Âlâmëómë 2-2 Fontvielle Impact (Locale: Porto Nowi)
Nilayam United 1-3 1830 Cathair (Locale: Ogroven)

Aleiusia Capital 0-2 1830 Cathair (Locale: Stassengrade)
Mâ Âlâmëómë 0-0 Nilayam United (Locale: Matov-Uri)
Fontvielle Impact 0-1 Beirut (Locale: Porto Nowi)

Aleiusia Capital 2-0 Nilayam United (Locale: Porto Nowi)
Mâ Âlâmëómë 5-2 Beirut (Locale: Ogroven)
Fontvielle Impact 1-2 1830 Cathair (Locale: Aleiusia)

Aleiusia Capital 0-0 Fontvielle Impact (Locale: Aleiusia)
Mâ Âlâmëómë 1-0 1830 Cathair (Locale: Ogroven)
Nilayam United 2-3 Beirut (Locale: Porto Nowi)

Aleiusia Capital 3-2 Mâ Âlâmëómë (Locale: Porto Nowi)
Fontvielle Impact 2-0 Nilayam United (Locale: Stassengrade)
1830 Cathair 1-1 Beirut (Locale: Matov-Uri)

Club             Pld  W D L  GF GA GD  Pts
1830 Cathair       5  3 1 1   8  4 +4   10
Mâ Âlâmëómë        5  2 2 1  10  7 +3    8
Aleiusia Capital   5  2 2 1   6  5 +1    8
Beirut             5  2 2 1   8  9 -1    8
Fontvielle Impact  5  1 2 2   5  5 ±0    5
Nilayam United     5  0 1 4   3 10 -7    1

Final

Location: Stadion @ The Zeta Reka National Sports Complex, Aleiusia, Glavni Oblat, Zeta Reka

1830 Cathair (AUD) 0-2 Mâ Âlâmëómë (FFD)

Mâ Âlâmëómë would win their first title, not going unbeaten to the final like last time, but winning the trophy by two goals this time. For the AOCL int was their third final. The cwmpions were not successful in their regional tournament, so they will not return for SCOC 4.

[Indusse]

LIGA PRIME

Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Sindvpore FC                  18   18   0   0    76    4  +72    54
 2 Rockies International FC      18    8   7   3    19   19    0    31
 3 Dhalopura FC                  18    7   4   7    24   23   +1    25
 4 Malta FC                      18    7   4   7    14   18   −4    25
 5 Salingam United FC            18    7   3   8    19   21   −2    24
 6 Sloth Bay FC                  18    7   2   9    11   27  −16    23
 7 New Hind City FC              18    6   3   9    14   20   −6    21
 8 Neagra FC                     18    6   2  10    19   23   −4    20
 9 Southbay Riveria FC           18    3   6   9    12   31  −19    15
10 Cheralam Masters              18    4   3  11    10   32  −22    15

Indusse (INS) Qualifiers
IFCF Champions League: Sindvpore FC
IFCF Challenger's Cup: Rockies International FC, Dhalopura FC, Malta FC

FFI Liga dos Vencedores: Sindvpore FC, Rockies International FC
FFI Taca das Confederacoes:Dhalopura FC

[Southern Palm Islands]

LIGA SPORTINOVA

Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 West Palms FC              18    8   9   1    26   14  +12    33
 2 Khurtubh FC                18   10   2   6    20   15   +5    32
 3 RG Heyzle FC               18    8   7   3    16   10   +6    31
 4 Jarind United              18    7   5   6    18   15   +3    26
 5 Mackrell United FC         18    6   7   5    16   14   +2    25
 6 Ajaxin City FC             18    5   9   4    15   16   −1    24
 7 Kimbhishtki Royals FC      18    5   5   8    15   21   −6    20
 8 Palingh Rovers FC          18    4   7   7    15   20   −5    19
 9 Tanxjin FC                 18    3   6   9    11   17   −6    15
10 Sripala FC                 18    4   3  11    11   21  −10    15

Southern Palm Islands Qualifiers [SPI]
IFCF Champions League: West Palms FC
IFCF Challenger's Cup: Khurtubh FC, RG Heyzle FC, Jarind United

CMFA Champions League:West Palms FC ,Khurtubh FC, RG Heyzle FC, Jarind United

[Trolleborg]

Accordingly to the results of last championship which was published here and most recent cup result Trolleborg put forward as participants of the international club tounaments following clubs:

Trolleborg (TRL) Qualifiers
IFCF Champions League: Great March
IFCF Challenger's Cup: Jesper Torbensen, FTST, Torquel Granittknuser
IFCF Cup Winners’ Cup: Finn Hurps

FFI League of Victors: Great March, Finn Hurps
FFI Confederations' Trophy: Jesper Torbensen

[Adab]

Preview:
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4

AFA Community Classic

Adabian Premier League:
Matchday 1-10, Matchday 11-20, Matchday 21-30, Matchday 31-38 + Awards

Emperor's Cup

Adab (ADB) Qualifiers

IFCF Champions League: Yerushalayim
IFCF Challenger's Cup: Mosul, Adab United, Amel-Marduk
IFCF Cup Winners’ Cup: Adab United

FFI League of Victors: Yerushalayim, Mosul
FFI Confederations Trophy: Adab United

[Saterun]

As per this post:

Saterun (SAT) Qualifiers:
IFCF Champions League:
Futsworth United
IFCF Challengers' Cup:
Tsear FC
Mieteng City
Real Anasb

[The Cordian Isles]

Previews | Season

Cordia (COR) Qualifiers
IFCF Champions League: Jutland FC
IFCF Challengers Cup: Danvirk FC, Creston Wolves, Jutland Cannons
IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy: Mountainview FC, AFC Korda, Northshore FC
IFCF Cup Winners' Cup: Jutland Cannons
AOCL: Jutland FC
VCIAPP: Gilded City Dragons (COR)

[Cassadaigua]

Cassadaigua (CDG) qualifiers
IFCF Champions League: Starksville United
IFCF Challengers Cup: Winchester City, Victoriaville South End, New Lakeland Soccer Club
IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy: Corinth Cardinals, Chester Gunslingers, Mount Stanton
CdC: Starksville United
IFCF Rising Stars Cup: Starksville United

Relevant Links:
Season Preview
1st Half Results
2nd Half Results

[StrayaRoos]

Preview Part 1|Preview Part 2
|MD1-2|MD3-5|MD6-8|
MD9-17 + Conference and Championship Halfways|
MD18-20 + Championship MD20-22|SPL MD21-23 + Championship MD23-25 + Conference MD14|Cup First Round|Championship MD26-38|MD24-26|Conference MD15-26|StrayaRoos Cup|MD27-33|Playoffs Part 1|MD34 and Playoffs Part 2

StrayaRoos (STR) Qualifiers
IFCF Champions League: Pale City
IFCF Challengers Cup: St. Cross United, Zeal Roos, Atletico Menai
IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy: Pale-Zeal United, Southwest Ajax, Pale-Zeal FC
IFCF Cup Winners Cup: Zeal Roos
CAFA LigAnaia: Pale City, St Cross United
VCIAPP: Panem Olympic

StrayaRoos (STR) Final Site Bids
IFCF Challengers Cup-Coal Coast Stadium,Coal Coast (87,500)
The Brand-New megastadium with 87,500 seats is located on it's own island near the sea border with the Ochre Islands,and the Venue has all the modern-day amenities,such as Easy acsess to the CBD and Crowd Control

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Resubmitting

[Tikariot]

May I direct your kind attention to the beginning of the preview/results/RP/everything else cycle at this address?

Tikariot (TKT) Qualifiers
Primary Association
IFCF Champion's League: Port Rhovanyon AFC, Parakleion Firebirds FC
IFCF Challenger's Cup: Oriannor Mountaineers FC, Port Tacassam FC, Carathyr Emeralds FC
IFCF Liga B Champions' Trophy: Vantanoch FC, Fort Viljan Northern FC, Bul Khungur Miners FC

Copa de Campeones (CdC) Port Rhovanyon AFC, Parakleion Firebirds FC

Vilitan Cove Invitational: Miruan City FC (fairplay ranking)

Copa Pavola IV:
Port Rhovanyon AFC (champions)
Khalgarh Valley FC (highest team not in IFCF competition)

[Oberour Ar Moro]

1761-1762 Premier Division Teams and Rosters
1761-1762 Resurrel A-Division Teams and Rosters
Benevolent Cup and Jupillite Minister's Cup Results
Renard League One Results and Final Table
Football System Results
Football System Final Tables

Oberour Ar Moro (OAM) qualifiers
IFCF Champions' League: Hibernus
IFCF Challengers' Cup: Cyrene Bay, Patrons, Celeritas
IFCF Liga B Champions' Trophy: Estipen United, Volare, Politoria Lions
IFCF Cup Winners Cup: Celeritas

Rushmori Copa de Campeones: Hibernus
IUCC: Bécherel University (Style Mod: 4), Melito d'Argentueill College, Veglia (Style Mod: 3), The Apprentice School (Style Mod: 1), University of Salmudos (Style Mod: 4)

[Chromatika]

Season 12

• Red League Preview Part 1 • Red League Preview Part 2 • Red League Preview Part 3 • Red League Preview Part 4 • Red League Preview Part 5 • Other Leagues Preview • Matchdays 1-6 • Matchdays 7-12 • Matchdays 13-19 • CCFA 19 Preview • Matchdays 20-25 • Matchdays 26-31 • Matchdays 32-37 • Youth League Final, CCFA Final, Lower Leagues Final, Orange League Final • Red League Final First Half • Red League Final, Violet Cup Final, IFCC Final Berth Playoffs • International Round-Up • Awards

Chromatika (CMT) qualifiers
Champions League: Wirr Tsi, Chromatik, Alnio, Tihon
[Rising Stars Cup: Wirr Tsi U-18s, Chromatik U-18s, Alnio U-18s, Tihon U-18s]
Challengers Cup: Myana, Crossroads (as IFCF CC Playoff Winner), Lanar (as Violet Cup Winner)
Liga B Champions Trophy: Knetyohai City FC, Knetyohai, FK Shakhter Z'ai'ai
Rising Stars Cup: Chromatik U-18s
Cup Winners' Cup: Lanar

Other competitions:

CAFA LigAnaia: Wirr Tsi, Chromatik
VCIAPP: Anomalies (as highest finishing team not participating in another international competition)
IUCC:
Eyrods Tech (as CCFA Winner, Style Mod: +2)
Felswyr State University (as CCFA Runners-Up, Style Mod: -4)
Chromia Central College University (as CCFA Semifinalist, Higher Seed, Style Mod: -3)
Pùr State University (as CCFA Semifinalist, Lower Seed, Style Mod: -1.5)

[Pasarga]

As per Preview and Review

Pasarga (PAS) Qualifiers:

IFCF Champions League: Tanrısal, CA Paulinthal, Stein-los Turkish
IFCF Challengers Cup: Baskita FC, Club Stein-los, Hellinic Rouge
IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy: Fetherdron United, Paulinthal FC, Peynol-Lunas
IFCF Risings Stars Cup: Stein-los Turkish
CdC: Tanrısal
IFCF Cup Winners' Cup: Stein-los Turkish
VCIAPP: Avidë

[Darmen]

2056-57 Darmeni Football Season
Preview-Part 1 | Preview-Part 2 | Preview-Part 3 | June/July/August | September | October | November | December | January | February | March | April | May
DCAA-Part 1 | DCAA-Part 2 | Series Y-Part 1 | Series Y-Part 2 | ESD-Part 1 | ESD-Part 2

Awards

Golden Boot
1. Darnell Halle (LF, 32) - Atlético Augusta - 23 goals
2. Truman Ryley (ST, 23) - Eau Claire United - 22 goals
3. Bryce Ó Caiside (ST, 26) - Rogerton Whitecaps - 21 goals
   Lennox Travers (LF, 30) - Sterling City United - 21 goals
5. Baltassar Boon (RF, 27) - IFK Liverpool United - 20 goals
   Idonea Santiago (LF, 18) - Rogerton Valladar CF - 20 goals

Player of the Season
1. James January (LF, 23) - Scott City FC
2. Lennox Travers (LF, 30) - Sterling City United
3. Hikomoto Mizuno (KOR, RF, 32) - Tempala United Saints

Best Young Player (U-23)
1. James January (LF, 23) - Scott City FC
2. Truman Ryley (ST, 23) - Eau Claire United
3. Idonea Santiago (LF, 18) - Rogerton Valladar CF

Best Foreign Player
1. Hikomoto Mizuno (KOR, RF, 32) - Tempala United Saints
2. Anna Sonnleitner (NPH, RB, 24) - Scott City FC
3. Moses Lofuko (CBR, RF, 33) - MTK Kingsville

Goalkeeper of the Season
1. Hyman Campo (GK, 36) - Scott City FC
2. Ori Poirier (GK, 29) - Sterling City United
3. Simon Toro (GK, 30) - MTK Kingsville

Defender of the Season
1. Cináed Böhm (CB, 29) - Scott City FC
2. Anna Sonnleitner (NPH, RB, 24) - Scott City FC
3. Abimael Michaud (LB, 33) - Scott City FC

Manager of the Season
1. Tor Tong Lee - Scott City FC
2. Klopas Maddox - Darmen City United
3. Braith Bennington - Rogerton Rebels FC
Golden Glove
1. Simon Toro (GK, 30) - MTK Kingsville - 13 clean sheets
2. Hyman Campo (GK, 36) - Scott City FC - 11 clean sheets
3. Emrys Plamondon (GK, 34) - Darmen City United - 10 clean sheets
   Ori Poirier (GK, 29) - Sterling City United - 10 clean sheets
   Howard McBride (GK, 35) - Romanopolis United - 10 clean sheets

All-Pro XI
GK: Hyman Campo (36) - Scott City FC
LB: Abimael Michaud (33) - Scott City FC
CB: Cináed Böhm (29) - Scott City FC
CB: Kerr Snyder (30) - IFK Liverpool United
RB: Anna Sonnleitner (NPH, 24) - Scott City FC
LM: Kerr Park (28) - Johnho United
CM: Parthalán Wolfe (30) - Scott City FC
CM: Víedharr Svendsen (33) - Tempala United Saints
RM: Phenalope Everett (BRE, 32) - Sterling City United
ST: James January (23) - Scott City FC
ST: Lennox Travers (30) - Sterling City United

All-Foreign XI
GK: Barrett Knock (BRE, 35) - Atlético Augusta
LB: Nicholaus Abyssite (KOR, 22) - MTK Kingsville
CB: Choe Gook-Yeong (QUE, 29) - MTK Kingsville
CB: Krzesimir Hadjiev (SRS, 28) - Tempala United Saints
RB: Anna Sonnleitner (NPH, 24) - Scott City FC
LM: Rabican Monrow (CYI, 33) - IFK Liverpool United
CM: Kendra Yisake (BNJ, 31) - Romanopolis United
CM: Bane Scoboryo (BSE, 33) - Johnho United
RM: Phenalope Everett (BRE, 32) - Sterling City United
ST: Hikomoto Mizuno (KOR, 32) - Tempala United Saints
ST: Moses Lofuko (CBR, 33) - MTK Kingsville

Foreign Player Stats

Abanhfleft (AFT) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Cyrus Liwanag          CF  34  Sporting Rigerata United 14    9

Apox (APX) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Jenson Sabrefell       CF  33  Sterling City United     27    7

Banija (BNJ) - 2 players
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Adriel Aoro            CM  33  Romanopolis United       15    1
Kendra Yisake          CM  31  Romanopolis United       26    6

Brenecia (BRE) - 3 players
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Phenalope Everett      RM  32  Sterling City United     26    7
Jonas Kennedy          DM  30  Romanopolis United       15    0
Barrett Knock          GK  35  Atlético Augusta         26    9 clean sheets

Bonesea (BSE) - 2 players
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
LO Fernsplatt          RB  34  Darmen City United       27    0
Bane Scoboryo          RCM 33  Johnho United            27    1

Baker Park (CBP) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Reggie Laing           CF  34  Scott City FC            18    4

Cobrio (CBR) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Moses Lofuko           RF  33  MTK Kingsville           24   11

Cordian Isles (COR) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Lucas Oers             LM  28  MTK Kingsville           26    2

Ceyne Isles (CYI) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Rabican Monrow         LM  33  IFK Liverpool United     24    6

Eura (EUR) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Donovan Ball           CF  33  Tempala United Saints    25    9

Hinodejin Empire (HIN) - 2 players
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Choe Kyung-Sook        LCM 32  Lynx FC                  23    7
Tabur Temujin          RB  33  Atlético Augusta         13    0

Iskandervale (ISK) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Serikzhan Cooper       GK  33  Sportklub Palerma         2    0 clean sheets

Ko-oren (KOR) - 9 players
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Nicholaus Abyssite     LB  22  MTK Kingsville           27    3
Heliodoro Araújo       ST  34  Johnho United            24   11
Barnamakun Genperinden RCB 32  Romanopolis United       25    0
Ingvar Hovestad        CB  33  Lynx FC                  26    3
Hubbe Kampmans         CM  33  Club Jim Falls           25    9
Susumu Miyazawa        RM  32  Brham United             25    1
Hikomoto Mizuno        RF  32  Tempala United Saints    26   17
Lew Turner             RF  34  Brham United             26   10
Ieyasu Yamasaki        LM  24  Brham United             26    1

Mytanija (MYT) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Jetmir Podgorsek       RB  32  Rogerton Whitecaps       26    0

Nephara (NPH) - 4 players
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Kamilla Isring         ST  33  Atlético Augusta         14    4
Ulrich Mason           RF  24  Sterling City United     27   10
Malura Seitz           LB  31  Sterling City United     26    1
Anna Sonnleitner       RB  24  Scott City FC            27    1

Oberour Ar Moro (OAM) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Tivio de Malhortye     RB  33  Olympique Chuckio        25    1

Pasarga (PAS) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Pista Rác              RB  32  Club Jim Falls           24    4

Pauh Janggi (PJI) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Ahmed Hossam           LB  32  Springfield United       19    0

Quincy (QCY) - 2 players
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Dai Zhenya             LCM 31  Rogerton Whitecaps       10    0
Xuan Jing              LM  31  Sportklub Palerma        23    0

Quebec and Shingoryeo - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Choe Gook-Yeong        LCB 29  MTK Kingsville           27    0

Squornshelan Remnant States (SRS) - 2 players
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Krzesimir Hadjiev      CB  28  Tempala United Saints    26    0
Olev Skripin           LF  36  Scott City FC             7    1

Soute (SOU) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Aleksander Maślanka    CM  34  Sporting Rigerata United 13    1

Taeshan (TAE) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Victor Borja           RB  33  Brham United             25    0

Tikariot (TIK) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Anderson Noble         CF  25  Royal PFC                22    5

Velestria (VLZ) - 1 player
Name                   Pos Age Club                     Apps Goals
Furusawa Utamara       CM  32  Johnho United            23    1

Darmen (DAR) qualifiers
IFCF Champions League: Scott City FC, Sterling City United
IFCF Challengers Cup: MTK Kingsville, Tempala United Saints, Darmen City United
IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy: Sporting Rigerata United, Rogerton United, Mansfield United FC
IFCF Rising Stars Cup: MTK Kingsville U-19

Cup Winners Cup: Johnho United
Copa de Campeones: Scott City FC
VCIAPP: Romanopolis United
IUCC: University of Cleveland, Golden Light Academy, National Christian University, National Fire Academy, University of Tilden (reigning IUCC champion)

Esportivan Darmen (ESD) qualifiers
CEdC: Cairo United, Earo United

Darmen (DAR) final site bids
IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy: National Stadium, Scott City (75,000 capacity)
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Darmen's biggest stadium and one of its newest too, the National Stadium is home to Series A side Royal PFC. While the running track surrounding the field may not allow for the most intimate of atmospheres, the stadium is designed to prevent as much sound as possible from leaving the stadium, making it one of the loudest places to play in Darmen.

Copa de Campeones: Northumberland Stadium, Oldtown (62,100 capacity)
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For a brief period the Northumberland Stadium was Darmen's preeminent stadium before being surpassed by the National Stadium. Located in Oldtown, just a 25 minute drive north of Scott City, the stadium is easily accessible from Scott City International Airport. Home to Series B side Suburban Warriors.

IUCC: Mutiny Stadium, Tilden (25,000 capacity)
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All your IUCC trophies are belong to us! In recognition of the University of Tilden's dominance in the latest editions of the IUCC, the DFA is submitting the largest stadium on the island, Mutiny Stadium, as host site of the IUCC final. Home to Series B side Tilden United, the stadium is just five minutes drive from Tilden Municipal Airport. While not nearly as up to date as the National Stadium or Northumberland Stadium, it is comparable to the vast majority of collegiate stadiums in Darmen and would make an excellent choice to host the IUCC final.

[Captina Island]

The Captina Company Super League

The Captina Company Super League is made up of 14 clubs located in the nation's major cities. Each of the six corporate entities sponsors their own team, while the other eight are divided between clubs that originally represented one of the two population groups; today all clubs have supporters from across the spectrum of the island's people, although many retain traditions specific to their particular origin.

The season consists of the clubs playing every opponent once between April & June then following a 2 month break, play every opponent again between September & November.

Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 CNO North Point           26   17   5   4    58   27  +31    56 Champions League
 2 TCC Geneva                26   15   6   5    51   26  +25    51 Challengers Cup
 3 TBG Big Flint             26   14   6   6    39   18  +21    48 Challengers Cup
 4 Punto Nord AC             26   14   6   6    46   31  +15    48 Challengers Cup
 5 Calcio Captina            26   13   7   6    55   36  +19    46
 6 Fairmont City SC          26   12   8   6    49   29  +20    44
 7 Port Genoa Calcio         26   12   6   8    50   33  +17    42
 8 Clarksburg FC             26   12   4  10    50   43   +7    40
 9 IMA Port Genoa            26   12   2  12    42   43   −1    38
10 Brandstadter Clarksburg   26   11   2  13    33   40   −7    35
11 SEC Fairmont              26    8   5  13    28   47  −19    29
12 CRON                      26    4   2  20    18   63  −45    14
13 Flint AC                  26    3   3  20    13   49  −36    12
14 AC Geneva City            26    3   2  21    19   66  −47    11

CNO North Point won the 47th edition of the TCC Super League and will represent Captina Island in the IFCF Champions League as well as the Rushmori Copa de Campeones

Captina Island (CTI) qualifiers
puppet of Baker Park
IFCF Champions League: CNO North Point
IFCF Challengers Cup: TCC Geneva, TBG Big Flint, Punto Nord AC

Rushmori Copa de Campeones: CNO North Point

[Fort McKinley]

Football League of Fort McKinley

Comrade Dr L.K. Allen created the FLFM for the glory of the People's Republic, to exhibit the superiority of The Party to all who would seek true knowledge through His teaching.
Decadent Capitalist ideas are forbidden in the People's Republic and no influence of imperialist consumerism exists. All clubs are maintained through the benevolence of The Party, as Comrade Dr Allen willed it.

Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 GS Redonia             38   28   7   3    81   32  +49    91 Champions League
 2 GS Wilmore             38   24   9   5    78   35  +43    81 Challengers Cup
 3 Curundu                38   22   9   7    79   44  +35    75 Challengers Cup
 4 Capital Met            38   19   7  12    52   51   +1    64 Challengers Cup
 5 Comrade Allen          38   19   6  13    55   47   +8    63
 6 Parkfield Met          38   16  11  11    54   39  +15    59
 7 WC Merryfield          38   16  10  12    58   53   +5    58
 8 WC Redonia             38   15  11  12    59   53   +6    56
 9 Wilmore                38   14  11  13    51   45   +6    53
10 WC Curundu             38   13  13  12    49   52   −3    52
11 Melgove                38   13  11  14    58   53   +5    50
12 Motor Curundu          38   12  12  14    59   49  +10    48
13 Redonia                38   11  11  16    47   50   −3    44
14 Aerotech               38   11   9  18    50   53   −3    42
15 Arsenal                38   10  10  18    42   63  −21    40
16 Wolf Creek             38    9  10  19    45   65  −20    37
17 WC Shiloh              38    9   9  20    44   77  −33    36
18 WC Wilmore             38    7  11  20    41   73  −32    32
19 Parkfield WC           38    6  13  19    38   62  −24    31
20 Mining Club            38    9   4  25    44   88  −44    31

Workers Club—abbreviated W.C., generally the club of the lower end of the lower class—note there is no Workers Club Wolf Creek. WC never means Wolf Creek.
Metropolitan—not abbreviated, essentially the same as “City”, generally for the upper end of the lower class feel free to shorten to Metro if needed
others—Gold Star (G.S.), or industry name is the club of the elite. Comrade Dr Allen is the elite of the elite and usually shortened to Comrade Allen

Fort McKinley (FMK) Qualifiers
IFCF Champions League: Gold Star Redonia
IFCF Challengers Cup: Gold Star Wilmore, Curundu Metropolitan, Capital Metropolitan

AOCL: Gold Star Redonia

[Oontaz Dert Li Ng]

2028–29 Oontaznik First Division Final Standings

   Oontaz First Division      Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Botafogo de Maranao         38   22   9   7    61   37  +24    75   Champions, IFCF Champions League, AOCL
 2 Gryphons Nubalochi          38   21  10   7    53   37  +16    73   IFCF Challengers Cup
 3 Pasargad Manitogoro         38   20  10   8    53   28  +25    70   IFCF Challengers Cup
 4 RCD Baler                   38   20   8  10    62   53   +9    68   IFCF Challengers Cup
 5 Red Horse Biñan             38   20   6  12    59   46  +13    66
 6 Racing al-Ampatuan          38   17  12   9    46   34  +12    63
 7 Real Altamarino             38   18   8  12    54   31  +23    62
 8 Vigan Athletic              38   16  11  11    54   46   +8    59
 9 Deportivo Cauayan           38   16   8  14    51   47   +4    56
10 General Santos FC           38   15   8  15    42   38   +4    53
11 Fudukwan FC                 38   14  10  14    37   33   +4    52
12 Real Meycauayan             38   15   7  16    49   50   −1    52
13 Hapoel Nineveh              38   12  14  12    37   36   +1    50
14 Esteghlal Omidinabad        38   13   8  17    63   65   −2    47
15 Rayo La Presa               38   12   7  19    42   48   −6    43
16 General Trias Multiversal   38    9  12  17    39   50  −11    39
17 Persephone Hojfsa           38    8  11  19    43   76  −33    35
18 Etazig Petroleum            38    7  10  21    38   54  −16    31   Relegated to Second Division
19 Tall Afar FC                38    8   5  25    61   98  −37    29   Relegated to Second Division
20 Tarbayog Aguilas            38    5  10  23    50   87  −37    25   Relegated to Second Division

Habaniyyah Harriers, Paniqui CF, and Kota Nibabalu KSB are promoted from the Oontaznik Second Division into the First Division.

Congratulations to Botafogo de Maranao, your 2028-29 Oontaznik First Division champions!

Sultanate of Oontaz (OOZ) Qualifiers
Puppet of Estorvipa and Estorpiva

IFCF Champions League: Botafogo de Maranao
IFCF Challengers Cup: Gryphons Nubalochi, Pasargad Manitogoro, RCD Baler

AOCL: Botafogo de Maranao