Cup of Harmony 94 roleplay thread

by **Libesia** » Sun Oct 25, 2026 7:27 pm

If you have not received an invitation to participate in this tournament, please do not post in this thread. Any OOC questions should be directed to me via TG or to the WCDT.

Rosters

Since every team invited to this tournament has by definition already posted a roster, posting one again shouldn't be too much trouble, so please do so if possible (a link to your WCQ roster if it will be unchanged for this tournament is fine). Please make sure style modifiers and roleplay permissions are clearly visible.

AI content

Please do not post AI-generated roleplays. I have outlined strict penalties for doing so. The host's determination will be final in all such cases.

Format

32 teams will content the 94th Cup of Harmony, which will run along a traditional World Cup-style format: 8 single round robin groups of 4, with Goal Difference as the tiebreaker, with the top 2 teams from each group progressing to a non-seeded single elimination bracket. All games will be played in Libesia.

Seeding is based on post WCQ102 rankings, with Libesia given an automatic pot 1 berth as host.

Group A
Libesia
Saperetia
StrayaRoos
Germanic Cat

Group B
Pasarga
Kelssek
Rovenza
United States of Alpha

Group C
The Ko-orenite Constellation
Armatonisdaristan
Taeshan
Natkr

Group D
Pyazhnaya
Sajnur
Erroropolisish Paradystopia
Biyambi

Group E
The Kytler Peninsulae
the Martian Independent Republic
Lionsroar
Myrtle Beach

Group F
Hafamarimët
United Adaikes
Banija
Pomachetti

Group G
Austroguinea
Milchama
Atheara
Commonwealth of Baker Park

Group S
Serdtgyu
Sudilia
Saterun
Snestar

Schedule

MD1: 4 November (1 v 4, 2 v 3) Results
MD2: 6 November (4 v 3, 1 v 2) Results
MD3: 8 November (2 v 4, 3 v 1)
Ro16: 10 November (A1 v B2, C1 v D2, E1 v F2, G1 v S2, B1 v A2, D1 v C2, F1 v E2, S1 v G2)
QF: 12 November (winner of 1st game plays winner of 2nd game, 3rd v 4th, etc...)
SF: 14 November (winner of 1st game plays winner of 2nd game, etc...)
Final: 16 November (hopefully self-evident)

Cutoff will be at 2200 UTC each day. Click here for conversion to other time zones.

Useful links

by **Libesia** » Sun Oct 25, 2026 7:28 pm

Welcome to Libesia. Information about host venues and cities is detailed below. If you have additional questions to help your roleplaying, please feel free to ask!

South

National Football Stadium [BLM Stadium], New Malmesbury, Hermanaria (87,218)

The Banque Libesien Maritime Stadium, alternatively referred to as the National Football Stadium when avoiding commercial sponsor naming rights is required, or as The Ukhamba for its rounded shape and brightly coloured exterior resembling the traditional South Libesian basket, is based in New Malmesbury, Hermanaria. It is the most southerly of any of the stadiums being used in the tournament and, following a substantial renovation, is now the largest. It is the home stadium of the Wöhler Lions football team and the Scorpions rugby union team. New Malmesbury is a bustling and cosmopolitan port city on the southern coast. It is one of the most prosperous Libesian cities and one of the most diverse.

Fixtures:
MD1: Libesia v Germanic Cat
MD2: Pasarga v Kelssek
MD3: Sajnur v Biyambi

Mandlakhe Nqobizitha Stadium [FoneKom Libesia Stadium, Lebowana, Hermanaria (54,000)

Colloquially known as "The Handbag" because of the large arch that curves over the central spine of the stadium. It is accessible via funicular for spectators. The seating is in two banked levels, and cover from the sun is provided by overhanging petal-shaped roof structures. Lebowana is very much a rugby town and the stadium is normally host to the Kings rugby team. The stadium will be named for this tournament after independence hero Mandlakhe Nqobizitha: what the self-professed Communist would make of its corporate sponsorship and branded name under which it is normally known is up for speculation! Lebowana is mainly a mining town built on mineral wealth, but also has one of Libesia's leading universities and is home to the Supreme Court. For this reason it is sometimes known as the fourth capital city, though officially the federal government decided three was enough. Its inland, rocky location means it can be a bit of a furnace in summer heat.

Fixtures:
MD1: Kelssek v Rovenza
MD2: Snestar v Saterun
MD3: Milchama v Commonwealth of Baker Park

Central

Hasimou Biri Sports Complex, Hayaale, Zingara (60,000)

The home stadium of the Libesian national football team and the only Libesian stadium to have previously hosted international football. It is up to full international code, although critics say most of the refurbishment money has been put into improving corporate boxes at the expense of leaving the experience of ordinary spectators a rather spartan affair. It is named for Hasimou Biri, the first post-independence President of Libesia and a unifying figure the like of which the increasingly fragmented republic has not seen since. The pitch suffers from notoriously poor drainage and can become heavily waterlogged after rain. It is located in Hayaale, one of Libesia's three federal capital cities: a purpose built planned city, it is home to the Libesian partliament, the majority of central government offices, and most international embassies. Its architecture owes more to concrete brutalism than any flourishing of post-independence creativity, however.

Fixtures:
MD1: Sajnur v Erroropolisish Paradystopia
MD2: Libesia v Saperetia
MD3: Armatonisdaristan v Natkr

Stade Djoulde Dibumbè, Nkadjoun, Mbanmingé (42,500)

Home stadium of Club Libesian and the Libesian women's national football team, the Stade d'Amitié was renamed after former vice-president Djoulde Dibumbè, to a certain amount of grumbling over money changing hands and little of it finding its way to local contractors. It's a modern, functional stadium with an angular design that has seen it likened to something built using Legally Distinct Children's Plastic Block Toys, the punning title "Stade l'Ego" both a reference to this and to Vice-President Dibumbè's assured self-confidence. Nkadjoun is the major city of Les Frontières, the band of densely populated land abutting the Sadi Desert. As such it has an air of a large caravanserai, with desert traders and ancient mystics mingling with reclamation engineers and oil prospectors. Conditions here are likely to be the hottest of any of the major stadiums.

Fixtures:
MD1: The Ko-orenite Constellation v Natkr
MD2: Biyambi v Erroropolisish Paradystopia
MD3: Atheara v Austroguinea

Kére Stadium [KAOmnia Stadium], Kére, Zingara (60,000)

A large, modern, multi-sports stadium that has hosted football, rugby, cricket, tennis, athletics, boxing, as well as music concerts, political rallies, and Christian revival meetings. KAOmnia Stadium is in many ways what the Hasimou Biri stadium is not, or, aspires to be, thanks to the huge investment in material, safety, and hospitality upgrades provided by mining and petrochemicals giant KAOmnia. Doubtless they will be displeased to have to temporarily forego naming rights for this tournament, but the vast profits they make in Libesia are pretty ample consolation. Kére is often regarded as the business hub of Libesia, with the country's major financial district. The architecture doesn't reflect this: Kére actually retains a lot of colonial architecture, and it can be disconcerting to find banks and hedge funds located not in gleaming skyscrapers, but white stone villas. Kére is the only city in the country with a subway system. It has two stops and a notoriously convoluted map that defies mathematical logic.

Fixtures:
MD1: Pasarga v United States of Alpha
MD2: Natkr v Taeshan
MD3: Banija v Hafamarimët

Stade de Liberté [Mitra Stadium], Moakou, Bakouyem (40,000)

The Stade de Liberté is a new purpose-built stadium for the tournament, financed by the Mitra corporation. Whether or not this act of cynical sportswashing is enough to launder the reputation of a company that has dumped millions of toxic waste off the Libesian coast remains to be seen. No sign of such nastiness at the clean, bright, modern stadium, featuring one of the largest video screens in the country and an artificial pitch, and built in a circular design that has seen it referred to as "The Big Hubcap" by locals, distinguishing it from the many, many other hubcaps strewn around the streets of Moakou, one of inland Libesia's poorer ciites. A new technology park lies largely dormant, with the poor infrastructure links meaning companies have been unwilling to staff up the facilities despite the low cost of labour. Hopefully those infrastructure links won't delay teams reaching the ground.

Fixtures:
MD1: Austroguinea v Commonwealth of Baker Park
MD2: Hafamarimët v United Adaikes
MD3: Sudilia v Snestar

West

Kukuré National Stadium, Kukuré, Yolakuré (listed capacity 85,000, actual capacity 40,000 + a shit ton of monkeys dogs, cats, rats, mice, wild hogs, snakes, and the occasional hippo)

Though theoretically one of the largest stadiums in the country, in practice the Kukuré National Stadium has seen better days. It was previously known as the TFX National Stadium for sponsorship reasons and hosted top flight football, but with the folding of Dabala, the withdrawal of sponsorship, and the deterioration of the economic and security situations in Yolakuré, the stadium has fallen into disrepair. Two major blocks of the stands are unfit for spectator use (though this has not deterred local wildlife, and fans will be able to witness a mini-safari of biodiversity unfolding in the abandoned seating areas). Kukuré is itself a vibrant city hosting one of the largest livestock markets in the world. However, the suburbs and beyond are bedevilled by gang warfare. Teams and visitors are recommended to stick to official hotels and take only approved transport links to and from the stadium.

Fixtures:
MD1: Saperetia v StrayaRoos
MD2: The Ko-orenite Constellation v Armatonisdaristan
MD3: Lionsroar v The Kytler Peninsulae

Kwabená Kobby Sports Stadium, Anobiana, Lashindae (40,250)

Though one of the smaller stadiums in the hosting rotation for the tournament, the Kwabená Kobby Sports Stadium -- named for Kwabená Kobby who was, depending on one's perspective, a pioneering proto-independence leader, or a warlord -- is likely to see some of the liveliest crowd action. Though home ground of Njedibugyo, they have been banned from playing matches there this season after frequent pitch invasions, and for this tournament metal barriers separating the stands from the pitch have been somewhat hastily installed. Anobiana is a radical mix of architectural styles reflecting its diverse population (at times fractiously so) and it bears the clear scars of the darker parts of Libesia's history, with the slave fort overlooking the main bay now converted into a museum. Conditions here will be humid and sticky, with a welcome sea breeze bringing the only relief.

Fixtures:
MD1: the Martian Independent Republic v Lionsroar
MD2: United States of Alpha v Rovenza
MD3: StrayaRoos v Libesia

Northwest

Olympic Stadium, Tizjeb, Qartrun (67,069)

So named because it's part of a larger sports complex including Olympic size running track and almost-Olympic sized swimming pool (it's actually 49 m long in a bid to attract swimmers hoping to set new world records), the Olympic Stadium has of course never really hosted the Olympics. It does however host one of Libesia's strongest domestic clubs, EULI. Tizjeb has a vibrant sporting community. The Sagane and Zalay mountains separate Qartrun from the rest of the North and it is quite a distinct region, with religious diversity, population clustered into cities amid vast expenses of pristine wilderness, and a fiercely independent, libertarian spirit. Conditions in Tizjeb are likely to be the coldest of any of the match day stadiums.

Fixtures:
MD1: Hafamarimët v Pomachetti
MD2: Serdtgyu v Sudilia
MD3: the Martian Independent Republic v Myrtle Beach

Stade de 10 Avril, Bouponé, Kombima (40,000)

The Stade de 10 Avril is named for the date of Libesia's independence. It's known as "The Sailboat Stadium", though it's unclear because the stadium doesn't look anything like a sailboat. A spider might be more apt, with eight large arches supporting the main structure. Renovated for the tournament but it's difficult to see where the money has been spent: seating is poor quality, there are limited facilities, and someone has stolen the traffic cone blocking off the club president's reserved parking spot. Is it too gauche a metaphor to see in the shabby state of this arena, the shabby state of Libesia's independence? Probably. Bouponé is a pretty hip city that deserves better from its sporting infrastructure. Historically associated with the textile and spice trades, today it's the jumping off point for safaris, and also known as the home of Libesia's surprisingly vibrant underground rap scene.

Seriously, it looks absolutely nothing like a sailboat.

Fixtures:
MD1: United Adaikes v Banija
MD2: Austroguinea v Milchama
MD3: Saperetia v Germanic Cat

North

Stade de 11 Avril, Mostachar, Mostadia (85,000)

The Stade de 11 Avril is also named for the date of Libesia's independence: the fact the north and the rest of the country can't agree on which day this took place does rather symbolise the broader issues of integration and cooperation the republic faces. It is a large, modern multi-sport stadium: an athletics track surrounds the pitch and means that spectator seating is unfortunately set quite far back from the touchline. It has hosted six-figure attendances before but after refitting for safety and comfort its maximum attendance is now 85,000, still making it comfortably the largest stadium in the north of the country. Mostachar is the largest city on the Raider Coast. It is somewhat more cosmopolitan than the desert cities of the inland north, and a little more welcoming to outsiders: some women go unveiled, and alcohol can be bought quite easily in the markets down by the ports. Nonetheless, Mostachar is famed for its Islamic architecture, including the White Mosque, the largest in Libesia.

Fixtures:
MD1: Armatonisdaristan v Taeshan
MD2: Germanic Cat v StrayaRoos
MD3: Rovenza v Pasarga

Stade Barthélemy Hachim, Ferragnola, Boulemara (80,000)

Previously a multi-sports facility, the Stade Barthélemy Hachim has undergone renovation that has included removal of the athletics track on which Barthélemy Hachim, a runner not a footballer, won fame. It has also included installation of bigger and better electronic replay facilities, conversion of standing zones (that once saw its capacity swell to 150,000) to full-seating, and one of those posh coffee machines for the break room. This fits Ferragnola's image as the most modern and cosmopolitan city of the north. Its historic role as the northernmost tip of the Sadi Desert trade overland trade route means its architecture is richly appointed. Ferragnola is also well known for its local monkey population. Be careful walking around with a phone or valuables in hand: it's not pickpockets you need look out for! The monkeys enjoy stealing items from people and will only return them in trade for gifts of fruit or sweets. Also if you get bitten you have like a 50% chance of getting rabies, so I'd hand over the banana sooner rather than later.

Fixtures:
MD1: The Kytler Peninsulae v Myrtle Beach
MD2: Commonwealth of Baker Park v Atheara
MD3: Taeshan v The Ko-orenite Constellation

Lamlarès Stadium [Mkouar Castagnia Stadium], Lamlarès, Doubika (45,000)

For years an embarrassing rustbucket of a stadium kept from being upgraded because of its historic connection to the independence movement, major investment by Mkouar Castagnia has finally seen this stadium rebuilt virtually from scratch, only the benefactors to be denied naming rights for the duration of the tournament. Lamlarès is the most conservative northern city given hosting rights, with the other northern venues deliberately sited in cities unusually cosmopolitan for the region. The architecture is understandably reflective of the Islamic traditions of a city where more than 90% of residents profess Islam, though there is a notable Christian Quarter known for its glassware, fashioned from the sands of the Sadi Desert, whose fringes touch the city's southern edge. Visitors to Lamlarès must respect local customs, will find it a dry city even in business hotels, and should stick carefully to assigned match day venues and approved transport links.

Fixtures:
MD1: Milchama v Atheara
MD2: Myrtle Beach v Lionsroar
MD3: Saterun v Serdtgyu

Civic National Stadium, Al Fasala, Hagamood (30,000)

The smallest and poorest stadium in the hosting rotation for this tournament, the ostensible reason for its inclusion is that the Civic National Stadium is where the first documented football match in the history of the Libesian Cup was played. Neither Umm Rawahir and Royal Brogha still exist as clubs -- a phoenix version of Brogha competes in the lower divisions but isn't recognised as a genuine continuation of the original club -- but the historic match (which ended in an historic 0-0 draw) deserves recognition. The stadium is definitely not, of course, being included both because giving zero games to Hagamood would risk the independence movement's ire, no sir, it's definitely all about historical heritage and not about giving a tiny rustbucket of a stadium with seating that would be a fire hazard if it weren't for the merciless implementation of Sharia law a few games as a sock to prevent the Watoto waging a bloody civil war. Again. Unrelatedly, visitors to this stadium must stick to approved travel routes and designated accommodation, and should under no circumstances venture into Al Fasala without accompaniment and/or a tank battalion.

Fixtures:
MD3: United Adaikes v Pomachetti

Northeast

Sharky Najjar Stadium, Menoushn, Qallirqa (35,000.75 [amputee seating available])

Named for famed early Libesian footballer Sharky Najjar, the Eagle Stadium (as it is colloquially known) has a controversial history including crowd violence leading to collapses of stands, use for political rallies and even the staging the mass executions, and a vending machine that stubbornly refuses to give up the Hot & Spicy Tiger Chips, even if you wiggle it a bit. Its footballing history is much prouder, home ground of the super strong northern team AC Song. The northeast region is based around a single city, Menoushn, the megalopolis of the north. Situated on the Basabra river delta, Menoushn is a huge, swirling morass where religious fundamentalism and sectarian revival mingles with hookah bars and strip joints, ancient architecture with modern skyscrapers, chugging river barges with roaring supercar engines. It's also a football crazy town, and visitors must avoid wearing red (the colour of AC Song) or green (the colour of Al-Lidah).

Fixtures:
MD1: Serdtgyu v Snestar
MD2: Pyazhnaya v Sajnur

Central East

Stadio Yemane Assefa, Sebele, Komboror (60,000)

A stadium completely rebuilt for this tournament. Historically, football has been less popular in the east, and until recently the Stadio Atletico -- renamed for this tournament after legendary independence leader Yemane Assefa -- was more used to hosting athletics meets, explaining its low, wide seating plan. Unusually, the west end of the stadium is entirely cut into the rocks of Mount Tufa, which overlooks the stadium and provides sheltering from desert winds. Yemane Assefa was not known for his love of football and that contradiction perhaps illustrates the uncertain reception of the tournament in the east, where links to the federal government are thin. The security situation is however very placid. Sebele is known for its vibrant markets, boasts some of the yummiest (and spiciest) street food in the country (a title obviously hotly contested!) and also plays host to a growing desert rock scene.

Fixtures:
MD1: Sudilia v Saterun
MD2: Pomachetti v Banija
MD3: Erroropolisish Paradystopia v Pyazhnaya

Southeast

Stade de Liberté, Gbadokwa, Mzumo (60,000)

Gbadokwa (formerly known as Hannaville) is the executive capital of Libesia, home to the presidential palace, the Governing Council, and the headquarters of the Army staff. The stadium is newly built for this tournament. Its striking metal design and compact shape to fit into a road intersection has given rise to a nickname of "The Sardine Tin", also reflecting Gbadokwa's flourishing fishing and maritime industries. Gbadokwa is far more cosmpolitan than Hayaale and life here tends to be easygoing and relaxed. Unfortunately that may be slightly reflected in crowd attendances: Gbadokwa is very much a rugby town and doesn't even have a first division Libesian football side. The pitch is artificial, as is much of the canned atmosphere of footballing history in a city that's never really cared for this code of football.

Fixtures:
MD1: Biyambi v Pyazhnaya
MD2: The Kytler Peninsulae v the Martian Independent Republic
MD3: Kelssek v United States of Alpha

Stadium assignments by team

A	MD1: National Football Stadium MD2: Hasimou Biri Sports Complex MD3: Kwabená Kobby Sports Stadium MD1: Kukuré National Stadium MD2: Hasimou Biri Sports Complex MD3: Stade de 10 Avril MD1: Kukuré National Stadium MD2: Stade de 11 Avril MD3: Kwabená Kobby Sports Stadium MD1: National Football Stadium MD2: Stade de 11 Avril MD3: Stade de 10 Avril
B	MD1: Kére Stadium MD2: National Football Stadium MD3: Stade de 11 Avril MD1: Mandlakhe Nqobizitha Stadium MD2: National Football Stadium MD3: Stade de Liberté MD1: Mandlakhe Nqobizitha Stadium MD2: Kwabená Kobby Sports Stadium MD3: Stade de 11 Avril MD1: Kére Stadium MD2: Kwabená Kobby Sports Stadium MD3: Stade de Liberté
C	MD1: Stade Djoulde Dibumbè MD2: Kukuré National Stadium MD3: Stade Barthélemy Hachim MD1: Stade de 11 Avril MD2: Kukuré National Stadium MD3: Hasimou Biri Sports Complex MD1: Stade de 11 Avril MD2: Kére Stadium MD3: Stade Barthélemy Hachim MD1: Stade Djoulde Dibumbè MD2: Kére Stadium MD3: Hasimou Biri Sports Complex
D	MD1: Stade de Liberté MD2: Sharky Najjar Stadium MD3: Stadio Yemane Assefa MD1: Hasimou Biri Sports Complex MD2: Sharky Najjar Stadium MD3: National Football Stadium MD1: Hasimou Biri Sports Complex MD2: Stade Djoulde Dibumbè MD3: Stadio Yemane Assefa MD1: Stade de Liberté MD2: Stade Djoulde Dibumbè MD3: National Football Stadium
E	MD1: Stade Barthélemy Hachim MD2: Stade de Liberté MD3: Kukuré National Stadium MD1: Kwabená Kobby Sports Stadium MD2: Stade de Liberté MD3: Olympic Stadium MD1: Kwabená Kobby Sports Stadium MD2: Lamlarès Stadium MD3: Kukuré National Stadium MD1: Stade Barthélemy Hachim MD2: Lamlarès Stadium MD3: Olympic Stadium
F	MD1: Olympic Stadium MD2: Stade de Liberté MD3: Kére Stadium MD1: Stade de 10 Avril MD2: Stade de Liberté MD3: Civic National Stadium MD1: Stade de 10 Avril MD2: Stadio Yemane Assefa MD3: Kére Stadium MD1: Olympic Stadium MD2: Stadio Yemane Assefa MD3: Civic National Stadium
G	MD1: Stade de Liberté MD2: Stade de 10 Avril MD3: Stade Djoulde Dibumbè MD1: Lamlarès Stadium MD2: Stade de 10 Avril MD3: Mandlakhe Nqobizitha Stadium MD1: Lamlarès Stadium MD2: Stade Barthélemy Hachim MD3: Stade Djoulde Dibumbè MD1: Stade de Liberté MD2: Stade Barthélemy Hachim MD3: Mandlakhe Nqobizitha Stadium
S	MD1: Sharky Najjar Stadium MD2: Olympic Stadium MD3: Lamlarès Stadium MD1: Stadio Yemane Assefa MD2: Olympic Stadium MD3: Stade de Liberté MD1: Stadio Yemane Assefa MD2: Mandlakhe Nqobizitha Stadium MD3: Lamlarès Stadium MD1: Sharky Najjar Stadium MD2: Mandlakhe Nqobizitha Stadium MD3: Stade de Liberté

by **Outer Armatonisdaristan** » Mon Oct 26, 2026 12:58 am

FUSSBALLFEST - Spezial CoH 94

Presented by ATV Sport

ATV Sport House of Football, Aberstorff

Presenters (L-R) Metanni Grobach, Dries Stieborg, Albert van der Poorick and Elvret Waschinzer

Welcome, wilkommen, to the Fußballfest, Pesta Bola, or whatever you refer to it as in your nation! This is ATV Sport and we are proud to present live coverage of the Cup of Harmony!

Waschinzer: Getting eliminated from the World Cup before it’s even begun isn’t what a nation wants to happen. But sadly, it happened for us.
Grobach: Sure, people could say we should’ve tried better. But for a debutant, I’d say we did alright!
Stieborg: *chuckle* People say that about every debutant.
Grobach: We still did better than Italy though.
*laughter from the presenters*
v.d. Poorick: Anyways, Cup of Harmony exists solely so those poor, poor people who watched their country miss out on the world’s biggest stage can watch their nation play competitive matches in a serious setting for once. It’s a competition for the Italys of the world, as we would say. And we’ve just so happened to be invited!
Stieborg: All matters aside, we may not do well here, we definitely didn’t do well at the World Cup, but at least we tried!
Grobach: But hey, at least we finished ahead of Boris Johnson’s bongo lookalike and the Radio Demon!
*laughter from the presenters*
Waschinzer: Olastor? Alastor? They sound the same anyways. Don’t blame you.
Stieborg: This will be a cracker of a tournament. *does the absolute cinema pose*

Stieborg: Anyways, that’s all you need to hear for now! Catch us live from Libesia, as we begin a new journey in Armatonisdaristani international football!
All: Auf wiedersehen!

-Fußballfest Spezial CoH 94 title card-

Der Rote Wolfen - Official CoH 94 Delegation

Official Staff Delegation

Manager - Jens Schneider, 45
Head Coach - Max Weiß, 39
Goalkeeping Coach - Alex Staub, 44
Physical Performance Coaches - Vogt Lind, 29 - Hans Fischer - 37, Otto Wermbeiger, 41
Health Crew - Staub Kreismann, 37 - Gertrud Seeb, 25 - Nicklaus Riedbach, 44
Nutritionists/Physiotherapists - Petra Seebürger, 30 - Hanna Weiß, 38 (not related to Max) - Finn Kluibholm, 37 (physio)
Analysts - Elias Schweub, 23 - Ben Keibrich, 40
Performance Head - Steven Kreis, 33

Official FBA Delegation

President Franz Stieplinger
Grzegorz Wiedbacher
Albert van der Pochen
Otto Laarsen

Official Player Roster (Players + shirt number + club teams)

Forwards:

Cocu Kopo - 9 - Mildenhall Manor F.C. (Corvinia)
Grzegorz Szablik - 11 - FC Terio
Wolfgang Schei - 10 - Aberstorff Kaisers
Dries Stiepling - 21 - Aberstorff Gammas
Petrich Neeburger - 19 - Aberstorff Kaisers
Esbert von Hempfel - 22 - SV Aaros 73

Midfielders:

Otto Dumpfler - 8 - Olimpija Ždarnik (Slovortia)
Dries Kampften - 7 - Aberstorff Kaisers
Boris Borisov - 9 - Free agent
Samir Beitrich - 15 - Aberstorff Kaisers
Rudolf Lund (vice captain) - 14 - ASV Vorwärts Aberstorff
Esbert Steudrich - 16 - ASV Vorwärts Aberstorff
Rudolf Seerich - 17 - ASV Vorwärts Aberstorff
Korol Bendtsen (3rd vice captain) - 18 - Copper Kaisers
Albert Beid - 13 - WSG Aberstorff

Defenders:

Josef Kleinhartze - 2 - Aberstorff Kaisers
Peter Schmeulze - 3 - WSG Aberstorff
Wolfgang Stimck - 4 - Juventus Trapani (Sicily)
Pyotr Laubefrosch (2nd vice captain) - 5 - FC Schalke 04 (Germany)
Gerndt Schick - 6 - AS Roma (Italy)

Goalkeepers:

Lasout Mounton (Captain) - 1 - Aberstorff Kaisers
Rayo Wiedlich - 23 - Galatasaray (Turkey)
Buri Zwischenbrugger - 24 - SV Austria Salzburg (Austria)

The FBA is proud to present Armatonisdaristan’s official broadcasters for CoH 94:

ATV (through ATV Sport)
ORTN (English-language broadcasts, through ORTN Sport)
1TV (Rote Wolfen matches only)

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Yes
Allow Bizarro scoring events: Only if they are somewhat reasonable, e.g. something like a really stupid tap in would be permissible, but something like "A Learnosaurus suddenly SPAWNS IN ON THE PITCH AND BREAKS EVERYONE'S ANKLES AND SCORES A BANGER GOAL WHILST POINTING TO A CARICATURE OF KIT BODEGA" would not be allowed. Telegram me if in doubt.
RP injuries to my players: Minor injuries are ok, but not major ones
Allow Bizarro injuries to my players: No
Hand out yellow or red cards to my players: Only if it's the same amount or less than the amount handed out to their own players. Don't spam the team with bookings
Allow any other Bizarro events: No violence against the Armatonisdaristani people (players or fans) in any way shape or form. can godmod things such as supporter chants, weather and other such details. they may generate stadium happenings

[color=red]Home Stadia
Der Rote Wolfen usually play home games at the 200,000 capacity Stadion 8. Mai 1904. As this is the national stadium alongside the home of the Aberstorff Kaisers, major national cup finals, and the youth national teams, regular maintenance occurs more often than usual national stadia. When the 8. Mai 1904 is not available, home games are often played at either the 146,000 capacity Heroes Stadium in Terio, or at neutral ground. After failing to qualify for NSWC 102 proper, the Rote Wolfen seek new life at their CoH berth. We head into CoH ranked 179th in the KPB ranking after our NSWC debut.

What is an Armatonisdaristan?
[align=center]This section has been ripped from my national factbook. This contains useful infos for tourists!
[spoiler=Armatonisdaristan, who we are]Armatonisdaristan is a conservative Free Socialist liberal dictatorship run by Kaiser Detter I with an iron fist. Its population is 384.46 billion. Its currency is the Armatonisdaristani krona, in which the exchange rate is AEK 1/$2.59 and its national animal is the Luk moose, a native species. In the heart of the capital, Aberstorff is a diverse culture, and several soft drinks stands. A “Museum of Art and History” is located in Aberstorff and in Aaros. The Luk moose is an endangered species, and less than 500 are remaining in the wild of the Garaiya.

The country declared independence from Germany in 1904. It used to be called the German Republic of Armatonisdaristan.

The official political ideology is “Free Socialism” where government and state-owned companies are common but private industries are heavily encouraged and (mostly) successful. Free Socialism has existed since independence, although in the early days had Communist leanings. Armatonisdaristan is considered a conservative nation.

Their internet code is .aa and their three-letter code is AAT.

Armatonisdaristan has 9 administrative oblasts, 3 special autonomous regions and 2 special oblasts.

The 15 regions are as follows (in population order):

Special Capital Oblast of Aberstorff
Special Oblast of Ovia (Capital: Ovia)
Eastern Germany SAR (Capital: Ausachern) (Governed from Aberstorff)
Quasar Oblast (Capital: Terio)
Alke Oblast (Capital: Süd-Jan-Stadt)
Unir SAR (Capital: Märten) (Governed from Aberstorff)
Lichi Oblast (Capital: Evios)
Tilke Oblast (Capital: Alphard)
Aaros Oblast (Capital: Aaros)
Maxim SAR (Capital: Obrak)
Yuz Oblast (Capital: Yuz)
Eruv Oblast (Capital: Aal-Stadt)
Raal Oblast (Capital: Raal)
Garaiya Oblast (Capital: Dara)
Lotench Autonomous Oblast (Capital: Butan) (Governed from Aberstorff)

Additional infos about Armatonisdaristan:
Armatonisdaristan is an extremely patriotic country, with most rivalries disappearing when the national team plays. Most Armatonisdaristanis support their local team. How does one get into Armatonisdaristan? We take in flights from across the NS multiverse for air links, however flights from Earth countries also land. For those with rail connections and with access to Sernet, the best option is the legendary Great Undersea Maglev (GUSM). The GUSM departs in our direction from Sernetesen, with stops in Ausachern, Aaros and the terminus in Aberstorff. The GUSM is jointly run by Sernetrail and the Armatonisdaristani Railways, meaning sleek services and swift transport. You can get around Armatonisdaristan a lot by car and by train; the Armatonisdaristani Railways are your easiest bet for rail links. For those that prefer cycling or walking, there are plenty of pedestrianised lanes in the major cities too. Please note Armatonisdaristan is a conservative country, so do refrain from forced smiles, smoking, or drinking. Respect our local customs and culture, and you’ll enjoy it here. We will welcome you.
Glory to Armatonisdaristan.

by **The Ko-orenite Constellation** » Mon Oct 26, 2026 4:38 am

The Constellation is going to the Cup of Harmony once more! And that means that the AFC - the Association of Football of the Constellation - will have to make its 23-man squad decisions a little sooner than they hoped. For most teams, the 23-man cutoff day is a big day where players that are around the 15th to 30th-best of their nation find out if they make the final squad. In the Constellation, it means that the 150-odd hopefuls hear whether they've made the team, and whether your territory was dishonoured with a lower-than-expected number of selections. The Taröreni, for instance, are entitled to their trio of strikers or Quac.kor is not a good place to be on for a week. Meia-Armadoren is slighted with anything under 5 selections for being the territory with the naturally best players. Chanmingoren say they count on zero of their players making it to the All-Constellation team, but anything less than 3 and there's tariffs on the territory with a player that they feel took the spot of Lian, Long, Zhang, Lu, Gao, or Zhu. A full sum of all the lowest expectations - 3 from Chanmingoren, 5 from Meia-Armadoren, and don't forget the 2+ of Isidoren, or the 5 or so that Ndugutisaoren thinks they're entitled to - and you get a number much, much bigger than 23. You're more looking at 35.

GK Anton (M) Dornsperger (OFHP, 34) - Katzenbüttel am Zwölfe
GK Jurgen (M) Nys (BATV, 26) - UNO Beneden-Drommel
GK Anna (f) Fesenko (ZIRN, 27) - Lokomotiv Lirnykivka

DEF Wilhelm (M) Pfeddersheim (OFHP, 24) - Schwarz-Weiß Leichtin
DEF Renata (F) Couto (ARMA, 26) - CSG Clube Sociedade Gandulas
DEF Wamuiru (F) Nyakio (NDUG, 29) - Kilebya United
DEF Nimmit (M) Chuan (CNPR, 26) - Rangkhon AFC
DEF Rodrigo (M) Firulinheiro (ARMA, 20) - Olímpico FdE
DEF Giovanni (m) Forza (VIRT, 28) - Cantabile Calcio
DEF Yasunobu (m) Ebashi (TNBO, 23) - Aonuma Blues
DEF Altzibar (M) Guezala (ISID, 31) - Olinpiko Santa Joana Arc-ekoa
DEF Delshad (m) Sa'id (IRIT, 30) - El-Akhthar
DEF Thea (F) Mattingley (AYMO, 22) - Greater Oriole United
DEF Bastijn (M) Zuithof (BATV, 21) - SC Baronsgaarde

MID Émerson (M) Pessoa (ARMA, 24) - AAA Associação Atlética Ala
MID Chandra (F) Tanasugarn (CNPR, 31) - Traphaeng FC
MID Jiang (M) Lian (CHNM, 27) - Shibigou Dizhen
MID Kang (m) Long (CHNM, 18) - Xiaojialu Chanchu
MID Lívia (F) Malapeir (ISID, 26) - CE Santa Catarina
MID Parsa (M) Mofid (SHAR, 34) - Satevis Nishaveh
MID Illi (M) Huayanay (URUA, 26) - Chaski Huancarayu
MID Juliette (f) Thomas (EGLA, 23) - Football Club Lamoignonaise
MID Lani (f) Masali (SYNE, 25) - Limyniokos

STR Yagmur (F) Efendi (TARÖ, 29) - Terganspor
STR Thulisile (f) Zosongo (NDUG, 20) - Ntu Generals
STR Gunel (M) Gul (TARÖ, 26) - Namankandspor FK
STR Totuk (m) Basak (TARÖ, 22) - Tarörenspor
STR Tirta (M) Kartawijaya (CNPR, 28) - PTP
STR Xavier (m) Araújo (ISID, 24) - Atlético San Basilio
STR Wahu (F) Nyaguthi (NDUG, 29) - Ntu Generals
STR A-yun (m) Park (GWAS, 22) - Cheonbongri Electronics

So there it is, your politically acceptable list of Constellation players. From all of the territories that played in the regular qualifiers, plus extra.

The good thing about the Constellation is that at the very least, there's no push to include players that are personal favourites of territories' leaders. Every Constellation nation is meritocratic - in name. But given the small populations of some of these places, sometimes you do get some real close connections. Did you know that Dornsperger is the son of the mayor of Katzenbüttel, for instance, as well as the cousin of the minister of Foreign Affairs. Or that Ebashi is also the president of Tonboren University's student organisation, currently in his final year in Engineering. Isidoren's Malapeir is also a member of parliament - the threshold to which is notoriously low over there, with one of the largest parliaments to a population of under a million. Basically, be a subject expert in any field in your province and chances are you'll be elected, or selected, before long.

As far as the footballing qualities of these players, sure, they are among the best 4-5 players of their territory. But expectations for some are just a bit higher than others. Pessoa will have to put the team on his back to protect Meia-Armadoren's honour. Efendi and Gul must score goals for Tarören. And Nyakio and Zosongo must show the world - but specifically the other Constellation nations - that Ndugutisaoren is the leading force in everything in internal affairs.

by **City of Myrtle Beach** » Mon Oct 26, 2026 6:32 am

the Football Association of Myrtle Beach presents the

Myrtle Beach National Football Team: Cup of Harmony 94

Wow!

THE STATS
Style modifier: +2.84
Tactics: Short passes from defense to midfield through the center, long passes from midfield to forward through the center

THE ROSTER
Head coach: Brandon Miles [MYR]
Assistant coach: Patrick Henry [MYR]
Chief of Nonsense: John Jon [MYR]

Starting XI

POS --- NAME --------------- AGE -- CLUB ---------------
CF      Luka Chukchov        25     Georgetown FC
CF      Peyton Petersen      27     North Beach FC
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CM      Hunter Fisher        24     North Beach FC
CM      Dimitri Vodoleyev    27     North Myrtle Beach AFC
CM      Samuel Hyde          23     Indionion Athletic [EFL]
CM      Mathew Henderson     32     Persenggalu Junggalu [BME]
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CB      Aaron Witt           26     Conway Wanderers FC
CB      Richard Garner       26     Pion [AUP]
CB      Keith Peck           31     North Myrtle Beach AFC
CB      Brandon Mann         23     North Myrtle Beach AFC
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GK      Boris Dumanovsky (C) 29     Wilmington AFC

Subs

POS --- NAME --------------- AGE -- CLUB ---------------
FW      Terrence Savage      26     Wilmington AFC
FW      Craig Benson         24     Conway Wanderers FC
FW      Scott Chapman        24     Marshlands AFC
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MF      Nicholas Leon        27     Shallotte RFA
MF      Jesus Sampson        26     Wilmington AFC
MF      Parker Bradshaw      31     Conway Wanderers FC
MF      Wyatt Bridges        23     Wexax United [VAL]
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DF      Tanner Koch          24     North Beach FC
DF      Logan Becker         24     Georgetown FC
DF      Brady Leonard        32     Lepontegu Silverarrows [ANK]
DF      Landon Myers         25     Crescent Beach FC
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GK      Matthew Reid         25     North Beach FC
GK      Marcus Adkins        27     Marshlands AFC

THE PERMISSIONS

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
I would prefer you choose these scorers: Petersen, Chukchov, Fisher
Godmod scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes (minor only)
Godmod injuries to my players: Yes
Hand out yellow cards to my players: Yes (no double yellows/automatic reds)
Hand out red cards to my players: No
Godmod other events: Yes

I'm not completely opposed to things I've said no to here, but you have to ask first. Telegram me at New Fernia

by **IA3x** » Mon Oct 26, 2026 8:18 am

DE FOTBALL FORBUNDET TIL ATHEARA
Baptism of Fire 75 Third Place
Cup of Harmony 94 Roster

INFORMATION
NATION: The Second Republic of Atheara / Die Zweite Republik von Atheara / Den Andre Republikken av Atheara
TEAM NAME: The Blue Guard / Die Blaue Garde / Den Blå Garde
TRIGRAMME: AHR
DEMONYM: Athearan
STYLE MODIFIER: -4

MANAGEMENT AND PLAYER ROSTER

MANAGEMENT FIGURES
MANAGER: Mugel Krygorf (M, 56 y.o)
ASSISTANT MANAGER: Tedd Van De Lruzhingen (M, 57 y.o)
ANALYST: Darwin Erkhangalesk (M, 35 y.o)
TACTICIAN: Liliana Van De Krostwyth (F, 43 y.o)
TEAM PHYSICIAN: Erza Maxim-Nobril (M, 49 y.o)

PLAYERS
GOALKEEPERS
1 GK Oleksander Miltevoch (M, 25 y.o)
12 GK Mikel Horzabath Krygorf (M, 43/35 or 36?* y.o)

DEFENDERS
2 CB Eliza Emmenstra Vertagne (F, 32 y.o)
3 CB Immenila Van De Vredestev (F, 21 y.o)
4 CB Sebastian Ernardo Andester (M, 22 y.o)
5 RWB Jakob Pestren-Mitaloza (M, 23 y.o)
6 LWB Ryan Caleb-Moore (M, 30 y.o)

13 CB Augusta Val Ikstowaris (F, 37 y.o)
14 CB Nolan Harpwell (M, 27 y.o)
15 CB Ja Dishwasher (M, 41/32 or 33?* y.o)
16 RWB Mattias Bergrad (M, 24 y.o)
17 LWB Amamiya Mertenga (F, 27 y.o)

MIDFIELDERS
7 CMF Azalea Helenstra-Yurovidic (F, 26 y.o)
8 CMF Dunn Wilshere (M, 31 y.o)

18 CMF Krisseo Tori (M, 40 y.o)
19 CMF Jeremy Duncace (M, 36 y.o)
20 CMF Zachary Colburn Eriksson (M, 21 y.o)

FORWARDS
9 RW Rianne Van Royen (F, 24 y.o)
10 LW Viviana Falharask (F, 31 y.o)
11 ST Luca Felix-Klarenza (M, 25 y.o)

21 RW Alvaria Rudendottir (F, 37 y.o)
22 LW Wald Henzler-Elmarn (M, 26 y.o)
23 ST Zarbir Iltchoporsk (M, 34 y.o)

* = This notifies players that currently play outside of the new country and what age they are. Updated information may be lacking.

EVERYTHING ELSE

Atheara's 5-2-3 depicted as of World Cup 101

Atheara play in a system that was created during the 93rd Cup of Harmony. Die Blaue Garde line-up in a 5-2-3 formation with wingbacks, two midfielders, and a three-man frontline. The aim is to soak up as much offensive pressure from the opposition by maintaining defensive superiority with the back five. It ensures that Die Blaue Garde have a numerical advantage against most teams. The forward wingers will often drop deep into the midfield, transforming Athearas line-up into a 5-4-1 in order to further strengthen their defense or to ensure midfield superiority to ease up pressure on the back five if they are unable to hold. This guarantees Die Blaue Gardes defense stays solid.

On the offense, the wingbacks will move forward into the midfield, transforming Athearas formation into a 3-4-3. The now back three stays high, typically man marking key threats. To ensure the team doesn't get caught off guard on the counterattack, the aim for Die Blaue Garde is to hold possession with the transformed midfield four, eyeing for key weaknesses in the opposition backline before striking. In the scenario that the enemy team is able to find a situation where they can overwhelm the back three, the wingbacks will not move as high, staying close enough to the middle half of the field to run back in case Atheara are overwhelmed or be surprised on the counter. Depending on the situation, they may stay wide to support the two wingers, or drift inward to support the two midfielders from becoming outnumbered.

Two other variations are used in conjunction. If the team needs to play through the center, require a midfield three, or want a balance of defensive solidity and counter-attacking potential, the lone forward drops into the middle with the two wingers forming a striker partnership. This transforms Atheara's formation into a 5-3-2, which has proven to be useful in certain scenarios where the 5-4-1 is too defensively minded. If offense through the wings is required and The Blue Guard need to overwhelm the midfield, following the same plan as Athearas 3-4-3, the wingbacks will move up and transform the formation into the other variation, a 3-5-2, which allows a more traditional style of play.

The Blue Guard plays its home matches in Azura Memorial Stadium, located within what is known as "The Floating City" of Orphinia, the capital of The Second Republic. It is named after Rally Point Azura, a rally point for the survivors of the disaster than had destroyed the First Republic. And just like with the First Republic, transportation is extremely accessible and it is easy to get to the stadium for locals and foreigners alike. Built to host more than just football matches (As it is a multipurpose stadium capable of hosting other sports that partake on grass), Azura Memorial has a stadium capacity of 52.600 people. Not as large as the stadiums that Atheara had been previously known for, but the facilities located within the stadium are just as advanced, if not even more so compared to the old stadiums.

The Blue Guard wears the kits that were once prepared for them back in the era of The First Republic*.
* = Originally created by Biyambi.

ROLEPLAY PERMISSIONS
If my opponent RPs our match first, I give them permission to:
Godmod Scoring Events: Y
RP Injuries to My Players: Y
Godmod Injuries to My Players: Y
Hand Out Yellow Cards to My Players: Y
Hand Out Red Cards to My Players: Y
Godmod Other Events: Y
Choose My Scorers: Y

In short, anything goes.

by **United States Of Alpha** » Mon Oct 26, 2026 9:17 am

a very low-quality world cup 102 roster:

69 - noobus: back again

21 – RandomNoob: bad at most things yet rather optimistic

23 - JustBry4:) : found being team captain boring

4 - NotJustBry4: the new team captain

91 – AVeryMadGuy : the doppelganger of NotJustBry4

24 - MadNoob: like his "random" counterpart by much angrier

51 – TheAngryBacon: has severe crashouts after any loss

420 – Anonymous1147: ... you expected me to put something here?

404 - hackerman: strategist by day, borderline cyberterrorist by night

73 - WhoTookMySoul: didn't sell his soul to the devil, they just got rid of it

64 – MrBighead: gets more concussions than they care to mention; how he survives all those concussions is impossible to know

RP PERMISSIONS
If my opponent roleplays first, they may:
Choose my starting lineup: N
Choose my goalscorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: N
RP injuries to my players: N
Godmod injuries to my players: N
Hand out yellow cards to my players: Y
Hand out red cards to my players: Y
Godmod other events: N

Style Modifier: +2.5

by **Rovenza** » Mon Oct 26, 2026 9:40 am

Rovenza Eyes the Cup of Harmony

David Alfrederick has re-energised a deflated Rovenzan squad with a statement 6-0 victory over Maritaine, becoming the national team’s all-time biggest win, although, of course, Rovenza were already out of the race for a world cup qualification spot, and Maritaine were sinking at the bottom. But a win’s a win- and every Rovenzan fan has returned to backing Alfrederick as he has made sure his team returned to the Rovenzan Way. Despite the disappointment of missing out on the world cup, Rovenza now have something new to look forward to: the Cup of Harmony. This is the perfect opportunity for Rovenza to show the world that they are more than just there to fill the numbers, and although winning is incredibly unlikely, a deep run will lift The Emeralds to heaven. Can they repeat the brilliance of an IAC quarter-final? Can they repeat the brilliance of being crowned champions of the inaugural Althin Friendly Cup? Well, the nation is certainly hoping so.

Rovenzan National Football Team
Nickname: The Emeralds
Association: Rovenzan Football Association (RFA)
Confederation: N/A
Head coach: David Alfrederick
Captain: Zachary Arnolds
Most caps: Zachary Arnolds (33 caps)
Top scorer: Alexander Soțh (23 goals)
Home Stadium: Rovenzan National Stadium (Northern River Stadium)
Code: ROV
First international: Smoltrendestof 0-1 Rovenza
Biggest win: Rovenza 5-1 Canadian Republik
Pacila 0-4 Rovenza
Biggest defeat: Rovenza 1-5 Crpostran

NationStates World Cup
Appearances: 0
Best Result: N/A

IAC
Appearances: 1
Best Result: Quarter-Finals (IAC26)

Results and fixtures

Smoltrendestof 0-1 Rovenza
Sernet 4-1 Rovenza
Rovenza 2-2 Sernet
Canadian Republik 1-1 Rovenza
Rovenza 5-1 Canadian Republik
Canadian Republik 2-1 Rovenza
Rovenza 2-2 Canadian Republik
Aphrilia 1–0 Rovenza
Rovenza 0-0 Libesia
Tristan de Cunha 2-4 Rovenza
Jaliserra 0-1 Rovenza
Rovenza 4-3 (aet) United Empire of the Seven Seas
Crpostan 4-4 (3-2p) Rovenza
Rovenza 3-1 Zacly
Rovenza 3-2 Canadian Republik
Pacila 0-4 Rovenza
Rovenza 1-1 The Camu
Rovenza 6-6 Thabir
Thabir 0-3 Rovenza
Rovenza 2-1 Canadian Republik
Rovenza 2-0 Smallistan
Crpostran 3-1 Rovenza
Rovenza 2-2 Paradystopia
Auprussia 4-2 Rovenza
Rovenza 1-2 Boring Paradise
Maritaine 1-1 Rovenza
Smallistan 3-4 Rovenza
Rovenza 1-5 Crpostran
Paradystopia 4-2 Rovenza
Rovenza 0-1 Auprussia
Boring Paradise 3-4 Rovenza
Rovenza 6-0 Maritaine
Rovenza 3-1 Jack and Ruby

Coaching Staff
Head Coach: David Alfrederick
Assistant Coach: Anthony Charles
Goalkeeping Coach: Miguel Anthegela
Fitness Coach: Pedro Alexeñol
Chief Analyst: George Richwave
Sporting Director: Thomas Larthen

The Manager
The manager of the Rovenzan National Football Team is David Alfrederick, who had an unimpressive playing career at right-back for Cezex FC, playing there from the age of 20 before retiring at the age of 31. At the age of 37, he took his first managerial job, where he was pretty successful, before leaving to manage a larger club at the age of 41. Four years later, he accepted the Rovenzan National Football Team job where he is today. In Rovenza’s first ever international tournament, he lead Rovenza to the last eight of the IAC, before a winless group stage exist in the Baptism of Fire. In the first-ever Althin Friendly Cup (later renamed the Gold Challenge Cup), Rovenza beat Thabir 3-0 in the final. Alfrederick faced criticism during world cup qualifying due to being a bit more conservative in a lot of the games, before a return to The Rovenzan Way for the final game silenced the doubters. In a friendly organised as part of a co-operation scheme with The Soliss Core, Rovenza beat Jack and Ruby 3-1, which leads us to now. Alfrederick has been in management for eight years, has lead Rovenza to some highs and lows over the first few competition. Will this Cup of Harmony be one of the highs?

Typical Starting XI
GK Sebastian Yorkel (age 30)

LB Matthew Langarth (age 24)
CB Edward Igerson (age 18)
CB William Chernell (age 29)
RB Richard Erthwight (age 24)

CM Charles Markon (age 25)
CM Zachary Arnolds (Captain) (age 28)
CM Ivan Torris (age 25)

LW Finn Grotheros (age 26)
ST Alexander Soțh (age 29)
RW Carlos Quinya (age 26)

Typical Substitutes First XI
GK James Davidson (age 20)

LB Adolf Pharel (age 23)
CB Austin Kansa (age 30)
CB Victor Athe (age 33)
RB Harold Trethcall (age 20)

CM Dorian Amia (age 31)
CDM Edward Leth (age 20)
CM Tom White (age 21)

LW Patryk Pezza (age 23)
ST Alec Warrain (age 16)
RW Alex Wilan (age 19)

Other Players in the Squad
CB Xander Lo (age 27)
CM/CDM/CAM James Karn (age 22)
LW/ST/RW Yoshua Hedben (age 20)

The Youngsters Who Could Be Crucial
Zayne Ugetha. Edward Igerson. Alex Wilan. Ages 17, 18 and 19. And yet already all cemented into this Rovenza squad, whether in the first eleven or to bring some energy off the bench. Others may read the roster and think that they will let the team down. No. The team lets them down.

Zayne Ugetha is the youngest in this Rovenzan delegation, and yet he is already Rovenza’s third all-time top scorer, with 9 goals, three behind 29-years-old Soțh and six behind 28-years-old Arnolds. Sometimes Ugetha even takes Soțh’s starting spot, he’s that good. Don’t put it past him to score on multiple occasions in this world cup qualifying, but even if he doesn’t, his overall performances will likely be extraordinary, especially for his age. Unfortunately he was injured in a friendly and so has been replaced by Alec Warrain, a 16-year-old who is currently leading the Rovenzan Premier League’s goalscoring charts and has scored 4 goals in 2 appearances for Rovenza.

Edward Igerson. Eighteen years of age. And yet already in the starting eleven, alongside Chernell. Beating thirty-year-old Kansa, thirty-three-year-old Athe and twenty-seven-year-old Lo. And not just that- he already has three goals to his name in a Rovenza shirt. And he’s a centre-back. His performances during the IAC were incredible, he was good despite the team in the BoF, and contributed to Rovenza’s Althin Friendly Cup success. To have done this at just eighteen is incredible. What’s next for Igerson?

Alex Wilan. Nineteen years of age. Not even twenty yet. His pace is blistering, and his assists stats already is incredible. He can play left-wing, but also can drift into the centre if necessary and track back if needed. He’s an all-round player, and the future looks bright for him. He lead his club to Rovenzan Cup success despite the dominance of Verdevale City.

Style Modifier: +3.5

Come on The Emeralds!

by **Pasarga** » Tue Oct 27, 2026 1:36 pm

Choose my goalscorers Y
Godmod Scoring Events N
RP injuries to my players Y
Godmod injuries to my players N
Hand out Yellow cards to my players Y
Hand out Red cards to my players N
Godmod Other Events N

Pasarga Roster
Nickname: Wanderers
Most Caps: Mór Császár (196)
Most Goals: Ingþór Auðbjörnsson (124)

Kits

Home Away Third
Modifier: +- 0

Manager: TBA
Assistant: TBA

Goalkeepers
GK: Shu'ayb Ammar Essa, age 31, Stein-los Turkish
GK: Óskar Aronsson, age 28, Algolia AC

GK: Sara Nikolić, age 32, Duke of the North (F)

Disappointing results in both international and domestic play saw Óskar dropped as the number one for the Wanderers heading into the Copa Rushmori where Essa was given the starting role. Having helped lead Turkish to an unexpected SuperLiga title, the veteran keeper showcased their shot stopping abilities quite well and made some key saves in the Wanderers regional championship victory. Goalkeeping was not at issue during the qualifying campaign and so they keep their number one shirt heading into this tournament. Óskar played well in the few opportunities he was given during the qualifiers but it was not enough to win back the top spot in the pecking order and so despite the wealth of talent he has, he remains as the backup. Sara Nikolić is unlikely to see any action barring injuries to the two in front of her, though if she does see action she is known to have good reflexes and a solid shot stopping ability in her arsenal, though not quite at the same level as the two players in front of her.

Defenders
LW/LB: Cyril Aragón, age 28, CA Paulinthal
L/CB: Simone Eisenhauer, age 28, 5'10", 170 lbs, Tihon

(F)
CB: Thorsten Hertzog, age 31, TSV Marzig

CB: Vilmos Ferenczy, age 28, Myana

CB/MC: Frédéric L'Anglais, age 28, Club ESF

CB: CB/DMC: Wolfgang Schmid, age 28, Galatica
CB: Kartal Szél, age 26, CF Outineau

RB: Avelaine Aubin, age 28, Anomalies

(F)
RB: Andor Gyôrfi, age 26, Tihon

The amount of players who made their way to Chromatika to ply their trade showed up in a huge way during the qualifying process, as the defense played the best it had done so in the qualifiers in quite some time. It did not matter if it was the usual starters or those that were considered the back ups to the first team, the entire unit played above and beyond what had been thought possible and so it is a unit that stays mostly unchanged heading into this tournament. Hertzog at the center of the defense and as the captain is a huge force in the middle that will marshal the defense as well as look to keep the morale up among the squad. Ferenczy will be there as a twin tower of power in the middle, hoping to replicate the shutdown power the pairing had in the qualifiers. Sherwin has decided to hang up her boots and so Aubin gets the nod on the right hand side, looking to hold down the fort under a lot of pressure to try and fill Sherwin's shoes. Meanwhile Cyril Aragón on the left hand of the line will look to want a bit more freedom to go forward and support the attack, especially with how it was needed in great amounts to get the attack going during the qualification campaign.

Midfielders
A/ML: Dominik Szatmáry, age 28, Stein-los Turkish
LW: Alim Kaliq Bishara, age 28, Tanrısal
A/MC: Tarján Ságy, age 29, Royal Jam FC

D/MC: Jóhanna Steindórsdóttir, age 28, Stein-los Turkish (F)
MC: Miklós Vass, age 28, Avidë
A/MC: Treszka Kovách, age 25, Burnaby SC

(F)
D/MC: Dražan Kovač, age 28, Hellinic Rouge
RW: Daniela Zagorec, age 29, CA Paulinthal (F)
RW: Christina Schäfer, age 26, Latrobe Athletic

(F)

Only a handful of players did not make the cut from the PFA selection for this tournament from the qualifying pool but one of those is talismanic winger Buday, who like Sherwin on the backline decided to call it an international career after the failure to qualify. Dominik Szatmáry will do his best to replace a legend but it is going to leave a bit of a void on the left hand side where so much of the Wanderers attacks have originated from over the last decade. Through the middle Tarján Ságy will still look to pull the strings as the playmaking midfielder, though if he and the rest of the attack gets off to a slow start again then you can expect Vass or Kovách to be ready to take the spot. Jóhanna did her job as the destroyer quite well and did prove that fulcrum around which the team seemed to balance itself, though her lack of good passing could be part of why there are games where the transitional attack is not at its best. Fleet of foot Daniela Zagorec will look to pick up some of the slack of her departed partner on the other wing with more diving runs on the right hand side but she does not have the same threat to finish an attack and is more a provider in her role.

Strikers
ST: Tímea Szôllôsi, age 27, Stein-los Turkish (F)
ST: Musa Diya Seif, age 27, Kirkenes

ST: Sahir Hana'i Wasem, age 30, Stein-los Turkish
ST: Tétény Csorba, age 26, 6'2", 188 lbs, Avidë
ST: Firenze Szathmáry, age 26, Auprussia NF

(F)

As soon as he was in the picture, he is out again, as Alexander Szôlösi has not been selected to the team to represent Pasarga in the competition. Tímea Szôllôsi does get to retain her spot and as a starter as she was the one of the two who was most in the goals and seemed to provide the most burst when given the opportunity to do so. There is belief that trying to play a more patient game that had Alexander be a hold up striker was part of the issue of why the team failed to consistently produce on the attack during the qualifiers. Sief gets to start alongside the Turkish striker, looking to provide a bit more bite and consistent attack than what was there during the qualifiers. In an attempt to bring down the average age of the team Katinka Fazakas was omitted from the roster with a pair of twenty-six year olds in Csorba and Szathmáry being called up, the latter coming off a brilliant season in Auprussia. Both add a bit of a different dynamic that what was already on the squad and could hopefully provide the manager with options if and when the team is in need of a goal.

Tactics
TBA
Until a permanent manager is appointed, a PFA interim manager will stick with a basic 4-4-2 and look to play on the counter against teams who are as good as the Wanderers and in a more possession style against those that the team seems to be better than.

Captain: Thorsten Hertzog
Corner Taker: Daniela Zagorec
Set Pieces: Tarján Ságy
Penalties: Tímea Szôllôsi

by **Banija** » Tue Oct 27, 2026 3:46 pm

Banija National Team- The Kadongo Kamu

Three-Time World Cup Champions

Information
Country code: BNJ
Denonym: Banijan(s)
Association: Royal Banijan Soccer Association(RBSA)
Nickname: The Kadongo Kamu
Interim Manager: Pamela Scott, 65 years old, native of the Commonwealth of Baker Park. Former college and pro coach in Baker park, former manager of the Baker Park, Farf, and then Banijan NTs. Interim manager for the duration of the Cup of Harmony only.
Senior Assistant Manager: Todd Malembe. 44 years old, Banijan native. Former Assistant manager with Capitol City FC. The CoH will be his final stint with the NT.
Captain: Layvin Son-Saka
Alternate Captain: Ensa Janneh

Green Home Kit
White Away Kit
Orange Alternate Kit

The RBSA uses kit providers from Dantopia, a company called Nerio! All of Nerio's football kits are created exclusively with 100% polyester sourced from ocean plastics, as part of Nerio's 'cliMATE' campaign

RP Permissions
Choose my goalscorers: Yes
Choose Scoring Events: Yes
Godmod scoring events: No
Hand out yellow cards to my players: Yes
Hand out red cards to my players: Yes
RP Injuries to my players: Yes(please state what injury they have suffered and how many games they will miss. No deaths without my permission)
Godmod injuries to my players: Yes(please state what injury they have suffered and how many games they will miss. No deaths without my permission)
Godmod other events: Yes(However, there is a hard ban on any Banijan nationals, player or fans or whoever, from catching a pandemic)
Style modifier: +3

Statistics(Up to date as of the beginning of Cup of Harmony 94, pre-CoH friendlies excluded. Banijan statisticians count OT and PK shootout wins and losses as wins and losses, as opposed to draws like most international statisticians):
All-Time Record: 580-230-152(W-L-D)
All-Time Winning Percentage: 60.29% (Wins over total games played)
All-Time Points Percentage: 65.52% (Wins plus 1/3rd of draws over total games played)
Current KPB+ Rank: #11
Current ARC Rank: #1
Top 25 All-Time Leading Goal Scorers: Italicized players are retired from international duty. Bold players are active players.
1. Abel Wesoloski-Okafor(138 goals)
2. Ilman Jawara(110 goals)
3. Gitonga Kahara(109 goals)
4. Layvin Son-Saka(98 goals)
[i]5. Idai Uster(89 goals)
6. Sarafina Ikpeazu(74 goals)
7. Cyrile Resnais-Mahama(71 goals)
8. Lolong Bokate(69 goals)
9. Kausu Dione(67 goals)
10. Jônn Wérséô(64 goals)
11. Namakula Kawesa(59 goals)
12. Madu Okparra(57 goals)
13. Chibuzo Afolayan(54 goals)
14. Odongo Kagenda(51 goals)
15. Mzukisi Nzo(49 goals)
16. Gereh Kama(45 goals)
17. Kiggwe Mavuto(43 goals)
T18. Toyuwa Okafor(37 goals)
T18. Dembo Savaneh(37 goals)
T20. Assefa Yitebarke(35 goals)
T20. Nwabudike Ugonna(35 goals)
22. Sergius Atieno(32 goals)
T23. Kamara Touré(27 goals)
T23. Isaac Georgiadis(27 goals)
T25. Kizza Okafor(26 goals)
T25. Aquila Hongo(26 goals)
T25. Yob Banda(26 goals)

World Cup Appearances: 20- World Cups 80-88, 90-95, 97-101. World Cups 81, 83, and 99 we did not participate in Qualifying as co-hosts.
Times Ranked #1 in the KPB- First Stretch(4 rank updates): Pre-World Cup 86 Qualifying, Pre-World Cup 86 Finals, Pre-World Cup 87 Qualifying, Pre-World Cup 87 Finals
Second Stretch(3 rank updates): Pre-World Cup 94 Finals, Pre-World Cup 95 Qualifying, Pre-World Cup 95 Finals

Trophy Cabinet:
Senior-Level
Champions of World Cup 94
Champions of World Cup 93
Champions of World Cup 86
Champions of ARC 7
Champions of ARC 6
Champions of AOCAF LXX (The Final AOCAF)
Champions of AOCAF LXVII
Champions of AOCAF LXIV
Champions of Eagle's Cup VIII
Winner of the Inaugural Afro-Caribbean Heritage Festival
2nd Place at World Cup 92
2nd Place at AOCAF LXVIII
2nd Place at AOCAF LVIII
2nd Place at ARC 5
2nd Place at Eagle's Cup IX(Winners of the tournament's Cup of Champions)
3rd place at World Cup 90
3rd place at World Cup 85
3rd Place at World Cup 83
3rd place at ARC 4
3rd Place at AOCAF LXIX
3rd Place at AOCAF LXII
3rd place at the United Valhaven Regional Football Championships
3rd Place at the Second Afro-Carribean Heritage Festival

Youth Level
Champions of the 8th Sporting Magazine U18 World Cup
Champions of the 47th Di Bradini Cup (U21 World Cup)
2nd place at the U18 ARC (coinciding with ARC V)
3rd place at 42nd Di Bradini Cup
3rd place at the 17th RTC U18 World Cup
3rd place at the U21 ARC (coinciding with ARC V)

World Cup Hall of Famers
Adama Sowe(former RBSA Chairman, current WCC Vice President)
GItonga Kahara(all-time leading goalscorer, World Cup winning captain, all-time cap leader)
Marcus Waters(Banija's winningest manager, has led Banija to 100% of our World Cup Qualifications, and has never failed to qualify for the Finals)
Namakula Kawesa(first female star, 3rd all-time leading goalscorer at time of retirement)
Kuma Bultum(Champions League Winner, World Cup winner, most appearances on the Galacticos list for a Banijan)

Cup of Harmony 94 Roster

Starters: 4-2-1-3.
Players who are based in a foreign league are bolded.
Players who made their NT debuts during World Cup 102 Qualifying are italicized.
BSL = Banijan Soccer League, Banija's second tier. National league. S-FPL is the joint first tier soccer league for Farfadillis, Banija, and the Busoga Islands.
GK #1 Omar Njie. Age 30. Plays for Lakiska SC in the S-FPL.
LB #2 Kiggwe Botondo. Age 27. Plays for Kitara AA in the S-FPL.
LCB #5 Kanyago Rouse-Jurun. Age 23. Plays for Montreal Koreana in the Q-League.
RCB #3 Twesigye Bukuuku. Age 26. Plays for Herzegovina City FC in the S-FPL.
RB #15 Tairu Senghore Jr. Age 29. Plays for Istria City FC in the S-FPL.
CM #8 Satong Bonda. Age 25. Plays for the Hoima Warriors in the S-FPL.
CM #14 Musoke Owole. Age 25. Plays for Herzegovina City FC in the S-FPL.
CAM #10 Youssoupha Langlois-Assimwe. Age 20. Plays for Herzegovina City FC in the S-FPL.
LW #7 Lavyin Son-Saka. Age 33. Plays for St. John's Arsenal in the Q-League. Captain.
ST #9 Cyrile Resnais-Mahama Age 27. Plays for Tihon in the Red League.
RW #11 Mugisa Buweeka. Age 24. Plays for the Hoima Warriors in the S-FPL.
Bench:
GK #35 Sumbundu Usijang. Age 25. Plays for Herzegovina City FC in the S-FPL.
GK #39 Bai Mendy. Age 30. Plays for Southwark Impact in the Q-League.
LB #20 Djalma Fernandes. Age 18. Plays for AFC Carroll Lewiston in the Kytler Peninsulae.
CB #4 Karanlang Jaeye. Age 24. Plays for Jinja City FC in the S-FPL. Did not participate in Qualifying, called up for the Finals.
CB #30 Muña Kandeh. Age 32. Plays for SC Rinaldi in the Elven Premiership in Valanora.
RB #31 Assan Darboe. Age 18. Players for Hondo FC in the Elven Premiership in Valanora. Banijan-Valanora dual-national.
CM #6 Lutalo Thabi. Age 22. Plays for Busukuma AC in the S-FPL.
CM #25 Onana Izuno. Age 23. Plays for Bay City United in the Kytler Peninsulae.
CAM #15 Zaharija Zdjelar-Siwangeh. Age 31. Plays for Jinja City FC in the S-FPL. Formerly capped by the Farf NT, eligible for a U21 one-time switch.
RW/LW #21 Muhangi Wentibwa. Age 29. Plays for 1912 Stelburg in the Regionalliga Stelburg, and the Meisterschaft, in Siovanija & Teusland.
RW/LW #22 Sanyu Mutattira. Age 32. Plays for Istria City FC in the S-FPL.
ST #12 Onzi Ssebatta. Age 20. Plays for Mâ Âlâmëómë in the S-FPL. Only player on this team making their NT debut at the Cup of Harmony.

Notes:
- Our free kicks and penalty kicks are taken by Layvin Son-Saka. Our corner kicks are taken by the winger on whatever side the corner kick is on.

Select Player Bios

1. Layvin Son-Saka

The most hyped prospect, in this sport anyways, is Gitonga Kahara for Banija. Those who are old enough to remember the hype coming out of DBC 42- well, you can say that he lived up to it, having a storybook ending for his career- his last game for Banija, captaining our country to our first ever World Cup title. Son-Saka has every bit the hype- and some say even more talent. "Gitonga Kahara will always hold a special place in the hearts of Banijans- but the next great winger is here, and Son-Saka has the potential to not be equalled by anybody."

Think of the exploits he's had for St. John's Arsenal as a teenager. Scoring the title-winning goal to lead St. John's Arsenal to their first Q-League title in 28 years, he's the main man in one of the biggest leagues in club football. And now, starring for his country too. He probably should have a WC title and been on the WC94 team- but Pam Scott opted to bring on her veteran, Sarafina Ikpeazu, for one last ride. Can't argue with those results, of course. But it's his team now. He got onto the team, got the #7 jersey and the starting job right away, and even has a regional title to show for it, being a key starter on Banija's AOCAF 70 winning team- the final AOCAF.

Of course, while he has been a bright spot, the team has gone quite far downhill since then. Widely recognized as the team's best player, he's been given the armband as the captain for the Kadongo Kamu not only this time around, but for the long-term, at just 24 years old. He's gladly taken on that responsibility, and despite there being senior players ahead of him, he will wear the armband for a decade+. He strong believes that he will compete for the biggest possible trophies for Banija, and that their brightest days are ahead- as opposed to behind. He's now been through the ups and downs- the joys of a shockingly surprising run to the quarterfinals of World Cup 97, and the lows of a brutal, and equally shocking, group stage elimination at ARC 3- followed by an embarrassing group stage elimination at World Cup 98, where he didn't even score a goal.

Has there ever been more pressure on a Banijan athlete than there is on Son-Saka now? Mega-talented, he was critical in starting the turnaround of the NT, leading them to a solid third place finish at ARC IV. And yet- he bombed at World Cup 99. Nobody looked good going forward, but for this man to not score a single goal? Impossible. He was pissed off and motivated, and helped lead the team back to the ARC Final. Despite a tough loss to Farfadillis in that Final, there's belief that was a major growth tournament- and it was true, as they were much stronger at World Cup 100. And then it was true even beyond that- he was the leading man for his team as they stormed to their first ARC trophy at the most recent edition of the tournament, beating both the tournament co-favorites, Valanora and the Squornshelan Remnant States, along the way. And he, once again, wore the armband as they stormed to a second straight regional title at ARC 7.

With not one, but two major regional trophies in hand, all eyes turn to World Cup glory- but with this most recent failure at World Cup Qualification (the second such time he was an integral part of the squad for that), his legacy as a NT player is more complicated than ever. But he hasn't sulked and walked away- he's putting his head down, and has told reporters that he is 'determined' to win the Cup of Harmony. Can he lead his team to glory?

2. Musoke Owole

The box to box midfielder is getting a lot of attention, as the 25 year old has fought his way into the starting XI for club and country, with his debut at ARC V. When you're in the center of the park of the country's biggest club, you know pressure- and Owole's eager to take it all in for his country as well. "You dream of these moments, being part of a starting XI wearing these colors, and now, I'm here." He told reporters. "My opportunity is now, and we're going to build towards World Cup 100."

He has long since ensured that he is a mainstay within the team- and with so much of the team changing around him, after a wave of retirements following Banija's ARC 7 triumph, he is suddenly both a seasoned veteran on this team, and maybe this team's most critical player. The way which he can orchestrate the midfield, both with and without the ball, are going to be critical in determining whether or not Banija is simply a talented team, that will go out at the first sign of trouble at World Cup 102- or whether this team can actually go blow for blow with the very best, and make a deep run here at World Cup 102.

While he did not get the stage of a World Cup, it's no secret he's looking for a move abroad- and can the CoH be a springboard into doing so next transfer window?

3. Cyrile Resnais-Mahama

Resnais-Mahama is the tip of the spear for the new generation of Banijan players. The RBSA has long had a heavy reliance on the Elven Premiership and Q-League to find NTers- the former with an extensive youth scouting system in the country, and the latter having a huge amount of Banijan/Quebecois dual-nationals in their ranks. AWO, and Layvin Son-Saka- Resnais-Mahama has solidifed himself as the next in a long line of Banijan/Quebecois dual-national attackers who ball out for team Banija?

He's been an absolute stud in the Q-League for a while- 30 goals in 3 straight seasons. And now, has gotten his payday, securing an 8 figure move to Tihon just days before the beginning of World Cup 99. While his debut major tournament was a disappointment, just 1 goal at the head of a fangless attack, he followed that up with an excellent club season. He was in the #9 role for TIhon as they not only made a run to the IFCF Challenger's Cup Final, but also finished in the top 4 in the Red League- meaning that, next season, they'll be in the Champions League.

For his country, despite his poor World Cup 99, he balled out at the ARC, scoring 6 times at ARC V, including twice in the Final. He redeemed himself for his poor World Cup 99 by spearheading a strong Banijan attack at World Cup 100, scoring a trio of goals at that tournament, and then scoring 4 times at World Cup 101. He's now known as a big tourney player- 9 goals at ARC 6, and 7 goals at ARC 7, has this guy, in his mid-20s, in a position to maybe, potentially catch AWO's scoring records.

But with this recent failure, he's suddenly got competition- and Onzi Ssebatta, the only roster change from Qualifying, is chomping at the bit right behind him on the NT depth chart. Can the dual-nat hold off the suddenly ascending youngster, and keep his role as the team's #9?

Cup of Harmony - Group Schedule
TBD

by **Natkr** » Tue Oct 27, 2026 4:58 pm

Natkr - Official Squad of the Cup of Harmony 94

"The Green on the Blue"

Trigram: NKR
Head Coach: Isla Monbury (CSKA City)
Style Mod: +2.5
Formation: 4-4-2

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:

I would prefer you choose these scorers:
Godmod scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes
Godmod injuries to my players: No
Hand out yellow cards to my players: Yes
Hand out red cards to my players: No
Godmod other events: Yes
Generate stadium happenings: Yes

Official Squad for COH94

STRIKERS:
Isaac Stanley - Ardsk City Union
Henry Henderson - Nordhammer FC

MIDFIELDERS:
Joshua Coventry - CSKA City
Brayden Rodriguez - Meca Wolves
Zak Edwards - Top Dog FC
Daniel Harwater - Shew Shore FC

DEFENDERS:
Mason Wilson - Shew Shore FC
Nathanael Connor - Azure Cove FC
Vega Montenya - Templeton City FC
Mark Steelius - Shew Shore FC

GOALKEEPERS:
Ethan Carter - Shew Shore FC

BENCH:
Jonty Hatfield - Azure Cove SC
Grayson Freeman - Dragons of the North FC
Ezra Vale - Nordhammer FC
Julian Brandt - Shew Shore FC
Christopher Fairfax - Apex Eagles
Mason Riley - Nordhammer FC
Elijah Hernandez - Watson City FC
Henry Smith - Azure Cove SC
Nolan Rip - Azure Cove Thunder
Owen Field - Watson City FC

by **Germanic Cat** » Wed Oct 28, 2026 2:04 pm

Ahh rp things

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Yes
Godmod scoring events: Yes, but advise me
RP injuries to my players: Yes
Godmod injuries to my players: No
Hand out yellow cards to my players: Yes
Hand out red cards to my players: Yes
Godmod other events: Yes

After a mid WC, The GFCA Is joining the 94 CoH.
This is the 1st Cup of Harmony in Germanic Cat's history.

Oficcial shirts are:

HOME SHIRT.

AWAY SHIRT.

OFICIAL LOGO OF THE GERMANIC CAT FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

PLAYERS

GK:
Samuel SÜTER-1
Watson BENKOFF-23
Philipp ZARCOTT-12

DEFENDERS (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT):
Richard SCHAWNBERGER-3
Martin GRÜNDIG-14
Mohamed ASSARAH-2
Axel WERNERSOHN-13
TIBERIUS-4
Matheu STRÜDEL-15
Xavi DIETRICH-6
Norman SCHNEIDER-17

MIDDLEFIELDERS (ALSO FROM LEFT TO RIGHT):
Friederich KRÜGER-7
Armando WEIß-18
Cosmo KRAMER (Castle Rock, please no demands)-5
Walter LINDNER-16
Otto HAASE-8
Gordon MOLL-19

FORWARDS (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT):
Wilhelm NOWAK-11
Johann KREBS-22
Konrad ENGELHARDT-9
Isaak MARQUARDT-20

COACH: Marcel DUBAISE

FORMATION:
Germanic cat uses a 4-2-1-2-1 formation.

STADIUMS

Stadium	Capacity	City,Team
Madre Tierra	85000	Geberlania, Atletico Benitense
1829 Stadium	63000	Gerberlania, Manchester Green
Cola Lao Neehramy Stadium	47000	Neerhamy City, Neerhamy City FC
Finnish Inmigration Commemoration	41000	Blands, Cultural

P.D: Sorry because of the images quality, i've made the shirts and logo in MS Paint lol

by **Hafamarimyht** » Wed Oct 28, 2026 5:16 pm

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Yes
Godmod scoring events: No
RP injuries to my players: Yes (nothing career-ending unless you clear it with me first please!)
Godmod injuries to my players: No
Hand out yellow cards to my players: Yes
Hand out red cards to my players: Yes (limit one per game)
Godmod other events: No

Style Mod: +4

Nation name: Hafamarimët
Trigram: HAF
Manager: Desudran Sïlmana
Formation: 3-4-3
Home Stadium: Arena Hïdöjavjë, Sučavjë, Hafamarimët (capacity: 51,900)

HOME:

AWAY:

GK:

by **Taeshan** » Wed Oct 28, 2026 7:06 pm

Nation Name:Taeshan
Demonym: Taes, Taeshanis
Team Nickname: Purple Knights
Modifier: -5
Captain:Horiatio Cuevas
Vice-Captain:Elijah Santiago

Jerseys

MANAGERIAL STAFF
Manager: Shiloh Morgenstern
The first World Cup qualifying campaign had the Knights make the playoffs. They obviously came up against a wall that they could not compete with but along the way they managed to defeat the top two teams in their group and if they had any way of beating the rest of the teams in the group with some solid consistency they may have had a chance to avoid the playoffs or get a more favorable matchup. That said the national team is not an easy job and while many would not expect a quick shot at qualifying, the idea of being a former World Cup player and a future World Cup Manager likely drives Shiloh to the top.

GOALKEEPERS

1 – Ward Sheridan – Real Atlantea 26 Caps, 20 Years Old
A rather solid first go as the main guy for the national team had many wondering what this young keeper could have in his future. The Copa Rushmori and the Cup of Harmony had not only him but the rest of the team come crashing back down to earth. It may be a long road ahead for the side as while they had a good run their first go, it is often the second season that can lead to years of slumps in the grueling campaigns that world cup qualifiers tend to be,

12 – Max Fischer – Yenvil Town FC 1 Cap, 30 Years Old
The backup got his one cap for the team at the Copa Rushmori in the last game after the side was knocked out and that will be something he likely holds on to for his entire life.

24– Adam Myers – Yaton FC 1 Cap, 26 Years Old
Myers got his lone cap in the Cup of Harmony once again after the team was knocked out and much like Max Fischer he has one surprising win in a dead rubber to his name.

DEFENDERS
4 - CB, Trevor Thompson - Real Atlantea 26 Caps, 1 Goal, 31 Years Old
A rather solid display in the last qualifiers from Thompson who continues to be a very strong presence in the middle of the four, but this is likely his second and last shot at going to a World Cup. He has the height and the ability to score, but he isn't the most agile and he isn't really around the team for his passing ability.

10- RB, Mitchell Nguyen - Mierton Manatees 26 Caps, 18 Years Old
The young backline start Nguyen is from a famous family of soccer players in Taeshan and he has already made a strong case to join others from Mierton in going on to make an impact somewhere in the international club scene. He will continue to be a strong full back who goes both ways and could be once again playing for a chance to play away from Taeshan.

20 - CB, Isaiah Walker - Bayern-Algaer 0 Caps, 26 Goals, 1 Goal, 27 Years Old
One of the more brilliant moves that was almost a great success for the managerial staff was going with experience in the spine. Isaiah Walker is the more agile of the two defenders but has matched his partner in international goals. He does a lot of the clean-up work that the Fullbacks and Horatio Cuevas do not deal with.

23 - LB, Elijah Santiago – Laketown Rangers, 26 Caps, 1 Goal, 21 Years OldVICE-CAPTAIN
The son of former National team Captain, Santiago, Elijah has made a name for himself and much like his father is looking for a move to greener international pastures. That move has not arrived yet but he continues to be an incredibly attacking left back creating many chances and is one of the key cogs in the counter-attack offensive for the Purple Knights.

3 – Dion Campbell – X Island Marauders, 6 caps, 27 Years Old
Not exactly the most exciting defneder on the bench Campbell is a capable defender of the bench and could really Kill a game in the center of the park with his ability to clear and defend balls in the air.

5 - Rowan MacDonald - Blacklake Blues, 8 Caps, 20 Years Old
The main young full back and possible future center back option once the other center backs retire is Macdonald. He is mostly a full back but his international future may be at Center Back with the age of the starting defense.

19- Cameron Kipers – Mierton Manatees, 8 Caps, 25 Years Old
Some players you look at are just happy to be included and many look at Kipers as the sort of glue guy that a competitive team in an international qualifiers need. Unfortunately for him he is the glue guy on a relatively youthful and recently re-started national team.

21 - Eden Foster – Real Chinchinhua 12 Caps, 0 Goals, 24 Years Old
The other Fullback on the bench.

MIDFIELDERS

6- CDM, Horatio Cuevas – Capetown Crocs 26 Caps, 1 Goal, 25 Years old CAPTAIN
The Captain of the national team almost led his team to a title in the Taeshan Premier League but much like the Purple Knights he fell short of getting Capetown Crocs to their first league title. He was a capable ball winner and where he really makes his mark for this team is knowing where the ball is going. Obviously the Knights are not quite what they were decades ago, but given a few years he might really start looking like a very solid international defensive midfielder.

8 - RM, Ignacio Salmon – Mierton Manatees 26 Caps, 2 Goals, 22 Years Old
On the right side of the midfield their is a very solid midfielder known for swimming between the opposition and finding ways to create chances for his forwards. Salmon helped his club team win the first title back for the TPL, but since then the Manatees have not been quite as competitive and while many on this team have ties to Mierton, that may not be a bad thing as this team grows into its newfound competition.

14- LM, Tobias – 1093 Club de Football Altantea, 26 Caps, 3 Goals, 18 Years Old
Another young starter is the left footed midfielder Tobias who has managed to look very strong in his time with the national team. Tobias is a classic 8 with strong defensive abilities but he has also shown an ability to finish which is something you love to see out of a young true midfielder. He will eat a lot of minutes and do a lot of the dirty work so that Salmon and Ying Uing can help in the attack.

20 – CAM, Ethan Ying Uing – Bayern Phoenix 26 Caps, 2 Goals, 18 Years Old
The third Ying Uing to play for the national team, Ethan has chosen a different number than his father and grand-father. He so far has chosen a similar position to them and many see him more as a creative player than Brian or Lysander ever was. He has been a key part of making the pass before the pass and has shown an ability to strike when needed, if not always the most sensationally.

7 - Eion Clinton - New Capetown Falcons 10 Caps, 25 Years Old
A strong defensive midfielder.

13 – Harrison Vanguard – Fadrön Flight 7 Caps, 27 Years Old
Vanguard has been a really good 8 type for his team and is likely to see the field in late game chances to clog the field and help his team create more quick counter attacks.

15- Jasper Likely – Al Haxire 11 Caps, 24 Years Old
Likely has shown a strong ability to see the field and has featured in almost half of the games since the return. He is not the flashiest of midfielders, but he does a good job.

16 – Peyton Jesperson – Bayern Phoenix 10 Caps, 20 Years Old
Possibly the main attacking midfielder off the bench.

22 – Alexander Pterasheim – Wolfin Wolves, 19 Caps, 1 Goal, 20 Years Old
The real 12th man on this team. Pterashiem has only not seen the field 7 times and most of those are in completely gone games one way or the other. He has already seem one of his sides relegated from the TPL and many wonder if he will soon be looking to move international in a hopeful attempt to push towards taking one of the spots in the lineup more permanently.

STRIKERS

2 - LS, Jordan Tyson - Laketown Rangers 26 Caps, 4 Goals, 29 Years Old
Another strong choice when building the new national team was tall forward Jordan Tyson. Sometimes you just need a blunt object. And sometimes when you shove a square into a circle for 80 minutes for 10 straight games that square eventually pushed through.

9 - RS, Carter Ardeau – Wolfin Wolves 26 Caps, 7 Goals, 20 Years Old
Ardeau is the lightning to Tyson's thunder. He has the speed, he has the moves and he has the more goals. Now as is to be expected nobody on this team is scoring a lot of goals but Ardeau does a good job at scoring when he has his chances.

11-LS, Noah Rinaldi – Atlantea Hurricanes 10 Caps, 2 Goals, 24 Years old
A strong speedy type on the bench that has been known to make a team pay when the Knights are controlling a game late, or as is most usually true punishing a team trying way to hard to equalize.

17 – Arthur McGlintock- Mierton Manatees 8 Caps, 18 Years Old
McGlintock has seen the least time of the four forwards but he is the youngest and is the most like Tyson. He has a lot more ability on the ball and is more than just a big guy, but that hasn't lead to his first goal for the national team yet.

Formation 4-4-2 (Diamond)
--Sheridan--
--Nguyen--Thompson—Walker--Santiago--
--Cuevas--
--Salmon--Tobias--
--Ying Uing--
----Ardeau--Tyson----

by **Biyambi** » Thu Oct 29, 2026 12:39 am

UNION OF BIYAMBI FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIONS (UBIFA)

Nickame: The Scorchers
Manager: Agus Putra Yudana (BME)
Captain: James Makina
Trigram: BIY
Style Modifier: +3
Formation: 4-2-3-1/4-3-3

Players:

Goalkeepers:
1. Richard Gondwe, 31 years, Black Leopards
13. James Frank, 28 years, ECOA SC
31. Monniwa Namarawe*, 25 years, Mansanduni Union PFC

Defenders:

2. Nelson Rex, 21 years, Apollo FC (DAN), RB
4. Moses Singano*, 20 years, Ngwazi Strikers, CB
5. Impumi Mwatipwiri, 24 years, Ngwazi Strikers, CB
3. Atkin Kofana, 24 years, Mansanduni Union PFC, LB
12. Charles Milanzi*, 26 years, Mansanduni Union PFC, RB
14. Frank Kabaye, 31 years, Mafumu Chiefs, CB
15. Maina Mshunga, 18 years, Mansanduni Union PFC, CB
23. Petro Mapanga, 17 years, Ngwazi Strikers, LB

Midfielders:

6. Daniel Chiona, 22 years, Apollo FC (DAN), CM
8. Orama Paapa*, 21 years, Mafumu Chiefs, CM
16. Chizmo Nthala, 28 years, Ngwazi Strikers, CM
17. Precious Liwonde, 30 years, Ngwazi Strikers, DM
18. Frank Mpinganjira, 24 years, ECOA SC, CM
10. Christopher Kumwenda, 35 years, Mafumu Chiefs, AM
29. Elhapo Muotcha, 18 years, Mighty Rangers, AM

Forwards:

11. James Makina, 38 years, Chester Pirates, LW/RW, Captain
7. James Thom*, 29 years, Ngwazi Strikers, RW
9. Limbikani Chiwaya, 30 years, New Hind City, CF
21. Gift Chimenya, 22 years, Waiakea Warriors, LW
27. Timothy Mana, 21 years, Waiakea Warriors (DAN), RW
19. Orama Bukani, 31 years, Black Leopards, CF
22. Wilson George*, 21 years, Grenadiers (DAN), CF

Stadium: Amirawemata Stadium (80,000) located in Mrima Nlluwa (capital city of Biyambi meaning Heart Flower). Amirawemata means Warriors Field.
Kits:

by **Sajnur** » Thu Oct 29, 2026 4:29 am

Sajnur National Football Team: Cup of Harmony 94

Stadiums

National Stadium

The National Stadium is the largest stadium in Sajnur, with a capacity of 102,000 people. Located in the capital city of Javoser, home to more than 12.5 million people, it is the primary arena for big sporting events in the country, hosting a semi-final and most finals of Sajnur’s FA Cup, and several finals of the Tarvolan League, tarvolan being a code of football indigenous to Sajnur and traditionally Sajnur’s biggest sport. It has also hosted the biggest of Sajnur’s concerts and the inaugurations of two Presidents.

Built in 1952 and renovated in 2015, the stadium has a retractable roof, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and affordable food and drink options to provide a comfortable experience for all fans while the stadium has been designed to allow fans to produce a raucous atmosphere befitting of large sporting events. The stadium is easily accessible by public transport, and has thousands of parking spaces for those who choose to arrive in their own vehicles.

Niurka Stadium

Home of FK Khadur, arguably Sajnur’s biggest football club, Niurka Stadium is located in the Khadur area of Ciarkhan, a bustling metropolis of 4.6 million people that serves as Laghia’s state capital. Laghia was a territory acquired by Sajnur in a war stretching from 1982 to 1996, and it is the Laghian people that popularised football in Sajnur. As a result, the province has eight of Sajnur’s 32 professional football clubs despite having only 1/8 of the country’s population, and Niurka Stadium hosts the other semi-final and some finals of Sajnur’s FA Cup.

The stadium, built in 2006, was named after Nicolae Niurka, who was a Laghian partisan that served as a general against Laghia’s pre-1982 rulers and was killed in combat in 1995, aged just 46. With a capacity of 73,000, it is the largest stadium used by a team in the Sajnuran Premier League. Like the National Stadium, it has a retractable roof, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and plenty of affordable food and drink options, with many food options being traditional to Laghia. The stadium is easily accessible by public transport, but parking space may be limited on particularly busy days.

Queen Haqla Stadium

Queen Haqla Stadium is a 60,000 seat stadium near the centre of Roskjepa, the capital of Delta state and, with 6.7 million people, the second largest in Sajnur. Home to Rivers FC, the stadium is a regular venue for intimidating displays from Rivers fans, with flares, aggressive chanting, and large banners being a common sight, especially in derbies between Rivers and cross-town rivals Stormers FC.

The stadium was built in 1960 and renovated in 2016, and has all the amenities of the National and Niurka stadiums, while being a prominent sight on the Jagaroi River. As such, along with bus and train, the stadium is also accessible by the Jagaroi River’s ferry. However, like in Ciarkhan, access by car may be difficult. Queen Haqla, for whom the stadium is named, reigned over Sajnur from 681 to her death in 727.

Siyaka Island Stadium

Siyaka Island Stadium is the largest stadium in the Asulian states, with 66,000 people able to fit within its confines. Located in the outskirts of Tawqush, a city of about 5.4 million serving as the capital of Archipelago state, the stadium is the home of FC Mazigh, the foremost football club in the Asulian states. Fans on Siyaka Island often bring instruments to matches, ranging from the arghul to large drums to even accordions, posing both as support to those they like and a distraction for those who they wish to lose.

The stadium is the newest of the four national stadiums, being built in 2017 on what was the Mujar port before it was bombed by the Sajnuran navy during a war that stretched from 1990-2003. The stadium is easily accessible by both car and public transport, and with the New Mujar port being built as part of the stadium development, coastal and island hopping ferries can also stop right outside the stadium.

Full Roster

Core players in bold

Player              Age  G  Position

Kora Meske          26   F  GK
Siana Avordyn       39   F  GK
Maharaj             30   M  GK

Toljo Tojre         19   F  RB/RM/LW/CM
Nelson Mutu         28   M  RB/CB
Mahmadu Ekure       23   M  CB/RB
Syrdaria            24   F  CB/CDM/CM
Mikhail Lazarovici  29   M  CB
Koyraboro Pitroipa  25   O  CB/CDM/LB
Coco Martenko       37   F  LB/LM
Alana Moravici      25   F  LB/LWB

Marei Matovski      21   M  CDM/CB
Kojete Bauman       36   F  CDM/CM
Isaac Khan          29   M  RM/CAM/RW
Anangu Bayi         24   O  RM/RB/CDM
Aurora Merelu       35   F  CM/CDM/CAM
Simon Erasmus       20   M  CM/CAM/CF
Ahmad Amir          27   M  CM/CAM
Tobias Kirstea      26   M  CAM/CF

Majid Elba          30   M  RW/CF/RM
Sireias Ambatu      28   O  ST
Koseba Rafaeli      23   M  ST/CF
Violet Valera       38   F  ST/CAM/LW
Erin Taranov        35   F  LW/CF
Miskixawal          22   F  LW/ST


Captain: Anangu Bayi
Manager: Tehane Mir
Typical Formations: 3-4-3, 3-5-2, 4-3-3
Style Modifier: +4
Free Kicks: Merelu, Tojre, Valera
Corners: Merelu, Elba, Amir
Penalties: Anyone on a hattrick, otherwise whoever wins the penalty

I Give My Opponent Permission To:
=================================
Choose My Goalscorers:        Y
Godmod Goalscoring Events:    Y, but TG me for FIFA style bullshit
Injure Players:               Y
Godmod Injury Events:         Y, but I decide severity
Red Card Players:             Y
Yellow Card Players:          Y
Godmod other events:          TG me
=================================

by **Sudilia** » Thu Oct 29, 2026 9:15 am

Sudilia National Football Team

Goal Song
Style: +1.5

Squad:
Goalkeepers-
#1: Lyla Reeves
(32 Years Old) (1.76 m)
#12: Johannes Imhoff
(27 Years Old) (1.90 m)
#23: Greyson Lehmann
(20 Years Old) (1.95 m)
#27: Jennifer Marois
(22 Years Old) (1.81 m)

Defenders-
#2: Lottie Khan
(28 Years Old) (1.67 m) (CB)
#3: Sam Alterman
(28 Years Old) (1.90 m) (CB)
#4: Maurizio Rufo
(27 Years Old) (1.78 m) (RB-LB)
#5: Clara Bessette
(29 Years Old) (1.71 m) (LB-RB)
#12: Christophe Archambault
(20 Years Old) (1.76 m) (LB-RB)
#15: Marie Diotte
(22 Years Old) (1.74 m) (RB-LB)
#16: Gabriel Mann
(30 Years Old) (1.86 m) (CB)
#18: Leah Diamond
(22 Years Old) (1.73 m) (CB)
#26: Caleb Campbell
(25 Years Old) (1.88 m) (CB)

Midfielders-
#6: Liliana Campbell
(31 Years Old) (1.64 m) (DM-CM)
#8: Yoko Nakajima
(34 Years Old) (1.73 m) (CM-AM)
#10: Chidie Oluchi
(26 Years Old) (1.76 m) (DM-CM-AM)
#14: Charles Cadieux
(23 Years Old) (1.77 m) (CM-AM)
#19: Nestorius Dumoulin
(20 Years Old) (1.82 m) (DM-CM)
#22: Summer Roth
(22 Years Old) (1.68 m) (DM-CM-AM)
#25: Genevieve Nguyen
(19 Years Old) (1.65 m) (CM-AM)

Attackers-
#7: Adrien St-Onge
(22 Years Old) (1.77 m) (LW-RW)
#9: Amelia-Rose Richardson
(30 Years Old) (1.75 m) (CF-ST)
#11: Ru Xing
(26 Years Old) (1.65 m) (RW-LW)
#17: Esther Medeiros Kanashiro
(29 Years Old) (1.68 m) (LW-RW)
#20: Udegbulam Uchee
(26 Years Old) (1.86 m) (ST-CF)
#21: Enrique Murro Ramos
(25 Years Old) (1.81 m) (RW-LW)
#24: Albianna Lafrance
(22 Years Old) (1.68 m) (LW-RW)

Head Coach:
Liam Phaneuf (49 Years Old)

Assistant Coaches:
Elena Bélair (43 Years Old), Daniel Bourne (42 Years Old)

Starting XI:
1 Reeves
4 Rufo, 2 Khan, 3 Alterman, 5 Bessette
6 Campbell, 8 Nakajima
11 Xing, 10 Oluchi, 7 St-Onge
9 Richardson

Roles-
Captain: Nakajima
Vice-Captain: St-Onge, Richardson
Free-Kicks: Oluchi, St-Onge, Nakajima
Penalties: Richardson, St-Onge, Xing
Corners: Campbell, Nakajima

RP Permissions
Choose my goal scorers: Yes
Godmod scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes, but nothing severe
Godmod Injuries to my players: Yes, but nothing severe
Suspend my players: Yes, but be reasonable
Godmod suspension events: Yes, but be reasonable
Godmod other events: Yes

by **Lionsroar** » Thu Oct 29, 2026 1:51 pm

This is the official roster of Lionsroar

Coat of Arms of the National Football Team of Großlöwenburg

Welcome to the Sports World of Großlöwenburg!
a proud germanic nation on the RP Map of Valsora in The East Pacific
See the domestic sports thread here
See https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?p=44007900#p44007900 (this post is the roster)

>Großlöwenburg<

ROSTER: "DAS AUFSTEHEN (The Rising-Up Again)"

Name: Großlöwenburg/Löwenburg/Lionsroar
Full name: Großkönigreich Löwenburg, Kingdom of Greater Löwenburg
State: absolutist monarchy with confederal entities
Trigramme: LWB
The people of Löwenburg are called: Burgish
Nickname: The Nobles, The Lions (preferred), The Yellow/Golden-Whites
Capital City: Löwenburg (City)

Großlöwenburg

Großlöwenburg, Löwenburg (or Loewenburg) aka Lionsroar is an absolute federal monarchy with countless regional entities located in the south-western part of the region of Harg on the continent of Araseos on Valsora. The capital of the kingdom is the eponymous city of Löwenburg, located in the western heartlands. With a population of 7,772,273, it is the largest city in Löwenburg and, due to its cultural, political, and economic significance, a primate city. Löwenburg is a regionally divided entity with a federal monarchy and its administrative apparatus on top. Counties, Baronies and Duchies organise themselves in smaller territorial federations, making the government overly bureaucratic. The nation has a population of 123.6 million.

The national team usually plays at the biggest stadium of Löwenburg, that is King's Field in Löwenburg (City), home to the most successful domestic club of King's Team. Other major clubs include: Legio Löwenburg, 1. FC Kaiserclaw, FC Sturm Baltika, SK Sturm Beatrixa, Hansa Kolsche, FC Danubia Ulm, Lords and Plebs FC, FC Kingsund and the clubs from Haschborg, FC Haschborg and reigning champions SV Haschborg 04. And yet, not a single team is from Haschborg yet. A horrible oversight or something that is true in the light of recent cracks in the walls? For more football in Löwenburg, check out: Football in Löwenburg on ValWiki, Lionsroar on NSSportsWiki, Category Football on ValWiki and my big Football Spreadhsheet!

The national team represents all constituent states of the Kingdom of Greater Löwenburg. It is managed by the Löwenburger Fußballbund (LFB or LFA in Vanglish). The World Cup is covered by broadcasts of Sports11, the biggest national sports broadcaster. It will be available to the whole population in free TV. It will be led by Hostess Marianna together with football expert Petr. Großlöwenburg has no home stadium, but travels throughout the entire monarchy to play its matches. Most of those matches happened in the 120,000 capacity King's Field, home to the mighty King's Team, the most successful of the many traditional Burgish Giants.

The Team

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of Birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	GK	Ingen Liechtenstein	28	11	-20 (-5p)	King's Team
99	GK	Heinz Rief	21	0	0	Jugend Bellask
88	GK	Philipp von Glaubensfuhr	24	0	0	1. FC Kaiserclaw
3	DF	Victor von Meine	26	11	0	Borussia Walste
44	DF	Elias Ballester	19	0	0	SK Sturm Beatrixa
5	DF	Felix Isaac von Singen	22	0	0	FC Sturm Baltika
2	DF	Moritz Heiß	27	11	0	SK Sturm Beatrixa
21	DF	Harold von Weg-Immerschoß	31	11	0	Lords and Plebs FC
4	DF	Ralf Dominik	23	0	0	King's Team
17	DF	Niklas Weise	29	11	0	Hansa Kolsche
23	DF	Lukas von Lautern	20	0	0	1. FC Kaiserclaw
11	MF	Georg Christopher	25	11	0	King's Team
12	MF	Ludwig Western-Hohenheim	22	0	0	Jugend Bellask
6	MF	Willi Zanzokavic	30	11	0	Hansa Kolsche
7	MF	Norbert-Wilhelm Martin	24	0	0	Legio Löwenburg
15	MF	Johannes Franziskus von Lahminngen	28	11	0	Lords and Plebs FC
20	MF	Jan Alcove	18	0	0	King's Team
8	MF	Samuel von Lerida-Busch	23	0	0	King's Team
18	MF	Stefan Ziegler	33	11	2	Legio Loewenburg
9	FW	Ludwig von den Linden	27	9 (2)	15	King's Team
19	FW	Johannes Anton Labrador und Pudel	20	2 (1)	1	Legio Loewenburg
10	FW	Vincze von Tibor	25	11	3	SV Utrespor
22	FW	Novák Benjamin Wulhelms	22	0	0	King's Team
13	FW	Per Ludwigsson	32	0	0	Lords and Plebs FC
16	FW	Martin Balderu	19	0	0	Lords and Plebs FC
14	FW	Stephan Weihenhaus von Urding	24	0	0	King's Team

The Staff

Coach: Peter von Neustein
Playstyle: After a very uncertain start to the season, Löwenburg's spirit has already lifted. After a very successful IAC 26 and redebut into NSS, the following matches until the world cup where cancelled due to bureaucratic errors of the LFA. Löwenburg joins the WC eager to prove themselves and has shown a short fight. Now ist time to continue headwards into the CoH, another debut!

Modifier: -3

Captain: Ludwig von den Linden
Co-Captain: Ingen Liechtenstein
Rest of the Staff
Löwenburg always travels with a bigger number of staffs.
Aruhr Mehrbehrt (Co-Trainer); Flens Weicher (Analysis Coach); Holger Betz (Goal Coach); Lukas Becker; Maximilian von Schwanstein and Felix Wagner (Team Coaches, Physical Coaches and Coaches of Defense, Midfield and Attack); Sophie Hoffmann, Jonas Bauer, Hannah Richter, Leon Wolf and Mia Klein (Health Crew); Tim Schröder (Enemy Control); Charlotte von Hohenfels (Operative Working); Elias Zimmermann, Lena Braun and Clara Vogel (Social Media); Noah Hartmann, Julian Kaiser (Administration); Florian Krause, Laura Meyer, Niklas Becker, Sarah Koch, David Weber, Marie Schäfer, Tobias Koch, Julia Lange (Broader Team)

The Formation

Probable Starting Formation: 4-2-3-1
GK Liechtenstein
DL Heiß DC Meine DC Weg-Immerschoß DR Weise
DMC Zanzokavic DMC Ziegler
AML Lahminngen AMC Tibor AMR Christopher
ST Linden

The Home Trikot of Löwenburg

The home Trikot fields the classic Golden-White Stripes of Löwenburg, with a big VORWÄRTS (Onwards) ahead. In the back it has a big number and the Name Großlöwenburg. The captain's arm band Shows the sentence "Kampf u. Blut", short for Kampf und Blut which means Fight and Blood to encourage the martiality of the Players to give everything for the Nation!

Substitutes: GK Rief, GK Glaubensfuhr, DL Ballester, DC Dominik, DC Singen, DR Lautern, DMC Martin, DMC Lerida-Busch, AML Alcove, AMC Balderu, AMR Western-Hohenheim, ST Labrador und Pudel, ST Wulhelms, ST Ludwigsson, ST Urding
For image, see also: https://nssportwiki.com/images/6/64/Lio ... lineup.png

Notable Players
Ingen Liechtenstein
_{der kraken (the Kraken)}
The 28-year-old goalkeeper hails from Löwenburg (City) and has remained loyal to his childhood club, King's Team, for a very long time. However, he began his career at SC Löwenburg, a club that maintains a close friendship with the King's Team ultras. After several years in the youth ranks, his potential only became apparent relatively late; he subsequently moved up to the King's Team reserve squad and, as a young goalkeeper, was given an early opportunity with the first team. He quickly proved his worth. During the qualifying season, his outstanding performances secured the club's most recent championship title to date. Yet he remained loyal to the club even through the difficult times that followed, eventually celebrating a cup victory, acting as an absolute bulwark, in the recent derby against Legio Löwenburg. He is also performing well on the international stage, despite some initial difficulties.

Ludwig von den Linden
_{die Legende (the legend)}
Ludwig von den Linden is arguably the best and most famous footballer ever to play in or outside of Großlöwenburg. The captain of the King's Team and the national squad is a terrifying, muscle-bound giant who shows no mercy in front of goal. A fanatical King's Team supporter, and even a member of its leading ultra group, the "Königliches Kollektiv", he dominates the pitch and is the go-to player for everyone. As the top scorer for the national team, his class has also shown internationally in the IAC26.

to be expanded in the future
to be expanded in the future

History of Großlöwenburg in NationStatesSports (NSS)
see also: https://nssportwiki.com/wiki/Results_(LFA)

Football as a popular sport has a long history and deep-rooted traditions in Lionsroar. Originating from early forms of rugby and other medieval ball games, it is by far the most popular and historically widespread sport. However, it was not until the 19th century that football experienced new waves of development and, alongside gymnastics, contributed to a collective movement. Clubs were founded, associations were formed, and the first rulebooks were written. At that time, the League of Kings existed, but it collapsed at the end of the 19th century, leading to a civil war. During this period, football was regionally dominant, with its own leagues, cups, teams, and regulations. Consequently, there was no national team for Lionsroar, and even cross-border matches between clubs were rare.

See also: https://valsora.tep.wiki/wiki/On_the_origin_of_football

For many decades, Löwenburg did not field a national team, but the confederal entities did -- without much multiversal success though. Until when in 1987, the LFA decided to do a first advancement into international waters by particpating in the BoF. After failing horribly, it was decided to first develop the domestic league, which it did. Now fielding the most prominent and famous league in all of Valsora, Löwenburg decided to once again participate in 2006, fielding a national team to the IAC 26.

Initially, however, Löwenburg went through a rather bleak dry spell, playing a series of friendly matches and tournaments without securing a single victory. Understandably disheartened, the team traveled to Edsmontik for the IAC26, where they proceeded to pull off a major surprise. They finished at the top of their group, having defeated the hosts, Edsmontik, as well as Arklanda, and earning a draw against The Golden Harp. In the following round, they secured a commanding win over Calgasia and even managed to defeat the defending champions, Recuen, 1–0. Their luck eventually ran out, ironically, against Edsmontik. Yet, the hype had been ignited; Löwenburg developed a true passion for international football, embarking on these journeys accompanied by a loyal following, including the newly formed international ultra group "Internationales Inferno", a mixture of the many different ultra and fan groups of national Burgish football, renowned for its fan culture.

The action continued without a break into the World Cup, though the previous success could not be immediately sustained, a result that was, unfortunately, somewhat expected. Following a solid group stage, the team failed to qualify for the next round. Nevertheless, memorable moments were created. On August 22, 2006, the team made its World Cup debut at home against the reigning champions and the world’s number one side: the formidable Audioslavia. A victory also proved elusive against their next opponents, Snestar. Two wins followed, but the team then suffered a narrow 3–4 defeat to Atheara in a thrilling encounter. A losing streak ensued, during which Löwenburg failed to score in two consecutive matches. By the time they faced Snestar II, it was already clear that they would not qualify for the next stage. The team was finally able to shake off their frustration with a spectacular 6–2 away victory against the Macabees, a satisfying conclusion to their campaign. In particular, team legend Ludwig von den Linden reached new heights during this match. After one more win and another defeat, the spectacle concluded with a draw. And here’s a fun fact: in all the matches Löwenburg has played to date, the team has scored exactly as many goals as it has conceded, even though they have suffered more defeats than victories.

But the journey continues, this time at the Cup of Harmony 94 in Libesia.

Misc.

RP PERMISSIONS

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Yes
Godmod scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes
Godmod injuries to my players: Yes
Hand out yellow cards to my players: Yes
Hand out red cards to my players: Yes
Godmod other events: Yes
Everything yes, but I would like to be informed first. I am very responsive (on NSSdiscord, DMs, telegrams) and generally content with everything. This mainly concerns the more hardline stuff like red cards and godmodding. I also want to specify, that I am willing to RP anything lol

Style Mod: -3

by **StrayaRoos** » Thu Oct 29, 2026 4:00 pm

StrayaRoos National Football Team
Cup of Harmony 94

Federation: SFF
Trigram: STR
Nicknames: Emus, Socceroos
Manager: Ryan Juaeri (STR)

Goalkeepers
01  Ryan Reuqa                       28 y/o  [STR]  Bayern Circunses 
02  Rachel Ytayua                    31 y/o [STR]  Pale City
19  Sienna Aerat                     29 y/o [STR] Circunses FC
Defenders
03  Ella Schani                      28 y/o [STR] Sysbanes FC
05  Lara Jraena                      29 y/o  [STR]  Panem City
06  Emily Hajia                      20 y/o [STR] United Eay
08  Urszula Chinwe                   33 y/o  [STR]  AFC Manildon
13  Rachel Jaqi                      27 y/o  [STR] Sysbanes FC
15  Max Lowia                        22 y/o  [STR] AFC Manildon
16  Mark Forsberg                    33 y/o  [STR]  Real Menai CF  
17  Hank Traika                      19 y/o  [STR] Circunses FC
21  Tabitha Puaia                    30 y/o  [STR] Pale Albion
24  Elliott Naetu                    27 y/o  [STR] Atletico Menai
29  Jake Haqea                       22 y/o  [STR] Pale Albion
Midfielders
04  Renee Beralt                     30 y/o  [STR]  Acina FC
12  Abby Haika                       23 y/o  [STR]  Jakana United
14  Selene Sopa                      27 y/o  [STR]  Pale United
18  Thomas Jaali                     24 y/o  [STR]  Ulladulla FC
22  Lucas Pewo                       29 y/o  [STR]  CC Waves
25  Tyla Lovia                       27 y/o  [STR]  Pale United
27  Valerie Schani                   28 y/o  [STR]  Panem City 
28  James Vaerge                     22 y/o  [STR]  Pale United
29  Claire Shelo                     20 y/o  [STR]  Panem Olympic
30  Lulu Reansa                      19 y/o  [STR]  Ulladulla FC
Forwards
07  Ollie Bagai                      21 y/o  [STR]  Pale United
09  Kaniehtiio Lindiwe               33 y/o  [KYP]  Capitolians
10  Ali Are                          31 y/o  [PIS]  Resolute Storm 1913 FC
11  Kaitlyn Hajai                    19 y/o  [STR]  Pale City
20  Alana Kerr                       35 y/o  [KYP]  Florey Garden City CAPTAIN
23  Eva Ngadjuri                     20 y/o  [STR]  Sysbanes FC

GK: Reuqa (Ytayua)
LB: Hajia (Traika)
CB: Forsberg (Schani/Puaia)
CB: Jraena (Schani/Puaia)
RB: Chinwe (E. Naetu)
LW: Vaerge (Shelo)
CM: Reansa (Lovia/Beralt)
CM: Pewo (Lovia/Beralt)
RW: Jaali (Sopa)
LF: Ngadjuri (any forward)
RF: Kerr (any forward)

If my opponent RPs our match first, I give them permission to:
Godmod scoring events: Y
RP Injuries to my players: Y
Godmod injuries to my players: N
Hand out yellow cards to my players: Y
Hand out red cards to my players: Y
Godmod other events: Y
Choose my scorers: Y
Style Mod: +2.5

by **Austroguinea** » Thu Oct 29, 2026 4:30 pm

AUSTROGUINEA NATIONAL FOOTBALL TEAM

INFO, STAFF, STYLE MOD.
Nicknames: Los Toros/Os Touros/Les Taureaux (The Bulls), La/A Bicolor/Le Bicouleur (The Bicolor), Verdiceleste/Ciel et vert (Green and Sky Blue), La Furia/A Fúria Tropical/Le Fureur Tropicale (The Tropical Fury)
Goal song: Chuntaros Style by El Gran Silencio
Win song: DESPECHÁ by ROSALÍA
Manager: Jorge Descalzo (53)
Assistants: Carlos Dittborn (43) and Horacio Montiel (39)
Tactic formation: 3-5-2
Style mod.: +2.50

JERSEYS MADE BY MAXIMUM ACTIVEWEAR

Maximum was founded by brothers João and Antônio Aragão in 2047 in Timor, started as a non-league supplier while focusing also on athleisure wear worn by personalities but they're famous for wearing an unknown club from New Guinea, Deportivo Victoriano, who won the cup while being in the 3rd division against the dominant Yogyakarta state team. Which leads it to a deal with the national team starting from the World Cup 102 qualifiers

ROSTER

GK
#1 Mateus Martins (29)
#18 Éric Wamytan (18)
#23 Guillermo Marín, Jr. (33, captain)

DF
#2 CB/LB André Colomina (19)
#3 CB Márcio da Costa (23)
#4 CB Fernando Calaca (22)
#5 RB/CB Pabling Martinez (21)
#12 CB Laurent Keletaona (27)
#14 CB Marcus Alexandre (20)
#23 CB Faris Alejandrinez (22)

MF
#6 CB/CDM Roland Avaricio Kalaw (26)
#7 CAM Zé Arisaka (21)
#8 CAM Pierre-Alphonse Waheo (23)
#9 CDM Jaime Montenegro (29)
#13 CDM Antonio Reinaldo Sosa (24)
#15 LM Hendra Kurniawan (20)
#16 LM/CAM Marlon Herrera (23)
#17 CDM/CAM Virgilinho Timorense (22)
#19 RM Josefino Zavaleta
#20 RM/CDM Olivier Deschamps
#21 CDM Patricio Pelúpesí (21)

ST
#10 ST Marcelinho (19)
#11 ST Ibai Tandingan (22)
#24 LW/ST Jesús Takai (22)
#25 ST Arnel Pineda (19)
#26 ST/RW Yago Atoigue (28)

STARTING XI
GK: #23 G. Marin, Jr. ©
CB: #12 L. Keletaona
CB: #3 M. da Costa
CB: #4 F. Calaca
LM: #15 H. Kurniawan
CDM: #13 A.R. Sosa
CAM: #7 Zé Arisaka
CDM: #21 P. Pelúpesí
RM: #19 J. Zavaleta
ST: #10 Marcelinho
ST: #11 Ibai T.

Substitutes may vary.

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Yes
Godmod scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes, no severity please
Godmod injuries to my players: Yes
Hand out yellow cards to my players: Yes, just two
Hand out red cards to my players: Yes, only one
Godmod other events: Yes, we can do crazy stuff while being friendly to everyone (also TG me first if you want to but it's optional don't worry)

by **Pomachetti** » Fri Oct 30, 2026 1:08 am

Cup of Harmony 94: Theatric Dinosaur

Pomachettian Roster

Roster of Pomachetti

Players n' shi

Style Mod: +3.25

Association: Camenn Secer na Pomachetti (CSP)

Nickname: Na Leoidí i Virdi (The Lads in Green)

Home Stadia: Ebheonn Mophto (Mophto) / Purt de Cuscro (Cuscro) / Núrt Fóníeger Giell (Coecria)

Ebheonn Mophto

The Team

Players
Bold & red indicates first cap (pre World Cup 102)
Possible positions in formations - Player name
Defence
LB - Sóuminé Dabhí (C) - Mophto Merán
LB/RB - Learintonu MecFí - CSC Elto
RB - Fierdurche Pergonsí - Miruan CIty FC [Tikariot]
LB/CB/RB - Tumés Maoriedheogh - Mophto Merán
CB - Merc Gurto - Sansarria
CB - Elester Sottíní - Zhaka Warriors [Indusse]
CB/CDM/CM - Érúnín Coisteya - Silbhería
CB - Céot Túobón-Mecoumeori - Anomalies [Chromatika]
CB - Enioron Ruqai - CS Coecria
GK - Pieder Lú - Mophto Merán
GK - Síemas Tesplannish - Wirr Tsi [Chromatika]

Attack
ST - Níoll Éirpir - Mophto Merán
ST - Trough Perúod - CS Fetto
ST - Ártan Diríbaya - Cuscro Cetheor
FS/ST/CAM - Pescael Crostúbel - CS Eundrán
CAM/ST - Seorgís Sarcisian - Cuscro Cetheor
CAM/CM - Eldú Florensí - Bay City United [Kylterian Peninsulae]
CAM - Édhemh Loindenbirgh - Na Sounne
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Midfield
LM/RM - Salbhatóiré Moleina - Morannon Athletic FC [Tikariot]
LM - Fíolom Mambhíní - Baraldhur AFC [Tikariot]
LM - Llebhich Marjeta - Tiresse
LM/RM - Founn Meubhinsí - Cuscro Cetheor
RM - Úle Salbhoé - CS Eundrán
CM/CDM - Íerd Papiola - CS Coecria
CM/CDM - Seafraí Séhú - Tiresse
CM/CDM/CAM - Déothó L'Aiderlé - Vigevoene

Management
Head Coach: Aréosto Tacorbhí
Offensive Coach: Dúnel De Parseobhil
Defensive Coach: Jieoc Bhrónan
Physio: Loem Dempiosí

Pomachetti captain: Sóuminé Dabhí

note: players represented in formations below is the usual starting 11

Primary Formation
4-5-1 Attacking

The most used formation. A 4 man backline, 2 number 10s and wide
midfielders offering support on the flanks. One striker constantly accompanied with
the 2 attacking midfielders in attack and staying forward on defense, waiting for a
quick counter attack. All of this is controlled by the engine man, the lone center
midfielder. In this offensive formation, the centre midfielder is the creative
playmaker who controls the flow of the attack. Thus, the engine man is by far
the most important position on the pitch.

Secondary Formation
4-4-2

The plan B. The 4-4-2 is commonly used against teams with a large midfield threat or with strong counter-attacking play.
It is a much more balanced formation. A similar backline of 4, 2 centre midfielders, 2 wide midfielders and 2 strikers.
The centre midfielders have different roles: the first midfielder (Papiola, Séhú, L'Aiderlé and Coisteya)'s job is to sit back on attack, focus on securing the midfield and stop quick breaks.
The second midfielder (Florensí, Crostúbel, L'Aiderlé and Loindenbirgh)'s job is to act as a playmaker for the forwards and wide midfielders on attack, stay on the outside of the box for messy balls, and link the defence to the attack.

The Kit

Primary Kit

Secondary Kit

Goalkeeper Kit

RP Permissions:

Everything allowed as long as it's exciting! No death, and all injuries' severity will be decided by me

by **Kelssek** » Fri Oct 30, 2026 6:37 am

Records and history

MAIN
CHANGE

Summary
Kelssek's tactical culture is fluid and direct, generally favouring technical and versatile players.

Goalkeepers
Dominic Tessier GK, Latrobe Athletic, b. Latrobe (age 28) - 28 caps | Tall, commanding, aggressive. Has been the next goalkeeping talent for a long time now, and finally breaking through for both club and country.
Kasper Girolamo GK, CF Outineau on loan at Baskita [PAS] (age 25) - Widely seen as the next number one, at this point he's just a CF Outineau youngster who has been on loan to Baskita to get first team experience.
Jeanne Makarniz GK, Traal Athletics (age 35) - 1 cap | Enjoys sweeper-keeper adventures and true crime podcasts

Defenders
Trevor Cantwell LB, Raynor City United [VAL], b. Saintsport, NC (age 31) - 10 caps, 1 goal | Decent as a defender but definitely in the failed winger category of full-backs.
Bruno Reiher LB, Club ESF [VAL], b. Neorvins (age 22) - 0 caps
Sorcha Cleeves CB, Raynor City United [VAL], b. Langlois, BL (age 32) - 23 caps, 1 goal | Aggressive interceptor who's also often quicker than the forwards who try to dribble past.
Karel Paken CB, Kirkenes FC, b. Mistwygn (age 19) - 0 caps
Sandrine Lalande CB, Mar Sara [VAL], b. Saint-Richard, BL (age 31) - 45 caps, 2 goals | Tough tackler also able to pinpoint a long ball through the lines.
Lourence Hupe CB, CF Outineau (age 29) - 20 caps | Elite positioning means she doesn't often have to put in one of her precise tackles.
Anton Zivkovic CB, Rockies International [INS], b. Ostendar, NCy (age 26) - 26 caps | Large defensive unit you don't want to go shoulder to shoulder with.
Volodymyr Casiraghi RB/LB, Océanic CF, b. Langlois (age 26) - 36 caps, 2 goals | Talented tackler with quick feet and pace.
Claudia Tolmach RB/CB, Rolalas [VAL], b. Breton, HG (age 27) - 6 caps
Daeved Rillter CB, Real Anasb [SAT], b. Novonaya, LP (age 25) - 3 caps | No-nonsense beefcake who is going to win most physical contests. Favourite anime is Attack on Leviticus Train: Industrial Policy

Midfielders
Titan Pogbacar CM, Mâ Âlâmëómë, b. Burnaby, Kon. (age 28) - 69 caps, 13 goals | Physically imposing and technically impressive ball-progresser who can really get on his bike.
Romy Métisser CM/AM, FC Capri, b. 14 Feb 179 (age 29) Saint-Rémy - 16 caps, 2 goals | Creative, technical, cultured midfielder in the sense that he's been to an opera once.
Aengus Gosling MC/LWB, Energija Chernovets [STL], b. Neorvins (age 28) - 5 caps | Ball-winning midfield destroyer, can also play wing-back.
Agapeto Licea CM/DM, Burnaby SC, b. Mineru, Kon. (age 29) - 70 caps, 2 goals | A strangely chaotic yet firm defensively-minded midfielder. Burnaby captain.
Ciyle McKinnon DM/CM, Clayquot City, b. Kenting Rush, ET (age 26) - 0 caps | Was captain of the Kelssek men's U23 team that won Olympic silver.
Ariane Hirji RW, Burnaby SC, b. Burnaby, Kon. (age 24) - 4 caps, 1 goal | Quick dribbler, likes to get to the byline and/or skin her marker down the touchline
Medyson Consðntin RM, Langlois Océanic, b. Fleurimont, BL (age 26) - 6 caps | A dogged and skilled wide midfielder
Artemios Ostend LM/LW CS Saint-Rémy, b. 27 Jul 181 (age 27) - 17 caps, 3 goals Saint-Rémy | Rapid, high-skilled, deadly crosser
Harry Toir CM, Latrobe Athletic (age 26) - 0 caps | High-strung, high-energy, and loves to chip it over the back-line.
Annamay Hunter AM/CF, Myana [CMT], (age 28) | Deep lying link-up forward who's also skilled at poaching rebounds
Ruslan Serelda LM/RM, Océanic CF, b. Wynleth-an-Glyndr, NC (age 23) - 0 caps

Forwards
Rémy Niemi ST, CF Outineau, b. Outineau, Bea. (age 29) - 60 caps, 25 goals | Adept at playing the target-man or poacher role. Doesn't know his used socks are being traded on the dark web.
Rian Teokotai AM/ST, Raynor City United [VAL], b. Outineau, Bea. (age 26) - 12 caps, 3 goals | A raw talent with an eye for volleys.
Rolando Cutter CF/LW, FC Felsenkirchen [STL], b. Kingstown, Kon. (age 29) - 68 caps, 22 goals | Was supposed to be the next Colm Ó Tuathail, and not really, but still a great technical player with a tendency to drift wide.
Loïc Toyotomi ST, Association Ariddienne, b. Outineau, Bea. (age 19) - 7 caps, 2 goals | Latest striker sensation to come from the streets of Outineau, broke through as the second division's top scorer as an 18-year old.

Head coach: Ruslan Demetriev - Kelssek captain during the revival years, a hard-man reputation inferred from his formidably physical play as a defensive midfielder and occasional volcanic eruptions at press conferences which is far from the arm-around-shoulder coaching style he has behind the scenes. Spent 13 years as manager of Baskita in the Pasarga Superlig before being offered a job he couldn't refuse...

Honours: Cup of Harmony 43 champions, 2-time Ad'ihan Challenge Trophy winners
Direct free-kicks: Artemios Ostend, Titan Pogbacar, Sofie Mylonakis
Corners: Artemios Ostend, Medyson Consðnti
Penalties: Rémy Niemi, Medyson Consðntin

RP permissions
Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose my scoring events: Yes
Cards to my players: Yes
Godmod events: No
In general, anything that can realistically happen (even if improbable) is fair game. Stuff that violates footballing reality is not ok (usually) and may be ignored. If you're in doubt, or think your idea is funny enough, ask me.
RP injuries to my players: Yes but I will determine severity
Style mod: +1

by **Snestar** » Fri Oct 30, 2026 7:38 am

The Snestaryan National Team

After the the Snestaryan National Team begrudgingly presents itself for their second appearance in the Cup of Harmony, the second most prestigious football tournament of the entire Multiverse (behind the World Cup). The Snestaryans are a sociable, peaceful and perpetually bored folk who like to mess around with each other whenever they get the occasion: in fact, unexpected silliness is quite frequent between the players, both on and off the pitch. Either way, the Viola is ready to write its signature onto the pages of the Cup of Harmony 94, chasing the country’s first major international trophy.

Football in Snestar

Ever since football was brought by Snestar, the sport has always been popular among the citizens, and it soon became the center of interest of local athletes. The first official top division, Division Alpha, was founded in 1899 and has seen a total of 18 different winners over its 119 editions so far. Despite the constant presence of the Big Three (

Lavenya,

Edervina, and

Dandelicha Continental), the league has stayed highly competitive, allowing for underdogs to claim high spots on the table (such as Arentas' incredible 7th place finish in the 2024-25 season, after just gaining promotion the previous season), though the mid-table and relegation battle are also usually entertaining to watch. Last season, Division Alpha saw the title race contested between four clubs (

Lavenya,

Terselva,

Venistalya, and

Arentas), with Venistalya coming out on top after winning the title on penalties in a tiebreaker against Lavenya (the two clubs were tied on points in first place at the end of the regular season), while the Snestaryan Cup saw second divsion side

Dorolma win the trophy in a miracle run. Snestar's stadiums aren't too flashy, as due to the structure of Snestaryan cities, clubs usually choose smaller venues. Dandelicha's Stadio Olimpico, the capital's stadium, is by far the largest in the country, thanks to its 84000 seats. Other notable examples include Lavenya Stadium (61000 seats), Evergreens Arena (53000 seats), the Veralica Stadium (49000 seats) and the Victoria Stadium (48000 seats), which are the stadiums usually prepared for international matches (other venues are also taken into consideration for smaller stakes competitive matches and international friendlies, since most of Snestar's stadiums do not exceed 30 thousand seats).

Meet The Team

The Manager
Marzia Terranova
Age: 39
Personality: optimistic, gentle, overthinker
Taking the shoes of Edoardo di Palma, who was sacked by the FSC after failing to qualify for the World Cup 102, Marzia Terranova is a visionary. Last season, she’d led underdogs Arentas to an incredible third place finish, after managing to completely revive the team from the 2nd division of football three years ago. Now, after she had decided to part ways with the club, the Snestaryan federation has decided to choose her, for the new challenge of leading the National Team into the 94th Cup of Harmony.

Goalkeepers

Federico Calvaresi #1 (Captain)
Age: 26
Personality: professional, composed, focused
Current club: Arentas
The anchor of the national team, Federico Calvaresi had distinguished himself among other Snestaryan goalkeepers due to his ability to be on the ball (figuratively and literally) at all times. He was able to guide Arentas to promotion in the 23-24 season, and stuck with the small club and brought it all the way to 7th place, despite having received offers from big clubs such as Lavenya and Venistalya throughout the season. His loyalty paid off: in fact, he was given captaincy of both Arentas and the national team, showing he can be trusted with leading even the most divided of squads.

Renato Splendore #12
Age: 30
Personality: patient, amicable, selfless
Current club: Keklaneka Esportiu (Bonusia)
Despite being the second-choice keeper of the national team, Renato Splendore still keeps the goalkeeping standards for the Snestaryan national team high. After spending a few years as the backup keeper of Lavenya, mostly spending the Fleur-de-lays’s matches watching from the bench and patiently waiting for the perfect time to show his experience with the ball. He knew that under Pawel Wodzyński’s reign, Lavenya’s net won’t need a replacement anytime soon, so he decided to move to Bonusia, instantly becoming a key player for Keklaneka Esportiu, and providing a great protection to the goal.

Lucia Fanton #28
Age: 19
Personality: cheerful, creative, unpredictable
Current club: Shamrocks FC Ladies (Lisander)
An emerging goalkeeper who's already shown her skills in the 62nd edition of Di Bradini Cup, being the first choice goalkeeper of the Snestaryan U-21 National Team. While not very tall physically, Lucia is very agile and versatile, and definitely works better as a sweeper keeper rather than a shot stopper (unlike Calvaresi and Splendore, who prefer guarding the goal). During her time in Fraliso, in the Women's Division Alpha, Lucia has also ended up gaining notoriety for her bold exits and sudden runs into the pitch, which have helped the club generate more hype for women's football (at the expense of giving her coach many heart attacks). Now that she's managed to obtain an international transfer to Shamrocks FC Ladies, Lucia has vowed to remain calmer throughout the matches, although we aren't sure if her promise can be 100% trusted.

Defenders

Marta Camilla Barami #2
Age: 19
Personality: party animal, silly, chronically online
Current club: Anticicló Molina (Bonusia)
Marta Camilla Barami was the one of the first Snestaryan to try her luck outside of the nation. Seeing how the Women’s Division Alpha lacked opportunities (the league is still under development), Marta chose to transfer over to Anticiclò Molina in Bonusia, where she has truly found a club where she can shine. Bring only 19, Marta is incredibly proud of her Starting XI spot in the National Team, and frequently teases her companions about it (with the main target of her digs being Maratea, her NT substitute), but everyone knows she's in good faith. Marta is also well-known among Snestaryans for her perennial presence in social media, mostly on Instagram and Reddit, and has been crowned a honorary moderator of the r/okbuddyzerogoals subreddit (the community where people poke fun at Division Alpha's characteristic lack of goals).

Giulio Maritan #3
Age: 23
Personality: calm, cautious, simple minded, determined
Current club: Venistalya
Giulio Maritan was never full of talent when he was a young man. Before being taken under 2nd division club Brega’s wing, he’d been rejected by many top division clubs. Still, he never gave up on his dream, and through years of suffering, he was eventually able to move onto the level of football he’d chased for years: he moved through many Division Beta clubs, growing more and more as a person and a player until he was finally able to get the call from Grenna, eventually earning himself a spot in the national team. Now, he's breached into Division Alpha title-holders Venistalya, and has rightfully earned his Starting XI spot in the Viola, with a whole career still ahead of him.

Stefano Shurdaqi #4
Age: 35
Personality: focused, thoughtful, indolent
Current club: Lavenya
The most expected addition to the roster of the Viola, Shurdaqi comes from a mixed family due to being born on the island of Tirya, a large chunk of land divided between three nations. but in reality he was still raised just like any other Snestaryan. So far he has preferred to maintain an immaculate media presence, and very little is known about his personal life, apart from his parents' origins. Still, Shurdaqi has quietly managed to climb his way up the walls of the Snestaryan football structure, and his recent joining of Lavenya has granted him a National Team spot.

Riccardo Cavaliere #5
Age: 24
Personality: confident, charming, resilient
Current club: Lavenya
Through careful training and lots of resilience, Riccardo Cavaliere was able to earn himself a spot as one of the starters of Lavenya, one of the most prestigious and historically dominating clubs in Snestar. His play style is usually very offensive, relying on his strength to steal the ball and join the attack as an impromptu winger when necessary. After helping Lavenya win the 2024 Snestaryan Cup against Fraliso by scoring a brace in extra time and gaining an immense amount of fame, Riccardo has become subject to idolatry by many Snestaryan fans, including gaining lots of traction with women. However, his heart is already bound to another…

Rinaldo Larizza #13
Age: 22
Personality: Stubborn, precise, disciplined
Current club: Atixa Mistralis (Kanzlia)
Before his transfer to Atixa Mistralis, Larizza'd had a rather uneventful time at Dandelicha Continental. Since the club was having a crisis at the time, there wasn't much space for the young, rotation left back. He prefers to stick to defending and keeping his position, and is not able to support attacking plays well, but he's perfectly capable of guiding the midfield whenever it's necessary. Judging by his inflexible personality, no one would have expected him to leave Snestar, but an offer by a Kanzlian club was too advantageous to ignore. Larizza was also very well-received in Kanzlia, as despite his poor performance (being sent off in the title decider on the last matchday) he was able to help Atixa Mistralis win the 8th edition of the Kanzlian Honour Division. The 9th division didn't go so well, and Larizza is hoping to see WC102 as an opportunity to try to reclaim his spot in the Starting XI of his club.

Sebastiano Balestri #15
Age: 21
Personality: cursed, arrogant, subtle
Current club: Crimsonhawke FC (Tikariot)
Before bringing Crimsonhawke FC at the top of the Tikariot Premier League, Sebastiano Balestri had recently been subject to a "trophy curse": shortly after his departure from Venistalya (which was eliminated in the second round of the Snestaryan Cup because of an avoidable red card from Balestri in the first half of their match), the Snestaryan club managed to secure their 11th title (after a drought of 24 years!). The same thing happened in the 24/25 season, where he'd gone to Ardalya from Edervina at the start of the season, and the Evergreens proceeded to secure the title immediately after. Interestingly, seeing how Crimsonhawke FC had finished their season in the TPL at the brink of relegation, Balestri's transfer seemed nonsensical. However, as Crimsonhawke had found themselves as champions of the TPL, Balestri's decision was certainly misjudged.

Daniele Maratea #22
Age: 22
Personality: affable, a bit apathetic towards football
Current club: Vna-Chuhul Ravens FC (Tikariot)
Daniele Maratea was one of the many new Snestaryan players involved in the National Team’s renovation. After taking part in a fantastic break-out season for Ardalya’s defense, Maratea found himself under Snestaryan spotlights, being constantly called “the next great center-back”. Funnily enough, during an interview he stated that he had actually missed the call from Di Palma, as he was too invested watching a documentary about penguins. Still, concerns about his performances for Vna-Chuhul Ravens FC have started to pile up, giving Daniele a lot of pressure that he needs to endure, if he wants to continue playing for the National Team.

Riccardo Finamore #23
Age: 20
Personality: Dazzling, incorruptible, vain
Current club: Relv Sisse (Solvgaden)
Riccardo Finamore, just like his homonymous fellow teammate, is a romantic magnet for Snestaryan men and women. Unlike R.Cavaliere, though, Finamore lacks the ability to keep himself humble. Despite this, he has maintained a surprisingly long "incorruptible" streak, taking compliments with style and sneaking out of difficult situtation, while at the same time boosting his own perception of himself. He still thinks he's incredibly smart for dodging countless drama, but he's obviously "underestimating his genius", quoting his exact words after a post-match interview.

Midfielders

Nicola Ragusa #6
Age: 20
Personality: compliant, calm, cheerful
Current club: Ardalya
Nicola Ragusa, with his fellow teammate Nicola Acanfora, together make a strange coincidence: both of them are midfielders called Nicola that play for Ardalya as well as the national team. Ragusa is the calmer, more obedient one: he usually follows the managers’ directions and is the one to keep Acanfora in check. Now that he's had his time to get accustomed to the dynamics of the National Team, Ragusa has noticeably become increasingly more cheerful, spending a lot of time messing around with his teammates, especially enjoying visiting the host nations of the tournaments while waiting for the next training session.

Nicola Acanfora #8
Age: 29
Personality: anger issues, rarely smiles, perceptive
Current club: Ardalya
Nicola Acanfora, with his fellow teammate Nicola Ragusa, together make a strange coincidence: both of them are midfielders called Nicola that play for Ardalya, as well as the National Team. Acanfora is the one with anger issues, for sure: he’s not the type to simulate or tackle opponents left and right, but he’s very easily provoked. His style of play reflects that: he likes to take risks and quickly progress play, while he focuses on pressing whenever the Viola is out of possession. Unlike Camilla Arentas, Di Palma holds great faith in Acanfora's playstyle, which is why he's often the preferred option for the centre midfield.

Arminia Cremisi #10
Age: 19
Personality: fragile, shy, sheepish
Current club: Bolenya (Women)
Due to her connections with Camilla Carminya Cremisi, the former President of the Republic, Arminia had always been mocked by Snestaryan media for being a “mommy’s girl” and only playing in the Women’s Division Alpha (the top division in Snestaryan women’s football) because of her aunt’s importance in politics. Due to this, Arminia had always been caught in an unhealthy balance, alternating between school, training for her club Bolenya, and fending off the journalists. However, her debut in the national team seemed to have proven the media wrong: Cremisi's presence has definitely made a difference in the 101th World Cup, and it's likely that it will remain strong for at least a few more years.

Davide Scognamiglio #14
Age: 28
Personality: cheerful, clever, humble
Current club: Lavenya
While Valentino Garnati is the emotional anchor of the Viola, Davide Scognamiglio is the tactical genius. Despite having spent years playing for Bellamora, a club currently battling to escape relegation in Division Alpha, he dictates play like a master, practically choosing the goals himself despite never even reaching the penalty box. He’s strong, clever, and he helps the midfielder prevent the opponent from even reaching the defense. Outside of the pitch, though, Davide is a cheerful and loving man: every day he makes sure to check up on his family, as well as each individual player, making sure none of them are having a mental breakdown from being too bored (a condition which has plagued Snestaryans since the rise of the Socialpacifist party in the 1950s).

Martin de Roux #16
Age: 26
Personality: strong-willed, fair, demanding
Current club: Fraliso
Martin de Roux had always been considered a “failed talent” by the Snestaryan media. In his youth years, he wasn’t able to improve much, apart from playing a few matches with mid-table clubs such as Rivya and Grenna. In recent years, though, he’s been growing immensely, so much that he has found his way to the Starting XI of Fraliso and even started as the captain in the Snestaryan Cup final against Lavenya. Just like Camilla Arentas did, Di Palma now starts him in most of the national team’s matches, knowing he has become a solid player who can become very versatile when needed.

Alessia Flammia #19
Age: 18
Personality: tenacious, grumpy, loyal
Current club: Rosavina (Women)
Alessia Flammia has had a troubled past when it comes to football. After spending her first years in the early departments of Dandelicha Continental's youth academy and getting rejected, she was forced to rely on 2nd division Lipresburgo, who was the only team willing to gamble on her, eventually recognizing her talent and letting her breach into the club's Starting XI. However, after getting resurrected from the depths of the Women's Division Beta by helping Lipresburgo get promoted, Rosavina was quick to snatch her, and give her a ticket to the U-21 National Team. She hasn't managed to link with her teammates, due to her spiky and sometimes mean personality, but she's gradually gaining the confidence needed to play for the Viola.

Fabio de Filippi #20
Age: 26
Personality: friendly, lazy, versatile
Current club: Edervina
Fabio de Filippi gets a surprisingly high amount of playtime in the National Team, despite his lack of impressive results at Gridorya (before Edervina poaching him in the latest transfer window). He’s not the most disciplined player, but at least he gets the job done: whenever there’s a need to replace a right winger and the national team is out of options, he is usually able to demonstrate his versatility to both his club, and the Viola. Still, sometimes he wishes he’d be able to earn the right to start, though the distinct lack of strong Right Midfielders make him the next best option for the position.

Robin Tosio #24
Age: 20
Personality: methodical, ambitious, diligent
Current club: Viktoria Ibsia (Kanzlia)
Another young prospect of the Snestaryan U-21, Robin Tosio has recently started to shine for Viktoria Ibsia, initially starting out as a fringe player after leaving Dandelicha Continental right in the middle of the crisis. His performances, both for his club and the Youth National Team have drastically increased, thanks to his newfound knowledge of the pitch. The path is looking bright for this youngster: will Robin end up as one of the best Snestaryan midfielders of this time?

Nicolò Fusar Bassini #25
Age: 23
Personality: aggressive, creative, quick thinker
Current club: Manaro FC (Bhumi Matawis Empire)
After getting the call from the FSC to join the National Team, back when Snestar was preparing for the WC101 qualifiers, Nicolò F. Bassini was initially going to reject the invite. During his time spend at Venistalya’s academy, he’d grown so fond of offensive football that he’d started to dislike the way Snestaryan clubs play in Division Alpha: Venistalya did help him discover his true potential as a center midfielder with defensive duties (how ironic), though Snestaryan clubs are never too daring. With his transfer to Manaro FC, he has finally come to terms with his stance regarding defensive football, and has renewed his participation for the National Team in the IAC26.

Angelica Malavoglia #26
Age: 25
Personality: VERY hardworking, constantly annoyed
Current club: Edervina (Women)
Angelica's last name has caused her quite a lot of problems, both on and off the pitch. Journalists always joked about how she didn't have the "voglia" to put more effort, but she's since proved them wrong multiple times. After all, she always makes sure everyone knows that she's a true grinder, even if she's always complaining about everything she's tasked to do. She may not be willing to do it, but you can be sure she's going to do it 'til the end.

Attackers

Tero Sjölund #7 (Vice-Captain)
Age: 25
Personality: tireless, laconic, antisocial
Current club: Brantisvogan FC (Squornshelan Remnant States)
Born from immigrants living in the small coastal town of Rovina Sole, Tero Sjölund is a simple man with simple goals: put the ball into the net. He may not be the brightest of the bunch, nor the most eloquent, but he excels at doing the only thing he’s programmed for. His time at Gridorya hasn’t been the most profitable in terms of G/A, so Tero was given the opportunity to join the increasingly dominant Lavenya, after a short detour for Albery FC in Saterun. Still, having joined in the closing moments of Division Alpha, Sjölund resulted as a flop for Lavenya, but that still didn't stop other federations from trying to snatch him into their leagues: hopefully, Sjölund will now finally find his true club in the Squornshelan Remnant States.

Giacomo Martinelli #9
Age: 22
Personality: extroverted, party animal
Current club: Dandelicha Continental
Despite not being the first-choice striker, Giacomo Martinelli is a well-known striker in Snestar, famous for his ability to make the defense tremble at his presence alone and with a power that makes even the strongest hands struggle to save the ball. Outside of the pitch, however, he's much less menacing than people think: Giacomo is just a guy who likes to party. He's usually the one to organize celebrations within the team's private quarters, always bringing large quantities of food and beverages (and probably disobeying some sort of diet).

Mattia Castelletti #11
Age: 18
Personality: Insecure, creative, kind
Current club: Lavenya
One of the Snestaryan U-21 youth team’s key players, along with Barami and Lodigiani, Mattia Castelletti had always seen his talent recognized by the National Team's coaches (Camilla Arentas first, then Di Palma too). So far, Mattia Castelletti has proved to Snestar that he has the potential to make it big, especially after his efforts to bring the Viola to the 101th World Cup, and now that he's transferred to Lavenya, everyone is expecting him to become the next Snestaryan star.

Federico Marchesi #17
Age: 27
Personality: stylish, arrogant, spiteful
Current club: Relv Sisse (Solvgaden)
After Castelletti joined the national team, Federico Marchesi's playtime has been drastically reduced. And just like his old club Lavenya did to him, he'd slowly becoming yet another bench warmer. But he hates being overlooked: after all those years spent playing for big names in Snestaryan football, being demoted from the Starting XI feels like an insult, and now that Trondhelle Stags is giving him the space he deserved, he's returned to the form he'd always sought after (getting the Golden Boot in Solvgaden as well), hoping to finally see his efforts recognized again.

Veronica Lodigiani #18
Age: 21
Personality: quirky, has difficulties speaking, optimistic
Current club: Brega (Women)
Veronica Lodigiani is a short, apparently skinny woman, but she's full of power: with her exceptionally strong left foot, she's got the capacity to finish chances quickly, smoothly, and very consistently, which contributed to her success at Brega's women team. She is eager to learn more about football and improve her abilities in favor of more aggressive football, despite the Snestaryan National Team preferring a more defensive approach.

Lucio Fioravanti #21
Age: 25
Personality: strong-willed, comforting
Current club: Venistalya
As Cesare Scanavino's replacement, both for the National Team and Venistalya, Lucio Fioravanti has definitely felt the burden of having to keep the spot of a player with such a large legacy. However, it's obvious that one doesn't simply become the starter of the Snestaryan champions out of nowhere: Fioravanti's shown exceptional skills when picking up the ball in the right wing, on various different occasions. The real question is: will Baldriga allow him even a lick of playtime?

Elisa Baldriga #27
Age: 21
Personality: Bubbly, sassy, snarky, hedonistic
Current club: Arentas (Women)
This young woman could be described as nothing more than “addicted to goals”: Elisa always hangs out around the opponents’ goalposts, serving as the only forward for her beloved Arentas (a club who currently prefers defensive playstyles), who’s been comfortably sitting at the top of the Women’s Division Alpha, about to claim their 32nd title. Despite her young age, Elisa has already become a club legend, after scoring a goal in the closing minutes of extra time to win the Libertas Cup (a charity match where the winner of the Women’s Division Alpha faces the Men’s Division Alpha, usually taken very seriously as if it was a major trophy), the first won by a female team. So far, Elisa has been influencing the board to include more women in the National Team, seeing as the rapid development of the Women’s league is producing more and more star players.

National Team Roster (Simplified Version for Roleplays)
Preferred formation: 4-3-3
Other formations: 3-5-2 / 5-4-1
Manager: Marzia Terranova | Female, 39

Goalkeepers
1 GK Federico Calvaresi | Male, 26 (Captain)
12 GK Renato Splendore | Male, 30
28 GK Lucia Fanton | Female, 19

Defenders
2 RB Marta Camilla Barami | Female, 19
3 CB Giulio Maritan | Male, 23
4 CB Stefano Shurdaqi | Male, 25
5 LB Riccardo Cavaliere | Male, 24
13 LB Rinaldo Larizza | Male, 24
15 CB Sebastiano Balestri | Male, 22
22 RB Daniele Maratea | Male, 22
23 LB/CB Riccardo Finamore | Male, 20

Midfielders
6 CM Nicola Ragusa | Male, 20
8 CM Nicola Acanfora | Male, 29
16 CAM Arminia Cremisi | Female, 19
14 CDM Davide Scognamiglio | Male, 28
16 CM/LM Martin de Roux | Male, 26
20 RM Fabio de Filippi | Male, 26
19 LM Alessia Flammia | Female, 18
24 CM/RM Robin Tosio | Male, 21
25 CM/CDM Nicolò Fusar Bassini | Male, 23
26 CM/CDM Angelica Malavoglia | Female, 25

Attackers
7 ST Tero Sjölund (Vice-Captain) | Male, 26
9 ST Giacomo Martinelli | Male, 22
11 LW Mattia Castelletti | Male, 19
17 LW Federico Marchesi | Male, 27
18 ST Veronica Lodigiani | Female, 19
21 RW Lucio Fioravanti | Male, 25
27 RW Elisa Baldriga | Female, 21

National Team Kits and Logo
Home kit: Light purple, White, Maroon
Away kit: White
Third kit: Dark Blue

Roleplay Permissions
If my opponent roleplays first, they may:
Choose my starting lineup: Yes
Choose my goalscorers: Yes
Godmod scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes
Godmod injuries to my players: Yes
Hand out yellow cards to my players: Yes
Hand out red cards to my players: Yes
Godmod other events: Yes
Playing Style: -1.25

World Cup 81/82/83/84

Football Association of the Commonwealth

Major Honors

Winners
5th Under 18 World Championship
9th Under 18 World Championship
62nd AOCAF Cup
66th AOCAF Cup
Cup of Champions (Eagles Cup 13)
DiBradini Cup 53/74th Under 21 World Championship
Runner-up
67th Baptism of Fire
Eagles Cup 13
Women's World Cup 17/Jenna Raven Cup 4
20th Under 18 World Championship
Third Place
58th AOCAF Cup
60th AOCAF Cup
Eagles Cup 14
19th Under-18 World Championship
ARC 6
Fourth Place
World Cup 85
63rd AOCAF Cup
Women's World Cup 15/Jenna Raven Cup 2
Women's World Cup 20/Jenna Raven Cup 7
ARC 7

Established in 1901, the FAC is the governing body of the sport in Baker Park, maintaining a registry of over 24,000 players between the ages of 11 and 80; 3,500 officials; 132 full member clubs and 350 associate member clubs; sponsoring 12 National Championships for men & women across all levels. in addition to 6 domestic cup competitions; and offering training programs for coaches and physiotherapists covering youth to professional certification.

All time match record—701 wins, 361 losses, 228 draws (1,290 matches)
WCQ record--242 wins, 53 defeats, 66 draws (361 matches) [Home: 134-22-24/Away: 107-31-42/neutral: 1-0]
All time WCC record—280-90-84 (454 matches)
(current through the start of WCQ 102)

Current KPB+ ranking--16.04 (30th)
style--+ 2.827
Formation--3-4-1-2

In the “BP System” or the “BP Way” (neither of those should be considered as something used officially or unofficially—if you wanted to term it as such as something of your own IC creation, go for it) the 3-4-1-2 is more literal than the manner in which it's used RL.
A discussion I had with another user made me contemplate providing a bit more concrete info on just who plays where when you see my lineups/bench for individual matches.
Defense: the three backs play tight to one another when the ball is in the middle or defensive thirds—they should really be termed LCB/CCB/RCB. The outside pair will never be wider than diameter of the center circle. They both man-mark (unless there is an IC tactical reason they don't) and the centerback zonal marks (usually helping one of the other two). The CB is technically a fullback as they have more freedom to move forward with the ball at feet. In a pinch, an emergency situation as a sub, they could all play any of the three positions.
Midfield: there is a good deal of set responsibility among the four across midfield, but the one thing that is always a constant is the wings are the workhorses, they cover more distance than the other players. I've hinted at or flat out said in match reports in the past that left wing (and they are 99.9% of time always left footed) is THE talismanic position in The System, as right fullback is considered (in BP) as usually the weakest position in a flat back four.
The two central midfielders usually have a specific role, one as the playmaker, the distributor and the other as the defensive, hard tackler, disruptor, ball winner.
The preferred position is listed first, but the ones that follow show how versatile that player is. For CM's the left/right designation is the stronger side for that player, but in theory almost anyone in midfield can play in the center of midfield.
Forward: Ah yes, the wild card element. In this case, the differentiation should be looked at from the perspective of another sport—basketball.
The three positions are almost adapted from the indoor game: the center forward, the target man, the number 9—the one who plays up front but facing away from the goal. Mostly it's men who hold down this role in the NT, although not always.
The striker—they want to be played into an area by a pass, or want room to get a touch before shooting. They face goal, but usually in or very close to the box.
The 'slot'--what a lot of people call the attacking midfielder or the CAM. This is a player that can dribble and create their own shot, or draw defenders and find others. There's a reason why this position can be played by a midfielder or a forward and the rationale usually depends on a chemistry between a pair or trio, but more recently this has reverted back to a forward spot.
In conclusion—BP should always be RP'd (of course at your discretion, and I will always adapt to anyone who RP's first if something that's not necessarily canon is mentioned) as--
*fast, short passing
*high lines & pressing
*offside trap
*technically sound
*not easily intimidated
*willing to play anyone, anywhere

National Anthem--"Hear Our Voices Commonwealth"

Nickname--since the end of the 1960's the National Team has been known as "The Bees", a period when the team's uniforms consisted of alternating black and gold hoops.
Previous to that time and subsequently through periods in the 1980's and 90's, the team was usually referred to by the county's national animal, the Elks; the women's National Team were always 'Lady Elks' until the advent of mixed gender play, which was revived during the Jenna Raven Cup and there are still numerous mentions of Elks in the supporters song “We are the Gold & Black”, which currently has close to 175 stanzas.

Colors--Black & Gold (while they are just 2 of the 5 main colors on the flag of Baker Park--Blue, Red and White are the others--black & gold have been closely associated in the nation's consciousness as representative of the country since its founding.)

Management/Coaching

Manager--Tiedmann Denholm (2nd cycle in charge; 18 wins, 13 defeats, 4 draws)
Assistant Manager--Zoe Montgomery
Coaches--Chris LaRue, Danielle Harper, Max Littlejohn, Elaine King
Chief Physio--Gina Damicone
Chief Equipment Trainer--Patrick Bohannon
Media/PR Spokesperson--Erin McNamara

GK
Mitch Longstreet	30	Clayton City FC		  
Maddie Terwilliger 	27	Riverside City Ladies FC       
Amanda Fraley	        31	Brentford Ladies FC
Jake Kilpatrick		28	Hannover United FC	


DEF
Michelle Burdette	27	Ravens Ladies FC		
Heather Womack	        27	Sherwood Forest Ladies FC	
Zara Jonasson		28	Westwood Sprites Ladies FC		 
Chrissy Little		27	Llewellyn Turnpike Ladies	  
Dorrie Franklin	        26	Haskins Blues AFC			  
Benjy Milhouse	        27	Corinthians FC	
Peter Newbury	        28	Jacksonville City FC	
Nikolai Morris		27	Asbury Park FC						
Marcus Taylor		31	Clayton City  FC		             	    
Maria Lanórsdóttir	25	Southend AC Ladies 
Grant Burman		26	St Warren City FC	 


MID	
Katie Chamberlain	27	Mansfield Ladies FC			
Linette Gonzales	26	Lima City United FC			 
Shala Ibrahim		27	Middletown City Women FC		
Catriona Lokipina	26	East Endborough Ladies FC		 
Stacey Jones		26	Jamestown City Ladies FC 	  	  	
Cornelius Boyle	        28	Monmouth Park FC		 
Craig Domicelli	        29	New Bremen FC		
Jake Ludwig		29	Southend AC			 
Anthony Dixon		28	Newport City FC		           
Carlton Morgan          31     	Victoria & Albert SC         	
Camille Prince       	30	Westwood Sprites Ladies FC      
Travis Howard      	30 	Jamestown City FC               
Ursula Edwards	        24	Ridge Raiders Ladies FC 
Alyssia Norcotte	25	Shirley Metros Ladies FC	

FWD
Kelly Delacroix		27	Bergholz Caledonian		  	 
Becky Shock		29	Southend Ladies			
Naomi Kaeppler 	        27	Newmarket Ladies FC			  	  	
Tommy Applegate	        28	Learfield FC			 	
Paulo Everhart		27	Newmarket Saxons FC
Edwin Azikiwe		27	Riverside City FC		  
Terrell London		32	Zvezda Vlaikograd (STL)		      	    	
Sandra Ikedieze         30     	Llewellyn Turnpike Ladies FC 
Dean Morrison		26	New Bremen FC
Corinne Anthony	        25	Clayton City Ladies FC
Melissa Lloyd		25	Westwood Sprites Ladies FC

Venues
Fixtures--MD 3 & MD 14

Fixture--MD 11

Fixture--MD 6

Fixture--MD 9

Fixture--MD 1

Permissions
_________________________________________________________________________________
In the event my opponent RPs first, they may...

Choose my goalscorers: YES
Godmod scoring events: YES
RP injuries to my players: YES, but those that would be for just the duration of the match (TG in advance would be appreciated as well)
Godmod injuries to my players: See Above
Hand out yellow cards to my players: YES
Hand out red cards to my players: YES, but again, a heads up in advance is appreciated, as I would do for you.
Godmod other events: TG what you have in mind, I'm easy to come to an understanding with

by **Saperetia** » Sat Oct 31, 2026 6:11 am

National Football Squad of Saperetia

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my lineup: Please Yes
Choose my goalscorers: Yes
Godmod scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes
Godmod injuries to my players: Yes except career-ends and deaths.
Hand out yellow cards to my players: Yes
Hand out red cards to my players: Yes
Godmod other events: If it doesn't blow up the stadium or major portions of the country.
(TLDR: No deaths, career-ends, and major destruction outside the stadium please.)

Style: -5

The Saperetian Ministry of Culture decided to improve the international standing of the Saperetian nation by competing in a multitude of events. This included Worldvision 89, the World Cup of Hockey 47, and the World Cup (football), which at that point was about to enter its 93rd cycle. The SFF (Saperetian Football Federation) was set up under dual control of the Ministries of Culture and Sport, which promptly signed up for the Qualifiers and the 80th edition of the Baptism of Fire. The team, managed by Jos Mouthenio, would go off and win their first game 2-0, then go 5 for 6 in wins in the unbeaten streak before losing the final two games to come 2nd in the group. The team would fall to an overtime goal in the round of 16. In the following qualifiers, the team did not too well, as is expected of a debuting team. It was enough to get an invitation to the following Cup of Harmony (85), where the team finished 4th out of 6 in the group stage.

The SFF would then take a break from international events until returning for the centennial edition of the world cup, entering the tournament this time unranked, as the BoF opportunity was used. Led by current manager Silivia, the fresh team went on to lose their first 5 games with a 5-17 goal difference before turning stuff around and going 10-3 on goals in the final 11 games, leading to those qualifiers being only 1 point worse than the previous ones, despite 6 games less played. It would again earn a ticket to the CoH, where an 0-2-2 record saw the team go 5th, dead last in the group. The team then headed off to make its debut in the Independent Associations Championship, where a surprise group win saw the team continue on to the RO32 where one goal was enough to end the run. In the following 101st qualifiers, the team went 2-0-5 in the first 7 games before getting 3 draws, 3 wins, and 3 draws to go half the qualifiers unbeaten before losing the final two games and going 3 points off the playoffs. That following CoH saw another group win on coinflip after 2 wins and 1 draw. The knockouts saw shenanigans and the only loss in the extra time of the semi-final, getting bronze for the team. The following IAC, 26, saw a 1-1-1 record be turned into another 1 goal loss in the Ro32.

Cup of Harmony 94 roleplay thread

Cup of Harmony 94 roleplay thread

COH 94 Biyambi National Team Squad

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