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by **Valladares** » Sat Aug 29, 2009 8:46 am

THE CLAUSURA TOURNAMENT ENDS

Standings after Matchday 6 - Play-Off Round, Clausura Tournament

GROUP A

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Metropolis Alligators     6   3   2   1    8    5    3   11
   2  Fontvielle Impact         6   3   1   2    9    8    1   10  
   3  Slateport Bulls           6   1   4   1    7    7    0    7  
   4  Marinos Metropolis        6   1   1   4    6   10   -4    4

Matchday 1:
Fontvielle Impact 2-1 Slateport Bulls
Marinos Metropolis 1-2 Metropolis Alligators

Matchday 2:
Metropolis Alligators 3-1 Fontvielle Impact
Slateport Bulls 1-1 Marinos Metropolis

Matchday 3:
Marinos Metropolis 1-0 Fontvielle Impact
Slateport Bulls 1-1 Metropolis Alligators

Matchday 4:
Fontvielle Impact 4-2 Marinos Metropolis
Metropolis Alligators 1-1 Slateport Bulls

Matchday 5:
Fontvielle Impact 1-0 Metropolis Alligators
Marinos Metropolis 1-2 Slateport Bulls

Matchday 6:
Slateport Bulls 1-1 Fontvielle Impact
Metropolis Alligators 1-0 Marinos Metropolis

GROUP B

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Tannenberg FC             6   4   1   1   11    4    7   13
   2  Eterna Stars              6   3   2   1    9    7    2   11  
   3  Pumas Maldonado           6   1   2   3    6    9   -3    5 
   4  SC Caimanes               6   1   1   4    4   10   -6    4

Matchday 1:
Pumas Maldonado 1-3 Eterna Stars
SC Caimanes 0-2 Tannenberg FC

Matchday 2:
Tannenberg FC 1-0 Pumas Maldonado
Eterna Stars 2-1 SC Caimanes

Matchday 3:
SC Caimanes 1-1 Pumas Maldonado
Eterna Stars 2-2 Tannenberg FC

Matchday 4:
Pumas Maldonado 1-2 SC Caimanes
Tannenberg FC 2-0 Eterna Stars

Matchday 5:
Pumas Maldonado 2-1 Tannenberg FC
SC Caimanes 0-1 Eterna Stars

Matchday 6:
Eterna Stars 1-1 Pumas Maldonado
Tannenberg FC 3-0 SC Caimanes

THE FINAL: Tannenberg FC vs Metropolis Alligators


1st Leg: Olympic Stadium - Tannenberg (Att: 63,144)

Tannenberg FC 1-0 Metropolis Alligators

2nd Leg: Hydro Arena (or National Stadium) - Swangard-Metropolis (Att: 85,897)

Metropolis Alligators 3-1 Tannenberg FC

Aggregate:

Tannenberg FC 2-3 Metropolis Alligators

CHAMPIONS
Metropolis Alligators (2nd title)

With this title, Metropolis Alligators will be the second Valladar team in the TakilQuip Champions' Cup 17, alongside with Eterna Stars, the Apertura champion. The Overall Standings will announce the valladar teams to the next Globe Cup.

Overall Standings:

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Tannenberg FC            52  30  11  11   83   49   34  101**
   2  Eterna Stars             52  29  13  10   83   48   35  100* 
   3  Metropolis Alligators    52  28  15   9   71   39   32   99* 
   4  Slateport Bulls          52  22  20  10   70   51   19   86**
   5  Fontvielle Impact        50  23  13  14   62   50   12   82**
   6  Marinos Metropolis       50  22  11  17   60   50   10   77 
   7  SC Caimanes              50  19  18  13   57   50    7   75
   8  Pumas Maldonado          44  17  13  14   55   44   11   64 
   9  AD Cerro                 44  17   9  18   57   58   -1   60 
  10  AS Bezieres              38  13  12  13   44   43    1   51
  11  AS Montreux              38  12  13  13   38   37    1   49  
  12  Chiquito FC              38  13  10  15   39   45   -6   49 
  13  AS Vaud                  38  11  11  16   31   43  -12   44 
  14  Hamanos Athletic Club    38   9  14  15   38   42   -4   41
  15  Cardenales FC            38  10  10  18   37   52  -15   40
  16  Pradera FC               38  12   4  22   36   54  -18   40
  17  Universitario Maldonado  38   9  11  18   28   51  -23   38
  18  Olympique de Fontvielle  38   6  10  22   32   57  -25   28***
  19  AC Tallin                38   4  15  19   30   52  -22   27*** 
  20  RC Belfort               38   6   7  25   31   67  -36   25***

* Apertura and Clausura Champions. Qualified to the TakilQuip Champions' Cup.
** Qualified to the Globe Cup.
*** Olympique de Fontvielle, AC Tallin and RC Belfort finished 18th, 19th, and 20th in the
    Relegation Standings. Therefore, they will play in the Valladar B-League the next season.

The Canalave Crown:

The Canalave Crown is an annual match played between the Apertura Champion and the Clausura Champion. It is going to define the Champion of the Season. The match will be played in the Dragon Stadium in Canalave City. (Cap: 35,000)

THE CANALAVE CROWN: Eterna Stars vs Metropolis Alligators


Dragon Stadium - Canalave City (Att: 34,503)

Eterna Stars 3-4 (a.e.t.) Metropolis Alligators

CHAMPIONS
Metropolis Alligators

Valladar B-League Final Standings

Pos   Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Valencia FC               38  24   7   7   85   53   32   79  CH - SBCC    
   2  Dep. Aguablanca           38  24   4  10   85   47   38   76  P - SBCC    
   3  FC Lili                   38  22   7   9   82   59   23   73  P - SBCC   
   4  Nacional                  38  18   8  12   59   49   10   62  SBCC   
   5  SC Alcázares              38  18   7  13   60   48   12   61     
   6  Alejandría SC             38  16  11  11   76   65   11   59
   7  Atlético Robles           38  17   8  13   56   52    4   59
   8  Canalave Dragons          38  16  10  12   79   65   14   58     
   9  Nord Energie FC           38  16   6  16   73   75   -2   54
  10  Rexam                     38  16   6  16   53   68  -15   54
  11  RC Corania                38  14   9  15   59   54    5   51
  12  AD Valle                  38  14   9  15   65   62    3   51
  13  Minault United            38  14   9  15   57   60   -3   51
  14  Club Osum                 38  13  10  15   67   86  -19   49
  15  Tessano FC                38  13   8  17   58   73  -15   47
  16  AC Talamonte              38  10  11  17   45   62  -17   41     
  17  Sport Valladar            38   9  11  18   38   52  -14   38
  18  Griseou FC                38  10   7  21   47   58  -11   37  R
  19  Laguna FC                 38   7   9  22   51   82  -31   30  R
  20  AS Mont-Blanc             38   6   9  23   32   57  -25   27  R

SUMMARY OF THE SEASON:

Apertura Champion: Eterna Stars
Clausura Champion: Metropolis Alligators
Canalave Crown Champion: Metropolis Alligators
Relegated Teams: Olympique de Fontvielle, AC Tallin and RC Belfort
Promoted Teams: Valencia FC, Dep. Aguablanca, FC Lili

INTERNATIONAL QUALIFICATION:

TakilQuip Champions' Cup 17:
Eterna Stars - Apertura Champion
Metropolis Alligators - Clausura Champion

Globe Cup 14:
Tannenberg FC - Best-placed team in the Overall Standings
Slateport Bulls - Fourth placed team in the Overall Standings
Fontvielle Impact - Fifth placed team in the Overall Standings

Samseong Series B Champions' Cup 14:
Valencia FC - Valladar B-League Champion
Dep. Aguablanca - Valladar B-League Runner-up
FC Lili - Valladar B-league third placed team
Nacional - Valladar B-League fourth placed team

by **Sargossa** » Sat Aug 29, 2009 1:07 pm

Nethertopians seem to make rather good football management types. Oh don’t look at me like that. Take a look at the last World Cup finals, there were three nations there with Nethie bosses. Three. Well, two technically, but we came so close it kinda counts. Yes? It’s sort of beside the point anyway as that’s the international game while this, this is much worse. That’s right folks, that testimony to mediocrity that is the SuperLiga has completed another season and it’s a Nethertope who’s sat right at the top.

Code: Select all: El Nacional 38 23 8 7 67 44 23 77 (TQCC) Sp. San Marquez 38 21 8 9 67 43 24 71 (TQCC) Porto Alegro Azul 38 19 8 11 65 45 20 65 (GC) Ciudad Soluca 38 19 7 12 53 44 9 64 (GC) Deportivo Cordova 38 18 7 13 62 47 15 61 Moruga S.C. 38 18 6 14 51 46 5 60 Juventudé 38 16 8 14 51 48 3 56 Dínamo Maturín 38 15 9 14 44 44 0 54 Mercadel S.C. 38 13 13 12 52 51 1 52 Petro Mercada 38 14 10 14 48 47 1 52 Dunas Del Sol 38 13 12 13 46 59 -13 51 S.C. Goza 38 14 9 15 48 51 -3 51 Defensor 38 13 12 13 48 48 0 51 Estrella Torreón 38 13 10 15 50 50 0 49 (GC) Deportivo Soluca 38 12 12 14 41 47 -6 48 Jaguarés 38 11 12 15 48 49 -1 45 Santos 38 10 10 18 39 54 -15 40 Machala Del Norte 38 9 10 19 42 56 -14 37 (R) Cartago Royo 38 7 13 18 34 53 -19 34 (R) Sportivo Maturín 38 6 8 24 36 66 -30 26 (R)

Otto van Belhamel is the man who has finally ended El Nacional’s drought in the league as the Gozan giants claimed their first SuperLiga (all their previous titles had come in the old Primera Liga don'tcha know) crown. They took the title in the penultimate round of matches with a win in Torreón, eventually finishing six points clear of reigning champions Sporting San Marquez. Meaning van Belhamel has managed title winning sides in two different nations after leading SVV Stoedt to the championship in his homeland.

Down in San Marquez the fans could feel a little hard done by as their side scored more and conceded less than El Nacional but still contrived to fall short. A 4 – 1 rout, inspired by hattrick hero Marcinho, of the Gozans at the Estadio Silva was an early highlight as the reigning champs started strong but a 3 – 0 reverse at the Independiente on matchday 33 showed the balance had firmly shifted in favour of El Nacional.

Porto Alegro Azul continue to improve under young coach Agustín Durán and will grace the Globe Cup but there’s still plenty for Ciudad Soluca coach Hane Davies to contemplate at the ediraf as his side once again failed to adequately juggle domestic and global games. Deportivo Cordova fall just short again while Moruga S.C. and Juventudé both punched well above their weight.

There was disappointment all round in Maturín as Dínamo, tipped to challenge at the top, fell into mid-table obscurity while Sportivo finished rock bottom and make a swift return to the Segunda. Talking of disappointment, Deportivo Soluca. They were second last season. Nuff said.

Joining the top flight next term will be, well, the same three clubs that exited it last time. Yep, Rubio Bayamo, Alianza Jucaro and Atlético Ensenada all make instant returns. How very dull.

Copa Sargossa

Once again the big boys failed to make any real impact in Northern Rushmore’s premiere cup competition. El Nacional lost home and away in Round 5 to Deportivo Soluca who in turn were dumped out in the Quarters by Defensor. Sporting San Marquez provided the shock of the tournament, going out in Round 4, 4 – 2 on aggregate to third tier Barahona. Relegated Machala Del Norte did for Ciudad in Round 5 while Porto Alegro Azul, beaten finalists the previous two seasons, fell to Deportivo Cordova in the Quarter Final.

All of which left Defensor and Estrella Torreón squaring up against each other in the final played in Maturín’s Ciudad Deportiva. And it looked like the Army Men would take the trophy following the 13th minute dismissal of Estrella midfielder Daniel González Fernández but they found Poconese international goalkeeper Petr Ollic in scintillating form. He kept out everything Defensor could throw at him, taking the game to extra time in which the ten men snatched it with a headed winner from centreback Marcelo Ruiz.

The Global Cups

Ok let’s get it over with. The TakilQuip Champion’s Cup came and went fairly quickly. Deportivo Soluca managed a penalty shootout win over Taeshani opposition in the Second Preliminary Round but they and Sporting San Marquez exited one round later, to Ratos Island (Nethertopia) and Ousevale Borough (Krytenia) respectively.

The Globe Cup normally makes slightly better viewing and Mercadel S.C. celebrated their debut in the competition by beating Unreatiante in the Selective Stage. They fell to some Taeshanis a round later in the Preliminary Stage but El Nacional enjoyed a cracking win over Dancougar’s Shuukyuu Kishin. Eliminatory Round my dear Watson next and success for Ciudad Soluca as the capitol side knocked over Tolley United from . . . well we're not entirely sure. El National weren’t so lucky and were clinically dispatched by those stressed out Surgeons. Deportivo Soluca avenged their TQCC exit to Nethertopian opposition with a GC Qualifying Stage victory over FC DePardenti, to advance to the group stages for the first time. City rivals Ciudad were beaten narrowly in a tough tie with Valanoran side SC Rinaldi. Sporting fared little better against Dunboor FC of Cafundéu and they too fell short of the groups.

In Globe Cup Group E Deportivo put up a good fight, eventually finishing third behind San Solari FC of Commerce Heights and Dancougar’s Yuki City Athletic. Home and away victories over fourth place Coraigh (Sorthern Northland) were the highlights. The effect these exertions had on their league form was definitely the lowlight.

Next Season’s Qualifiers
Like the handsome fella below said . . .

Sargossa wrote:More detail to follow hopefully later today but seeing as the deadline looms i'll post these now . . .

International Cup Qualifiers

TQCC
El Nacional
Sporting San Marquez

GC
Porto Alegro Azul
Ciudad Soluca
Estrella Torreón

And in the annual flogging of the dead horse . . .

The Finals bids

TQCC
Independiente, Goza (Capacity: 120,000)

GC
ediraf Arena, Soluca (Capacity: 85,000)

The Other One
Estadio Silva, San Marquez (Capacity: 64,000)

by **Taeshan** » Sat Aug 29, 2009 1:29 pm

Ah well the first pics didnt work. Okay anyways Atlantea Coliseum is up again for TQCC, while Docktown is up to host the SBCC, or Samseong final.

Maybe i should use different ones?
Atlantea Coliseum

Docktown Memorial Stadium

by **Newmanistan** » Sat Aug 29, 2009 4:28 pm

NEWMANISTAN PREMIER LEAGUE

There have not been many changes within the NPL between last year and this year. For whatever reason, NPL teams seemed to have little interest in acquiring foreign players. “It’s a case of us all realizing that we’ve been aggressive with the foreign influx for several years, and that maybe we should take a step back, and focus on developing true Newmanistanian players.” said Nate Stratton, coach of the Springfield Thoroughbreds. Pittstown and Seminole Bay let go of some depth players for considerably above average transfer fees, and just when that was looking like the only news of worth to happen, a last minute transfer of Shawn O’Connell from the Tundra Falls Mariners to Caires City, yes that Caires City, of Candelaria And Marquez. “I told the Caires City people that there were very few teams I would ever consider allowing to purchase O’Connell. Caires City was one of them. They have a great international presence, and Shawn is honored to go there.”

The title is seen as being very much up for grabs. Brett Carlson has retired, so Springfield might not score as much. Tundra Falls, even with O’Connell, and Southport are a year older now and might not be labeled as “too young” anymore. Olympia’s been knocking on the door for several years now and Putnam Lake is coming off a major Cinderella season. Defending champion Loudon and perennial contenders Pocono City and Centralia will have solid teams and Dover City, South & North Charlotte, and Brighton loom as spoilers. That alone makes it look like a fantastic season is in the works, and maybe there is a sleeper we will find out about soon enough. Of the three teams promoted to the NPL this year (Nashua, Eastport, and Hastings), it is worth noting that Eastport has become the first team to originate in our D League to climb all the way to the top. It’s been a long time in the making, but this kind of achievement is rare anywhere, and they certainly deserve much credit for it. Now at the top level, we’ll see how they do as well.

Pos  PREMIER LEAGUE              P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Tundra Falls              46  27  11   8   63   32   31   92 C/TQCC 
   2  Centralia                 46  26  12   8   46   16   30   90 TQCC
   3  Springfield               46  26  10  10   72   35   37   88 GC
   4  Pocono City               46  24  13   9   57   32   25   85 GC
   5  Southport                 46  24  12  10   49   24   25   84 GC
   6  Putnam Lake               46  23  14   9   57   32   25   83 GC   
   7  Olympia                   46  23  12  11   60   35   25   81 
   8  Brighton                  46  21  13  12   47   30   17   76  
   9  Dover City                46  22  10  14   53   42   11   76
  10  Loudon                    46  20  15  11   53   30   23   75
  11  South Charlotte           46  21  12  13   45   34   11   75
  12  North Charlotte           46  18  16  12   44   34   10   70
  13  South Tier                46  19  11  16   51   47    4   68
  14  Daytopia                  46  16  13  17   36   46  -10   61 
  15  Pittstown                 46  15  13  18   35   41   -6   58 
  16  Hastings                  46  11  14  21   28   41  -13   47
  17  Nashua                    46  10  13  23   33   49  -16   43
  18  Stroudsbourg              46  10  12  24   26   51  -25   42          
  19  Ashland                   46   8  16  22   24   50  -26   40
  20  Seminole Bay              46   9  12  25   28   62  -34   39
  21  Rushville                 46   8  13  25   21   53  -32   37
  22  West Penthoria            46   8  11  27   26   63  -37   35 R
  23  Eastport                  46   7  11  28   25   55  -30   32 R 
  24  Hampton                   46   6  11  29   21   66  -45   29 R

The late transfer of Shawn O’Connell proves to not have any ill effects on the season of the Mariners who win their first NPL Championship in quite some time, and the first title in the city since the league went to the premiership format. They did it with defense and strong goalkeeping as their 32 goals allowed were amongst the leaders in that category. But quietly, they also scored 63 goals, the second most in the NPL, thanks to a very balanced attack. The Mariners strong midfield gets the most credit for this. The second place Centralia Cougars have one game they will really regret, a matchday 41 defeat, 2-1 at home to Rushville. By the same token, this upset victory by the Monarchs kept them from being relegated. As you can see from the above table, the league was very competitive, with seventeen points separating first and 11th place South Charlotte. Things were especially tight for those Globe Cup spots.

The starting XI of the Mariners is as follows: Natalie Jensen (Starblaydia); John Bartock, Kiersten Reschke (Cassadaigua), Tori Pleiman (Cassadaigua), Chris Brayman; Andrew Draper, Nikolai Dolohov (Myedvedeya), Reginald Gillispie (Qazox); Chris Rowan, Eddie Holt, Corey Cutler.

For the SBCC and NPL promtion, I held a 24-team tournament to determine who would get the four spots. The results were:

1st round bye: Thumbria Bay, Portsmouth, Fairfield City, Centralia Town, Bradford Town, Dover Town, Manchester, Concord City.

1st Round:
Pocono Lake 4-1 Montgomery
West Loudon 1-2 Cloverfield (1-1 FT, 1-2 AET)
Riverside 0-2 North Falls
Silver Lake 0-1 Knightsville
Harrison 3-1 Lincoln
Pocono Village 3-2 Scratena (1-1 FT, 2-2 AET, Pocono Village wins 3-2 on PK)
Strausser 2-0 Rockland
Steel City 2-1 Johnsonville (1-1 FT, 1-1 AET, Steel City wins 2-0 on PK)

2nd Round:
Thumbria Bay 1-2 Steel City
Concord City 1-3 Pocono Lake
Centralia Town 1-0 Harrison
Bradford Town 2-1 Silver Lake (1-1 FT, 2-1 AET)
Fairfield City 5-2 Pocono Village
Dover Town 0-1 Riverside
Manchester 4-3 West Loudon
Portsmouth 4-2 Strausser

3rd Round:
Pocono Lake 2-0 Steel City
Centralia Town 0-1 Bradford Town
Fairfield City 2-3 Riverside
Manchester 0-2 Portsmouth

Semifinals:
Pocono Lake 1-2 Bradford Town
Riverside 2-0 Manchester

(Bradford Town and Riverside clinch promotion to NPL)

3rd Place (Determines the 3rd Promotion spot)
Pocono Lake 0-1 Manchester

Final:
Bradford Town 1-2 Riverside

TQCC: Tundra Falls, Centralia
Globe Cup: Springfield, Pocono City, Southport, Putnam Lake
SBCC Teams: Riverside, Bradford Town, Manchester, Pocono Lake

TQCC host Bid: Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (Capacity 80,000; with over 200,000 possible if facility's racing grandstand also used to watch on TV monitors)
Globe Cup host Bid: Samseong Stadium at Putnam Lake (Capacity 78,020)

by **Jesselton** » Sat Aug 29, 2009 6:02 pm

News deleted. No news is getting out of the Jesselton's border. Hail the new regime.

by **Cafundeu** » Sat Aug 29, 2009 6:51 pm

CAFUNDÉU - PREVIEW OF THE NEW SEASON
“The Mother of modern domestic football”

The same introduction as ever: the most international league of the world, mother of modern domestic football, returns to activity, and the teams are ready to fight for trophies again. A good time for domestic football, as many countries are improving their domestic teams, something that only benefits football as a whole. This time, the Cafundelense teams get reinforced once again, to dispute in the national and international competitions.

See the transfers involving foreign players and/or teams:

Foreign Players – Coming from abroad to play in Cafundéu:

*NOTE: if there is a player from your nation that should be but isn’t in this list, contact me.

Jacob Davies (Candelaria And Marquez) ----------> to Cafundó do Juta
Jordan Hawker (Candelaria And Marquez) ----------> to A.F.F.
Kensaku Nakama (Dancougar) ----------> to Clube Imperial
John Schiermeier (Dancougar) ----------> to Dunboor FC
Egil Thorvaldsson (Isselmere-Nieland) ----------> to Cruzeiro do Sul
Scott Figueroa (Krytenia) ----------> to América
Simon Lühmann (Krytenia) ----------> to Cafundó do Juta
Ryan McAllister (Newmanistan) ----------> to Serrano
Brian Prescott (Newmanistan) ----------> to Central United
Ernesto Farías (Sargossa) ----------> to Internacional de Penderia
Julián Reyes (Sargossa) ----------> to Serrano
Martin Tejera (Sargossa) ----------> to Cruzeiro do Sul
Jon Andrews (Sorthern Northland) ----------> to Ranca Toco
Nicola Morini (Sorthern Northland) ----------> to Petardos S/A
Avanti Alfonso (Starblaydia) ----------> to Petardos S/A
Dacil Taniquentar (Starblaydia) ----------> to Petardos S/A
Chanakya Motallbazadeh (Steroga) ----------> to Engenheiro Peres
Orson Cook (The Babbage Islands) ----------> to América
Wilhelm Freudigmann (The Babbage Islands) ----------> to Metropolitano
Markus Norström (Toyur) ----------> to Engenheiro Peres
Suleiman Donncahdh (Tyrrin) ----------> to Cruzeiro do Sul
Melfanosion Morose (Valanora) ----------> to Ranca Toco
Charles Stone (Valipac) ----------> to Engenheiro Peres
Tor Vanderhak (Yafor 2) ----------> to Clube Imperial

Cafundelense Players - leaving Cafundéu:

Ramalho (A.F.F.) ----------> to Stoneridge United (Dancougar)
Barba (Atlético Insular) ----------> to Dynamo Kalinsk (Dancougar)
Marcinho (Cafundó do Juta) ----------> to Sporting San Marquez (Sargossa)
Júlio (Central United) ----------> to Ciudad Soluca (Sargossa)
Pedrinho (Clube Imperial) ----------> to Shuukyuu Kishin (Dancougar)
Mallandro (Sambarilove) ----------> to FC Takano 1983 (Dancougar)
Zedervan (Santa Cruz do Sul) ----------> to Ciudad Soluca (Sargossa)
Melchior (Porto Lacruz) ----------> to Teknika Schlieffen (Dancougar)

Foreign Players - between Cafundelense teams, retiring or other changes (there is possibility of error in first name, and in some cases I won’t even write it to avoid the error, as I don’t have rigid records for those):

Enrique (Candelaria And Marquez) ----------> retired, is now a sports commentator for Globo Multimedia
Robin Jacobs (Candelaria And Marquez) ----------> from Atlético Insular to Clube Imperial
Yi Yeongpyo (Daehanjeiguk) ----------> from Clube Imperial to Galáxia
Matt Bogart (Dancougar) ----------> from Petardos S/A to Galáxia
Lyle Dylandy (Dancougar) ----------> from Atlético Insular to Cruzeiro do Sul
Kazuki Midorikawa (Dancougar) ----------> retired, returns to Dancougar
Sho Yukikaze (Dancougar) ----------> retired, owns a morgue
Jurian Mastaru (Demot) ----------> retired, returns to Demot
Ian Sinclair (Kelssek) ----------> from Atlético Insular to Metropolitano
Simon Bond (Krytenia) ----------> from Rio Bonito to Internacional de Penderia
Henrik Baecker (Lovisa) ----------> from Porto Lacruz to Galáxia
Lunz (Lovisa) ----------> from América to São Jorge
Fritjof Sievers (Lovisa) ----------> retired, earned enough money to fully retire
Alex Lampert (Newmanistan) ----------> retired, becomes a player agent
Harri Belon (Rennidan) ----------> simply disappeared from earth’s face
Todd Carney (Secristan) ----------> from Central United to Internacional de Penderia
Michael Rossiter (Secristan) ----------> from Serrano to São Jorge
Eugene Gagnon (Septentrionia) ----------> from A.F.F. to Atlético Jutense
James Particle (Silexhera) ----------> from Khalmar-Tijhus to Central United
Kelly Sporadic (Silexhera) ----------> from Atlético Insular to Serrano
Anthony Higgins (Sorthern Northland) ----------> from Ranca Toco to A.F.F.
Patrick Mills (Sorthern Northland) ----------> from Petardos S/A to Central United
Ariel Bogota (Starblaydia) ----------> from Serrano to Metropolitano
Rashid Mus’haf (Starblaydia) ----------> retired, works as a player agent to youth players
Manuso (Valanora) ----------> from Ranca Toco to Clube Imperial
Súrion (Valanora) ----------> from Atlético Jutense to Cruzeiro do Sul
Nikali Zubo (Valanora) ----------> from Clube Imperial to América
Hototelen Minanad (Vephrall) ----------> from Rio Bonito to Dunboor FC
Urkero Misina (Vephrall) ----------> from Rio Bonito to SC Lasft
Steve Gray (West Zirconia) ----------> from Atlético Insular to Santa Cruz do Norte
Steve Griffiths (West Zirconia) ----------> from Central United to Cruzeiro do Sul
Ed French (West Zirconia) ----------> from Rio Bonito to Engenheiro Peres
Vanis Kariid (Yafor 2) ----------> retired, founded a travel agency company

Foreign Coaches:

Christophe Argentier (Ariddia) ----------> coach of Ranca Toco
Ke Sho (Ariddia) ----------> coach of Atlético Insular (2nd Div)
Connor Mengucci (Candelaria And Marquez) ----------> coach of Eldorado (2nd Div)
Javier Sanchez (Candelaria And Marquez) ----------> coach of Dunboor FC
Big Gay Al (Jeruselem) ----------> coach of Agreman FH (3rd Div)
Dale Stevens (Newmanistan) ----------> coach of Santa Cruz do Norte
Ryan Fullerton (Secristan) ----------> coach of Galáxia
Patrik Hermanni (Squornshelous) ----------> coach of Pico da Neblina (3rd Div)
Ensio Varg (Squornshelous) ----------> coach of Atlético Jutense
Alfonso Di Angelo (Starblaydia) ----------> coach of Metropolitano
Caladil Gatamyr (Valanora) ----------> coach of CR Submiria
Aranaderelion Shalandragina (Valanora) ----------> coach of Penders (2nd Div)
Eddie Barnes (Zwangzug) ----------> coach of Clube Comercial (2nd Div)

The line-ups of the 20 best teams of the country(First Division Teams) will probably be the following (foreigners in italics, best 3 players in bold) – (Experts’ Ratings details - the three journalists give the team a rating, from 1 to 5 stars [* - practically relegated; ** - intermediate team, battling against relegation; *** - intermediate team, battling for a top 8 place; **** - top 8 team, battling for a phase title; ***** - battling for the main title]). Finally the writers have decided to look at the uncountable number of mistakes which happened in many of previous editions, and now we hope that there aren’t any more name repetitions or wrong info:

PETARDOS S/A: Taniquentar; Schmidt, Alfonso and Amandíl; Marcus Vinícius, Renildo, Morini and Hawk; Razov, Alves and Night.
Coach: Waldenyr Caldas.
President: Augusto Brown.
Team Full Name: Petardos Sociedade Anônima de Futebol.
Team Style: Offensive, uses the centre, passing style.
Strongest Point: explosive attack and midfield, even the bench players are very good.
Weakest Point: team balanced in all areas.
Nickname: Bilionários (Billionaires).
Stadium Used: Obelisco Monumental, in Lasft (cap. 300,000).
State: Lasft.
Team Sponsor: Globo Multimedia.
Home Kit: blue shirt and white shorts.
Away Kit: white shirt with blue narrow stripes and blue shorts.
Other facts: the national title didn’t came again last season, and the team once again failed to do well in international competitions. So, now Petardos S/A’s directors have decided to build a super-team in order to fight for titles, and are in advantage comparing to other Cafundelense teams. The supporters are unsatisfied right now, and this led to Argentier leaving the team. At least one title is necessary to calm them down.
Transfer Market: players left, like Kardec and Mills, but this is nothing compared to the players who arrived: the one considered by many the best goalkeeper in the world, Taniquentar, together with the Starblaydia Alfonso too. Schmidt comes from Porto Lacruz, Morini from Sorthern Northland, and Welton arrives to be a luxury substitute, from Metropolitano.
Fans’ Favourites: with no doubt the fans’ favourite is the midfielder Laborious Hawk, the eternal #10 of Petardos S/A. But players like Renildo and Kiso Night have already conquered the heart of the fans too, due to their efficient and brilliant service for the Billionaires so far.
Good Bench Players: Welton (attacker), Mané (midfielder), Nenê (defender), Pak Yongho (midfielder), Ricardinho (midfielder).
The Fans Expect: international success – the League title.
Fans’ style: fanatic (big number) – usually seen as being part of high-class; considered mercenaries who would do anything for money.
Club Tradition: very traditional – worldwide success and fame.
Experts’ ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (*****), Jorge Lang (*****), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (*****).

CAFUNDÓ DO JUTA: Fernández Montes; Lühmann, Radicci, Davies and Hocn; Vervánt, Montego, Dante and Kortsarian; Jeong Jihun and Rafael Nunes.
Coach: Eduardo Bosschaart.
President: Tarcísio Castro Sahid.
Team Full Name: Esporte Clube Cafundó do Juta.
Team Style: offensive, passes a lot, but mixes short and long passes.
Strongest Point: the attack.
Weakest Point: no solid defensive midfield.
Nickname: Esquadrão de Prata (Silver Squadron).
Stadium Used: Praça Maior, in Cafundó do Juta (cap. 180,000).
State: Juta.
Team Sponsor: Canabrava Cachaça.
Home Kit: grey (silver) shirt with white vertical stripes and grey shorts.
Away Kit: white shirt and grey shorts.
Other facts: the team that has the most number of supporters in the country. In the last season, the team finally has returned to win the national title, and also did well in the international competitions. So, the mission of Cafundó do Juta right now is to keep the good form, and continue the success of the previous season.
Transfer Market: the team seems to work to become a new Petardos, with a bench full of stars. With both its full-backs retiring, the team worked fast to bring replacements: Simon Lühmann and Cafundelense NT player Radicci. Davies comes to complete the defence, after João Carlos decided to leave for Porto Lacruz.
Fans’ Favourites: the defender Hizzen Hocn is the fans’ favourite with a good margin over his opponent, mostly due to his many years of service with the silver shirt. Kortsarian and Jeong Jihun are slowly winning their space too.
Good Bench Players: Raulzito (midfielder), Hélio (goalkeeper), Doramílton (midfielder), Gordon (attacker) and Lapela (defender).
The Fans Expect: the League title.
Fans’ style: extremely fanatic (huge number) – team is seen as the “people’s team”, due for it having people from all classes and even different regions!
Club Tradition: one of the football pioneers in the country – highly successful.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (*****), Jorge Lang (*****), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (*****).

RANCA TOCO: Salathiël; Kim Yongji, Datena and Tonhão; Underdark, Boimoks, Morose, Kléber and Paquetá; Andrews and Hubert.
Coach: Christophe Argentier.
President: Maníaco do Parque.
Team Full Name: Associação Atlética Ranca Toco de Carandirú.
Team Style: Extremely defensive, focuses on counterattacks and long shots.
Strongest Point: strong midfield.
Weakest Point: no natural wingers.
Nickname: Sarrafeiros.
Stadium Used: Presídio, in Carandirú City (cap. 75,000).
State: Central.
Team Sponsor: Alerta Alarm Systems.
Home Kit: purple shirt with yellow vertical stripes and purple shorts.
Away Kit: yellow shirt and purple shorts.
Other Facts: team famous for its violence, which is incentivized by the directors of the club. Gives high value to pride and home games. Its supporters are very violent too, as most of them are prisoners in the prison city. The team maintained its best players, with few adjustments. It is expected that the arrival of Christophe Argentier can send the team back to the top.
Transfer Market: Higgins didn’t fit well into the team and ended leaving. Arriving, is the attacker Andrews, who will have a mission to feed Hubert in the attack. Also Morose from Valanora, who is going to compose one of the best midfields of the league, together with two Cafundelense NT players, the Vephrese Boimoks and the Vanorian Underdark. Manuso leaves due to high concorrence inside the team.
Fans’ Favourites: the attacker Hubert is curiously the idol of a team which supporters love a physical, rough and defensive game. Behind him, there is Underdark, who showed his love for the team by dying his hair purple. Salathiël rose to the position of third idol.
Good Bench Players: Haesumé (defender), Curupira (goalkeeper), Davino (midfielder), Júrangil (midfielder), Penado (attacker).
The Fans Expect: international success – the League title.
Fans’ style: extremely fanatic and highly violent (huge number) – are seen as violent people, vandals and “terrorists” (an accurate view). Sometimes people tend to associate Ranca Toco with the lower classes too. Also, the team is the favourite inside Cafundéu’s prisons.
Club Tradition: very traditional – worldwide famous and successful
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (*****), Jorge Lang (*****), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (*****).

A.F.F.: Zecão; Leonardo, Batoré, Tingacens and Higgins; Hawker, Mijak, Amey and Serrano; Lynch and Kuniyoshi.
Coach: Benjamin Oliveira.
President: Sir Petrônio Barbugli.
Team Full Name: Abbade Futebol Familiar Clube.
Team Style: Offensive, uses the wings, long passes style.
Strongest Point: midfield, especially with Silveira and Serrano.
Weakest Point: a balanced team.
Nickname: Os Monges (The Monks).
Stadium Used: Arena América, in Abadia (cap. 120,000).
State: Old Cities.
Team Sponsor: Banespa Investments.
Home Kit: red shirt with black hoops and black shorts.
Away Kit: black shirt and black shorts.
Other facts: this team is controlled by a powerful family, and has a lot of money. Finally they decided to use this wealth, and bought many players. After winning the title, the team failed to repeat success and seems to be the weakest of the teams known as the top four clubs. This situation must be reversed, according to the team’s directors.
Transfer Market: retirements of Silveira and Enrique deeply hurt the team, which looked for reinforcements only in these two positions.
Fans’ Favourite: from those who started their careers in A.F.F., only Leonardo remains with huge fame. Serrano has popularity, but some supporters believe he is too much a “superstar”. Matt Lynch comes as third.
Good Bench Players: Srion (defender), Mano Firmeza (midfielder), Eiras (full-back), Oberdan (midfielder), Hércules (attacker).
The Fans Expect: qualification for the TQCC.
Fans’ style: passionate but calm (good number) – majority of fans are adults or old people, and because of that other teams’ supporters generalize A.F.F. as being the “retirement club team”.
Club Tradition: one of the football pioneers in the country – enjoyed a lot of success.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (****), Jorge Lang (****), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (****).

DUNBOOR FC: Hodgson; Labbé, Papadiamántis, Marshall and Minanad; Jules, Miguel Silva, Schiermeier and Kries; Adams and Fiero.
Coach: Javier Sanchez.
President: Isidoro de Paula Farías.
Team Full Name: Dunboor Futebol Clube.
Team Style: slightly defensive, uses the centre, passing style.
Strongest Point: very good midfield.
Weakest Point: central defence.
Nickname: Leões do Norte (Northern Lions).
Stadium Used: Maracatuzão, in Dunboor (cap. 135,000).
State: Dunboor.
Team Sponsor: Banco Econômico.
Home Kit: dark blue shirt with dark blue shorts.
Away Kit: white shirt with white shorts.
Other facts: team that likes to use foreigners, takes advantage of the cold climate of the city in its home games. Dunboor keeps among the top, although not in the TQCC. The team is constantly posing as a threat to the top four teams, but seems to be losing terrain to Atlético Jutense and Porto Lacruz. So, the team’s mission is to regain the condition of fifth force of Cafundelense football.
Transfer Market: this was a weak transfer window in general, but Dunboor managed to do some transfers. Minanad came to the defence, although with some suspicions over his quality. In the midfield, Schiermeier came from Dancougar. Leaving is the attacker Matoso, whose style didn’t fit with Sanchez’s.
Fans’ Favourites: the team currently has only one big idol: Charles Jules. Others just try to repeat his success. Last season Adams and Miguel Silva started to appear as fans favourites, but are still far from Jules.
Good Bench Players: Plínio (full-back), Índio (midfielder), Didi (defender), Oreme (midfielder), João Paulo (attacker).
The Fans Expect: qualification for the TQCC.
Fans’ style: festive (good number) – they are one of the most festive and motivating supporter groups of the country, but their mood can change suddenly from good to bad.
Club Tradition: just slightly traditional – enjoyed a lot of success.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (****), Jorge Lang (***), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (***).

CLUBE IMPERIAL: Nakama; Samman, Manuso and Samba; Diego, Vanderhak, Jacobs, Schneider and André Diniz; Spooner and Robinson.
Coach: Edgar Gastão.
President: Prince Hector Van Tocco.
Team Full Name: Real Clube Imperial.
Team Style: Extremely offensive, uses the centre and with a fast passes style.
Strongest Point: the defence in general.
Weakest Point: good offensive midfield.
Nickname: Time Real (Royal Team).
Stadium Used: Estádio Rei Albieri Van Tocco, in Cafundó do Juta (cap. 210,001).
State: Juta.
Team Sponsor: Velog Automóveis.
Home Kit: dark blue with green vertical stripes and green shorts.
Away Kit: light green shirt with dark blue shorts.
Other Facts: unable to keep the main players and fight for the TQCC, the team continues to fail in the league and miss the international competitions. Another time, the team changed many players and the coach too, bringing the young but successful Edgar Gastão. Clube Imperial seems to be far away from the times when it successful in both national and international stages.
Transfer Market: the midfield practically entirely left, with Pedrinho and Zubo leaving. To fill the holes, the team bought Robin Jacobs and Schneider from Atlético Insular, Diego from Khalmar-Tijhus and the defender Manuso from Ranca Toco. From abroad, midfielder Tor Vanderhak comes from Yafor 2 and the goalkeeper Kensaku Nakama looks forward to fill the hole opened by Yuji Watanabe’s retirement.
Fans’ Favourites: due to the many changes in the team, only André Diniz enjoys big popularity in this team.
Good Bench Players: Vincze (goalkeeper), Zorba (attacker), Vítor Martins (defender), Campineiro (attacker) and Oberdan (midfielder).
The Fans Expect: qualification for international competitions.
Fans’ style: emphatic (average number) – mostly composed by nobles and people related to the Royal Family.
Club Tradition: not very old, with just recent tradition conquered by titles – highly successful.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (***), Jorge Lang (***), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (***).

ATLÉTICO JUTENSE: Garrido; Davis, Maximus and Yi Beomsuk; Gagnon, Rubiano, Vavasour and Adamílson; Splebist, Jean Carlo and Fresco.
Coach: Ensio Varg.
President: Maciel Arango, Baron of Tijhus.
Team Full Name: Clube Atlético Jutense.
Team Style: Very balanced, uses more the centre, passing style.
Strongest Point: the attack.
Weakest Point: wingers, both in defence and midfield.
Nickname: Galo.
Stadium Used: Cerradão, in Cafundó do Juta (cap. 60,000).
State: Juta.
Team Sponsor: Canfudea Canned Food.
Home Kit: yellow shirt and red shorts.
Away Kit: red shirt and red shorts.
Other Facts: once again, Atlético Jutense did a marvellous season, and is set to become one of Cafundéu’s top teams. Runner-up in both the Cafundelense league and the TQCC, the team surprisingly decided to make signings involving players Born in Cafundéu, and seems to rely in the national talent in order to keep the good performances. In the end, it really seems they have the most talented Cafundelenses nowadays.
Transfer Market: Nando and Édson Lobo leave as part of the plan to bring younger players for their positions. To the attack, no one arrives, due to Jean Carlo being a good option who was in the bench. For the midfield, Gagnon arrives, together with young star Adamílson.
Fans’ Favourites: with the retirement of both Gerrin Sidan and the legend and son of a legend Zé Sho, Yi Beomsuk is now the only player with a close relationship with the fans, being the team leader.
Good Bench Players: Gregory (defender), Sussex (midfielder), Marco Aurélio (midfielder), Bruno Pinto (defender), Wallase (midfielder).
The Fans Expect: qualification for the TQCC.
Fans’ style: passionate (big number) – seen as peaceful supporters, who enjoy good rivalries.
Club Tradition: very traditional – successful at domestic stage.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (****), Jorge Lang (****), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (****).

AMÉRICA: Murilo; Bourassa, Figueroa, Bernardo and Orton; Salivani, Cook, Marino, González and Zubo; Kennedy.
Coach: Renário.
President: Cidão Varteiro.
Team Full Name: América Esporte Clube Lasftense.
Team Style: bit offensive, turns defensive when playing away.
Strongest Point: the offensive midfield.
Weakest Point: a balanced team, although not world class.
Nickname: Diabos de Lasft (Lasft Devils).
Stadium Used: Estádio Marte, in Lasft (cap. 40,000).
State: Lasft.
Team Sponsor: Editora 25 de Maio.
Home Kit: red shirt and white shorts.
Away Kit: white shirt and red shorts.
Other Facts: founded by fanatic football supporters, it grew fast and now is the third biggest team of Lasft. América lately has been facing ups and downs in the Cafundelense league, and for this season invested hard to improve. It is believed that the coach Renário can work towards making this team better, even after his bad experience commanding the Monopolists team.
Transfer Market: not many players leaving, apart from Túlio, so the ones arriving, more than improving the starting XI, add more depth to the team. In the midfield, Nikali Zubo and Orson Cook, and Figueroa for the defence, although he’ll be forced to play in many other positions due to the lack of wingers, full-back and defensive midfielders.
Fans’ Favourites: currently the biggest idol of the team is the young goalkeeper Murilo, considered to “finally be the goalkeeper Cafundéu deserves”.
Good Bench Players: Bruno (defender), Zatte (midfielder), Vorotaev (attacker), Cockbadger (midfielder), Gnomo (attacker).
The Fans Expect: qualification for international competitions.
Fans’ style: fanatic (average number) – love to make jokes about their rivals, and to provoke and be provoked. Can cause some confusions, involving even violence, with opponents.
Club Tradition: weak tradition – consolidated 1st Division team.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (***), Jorge Lang (***), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (***).

CENTRAL UNITED: Subodnir; Igor, Tiago, Millsand Terra; Nakombi, Prescott, Wilson and Arsenault; Ainsley and Anti Ilmari.
Coach: Júlio Mercegues.
President: Renan Pedrosa.
Team Full Name: União de Futebol do Estado Central.
Team Style: offensive one, using the centre of the field and long ranged shots.
Strongest Point: the midfield.
Weakest Point: the defence.
Nickname: Alvinegro.
Stadium Used: Toca do Tatu “Bola”, in Cidade Central (cap. 118,000).
State: Central.
Team Sponsor: Tio João - food in general.
Home Kit: white shirt and black shorts.
Away Kit: black shirt with white stripes and black shorts.
Other Facts: after returning to the first division some seasons ago, this team is trying to recover itself. Central United is a traditional team which got used to win titles, and had to get used to just stay in intermediate positions. Slowly, the team is returning to get to the top positions, but there is still a lot of work to be done. It currently faces an up-and-down situation.
Transfer Market: many changes in the Cidade Central team. Two full-backs arrive, Igor and Tiago, from relegated teams. Also from Khalmar-Tijhus comes Particle, who’ll face a lot of dispute in his position. Anti Ilmari comes to be the second attacker of the team, while Prescott arrives from Newmanistan to relieve the pressure over team star Fugiro Nakombi.
Fans’ Favourites: Fugiro Nakombi is the team idol, one which the players identify themselves with, with little space for the other teams to be considered as real idols.
Good Bench Players: Dzeko (midfielder), Luisinho (midfielder), Rilin (full-back), Particle (midfielder), Renatinho (attacker).
The Fans Expect: top 8 position.
Fans’ style: passionate (good number) – usually have inventive songs to motivate the team and joke with their opponents. Other teams’ supporters usually associate them with clowns, children or gay people.
Club Tradition: one of the football pioneers in the country – successful at domestic stage.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (***), Jorge Lang (***), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (**).

PORTO LACRUZ: Taylor; Juliano, Kaufman, João Carlos and Rodrigues; Capstraw, An Pilrip, Colwyn and Florentino; Gutiérrez and Oscar.
Coach: Júlio Vargas.
President: Compadre Washington Axé.
Team Full Name: Sociedade Esportiva Porto Lacruz.
Team Style: very balanced, likes to make many passes without haste.
Strongest Point: midfield.
Weakest Point: attack.
Nickname: Praianos.
Stadium Used: Estádio Nacional dos Cocos, in Porto Lacruz (cap. 72,500).
State: Espinal.
Team Sponsor: CMG Medicines.
Home Kit: orange shirt and white shorts.
Away Kit: white shirt and orange shorts.
Other Facts: Porto Lacruz is growing, and fast. The team has money, although no one knows exactly from where this money comes from. The midfield of this team is among the best, and in general this team can really become a top eight of the Cafundelense league, if it is not already one of them. Aims to become a power of Cafundelense football, and seems to be in the right path.
Transfer Market: this time Porto Lacruz wasn’t able to avoid losing players like it could lately. Melchior left to Dancougar, while NT defender Schmidt reinforces Petardos S/A’s super-team. On the other way, João Carlos comes to Porto Lacruz’s defence, while young star Gutiérrez, who can play as offensive midfielder or attacker, will be the immediate substitute of Melchior.
Fans’ Favourites: the biggest idols are Colwyn and An Pilrip. Both are leaders of the team, with Colwyn being an excellent passer and An Pilrip using his extremely good vision and positioning to help Porto Lacruz. Lately, Florentino and Rodriguez entered in this list.
Good Bench Players: Talnae (midfielder), Pinoc (midfielder), Roubanis (defender), Januário (midfielder), Rildo (attacker).
The Fans Expect: a spot in international competitions.
Fans’ style: empathic but calm (average number) – the supporters usually don’t get overexcited, preferring to rest rather than getting stressed with the game.
Club Tradition: just slightly traditional – reaching 1st Division stability.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (****), Jorge Lang (****), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (***).

SERRANO: Vachon; Guilherme, Célio Santos and Korkmaz; Lewton, Hawthorne, Freeman, Krestenitis and Sporadic; McAllister and Nando.
Coach: Eneus Richardson.
President: Victor Correia Aquino.
Team Full Name: Serrano Futebol Clube.
Team Style: defensive, explores the wings.
Strongest Point: the goalkeeper Vachon.
Weakest Point: central defence.
Nickname: Alpinistas (Climbers).
Stadium Used: Cume da Montanha, in Serra Cabral (cap. 30,000).
State: Central.
Team Sponsor: Guaraná Muquirana.
Home Kit: brown shirt with details in yellow and white shorts.
Away Kit: white shirt and brown shorts.
Other Facts: Serrano has an average team, and now escaping relegation isn’t the objective of the team, as it clearly has capacity for more, for example reaching the top eight. The team brought more players this season, so at least an intermediate position is expected for Serrano.
Transfer Market: some players, unsatisfied with being on the bench, left. The ones who came were Kelly Sporadic from Atlético Insular, Reyes from Sargossa and the young Ryan McAllister from Newmanistan. But no one can replace Radicci, who left for Cafundó do Juta.
Fans’ Favourites: no one really has this status in this team, and the most loved one is currently midfielder Nico Lewton.
Good Bench Players: Cromsumé (attacker), Ayrton (defender), Deschamps (attacker), Reyes (midfielder), Diguinho (goalkeeper).
The Fans Expect: intermediate position.
Fans’ style: fanatic (small number) – really crazy for their team, the Serrano supporters are completely unpredictable, so unpredictable we don’t know what to write here about them.
Club Tradition: weak tradition – newcomer to 1st Division environment.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (***), Jorge Lang (**), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (**).

SC LASFT: Moore; Mesquita, Ueda and H.Mohammed; Abreu, Bert, Cole, Culnámo and Da Costa; Misina and Matoso.
Coach: Neto.
President: Alcides Mattos.
Team Full Name: Sport Club Lasft.
Team Style: balanced, likes to control the game’s pace.
Strongest Point: good midfield.
Weakest Point: young attack.
Nickname: Golden Team.
Stadium Used: Estádio Padre Anchieta, in Lasft (cap. 70,000).
State: Lasft.
Team Sponsor: Afiada Shaving Razors.
Home Kit: black shirt with details in gold and black shorts.
Away Kit: golden shirt and black shorts.
Other Facts: although the team now seems solid in the First Division, it is far from repeating the good performances of the past, when it was among the best teams of the entire league. Now, the team brought the former NT player Neto as a coach, and some new players to attempt to improve and return to the old times. The team has some good players, but some very poor ones too.
Transfer Market: the attack is completely new with the arrivals of Matoso and Misina, while the midfield has the entrance of talented player Da Costa and the experienced defensive midfielder Abreu.
Fans’ Favourites: their current favourite is the Bazalonian midfielder Cole, who has huge experience.
Good Bench Players: Salvador (defender), Ruiz (attacker), Rudnei (attacker), Marinho (goalkeeper), Lithsumé (midfielder).
The Fans Expect: intermediate position.
Fans’ style: passionate (big number) – usually associated with poorest people of the region, due to the rivalry with Petardos S/A.
Club Tradition: one of the football pioneers of the country – successful at domestic stage.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (**), Jorge Lang (**), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (***).

INTERNACIONAL DE PENDERIA: Felipe; Young, Gut and Zacarias; Pingo, Bond, Carney and Kabir; Labrie, Farías and Adraktas.
Coach: Ciro Legrettini.
President: Renato Saulo Meirelles, Count of Penderia.
Team Full Name: Sport Club Internacional de Penderia.
Team Style: offensive, uses long ranged passes.
Strongest Point: defence.
Weakest Point: the midfield in general.
Nickname: os Cavaleiros (the Knights).
Stadium Used: Campo do Forte Meirelles, Penderia (cap. 50,000).
State: Old Cities.
Team Sponsor: Imperial Lottery.
Home Kit: red shirt with white stripes and red shorts.
Away Kit: white shirt and white shorts.
Other Facts: this one is a traditional team, in fact, but got lost in time. Now, suddenly, it was revived by loyal supporters and could reach the first division. After a good last season, the team spent a lot of money to attempt to at least repeat the performance, and now has a well-built team.
Transfer Market: Internacional managed to keep Felipe, which is already a conquest. But some players were signed. For the attack, the Sargossa star Ernesto Farías. For the midfield, Todd Carney and Simon Bond.
Fans’ Favourite: due to the team being a newcomer to top league football, the supporters like the players who helped them to reach this stage. This case, their favourite player is the goalkeeper Felipe.
Good Bench Players: Fernandinho (midfielder), Rocha (defender), Diors (midfielder), Oim (goalkeeper), Vainarell (full-back).
The Fans Expect: intermediate position.
Fans’ style: extremely fanatic, slightly violent (average number) – the revival of the team revived the violent percentage of the Internacional fan base, which now dominates the team’s fan groups.
Club Tradition: very traditional – newcomer to 1st Division environment.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (**), Jorge Lang (**), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (**).

METROPOLITANO: Kardec; Rabicó, Escória, Lurich and Freudigmann; Guga, Romeu, Stigur and Bogota; Celebrindal and Sinclair.
Coach: Alfonso Di Angelo.
President: Everaldo Fobrett.
Team Full Name: Clube Esportivo Metropolitano.
Team Style: offensive, uses the wings.
Strongest Point: the defensive midfield.
Weakest Point: offensive midfield.
Nickname: Urbanos.
Stadium Used: Arena Multiuso Dra. Veiga, in Astari (cap. 100,000).
State: Titã.
Team Sponsor: Casas Astari (electronics).
Home Kit: dark purple shirt with silver details, silver shorts.
Away Kit: gold shirt with purple hoops, gold shorts.
Other Facts: Metropolitano returned to the First Division just one season after getting relegated, and with an international title. Okay, it was a SBCC, but at least it is a title. Now back to the reality of losing games, Metropolitano will have to work hard to stay in the first division, even more afrer Da Costa and Welton left the team.
Transfer Market: Metropolitano lost its two most promising players, so this transfer window was awful for them. But at least they received a lot of money, and could bring some players: the former NT goalkeeper Kardec, who will arrive to be the team captain, promising midfielder Ariel Bogota, defender Freudigmann from The Babbage Islands and experienced attacker Sinclair from Kelssek.
Fans’ Favourites: current favourite is the midfielder Romeu, due to him playing for Metropolitano for his entire career.
Good Bench Players: Artur Neto (defender), Laranja (attacker), Lino (midfielder), Peru (goalkeeper), Peixeira (defender).
The Fans Expect: escape relegation.
Fans’ style: cold (average number) – the supporters aren’t much enthusiastic for the team, although they are loyal.
Club Tradition: slightly traditional team – trying to consolidate in the 1st Division.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (**), Jorge Lang (**), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (*).

ENGENHEIRO PERES: Melkezedeck; Jänicke, Norström, Duílio and Motallbazadeh; Stone, Edgard, French and Nélio; Vitinho and Doctor.
Coach: Dedé.
President: Ramiro Navarro Guimarães.
Team Full Name: Associação Atlética Engenheiro Peres.
Team Style: very defensive using counterattacks.
Strongest Point: the offensive midfield.
Weakest Point: the central defence.
Nickname: Pedreiros.
Stadium Used: Parque Laurídio Januário, in Engenheiro Peres (cap. 30,000).
State: Espinal.
Team Sponsor: Farah Construtora.
Home Kit: red shirt and white shorts.
Away Kit: white shirt and white shorts.
Other Facts: one of the most commented teams during the last season due to the participation in the Globe Cup one season after getting promoted, now Engenheiro Peres is stuck as a weak team of the first division. The best player left, and a tough season lies ahead for the club.
Transfer Market: Adamílson left. No one could replace him well. Ed French and Stone come to reinforce the sector after the player left, while Nörstrom and Motallbazadeh will improve the most criticized sector of the team.
Fans’ Favourites: the team was able to keep its main players for seasons, and due to this the fans have many idols. With Adamílson leaving, Nélio assumes his place as team idol.
Good Bench Players: Maicosuel (midfielder), Calixto (attacker), Zeca (defender), Peixe-boi (defender), Muro (goalkeeper).
The Fans Expect: escape relegation without problems.
Fans’ style: enthusiastic (small number) – associated with the lower classes.
Club Tradition: recent team – newcomer to 1st Division environment.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (**), Jorge Lang (**), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (*).

SÃO JORGE: Rossiter; Evandro, Nelsinho, Silva and Teteo; Ulisses, Betinho and Omar; Kelson, Amate and Ikaru.
Coach: Wendell Diácono.
President: Jorge Henrique de Menezes.
Team Full Name: Real Clube São Jorge de Futebol.
Team Style: offensive, focuses on passing.
Strongest Point: the offensive midfield.
Weakest Point: central defence.
Nickname: Esquimós.
Stadium Used: Estádio Municipal do Norte, in São Jorge (cap. 20,000).
State: Dunboor.
Team Sponsor: Churrascarias Brasa Mora.
Home Kit: white shirt and blue shorts.
Away Kit: light blue shirts and shorts.
Other Facts: São Jorge was ever a solid team in the Second Division, but only know the team was able to get the promotion. Things, however, are going to be very difficult now, as the team doesn’t have top players – at least compared to the other Cafundelense major clubs – and don’t have tradition. A tough battle against relegation lies ahead.
Transfer Market: not many signings for the modest team. Teteo comes from Rio Bonito, Amate from SC Lasft and Túlio comes from América. Apart from that, the transfer of Gutiérrez will be difficult to overcome.
Fans’ Favourite: attacker Kelson is very popular due to the fact he has played in São Jorge for the last 10 years, but defender Nelsinho is also very famous and respected in the team.
Good Bench Players: Curupira (goalkeeper), Nestor (defender), Pedrão (defender), Túlio (midfielder), Rosário (attacker).
The Fans Expect: escape relegation.
Fans’ style: passionate (low number) – nice supporters, involving many family, but in a restricted area.
Club Tradition: recent team – newcomer to 1st Division environment.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (*), Jorge Lang (**), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (*).

CRUZEIRO DO SUL: Tejera; Ritalino, Thorvaldsson, Leopoldo and Paredes; S. Donnchadh, Súrion and Dylandy; Griffiths, Zezinho and Abelardo.
Coach: Célio Macumba.
President: Lord Denílson Caveira.
Team Full Name: Associação Atlética Cruzeiro do Sul.
Team Style: offensive, uses long passes.
Strongest Point: the midfield in general.
Weakest Point: the central defence.
Nickname: Celestes.
Stadium Used: Caixão Beira-mar, in Cruzeiro do Sul (cap. 30,000).
State: Coast.
Team Sponsor: Agora Saúde.
Home Kit: blue shirt with black shorts.
Away Kit: White shirt with blue shorts.
Other Facts: an old team, but one that only recently became professional, Cruzeiro do Sul reaches the First Division with speed, counting with good organization of its board of directors. With money to sign with players and devoted supporters, the team now is focused in staying in the top division for now.
Transfer Market: Cruzeiro do Sul signed only foreigners during this window, both from inside and outside the Cafundelense league. From inside, Lyle Dylandy, Súrion and Griffiths. From outside, Tejera from Sargossa, who sends rising star Cleston to the bench, Thorvaldsson from Isselmere-Nieland and the midfielder Suleiman Donnchadh from Tyrrin.
Fans’ Favourite: right now, there are two of them. Zezinho is considered a key player of the team, and the goalkeeper Cleston is much respected.
Good Bench Players: Cabeça (defender), Renan (midfielder), França (attacker), Cleston (goalkeeper), Márcio Santos (attacker).
The Fans Expect: escape relegation.
Fans’ style: fanatic (low number) – composed by residents of the city, they are crazy about football and about the team.
Club Tradition: slightly traditional – newcomer to 1st Division environment.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (*), Jorge Lang (*), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (**).

GALÁXIA: Júlio Sampa; Everaldo, Claudinho, Wellington and Bogart; Amaral, Michel, Yi Yeongpyo and Mário Moura; Soneca and Baecker.
Coach: Marquinhos Prancheta.
President: Frederico de Paula Demerol.
Team Full Name: Academia de Futebol Galáxia.
Team Style: balanced, explores individual plays.
Strongest Point: the attack.
Weakest Point: the full-backs.
Nickname: Academia Estelar.
Stadium Used: Gigantão, in Santo Galvão (cap. 80,000).
State: Titã.
Team Sponsor: Renascer Stationery.
Home Kit: black shirt with narrow blue horizontal stripes and Black shorts.
Away Kit: light blue shirt and black shorts.
Other Facts: promoted last season just one season after getting relegated, Galáxia decided to change in order to avoid another relegation. Finally the team stopped the tradition of not signing foreign players, and reinforced the team with both Cafundelenses and foreigners. Galáxia became famous as the first team of many stars of Cafundéu’s football, with an excellent youth academy, but even this seemed to slowly end.
Transfer Market: Galáxia bought many players from other Cafundelense teams, and some foreigners. Mário Moura arrives from Haja Coração, Bogart from Petardos S/A, and Yi Yeongpyo and Baecker complete the arrivals.
Fans’ Favourites: it is the goalkeeper Júlio Sampa, who is already into his forties and still loyal to Galáxia.
Good Bench Players: Sarende (defender), Guga (midfielder), Júnior Lopes (attacker), Marquinhos Juta (attacker), Marcão (defender).
The Fans Expect: escape relegation.
Fans’ style: cold (low number) – the team doesn’t have many loyal followers, although many people think Galáxia is a nice team.
Club Tradition: recent team – consolidated 1st Division team.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (**), Jorge Lang (**), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (*).

CR SUBMIRIA: Ari; Gumercindo, Castanho, Crioulo and Dinei; Cláudio Terra, Zanzibar, Paulete and Redesco; Cascão and Ilson.
Coach: Caladil Gatamyr.
President: Renato Bezzotto.
Team Full Name: Clube de Regatas Submiria.
Team Style: defensive, plays using counterattacks.
Strongest Point: interesting defensive midfield.
Weakest Point: poor defence in general.
Nickname: Náufragos.
Stadium Used: Aquário Nacional, in Submiria (cap. 60,000).
State: Coast.
Team Sponsor: Mundoafora Turismo.
Home Kit: blue shirt and blue shorts.
Away Kit: white shirt and blue shorts.
Other Facts: CR Submiria is clearly the team that simply cannot establish itself in the First or the Second Division of the Cafundelense league. For many seasons, the team is promoting, then relegating, then promoting... this time, the team will look forward keeping itself in the top division, but no one believes this will happen.
Transfer Market: not much to comment here, the team tried to sign with players from abroad, but failed.
Fans’ Favourites: currently it is the defensive midfielder Zanzibar, who is very charismatic.
Good Bench Players: Godofredo (midfielder), Serafim (defender), Selmir (goalkeeper), Arretia (attacker), Lopes (midfielder).
The Fans Expect: escape relegation.
Fans’ style: passionate (medium number) – most of the Coast state residents support CR Submiria.
Club Tradition: traditional – trying to consolidate in the 1st Division.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (**), Jorge Lang (**), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (**).

SANTA CRUZ DO NORTE: Menakilis; Matheus, Ananias, Tarcísio and Preto; Bobó, Wendel, Jorge Gomes and Vinícius Oliveira; Rediscley and Klaudin.
Coach: Dale Stevens.
President: Luciano Henrique Compaixão.
Team Full Name: Santa Cruz do Norte Clube de Futebol.
Team Style: balanced, likes to explore set pieces.
Strongest Point: the defence.
Weakest Point: the offensive midfield.
Nickname: Devotos.
Stadium Used: Monastério Del Rey, in Santa Cruz do Norte (cap. 40,000).
State: Titã.
Team Sponsor: Igreja Nacional do Cristo Ensanguentado.
Home Kit: black shirt with white stripes and white shorts.
Away Kit: white shirt and black shorts.
Other Facts: a team that was a solid Second Division contender for some time, but just now managed to get the promotion. Unfortunately for Santa Cruz do Norte, the investments on the team after the promotion weren’t heavy, and the team is considered by most the worst club of the division.
Transfer Market: nothing apart from the goalkeeper Menakilis and the midfielder Wendel. The team’s best player, striker Zedervan, left the club.
Fans’ Favourites: currently, full-back Matheus is the preferred of the supporters.
Good Bench Players: Darcy (midfielder), Ivo (goalkeeper), Natrek (defender), Gilsaw (defender), Kolobek (attacker).
The Fans Expect: escape relegated.
Fans’ style: calm (low number) – associated with the very religious citizens of the city.
Club Tradition: recent team – newcomer to 1st Division environment.
Experts’ Ratings: Sílvio Ruiz (*), Jorge Lang (*), Carlos Alberto Gujabre (*).

FAVOURITES: survey’s results:

25% - Petardos S/A
15% - Cafundó do Juta
13% - Atlético Jutense
10,5% - Ranca Toco and A.F.F.
8% - Porto Lacruz
7,5% - Dunboor FC
5% - Clube Imperial
3,5% - América
2% - Central United

WORST TEAM:

42% - CR Submiria
38% - Santa Cruz do Norte
10% - Galáxia
8% - São Jorge
1% - Cruzeiro do Sul and Metropolitano

SECOND DIVISION (participating teams) - Atlético Insular, Rio Bonito, Khalmar-Tijhus, Sambarilove, Nova Éden, Clube Comercial, Carandirú, São José, Aliança, Nacional da Cruz, União Trabalhadora, Tênis Clube, Vila Velha, EC Elville, Tabajara, Real Jaçanã, Eldorado, Varzeano, SC Haja Coração, Coqueiros.

Favourites: Atlético Insular, Rio Bonito, Khalmar-Tijhus, Nova Éden, Clube Comercial.

THIRD DIVISION (participating teams) - Imperatriz, Penders, Agreman FH, Clube dos Banqueiros, Ferroviário, Mondragon Warriors, Miragaia FC, SC Carnavalesco, Petrol, Pernetas EC, Tio João, Bandeirantes, Pico da Neblina, Dínamo de Natal, Palestra, Faculdade de Medicina, Espinalense, Grêmio Lux, Esportivo Jutense, Coríntios Jutense.

Favourites: Imperatriz, Penders, Clube dos Banqueiros, SC Carnavalesco, Petrol.

FOURTH DIVISION (participating teams) - Aldeia Vigiah, Massaranduba FC, Tropicália, Royal Pollvogarad, Estrela da Manhã, Mocidade, Zeca Futebol, Desportiva de Pinheiros, Sport Clube, Associação Imobiliária, Independência, Amigos do Pebolim, Globo Multimedia, Cosmopolita, Forças Armadas, Peladeiros, Vitória de Espinal, Atlético Central, Moto Clube, Clube do Conde.

Favourites: Aldeia Vigiah, Estrela da Manhã, Mocidade, Desportiva de Pinheiros, Vitória de Espinal.

FIFTH DIVISION (participating teams) - Legião de Srieth, Supersônicos, Guaraense, União, Baback FC, Multiclínicas, Montes Negros, Gelid United, Ribeirão, Clube do Fusca, Morro do Galo, Dunbooritano, C-Electronics, Ilha do Mel, Real Ouro Branco, Boiadeiros, São Longuinho, Santo Expedito, Teatro Seta, Clube Náutico.

Favourites: Legião de Srieth, Supersônicos, Real Ouro Branco, São Longuinho, Santo Expedito.

TQCC/GC/SBCC teams and/or venues to be decided on the Jowenguard Crown, to come soon.

by **Estresse Intenso** » Sat Aug 29, 2009 7:44 pm

Estresse Intenso and Landau Institute's international competitions teams - decided via the Medical Olympics, which involved football too (among other sports and some "medical competitions" (as "surgery time trial" or "diagnosis dispute"):

TQCC:
Psychiatrists
Neurologists
Surgeons

GC:
Otorhinolaryngologists
Oncologists
Orthopedists

SBCC:
Camisa Dez
Academia Acropolis
Aterro FC
Escritórios Macedo

Stadiums:

TQCC: Babel Spiral, in Cânyon Abissal (cap. 353,535 - you know the details)
GC: Aterro Sanitário, Limbo (cap. 45,000)
SBCC: Sector-Delta Sporting Field, Landau Institute (cap. 0)

by **Cafundeu** » Sat Aug 29, 2009 7:46 pm

THE JOWENGUARD CROWN
Pre-Season competition to decide teams for International Competitions

After seasons choosing the teams to be directed to the TQCC, Globe Cup and SBCC through mysterious ways (although most followed a criteria, which changed once or twice), the CCFM finally decided to create a new competition in order to choose the teams to go to the international competitions to be played before the end of the Cafundelense season. In homage to the former president of the CCFM, Erasmo Carlos Jowenguard, the new competition was named the Jowenguard Crown. Played before the official beginning of the new season, is composed by some knockout rounds, involving teams which had good performances in the previous season: be those in the league or in the cup. The competition is divided in two "areas": the TQCC/GC and the SBCC, the winners of each one meeting in the final game to decide the Crown.

The first edition showed that the competition is a pure mess when deciding which teams would participate and which would be its format, and the CCFM directors proved that they are completely useless by repeating the same format and continuing with the mess involving this competition which is entering in its third edition. For the TQCC/GC area, the 8 best teams of the league were qualified (7, as the champion is already in the TQCC), together with the semifinalists of the last Empress Cup, and the last champion of the Second Division. Current First Division league champions (Cafundó do Juta in this case) wouldn't participate in the Jowenguard Crown and would receive an automatic TQCC spot. Of course, there were cases of a team qualifying in both league and cup criteria. But, in these cases, no substitute would be called.

Seeds for the TQCC/GC area are the following: League 2nd (1st), Cup Winners (2nd), then the qualified through the league (3rd - 7th), those qualified through the cup (8th - 9th) and last the current Second Division champion (10th). 1st and 2nd seeds would receive a bye on the first round, and the 3rd and 4th seeds would have the chance (or their opponents in the first round) to rest in the second round.

Former champions:

Edition 1 - Ranca Toco
Edition 2 - Petardos S/A

See the results of the TQCC/GC area:

First Round:

(3rd)             Petardos S/A     2-0     Cruzeiro do Sul         (10th)
(4th)                   A.F.F.     4-1     SC Lasft                 (9th)
(5th)               Dunboor FC     2-2     Internacional            (8th)
                    Penalties:     4-3
(6th)               Ranca Toco     1-0     América                  (7th)

Second Round (losers go to GC automatically):

(1st)         Atlético Jutense     3-2     Ranca Toco               (6th)
(2nd)             Porto Lacruz     1-3     Dunboor FC               (5th)

Semifinals:

(1st)         Atlético Jutense     2-0     A.F.F.                   (4th)
(3rd)             Petardos S/A     3-0     Dunboor FC               (5th)

TQCC Playoff (winner goes to TQCC/loser to Globe Cup):

(4th)                   A.F.F.     1-1     Dunboor FC               (5th)
                    Penalties:     4-2[/i]

Area Final (both qualified for TQCC):

(1st)         Atlético Jutense     1-2     Petardos S/A             (3rd)

For the SBCC area, there was more organization, and it was easier to get which teams were qualified to play the competition and its format. There were no automatic SBCC spots, and fourteen teams were called, among relegated teams from the First Division in the last season, teams from the Second Division and last season's best Third Division teams. Of course, all of them are now in the Second Division.

The seeds are: last season's 17th placed at Division 1 (1st), 18th/Div1 (2nd), 19th/Div1 (3rd), 20th/Div1 (4th), top 8 not promoted of last season's Division 2 (5th - 12th), last season's Division 3 champions (13th) and last season's Division 3 runner-ups (14th). The first and second seeds enter only in the second round (quarterfinals).

See the results:

First Round:

(7th)                Carandirú     3-1     Nacional da Cruz        (10th)
(8th)                 São José     1-0     Aliança                  (9th)
(3rd)           Khalmar-Tijhus     6-1     Varzeano                (14th)
(6th)          Clube Comercial     3-0     União Trabalhadora      (11th)
(4th)              Sambarilove     0-0     Eldorado                (13th)
                    Penalties:     3-5
(5th)                Nova Éden     2-0     Tênis Clube             (12th)

Quarterfinals:

(1st)         Atlético Insular     3-1     Carandirú                (7th)
(5th)                Nova Éden     0-1     Eldorado                (13th)
(2nd)               Rio Bonito     4-2     São José                 (8th)
(3rd)           Khalmar-Tijhus     3-2     Clube Comercial          (6th)

Semifinals (all qualified to the SBCC):

(1st)         Atlético Insular     3-1     Eldorado                (13th)
(2nd)               Rio Bonito     1-2     Khalmar-Tijhus           (3rd)

Area Final:

(1st)         Atlético Insular     4-1     Khalmar-Tijhus           (3rd)

Jowenguard Crown Final:

(TQCC)            Petardos S/A     2-1     Atlético Insular        (SBCC)

So, the qualified teams (in order):

TQCC:
Cafundó do Juta
Petardos S/A
Atlético Jutense
A.F.F.

GC:
Dunboor FC
Ranca Toco
Porto Lacruz

SBCC:
Atlético Insular
Khalmar-Tijhus
Eldorado
Rio Bonito

Stadiums:
TQCC:
Estádio Rei Albieri Van Tocco, Cafundó do Juta (cap. 210,001)
Presídio, Carandirú City (cap. 75,000)
Maracatuzão, Dunboor (cap. 135,000)

SBCC:
Olímpico Imperial, Lux (cap. 80,000)
Cúpula Tropical, Ilha Eremita (cap. 35,000)
Gigantão, Santo Galvão (cap. 80,000)

by **Sargossa** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 1:09 am

The Island Chronicle

Global Cup Special Part 1 – TakilQuip Champion's Cup

With another exciting season of global cup action looming here’s our look at the Sargossan clubs looking to compete with the world’s finest. Starting with the biggest club tournament of them all. The TakilQuip Champion’s Cup.

El Nacional
Home: Independiente, Goza (Capacity: 120,000)
The nation’s largest city is suitably enough home to the Independiente, the nation’s largest stadium. Roared on by a six figure crowd the Gozan giants are hard to stop in their own backyard and their fans are hopeful that their formidable home form might finally help the team break into that elusive TQCC group stage.

Manager: Otto van Belhamel
A somewhat surprise appointment, possibly on the recommendation of former El Nacional boss and current Sargossa national coach Rob Kietecs, the Nethertopian arrived in Sargossa two years ago, fresh from leading SVV Stoedt to the title in his homeland. Trophies in his first season but won the SuperLiga with room to spare last term.

Team: Standard 4-4-2
Van Belhamel likes to keep things simple, with a flat back four and importance placed on getting the ball wide. In goal Nethertopian Maximilliano Barone provides an imposing barrier behind compatriot Caerus Lamarti and occasional Sargossan international Raúl De la Vega. At rightback Marcellus Valkenberg, also of Nethertopia, is rock solid but on the left veteran Javier Esteve is starting to show his age.

In the centre of the park El Nacional deploy a creator/destroyer combination which can revert into a midfielder diamond should the need arise. Rafael Balbo provides the cover for the defence, giving tricky Poconese playmaker Gandolfo the freedom to roam. José David Gómez, now in his thirties, is still a wily presence on the right flank while new signing Daniel Bravo (from Deportivo Soluca) offers pace down the left.

Up front Francisco Fontova, poached from city rivals S.C. Goza, will partner Antonio Mata. Teenage Nethertopian prospect Carl Franssen could see plenty of playing time too.

Sporting San Marquez
Home: Estadio Silva, San Marquez (Capacity: 64,000)
Any visitor to the Silva Peninsula can expect a carnival atmosphere on matchday’s down in the nation’s south western tip. Last season Sporting fans were officially discovered to be the noisiest. Fact.

Manager: José Felipe Cassumba Domingos
Some saw it as a risk, others, as a blatant marketing ploy when Sporting owner Daniel Gil brought the untried Candelariasian to the Estadio Silva. As a player ‘JCD’ had been something of a hero back in his homeland so his appointment as manager was seen as an attempt to attract the support, and cash, of the city’s large Marquezian diaspora to the club. Little did the experts know that JCD had a flair for this management lark. A Copa Sargossa victory in his first season was followed by two SuperLiga titles. Not bad for a marketing ploy.

Team: Attacking 4-2-3-1
Unsurprisingly, given his roots as a silky attacking midfielder, José Felipe Cassumba Domingos favours an attacking style. This tends to put a certain amount of strain on the defence but the ever reliable Aaron Turner in goal, whose form recently earned him a call-up to the C&M ‘B’ Side, is a fine stopper. New signing Alberto Torres (Deportivo Cordova) partners the talented Christian Viera in the centre of defence while António Olivera on the left and Jorge Alonso on the right provide width.

Experienced captain Vicente García and Candelariasian Hoero Dorantes offer cover to the centrebacks while the fallbacks bomb forward. Ahead of them the attacking trio on show, when they gel just right, can produce a devastating display. Down the centre Under-21 international Diego Lara couples subtlety and craft with a shot like the kick of a mule. Agapito López Santos marauds down the right with no real care for any defensive work and Cafundelense maestro Marcinho marauds pretty much wherever he likes, but nominally starts on the left.

Up front Roberto Ordóñez provides the focal point of the attack.

by **Sargossa** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 2:54 am

The Island Chronicle

Global Cup Special Part 2 – Globe Cup

With another exciting season of global cup action looming here’s our look at the Sargossan clubs looking to compete with the world’s finest. This time it’s the turn of the Globe Cup entrants.

Porto Alegro Azul
Home: Estadio Azul, Porto Alegro (Capacity: 38,000)
Down by the shores of the Golfo de Azul the Estadio Azul, sandwiched between Porto Alegro’s old market district and the city’s sprawling harbour area, is one of the more picturesque arenas in Sargossa.

Manager: Agustín Durán
A former Azul player whose promotion from youth team boss to sitting in the big chair was underwhelming at the time. But now he’s regarded as one of the nation’s best up and coming managers having turned the Azul into one of the SuperLiga’s most consistent performers.

Team: Fluid 4-1-3-2
Opponents, fans or just casual observers can expect to see Marcos Barragán in goal behind a back four of, from right to left, Andrés Manco, Alejandro Morelli, Iván Aspas and Ismael Beltrán.

Guillermo Ríos will play the midfield anchor role allowing Roger Arribas, new boy Rubén Sáez and youth team product Ricardo Viegas to get forward to support the front two of Samuel Ballesteros and Vicent Reguero. The prospect of a Globe Cup campaign meant veteran Candelariasian Jason Federici postponed his retirement for another season, meaning the talented but flawed striker may make the occasional cameo.

Ciudad Soluca
Home: ediraf Arena, Soluca (Capacity: 85,000)
The nation’s finest sports facility was initially conceived as a home for Ciudad alone but spiralling construction costs resulted in a deal struck with city rivals Deportivo, who now share the stadium, and Starblaydi sportswear giants ediraf, who gained the naming rights, to finally ensure its completion.

Manager: Hane Davies
Former boss of Green Island and Caires City in the CMSC who masterminded The Errant Knights’ run to two TQCC semi finals and victory at Globe Cup 11. Now the Candelariasian is charged with returning Sargossa’s most successful club back to the top of the domestic pile.

Team: Traditional 5-3-2
Ironically the international exposure that has so benefitted the domestic league as a whole has probably helped to topple Ciudad from their perch as the nation’s top club side. The loss of Sargossan internationals like keeper Martin Tejera, striker Ernesto Farías and, most recently, defender Marcos Díaz García to bigger and better leagues has left gaping holes in the Ciudad squad.

The experienced Cafundelense keeper Júlio was brought in as an able replacement for Tejera and offers a reassuring presence behind the centreback trio of Damián Lozeno, Álvaro Royo and Darío Pavé. José Blanco has come in for Díaz García down the left while Taeshani international José Hüron provides good defensive cover on the right.

In the centre of the park Mariano Giménez and Sérgio Postiga create a solid midfield base allowing either new signing Marcelo Cobían or Francisco Patiño, in what must surely be his final season, to get forward. Di Bradini Cup starlets Rubén Contreras and Elías Carrasco both look like excellent prospects for the future and could see action sparingly this season.

Up front Ciudad employ a traditional big man/little man partnership with Zedervan, a prolific scorer in Cafundéu’s second tier, feeding off the knock downs of big target man Zachary Adekunde, a scorer in the final when Candelaria And Marquez lifted the World Cup itself.

Estrella Torreón
Home: El Torrigal, Torreón (Capacity: 30,000)
Perched high up in the Andean Mountains El Torrigal is Sargossa’s highest football ground. The fact that the trip to face Estrella is regarded as one of the SuperLiga’s toughest away fixtures is probably no coincidence.

Manager: José Cavalleri
A smart tactician who has done well at Estrella despite owner José Manuel Marañón’s frugal transfer policies. Led the Incan side to last season’s Copa Sargossa.

Team: Standard 4-3-3
Poconese international Petr Ollic has been earning rave reviews between the sticks and his man of the match performance in the cup final played a huge part in Estrella featuring in this Globe Cup. Ahead of him captain Jesús Valle keeps a flat back four well marshalled. Marcelo Ruiz, scorer of the only goal in the cup final, partners Valle in the centre while fallbacks Mariano Rubio and Antonio Nogués complete the organised unit.

Luciano Gómez is the key component in the centre of midfield, whose tireless running and defensive play allows the more attack minded Alejandro Solano and Alberto Peral to get forward. Width is provided by José Daniel de la Torre down the right and Mario Marín on the left who strive to support the lone frontrunner, Poconese striker Edmundo.

by **Courezzia** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 2:58 am

Player for sale

Piero, Striker, 15, No. 10, £12m

by **Carpathia and Ruthenia** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 7:34 am

Carpathia and Ruthenia Premier League 2008/09

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L    GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Monteriano                42  27  10   5   94   45   49   91   C/TQCC
   2  Veszprém                  42  28   7   7   84   39   45   91   TQCC
   3  Cozzano                   42  23   9  10   77   49   28   78   Globe Cup
   4  Harkány                   42  23   9  10   59   45   14   78   Globe Cup
   5  San Lucchese              42  23   8  11   80   56   24   77   Globe Cup
   6  San Donato                42  21  11  10   50   39   11   74
   7  Rivalto                   42  21   5  16   59   51    8   68
   8  Castiglioni               42  18  13  11   55   42   13   67
   9  Usigliano                 42  19   8  15   53   55   -2   65
  10  Palagio                   42  18   7  17   53   51    2   61
  11  Chientina                 42  14  13  15   54   54    0   55
  12  Morrona                   42  14  12  16   51   54   -3   54
  13  Racciano                  42  16   6  20   52   57   -5   54
  14  Ulignano                  42  15   8  19   52   50    2   53
  15  Jásd                      42  14  10  18   58   58    0   52
  16  San Vivaldo               42  13  11  18   43   53  -10   50
  17  Hajós                     42  12   9  21   38   62  -24   45
  18  Baccanella                42   9  14  19   47   61  -14   41
  19  Casaglia                  42  10  10  22   37   58  -21   40
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  20  Iszkáz                    42   7  12  23   45   68  -23   33
  21  Petrognano                42   3  17  22   36   76  -40   26
  22  Talciona                  42   7   5  30   40   94  -54   26

Carpathia and Ruthenia First Division 2008/09

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L    GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Buriano                   46  32   9   5  115   44   71  105   C/Promoted
   2  Villamagma                46  31  12   3   97   38   59  105   Promoted
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   3  Mensano                   46  27  15   4   85   31   54   96
   4  Lórév                     46  28   8  10   88   40   48   92
   5  Csobánka                  46  26  12   8   89   44   45   90
   6  Pomarance                 46  24  14   8   88   50   38   86   Promoted
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   7  Apácatorna                46  25   9  12   89   56   33   84
   8  Nyirád                    46  23   9  14   91   58   33   78
   9  Dévaványa                 46  22  10  14   71   56   15   76
  10  Szöny                     46  22   9  15   89   56   33   75
  11  Edelény                   46  22   6  18   60   51    9   72
  12  Zalakaros                 46  20   6  20   82   70   12   66
  13  Raposka                   46  19   8  19   56   72  -16   65
  14  Salline                   46  15   8  23   63   86  -23   53
  15  Cavallano                 46  13  12  21   54   64  -10   51
  16  Mozzolla                  46  11  13  22   63   90  -27   46
  17  Ponsano                   46  12   7  27   48   90  -42   43
  18  Montegemoli               46  11  10  25   47   99  -52   43
  19  Prugnano                  46  10  11  25   51   82  -31   41
  20  Lucciana                  46  11   6  29   50   89  -39   39
  21  Cerreto                   46   9  12  25   48   89  -41   39
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  22  San Cipriano              46   8  11  27   47   94  -47   35
  23  Volterra                  46   9   7  30   38   84  -46   34
  24  San Giovanni              46   6   8  32   48  124  -76   26

by **The Islands of Qutar** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 8:19 am

Qutari Premier League 2011

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Fareham                   30  22   6   2  105   47   58   72 C/TQCC
   2  Archfield Athletic        30  21   5   4  104   62   42   68 TQCC
   3  Lockstow United           30  19   4   7   97   56   41   61 Globe Cup
   4  Cotham Knights            30  19   4   7   97   57   40   61 Globe Cup
   5  Pembroke Vale             30  19   4   7   83   57   26   61 Globe Cup
   6  Lockstow City             30  16   7   7   95   55   40   55
   7  Arundale City             30  15   7   8   85   67   18   52
   8  Thornhill Rovers          30  12   7  11   70   57   13   43
   9  Tyndall Althletic         30  12   5  13   71   63    8   41
  10  Lansdowne Villa           30  11   8  11   82   88   -6   41
  11  Kirrin Island             30  12   4  14   65   69   -4   40
  12  Crossbridge               30   6   8  16   57   82  -25   26
  13  Arundale Rangers          30   5   7  18   54   82  -28   22
  14  Montrose                  30   4   4  22   51  130  -79   16 Relegated
  15  AFC Drayton               30   2   4  24   42  116  -74   10 Relegated
  16  Bridgemary                30   2   2  26   45  115  -70    8 Relegated

Qutari First Division 2011

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Apsley Athletic           34  22   4   8   81   55   26   70 C/SBCC
   2  Rokeby Rovers             34  17  10   7   88   64   24   61 SBCC
   3  Sydenham                  34  17   9   8   77   61   16   60 SBCC
   4  AFC Chippingham           34  18   3  13   74   67    7   57
   5  Clifton Harriers          34  15  11   8   72   60   12   56
   6  Denbigh Athletic          34  16   7  11   75   67    8   55
   7  Bitterne                  34  16   6  12   86   71   15   54
   8  Elmgrove Rovers           34  15   7  12   76   67    9   52
   9  Oakcroft Valley           34  16   3  15   87   70   17   51
  10  Greystoke                 34  14   6  14   91   80   11   48
  11  Kelston Vale              34  13   8  13   72   70    2   47
  12  Sheldrake                 34  12   9  13   82   80    2   45
  13  Hogarth Town              34  12   8  14   71   70    1   44
  14  Blackberry Hill           34  12   7  15   73   76   -3   43
  15  Alexandra Park            34  13   4  17   66   72   -6   43
  16  Selkirk Argyle            34  10   6  18   68   78  -10   36
  17  Colebrook                 34   5   7  22   57  122  -65   22
  18  Langford Villa            34   3   5  26   47  113  -66   14

by **Sorthern Northland** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 8:44 am

Sorthern Football League, 2040 season
Write up to come at a less ZOMFG need to rush this in time. Though every other time I've said that it never came, so write up to not come soon. Or it will. Perhaps this time'll be different. <-- Look, I've actually done it! Bet no one reads it, hello if you are though.

Shield

Still pointless, no one bothered to remember if this is the first time or not that Corcaigh have won it. It probably isn't.

17th of October 0-1 Corcaigh

Who are ya?, who are ya?, who are ya? A staple football chant for fans worldwide (well, English speaking ones anyway, Bostopian fans probably use some garbled mumbo-jumbo) and one that this season was largely directed towards a largely anonymous Snowspire. Champions just two short (compared to the Elite League anyway) seasons ago, and finishing third place last season, Snowspire this season showed what everyone thought all along. That, really they're just an average side who had a couple of good seasons. The team that took advantage of that the most was another side that has been largely average during the SFL's existence, Heathfield United. It was a good season overall for the Bhoys as well as winning the league their fierce rivals Heathfield City missed out on Globe Cup qualification by just one place, something that United fans have been keen to rub in.

Division One

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Heathfield United         38  23   6   9   75   59   16   75 C TQCC
   2  Castrograd S.C.           38  21   6  11   76   55   21   69 TQCC
   3  17th of October           38  19  10   9   78   52   26   67 TQCC
   4  Sparrowbottom Athletic    38  20   6  12   52   37   15   66 GC
   5  Corcaigh                  38  19   7  12   87   58   29   64 GC
   6  Heathfield City           38  17   8  13   54   53    1   59
   7  East Reading              38  17   7  14   52   45    7   58
   8  Felland Marsh             38  16   8  14   77   70    7   56
   9  Oblast Rangers            38  15  10  13   44   41    3   55
  10  Fenians Sport Club        38  13  13  12   58   56    2   52
  11  Rothsbere Athletic        38  13  12  13   34   37   -3   51
  12  Larne Valley Rovers       38  11  18   9   41   45   -4   51
  13  Baile an Fheirtéaraigh    38  14   5  19   65   79  -14   47
  14  James Connolly SC         38  13   8  17   49   67  -18   47
  15  Snowspire                 38  11  12  15   66   69   -3   45
  16  Areck Furness             38  11  11  16   42   58  -16   44
  17  Vespucci                  38  10  13  15   34   40   -6   43
  18  New Ireland               38  12   7  19   63   78  -15   43 R
  19  Actarius Athletic         38   7   7  24   40   64  -24   28 R
  20  Hillaton Downs            38   5  12  21   32   56  -24   27 R


Highest scoring match: Castrograd SC 5-3 Baile an Fheirtéaraigh
Largest home win: Corcaigh 5-0 New Ireland
Largest away win: Baile an Fheirtéaraigh 0-6 Hillaton Downs

Division Two

Once again the second tier was notable for the failure of the big teams, with both CF Septentrionien and Beningrad doomed to spending a third year in mid-Second Division obscurity. And quite frankly spending more time that that down here seems likely. Any pretences of them being a top tier side can now be considered over, they may well have the fanbases, but their players of top tier quality have flown the nest and fans of the two teams must surely be contemplating getting used to life in this division by now. The championship went to Reading Town, who are by all accounts thoroughly looking forward to life in the top division which includes the derby between East Reading and Town that is the clash between, er, east Reading and west Reading. Which really isn't that exciting as compared to most derbies it's pretty tame. Still, Town'll probably only spend a year in the top flight so it'll be a one off.

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Reading Town              38  18   8  12   55   40   15   62 C SBCC
   2  Locomotiv Shingon         38  17   9  12   64   51   13   60 P SBCC
   3  Newstoke                  38  15  13  10   32   21   11   58 P SBCC
   4  Swinedon Town             38  13  19   6   37   27   10   58 SBCC
   5  Banna Rovers              38  14  15   9   39   29   10   57
   6  Red Star Cork             38  16   9  13   69   60    9   57
   7  Cobh Walkers              38  15  12  11   57   51    6   57
   8  CF Sept. de Finistère     38  14  12  12   52   56   -4   54
   9  Ibibis Isle               38  15   7  16   61   63   -2   52
  10  Beningrad                 38  15   7  16   55   65  -10   52
  11  Tetherton                 38  12  15  11   34   33    1   51
  12  An Blascaod Mór           38  15   6  17   33   35   -2   51
  13  FC Juahzhou               38  13  10  15   45   47   -2   49
  14  Wollongo                  38  11  14  13   32   37   -5   47
  15  Bimlico                   38  12  11  15   47   55   -8   47
  16  Windlesham Town           38  12  10  16   51   54   -3   46
  17  Revolutionaire            38  11  11  16   64   65   -1   44
  18  Eastlands                 38  11  11  16   58   75  -17   44 R
  19  Albion Athletic           38   9  16  13   41   46   -5   43 R
  20  St. Patrick's             38  10   9  19   51   67  -16   39 R


Highest scoring match: Eastlands 5-4 Revolutionaire
Largest home win: Red Star Cork 5-0 Ibibis Isle
Largest away win: Ibibis Isle 0-4 Cobh Walkers

Division Three

Like CF Septentrionien and Beningrad, Rode Ster Amsterdam are the team that'll feel they're too big to not be in the top tier. Which means that for Rode Ster winning the Third Division championship (at the first time of asking) will have been greeted more with relief than with joy. Of the two teams joining them in the promotion places Floriana came down with them last season and Marx-Stadt will be hoping they can stay up next season and stop being the yo-yo club that they've been for, well ever really.

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Rode Ster Amsterdam       38  24   3  11   83   47   36   75 C
   2  Floriana RMI              38  18  10  10   70   55   15   64 P
   3  Marx-Stadt                38  18   9  11   56   43   13   63 P
   4  Little Greece Olympia     38  17  11  10   49   41    8   62
   5  Hurez                     38  15  13  10   72   60   12   58
   6  Temol Colliery            38  16  10  12   57   51    6   58
   7  Brickinwell               38  15  11  12   62   58    4   56
   8  Sundol Town               38  15   9  14   39   39    0   54
   9  Hightop Hill              38  14  11  13   55   51    4   53
  10  AFC Xaninion              38  16   5  17   62   63   -1   53
  11  Tioka & Weybridge         38  15   8  15   61   64   -3   53
  12  Dún Chaoin                38  15   7  16   59   59    0   52
  13  Amica Albion              38  11  14  13   45   45    0   47
  14  Tiletston Rovers          38  11  13  14   48   54   -6   46
  15  Southweald                38  11  11  16   43   53  -10   44
  16  Cobre Andandala           38  12   7  19   37   48  -11   43
  17  Lispole Strand            38   8  16  14   21   33  -12   40 GC
  18  Durness Pottery           38  10  10  18   41   56  -15   40 R
  19  Fenmershe County          38   7  18  13   36   50  -14   39 R
  20  Bannabridge               38  10   8  20   56   82  -26   38 R


Highest scoring match: Rode Ster Amsterdam 6-3 Durness Pottery
Largest home win: AFC Xaninion 5-0 Durness Pottery
Largest away win: Dún Chaoin 0-5 AFC Xaninion

Division Four

A bit of a surprise in Division Four in that of the three teams relegated from Division Three last season only one, Workers United managed to bounce straight back up. And even then only by a point and quite some way behind second placed Castford and champions Gratnesborugh Seniors, signs that the bottom tier is getting closer to the third tier in terms of quality seasons by season. Of the two relegated teams that'll be spending next season in this league Euskara Portuezki will surely spend the off-season looking at where they needlessly dropped the points that cost them promotion and will be looking to not repeat those mistakes next season. So mid-table obscurity for them next year then.

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Gratnesborugh Seniors     38  23   8   7   57   37   20   77 C
   2  Castford                  38  21   7  10   71   56   15   70 P
   3  Workers United            38  16  11  11   59   45   14   59 P
   4  Esteghal Roudbahahr       38  16  10  12   54   46    8   58
   5  Euskara Portuezki         38  17   6  15   73   59   14   57
   6  Kelubol                   38  15  10  13   65   60    5   55
   7  Mandalan                  38  14  13  11   74   71    3   55
   8  Porthdun Celtic           38  15  10  13   63   60    3   55
   9  Dunfar                    38  16   6  16   56   54    2   54
  10  Racing Huntshire          38  14  12  12   55   63   -8   54
  11  Ballynafen                38  15   7  16   72   76   -4   52
  12  Carmala Sports            38  14   9  15   56   57   -1   51
  13  Gratnesborugh North       38  14   9  15   43   46   -3   51
  14  Siberene City             38  13   8  17   67   70   -3   47
  15  Najraydah Al-Nasr         38  11  13  14   50   57   -7   46
  16  Asinusford City           38  13   6  19   62   65   -3   45
  17  Huntingsdon Athletic      38  11   9  18   59   64   -5   42
  18  Leathton                  38  10  12  16   41   61  -20   42
  19  Weardbeleah               38   9  12  17   50   63  -13   39
  20  Dynamo Heltzburg          38   8  12  18   33   50  -17   36 Pl


Highest scoring match: Castford 6-3 Kelubol
Largest home win: Siberene City 6-1 Weardbeleah
Largest away win: Leathton 1-5 Euskara Portuezki

This season saw a play-off qualifier introduced as non-League two clubs, Arhapur and Lengden Hibernian, made it as far as each other but further than all other non-League clubs in this season's Sorthern Cup. The qualifying round needed extra-time to find a winner. Once it was found though the final was, once again, a straightforward procession for the League club.

Play-off Qualifier
Arhapur 1-1 Lengden Hibernian
Lengden Hibernian 1-1 Arhapur (3-1 AET)
Aggregate: Arhapur 2-4 Lengden Hibernian


Play-off
Dynamo Heltzburg 4-1 Lengden Hibernian
Lengden Hibernian 0-1 Dynamo Heltzburg
Aggregate: Dynamo Heltzburg 5-1 Lengden Hibernian

Dreyher Island League

The closest Dreyher Island League yet, a 3-2 win in the final match for Oast Orient saw them claim the title.

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Oast Orient               19   8   5   6   41   41    0   29
   2  Huntscove Harriers        19   6   5   8   41   41    0   23


Highest scoring match: Huntscove Harriers 5-4 Oast Orient
Largest home win: Huntscove Harriers 3-1 Oast Orient
Largest away win: Oast Orient 1-4 Huntscove Harriers

Sorthern Cup

Quite simply the only word that can describe the Cup this season is, quite a big bloody shock. Which is five really, but who's counting? As if Heathfield United 0-1 Deportivo Terondiz in the first round wasn't enough of a shock, two non-League clubs decided that they'd actually try and win the whole 'effing thing. Fortunately normal service was resumed when they were both knocked out in the semi-finals, by losing to Division Four side Esteghal Roudbahahr, and Division Three (and nearly relegated to Division Four) side Lispole Strand. So not normal service at all really. Lispole Strand became the lowest side to ever win the Cup defeating their even lower opponents by one goal to nil, in a final played in front of a mere 98,490 spectators, a record low for a Sorthern Cup final held in Beningrad.

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


Second Round
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Halldvik 3-4 Red Star Cork
Dalaneg 1-1 Temol (1-1 AET) (Temol wins 3-0 on penalty kicks)
Khebusir 1-2 Atlético Mendiana
Snowspire 2-2 Bannabridge (2-2 AET) (Snowspire wins 5-4 on penalty kicks)
Deportivo Terondiz 1-2 Murciada
Murciada Balompié 5-0 Bridgewest
Gleanndubh 2-1 Ballywhell
Blemney United 1-2 Hafjizan
Mandalan 2-1 Dunfar
Dynamo Heltzburg 1-0 Colswyn Bay
Ballyvoge 1-0 Tiletston Rovers
Dillingdon 2-3 Rode Ster Amsterdam
Derrymór 0-0 Pitchmoor Borough (0-1 AET)
Lewsbury 5-1 Valmada
Lukolaurio 2-1 Balibo Ironworks
Felland Marsh 3-0 Revolutionaire
Al-Ahly Atibiza 1-2 Aldford
Bimlico 1-0 Banna Rovers
Prany Vale 1-1 Tioka & Weybridge (3-1 AET)
Sporting de Alzia 1-3 Club de Football Septentrionien de Finistère
İznikspor 2-1 Blemney
Ibibis Isle 2-1 An Blascaod Mór
Oblast Rangers 0-2 Eastlands
Waterton 1-2 Sanliltepespor
Atlético Valmada 0-1 Lispole Strand
Newstoke 1-0 Kelubol
Racing Anijon 3-2 Carmala Sports
Brickinwell 1-1 Mallora (2-2 AET) (Mallora wins 4-2 on penalty kicks)
Dingle Town 1-0 Tempione Calcio
Windlesham Lane 2-3 Ugaldia Athletic
Tetherton Athletic 2-1 Chuangying
Baile an Inbhear 2-1 Henbury
Euskara Portuezki 1-0 Río Rápido
Zurbitxu 0-1 Torvale
Montele 2-0 Spritley United
Hemmingdon Town 1-0 Castlemount
Conarth Corinthians 1-0 Fallonshire
Dún Úll 2-1 Chellines
Gratnesborugh Seniors 2-1 St Brendan
Klemer Athletic 0-0 Huntsvale (0-1 AET)
Lensden Green 1-2 Ashvale Town
Lesacourt 2-1 James Connolly SC
Cobre Andandala 3-1 Siberene City
Landigoll 2-2 Libbingdon (2-3 AET)
Mendiana 1-1 St. Patrick's (1-1 AET) (Mendiana wins 3-1 on penalty kicks)
Hal-Luqa Ittihad 0-3 Najraydah Al-Nasr
Fenians SC 0-2 Hurez
Mitingon 2-2 Cobh Walkers (2-3 AET)
Aviacíon de Valmada 0-1 Arhapur
Barquatch 1-1 Swinedon Town (2-2 AET) (Swinedon Town wins 2-1 on penalty kicks)
Woolington 2-3 Dheas Óg
Vespucci 0-1 Esteghal Roudbahahr
FC Juahzhou 1-0 Averwich Celtic
Río Aceituna 1-0 Locomotiv Shingon
Goienuri 2-3 Marx-Stadt
Kryton Vale 0-2 Floriana RMI
Downminster 1-1 Southweald (1-1 AET) (Southweald wins 4-2 on penalty kicks)
Coldmouth 1-2 Redrood
East Reading 3-1 Fenmershe County
Heathfield City 0-0 Dún Crompán (0-1 AET)
Olympique Amaokunn 2-1 Temol Colliery
St Columba 2-1 Areck Furness
Dunderry 1-2 Dún Chaoin


Third Round
Code: Select all
Bimlico 2-2 East Reading (3-2 AET)
Snowspire 0-0 Ashvale Town (1-1 AET) (Snowspire wins 3-0 on penalty kicks)
Felland Marsh 0-3 Aldford
Lukolaurio 0-0 Lewsbury (0-0 AET) (Lukolaurio wins 4-0 on penalty kicks)
Ibibis Isle 0-2 Swinedon Town
İznikspor 0-1 Temol
Southweald 1-1 Newstoke (2-2 AET) (Southweald wins 2-1 on penalty kicks)
Najraydah Al-Nasr 3-3 Pitchmoor Borough (4-4 AET) (Najraydah Al-Nasr wins 4-1 on penalty kicks)
Murciada 0-2 Río Aceituna
Rode Ster Amsterdam 2-2 Tetherton Athletic (3-2 AET)
Conarth Corinthians 0-0 Mallora (0-0 AET) (Mallora wins 2-1 on penalty kicks)
Ugaldia Athletic 0-0 Sanliltepespor (0-1 AET)
Gratnesborugh Seniors 1-1 Ballyvoge (1-1 AET) (Gratnesborugh Seniors wins 3-2 on penalty kicks)
Prany Vale 0-1 FC Juahzhou
Lesacourt 0-4 Redrood
Racing Anijon 2-2 St Columba (2-2 AET) (St Columba wins 3-1 on penalty kicks)
Atlético Mendiana 4-0 Mandalan
Baile an Inbhear 2-4 Euskara Portuezki
Lengden Hibernian 1-1 Montele (2-1 AET)
Club de Football Septentrionien de Finistère 3-1 Red Star Cork
Hurez 3-1 Cobh Walkers
Torvale 2-3 Floriana RMI
Lispole Strand 1-0 Marx-Stadt
Dún Úll 3-0 Libbingdon
Olympique Amaokunn 3-1 Dún Crompán
Dingle Town 1-3 Eastlands
Hafjizan 1-1 Murciada Balompié (1-1 AET) (Murciada Balompié wins 2-1 on penalty kicks)
Cobre Andandala 1-0 Dynamo Heltzburg
Arhapur 2-0 Mendiana
Esteghal Roudbahahr 1-1 Dheas Óg (2-1 AET)
Gleanndubh 1-0 Huntsvale
Dún Chaoin 2-1 Hemmingdon Town


Fourth Round
Lispole Strand 0-0 Snowspire (0-0 AET) (Lispole Strand wins 2-0 on penalty kicks)
FC Juahzhou 1-0 Sanliltepespor
Club de Football Septentrionien de Finistère 2-2 Río Aceituna (3-3 AET) (Club de Football Septentrionien de Finistère wins 3-1 on penalty kicks)
Esteghal Roudbahahr 1-0 Eastlands
Aldford 3-1 Olympique Amaokunn
Temol 2-1 Rode Ster Amsterdam
Gratnesborugh Seniors 0-1 Najraydah Al-Nasr
Atlético Mendiana 2-2 Hurez (2-3 AET)
Dún Chaoin 0-1 Bimlico
Swinedon Town 0-4 Floriana RMI
Lengden Hibernian 2-0 Gleanndubh
Arhapur 2-2 St Columba (3-3 AET) (Arhapur wins 3-0 on penalty kicks)
Dún Úll 1-2 Murciada Balompié
Euskara Portuezki 3-2 Southweald
Mallora 2-0 Lukolaurio
Redrood 1-0 Cobre Andandala

Fifth Round
Bimlico 0-1 Club de Football Septentrionien de Finistère
Aldford 3-3 Esteghal Roudbahahr (3-4 AET)
Arhapur 0-0 Euskara Portuezki (0-0 AET) (Arhapur wins 3-2 on penalty kicks)
Hurez 0-3 Najraydah Al-Nasr
Murciada Balompié 1-2 Lengden Hibernian
Floriana RMI 1-1 Redrood (1-1 AET) (Redrood wins 3-1 on penalty kicks)
Mallora 2-0 FC Juahzhou
Lispole Strand 1-1 Temol (1-1 AET) (Lispole Strand wins 3-1 on penalty kicks)

Quarter Final
Mallora 2-2 Esteghal Roudbahahr (2-3 AET)
Arhapur 2-0 Club de Football Septentrionien de Finistère
Lengden Hibernian 3-3 Redrood (3-3 AET) (Lengden Hibernian wins 4-1 on penalty kicks)
Lispole Strand 2-2 Najraydah Al-Nasr (2-2 AET) (Lispole Strand wins 3-2 on penalty kicks)

Semi Final
Esteghal Roudbahahr 1-0 Lengden Hibernian
Arhapur 0-1 Lispole Strand

Final
Lispole Strand 1-0 Esteghal Roudbahahr

International Club Cup Competition Qualifiers

Champions' Cup
Heathfield United
Castrograd S.C.
17th of October

Globe Cup
Lispole Strand
Sparrowbottom Athletic
Corcaigh

Series B Champions' Cup
Reading Town
Locomotiv Shingon
Newstoke
Swinedon Town

International cup finals hosting bids

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

by **Panuul** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 8:58 am

Liga Panuul, 1775 season

Pos  Team                       P   W   D   L   GF   GA   GD  Pts
   1  Cimnersog Town            24  20   3   1   59   12   47   63  C/TQCC
   2  U of Cimnersog            24   7   8   9   25   40  -15   29  Pl
   3  Port Healfat              24   8   3  13   27   40  -13   27
   4  Fortuna Cimnersog         24   7   5  12   27   34   -7   26
   5  Healfat College           24   7   3  14   28   40  -12   24

Town is as dominant as ever, but history is made as for the first time Fortuna Cimnersog fails to finish second. In fact, it was really close as just five points separated second from fifth.

Since two seasons have passed since the last round of international competition qualification, the University of Cimnersog was placed into a playoff with 1774 runner-up Fortuna Cimnersog to determine who would receive the Globe Cup spot:

Fortuna Cimnersog 2-0 U of Cimnersog

And with that, order is, alas, restored.

International qualification
TQCC: Cimnersog Town
Globe Cup: Fortuna Cimnersog

by **Queer Poco el Mono Ara** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 10:01 am

The Final Una Serie standings look a little something like this

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W L D Pts 1 Pythons 44 26 10 8 86 [Champions] 2 Ridgemont Town 44 24 15 5 77 3 Augustus 44 22 14 8 74 4 Almondvale 44 21 17 6 69 5 Royal Khaldoon 44 17 14 13 64 6 Athletic Khaldoon 44 18 17 9 63 7 Jonastown United 44 17 20 7 58 8 Real Minanda 44 15 18 11 56 9 Salaga F.C 44 13 18 13 52 10 Skyte City 44 13 22 9 48 11 Valengren Kickers 44 12 22 10 46 12 Port Los Renato 44 11 23 10 43 [Relegated]

(A review of the final week will follow...)

League I standings

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W D L GD Pts 1 Belle-Isle on Sea 44 25 5 14 14 80 [Promoted] 2 Villa Ortiz 44 25 4 15 15 79 3 Garrincha F.C 44 23 5 16 15 74 4 1860 Flumineiro 44 21 6 17 17 69 5 Burston Wanderers 44 21 5 18 17 68 6 Rydell United 44 19 7 18 -2 64 7 Barbossa 44 16 10 18 0 58 8 MS Leighton 44 18 4 22 -20 58 9 Racing Cruzeira 44 16 9 19 3 57 10 New Boys Royceton 44 17 5 22 -13 56 11 Sunset Village 44 13 8 23 -27 47 12 Athletico Palampas 44 13 6 25 -19 45 [Relegated]

League II standings

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W D L GD Pts 1 Valengren Rovers 44 21 12 11 28 75 [Promoted] 2 Hunslet Wanderers 44 21 10 13 29 73 3 Ajax Khaldoon II 44 20 9 15 14 69 4 Old Forrest 44 20 6 18 15 66 5 Burley United 44 19 8 17 9 65 6 Stourton Town 44 17 11 16 -7 62 7 Racing Minanda 44 18 6 20 -12 60 8 Palampas 44 15 13 16 1 58 9 Villa Flumineiro 44 17 5 22 -12 56 10 Allied Motor Trade 44 17 4 23 -16 55 11 Renato Albion 44 14 11 19 -14 53 12 East Khaldoon Park 44 14 7 23 -35 49

Coorsberg Amateur League

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W D L GD Pts 1 Redfern and Bridges 38 22 7 9 35 73 2 Barbossa Orient 38 17 8 13 13 59 3 Al-Sameria 38 17 8 13 12 59 4 Whitfield 38 18 5 15 6 59 5 Universidad de Palampas 38 17 7 14 14 58 6 Al-Alfaria 38 18 4 16 -1 58 7 Al-Famiera 38 17 6 15 3 57 8 Nacional 38 16 8 14 0 56 9 Churwell Amateurs 38 16 7 15 5 55 10 Rydell County 38 17 3 18 10 54 11 Royceton Town 38 14 10 14 -8 52 12 Al-Hossam 38 16 4 18 -18 52 13 Ambrose F.C 38 15 7 16 -23 52 14 Oxcastle Wanderers 38 13 12 13 -1 51 15 Al-Alikhad 38 15 4 19 1 49 16 Newsham Town 38 15 4 19 -4 49 17 Salaga Athletic 38 13 8 17 -13 47 18 Greenhope Forrest 38 13 7 18 -7 46 19 Inglby 38 13 6 19 -11 45 20 Basham F.C. 38 11 9 18 -13 42

Trofeo Royal

Code: Select all: Round 1 Palampas 0 - 1 Renato Albion Burley United 0 - 1 Hunslet Wanderers Round 2 East Khaldoon Park 2 - 1 Hunslet Wanderers Renato Albion 2 - 1 Racing Minanda Round 3 Belle-Isle on Sea 1 - 4 Augustus Rydell United 0 - 0 Athletico Palampas 2-1PENS Stourton Town 0 - 0 Allied Motor Trade 0-1AET Valengren Rovers 0 - 0 Sunset Village 0-1AET Valengren Kickers 2 - 1 East Khaldoon Park Royal Khaldoon 3 - 1 Garrincha Old Forrest 0 - 2 Real Minanda Salaga F.C 0 - 0 Racing Cruzeira 2-3PENS MS Leighton 0 -2 Almondvale Athletic Khaldoon 1 - 0 Villa Ortiz Burston Wanderers 2 - 2 Jonastown Utd 3-2AET Port Los Renato 3 - 3 Barbossa 2-0AET Renato Albion 1 - 3 Ridgemont Town Pythons 1 - 3 New Boys Royceton Skyte City 1 - 2 Ajax Khaldoon II 1860 Flumineiro 1 - 0 Villa Flumineiro Round 4 Allied Motor Trade 1 - 0 Burston Wanderers Ridgemont Town 2 - 1 Real Minanda Ajax Khaldoon II 1 - 0 Athletic Khaldoon Racing Cruzeira 2 - 0 Rydell United Port Los Renato 1 - 1 Royal Khaldoon 3-0PENS Augustus 3 - 0 New Boys Royceton Sunset Village 1 - 3 Valengren Kickers Almondvale 3 - 3 1860 Flumineiro 4-3AET 1/4 Final Augustus 3 - 1 Ajax Khaldoon II Allied Motor Trade 0 - 1 Racing Cruzeira Port Los Renato 3 - 2 Ridgemont Town Valengren Kickers 1 - 3 Almondvale Semi Final Augustus 2 - 0 Racing Cruzeira Port Los Renato 2 - 2 Almondvale 2-0PENS Final Augustus 4 - 3 Port Los Renato

TQCC
Una Serie Champions - Pythons
Runners Up - Ridgemont Town

Globe Cup
3rd Place and Trofeo Royal Winners - Augustus
4th Place - Almondvale
Trofeo Royal Runners-Up - Port Los Renato

by **Courezzia** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 10:02 am

Anyone interested in buying Piero on a £12m deal?

by **Nethertopia** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 12:31 pm

Um.

Yeah.

Due to the incredible foolishness of the NeFA and the reorganisation of the Nethertopian football league structure and some passed deadlines, *deep breath* the Nethertopian Football Association will only submit two teams to the Globe Cup.

Tenderville United and NAPPC are the two teams that have been playing in the CMSC and are currently in some sort of table. They are thusly hereby sort of eligible for the competition. I hope.

Um. Yeah.

Globe Cup entries:
1. Tenderville United
2. NAPPC

by **Commerce Heights** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 12:50 pm

Association codes

ACF  Association francophone    NEW  Newmanistan
ADN  Ad’ihan                    OSR  Osarius
AGU  Aguazul                    PAN  Panuul
CAF  Cafundéu                   PAS  Pasarga
CAM  Candelaria And Marquez     QPM  Queer Poco el Mono Ara
CAR  Carpathia and Ruthenia     QUT  The Islands of Qutar
COM  Capitalizt SLANI           SNO  Sorthern Northland
DAN  Dancougar                  SOM  Somewhereistonia
EIT  Estresse Intenso           SPT  Septentrionia
ESF  Elves Security Forces      SRG  Sargossa
JES  Jesselton                  TAE  Taeshan
JSY  Jasĭyun                    UNL  Unreal229
KCU  Köseli Cumhuriyetler       VLD  Valladares
KRY  Krytenia                   VPH  Vephrall
MAC  The Macabees               WZI  West Zirconia

Seventeenth TakilQuip Champions’ Cup—Preliminary Rounds Draw

Procedural note
The late entry of Queer Poco el Mono Ara has been accepted, as it was submitted before the draw procedure began.

Final site selection
The newly-branded UICA Selection Committee voted to choose the site of the seventeenth TakilQuip Champions’ Cup, from among fourteen submissions.

Round 1: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 6, Atlantea Coliseum (TAE) 6, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 5, Isserson Stadium (KRY) 4, Lengden Road (SNO) 4, Estádio Rei Albieri Van Tocco (CAF) 3, Presídio (CAF) 2, Solidarity Stadium (CAM) 2, Artani (ESF) 2, Anaphase Alchemy Stadium (PSC) 2, Independiente (SRG) 2, Maracatuzão (CAF) 1 (17), Southern Arena (KRY) 1 (16), Babel Spiral (EIT) 1 (8)
Round 2: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 7, Atlantea Coliseum (TAE) 6, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 5, Isserson Stadium (KRY) 4, Lengden Road (SNO) 4, Estádio Rei Albieri Van Tocco (CAF) 3, Presídio (CAF) 2, Solidarity Stadium (CAM) 2, Artani (ESF) 2, Anaphase Alchemy Stadium (PSC) 2, Independiente (SRG) 2, Southern Arena (KRY) 1 (21), Maracatuzão (CAF) 1 (20)
Round 3: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 7, Atlantea Coliseum (TAE) 6, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 5, Estádio Rei Albieri Van Tocco (CAF) 4, Isserson Stadium (KRY) 4, Lengden Road (SNO) 4, Presídio (CAF) 2, Solidarity Stadium (CAM) 2, Artani (ESF) 2, Anaphase Alchemy Stadium (PSC) 2, Independiente (SRG) 2, Southern Arena (KRY) 1
Round 4: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 7, Atlantea Coliseum (TAE) 6, Isserson Stadium (KRY) 5, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 5, Estádio Rei Albieri Van Tocco (CAF) 4, Lengden Road (SNO) 4, Presídio (CAF) 2 (11), Solidarity Stadium (CAM) 2 (9), Artani (ESF) 2 (8), Anaphase Alchemy Stadium (PSC) 2 (7), Independiente (SRG) 2 (6)
Round 5: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 7, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 6, Atlantea Coliseum (TAE) 6, Isserson Stadium (KRY) 5, Estádio Rei Albieri Van Tocco (CAF) 4, Lengden Road (SNO) 4, Anaphase Alchemy Stadium (PSC) 3, Presídio (CAF) 2 (16), Solidarity Stadium (CAM) 2 (13), Artani (ESF) 2 (12)
Round 6: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 8, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 6, Atlantea Coliseum (TAE) 6, Isserson Stadium (KRY) 5, Estádio Rei Albieri Van Tocco (CAF) 4, Lengden Road (SNO) 4, Solidarity Stadium (CAM) 3, Anaphase Alchemy Stadium (PSC) 3, Presídio (CAF) 2
Round 7: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 8, Estádio Rei Albieri Van Tocco (CAF) 6, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 6, Atlantea Coliseum (TAE) 6, Isserson Stadium (KRY) 5, Lengden Road (SNO) 4, Solidarity Stadium (CAM) 3 (24), Anaphase Alchemy Stadium (PSC) 3 (17)
Round 8: King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 8, Estádio Rei Albieri Van Tocco (CAF) 7, Isserson Stadium (KRY) 6, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 6, Atlantea Coliseum (TAE) 6, Lengden Road (SNO) 5, Solidarity Stadium (CAM) 3
Round 9: Estádio Rei Albieri Van Tocco (CAF) 8, King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 8, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 7, Isserson Stadium (KRY) 6, Atlantea Coliseum (TAE) 7, Lengden Road (SNO) 5
Round 10: Estádio Rei Albieri Van Tocco (CAF) 9, King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 9, Isserson Stadium (KRY) 8, Atlantea Coliseum (TAE) 8, Tundra Falls Proving Grounds (NEW) 7
Round 11: Estádio Rei Albieri Van Tocco (CAF) 12, Isserson Stadium (KRY) 11, King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 10, Atlantea Coliseum (TAE) 8
Round 12: Estádio Rei Albieri Van Tocco (CAF) 15, Isserson Stadium (KRY) 15, King Daniel III National Stadium (DAN) 11
Round 13: Isserson Stadium (KRY) 21, Estádio Rei Albieri Van Tocco (CAF) 20

Isserson Stadium in Emberton, Krytenia will host the final.

First preliminary round draw
Likas (JES)–Ridgemont Town (QPM)
Burningham City (OSR)–CF Cabezmesada (MAC)
Cong (UNL)–İlhanköy (KCU)

Second preliminary round draw
Section I
Bayern Phoenix (TAE)–Arcrés Millos (AGU)
Grand Arsenal (ADN)–Avidia United (KRY)
Ἄργος ΛΠ (COM)–Mar Sara FC (ESF)
Section II
Likas (JES) or Ridgemont Town (QPM)–Eterna Stars (VLD)
Centralia (NEW)–XM Mui xe (UNL)
Metropolis Alligators (VLD)–Fedala Imperial (MAC)
Firewood City (OSR)–Wiechester FC (TAE)
Cimnersog Town (PAN)–Pythons (QPM)
Cong (UNL) or İlhanköy (KCU)–Sporting San Marquez (SRG)
Burningham City (OSR) or CF Cabezmesada (MAC)–Veszprém (CAR)
Archfield Athletic (QUT)–Tanrısal (PAS)
Kepayan (JES)–Atlantas Klaipaada (SOM)
Sultanlı FK (KCU)–Fareham (QUT)

Third preliminary round draw
Section I
17th of October (SNO)–Albrecht Turkish (CAM)
Mylfe CE (VPH)–Grand Arsenal (ADN) or Avidia United (KRY)
County Stanley (ADN)–Yuba United (COM)
Football Nordiqueville (SPT)–Bayern Phoenix (TAE) or Arcrés Millos (AGU)
Mort Park (WZI)–A.F.F. (CAF)
Ἄργος ΛΠ (COM) or Mar Sara FC (ESF)–Surgeons (EIT)
Oillid CE (VPH)–Castrograd SC (SNO)
Soldarian FC (ESF)–Sporting Lakeport (DAN)
Sokojiwa Dosi CK (COM)–Neurologists (EIT)
Dynamo Kalinsk (DAN)–Banks (WZI)
Section II
Trecelunas FC (AGU)–Tundra Falls (NEW)
Sultanlı FK (KCU) or Fareham (QUT)–Firewood City (OSR) or Wiechester FC (TAE)
Likas (JES) or Ridgemont Town (QPM) or Eterna Stars (VLD)–Centralia (NEW) or XM Mui xe (UNL)
Cong (UNL) or İlhanköy (KCU) or Sporting San Marquez (SRG)–Dinamo Karrakiv (SOM)
El Nacional (SRG)–Kepayan (JES) or Atlantas Klaipaada (SOM)
Archfield Athletic (QUT) or Tanrısal (PAS)–Mercia Bromham (KRY)
Mapabore Juventud (AGU)–Club Stein-los (PAS)
Atlantea Hurricanes (TAE)–Burningham City (OSR) or CF Cabezmesada (MAC) or Veszprém (CAR)
Monteriano (CAR)–Metropolis Alligators (VLD) or Fedala Imperial (MAC)
Casuals Osteria (KRY)–Cimnersog Town (PAN) or Pythons (QPM)

no teams qualified for playoff round

Qualified for group stage
Cafundó do Juta (CAF)
Petardos S/A (CAF)
Atlético Jutense (CAF)
Green Island (CAM)
Albrecht FC (CAM)
Caires City (CAM)
CS Ourseville 1093 (SPT)
CS Lac-Amédée (SPT)
CF Grand-Glacier (SPT)
San Diego Iguanas (COM)
Sonoma Center Panthers (COM)
Protectorate United (ADN)
Mountbatten Junction (ADN)
Raynor City United (ESF) [title holder]
Hondo FC (ESF)
Qidade Savana (JSY)
Carter FC (JSY)
Heathfield United (SNO)
Poikimitagiin FE (VPH)
Sporting Kildare (DAN)
Psychiatrists (EIT)
Bradley Hornets (WZI)

Fourteenth Samseong Series B Champions’ Cup—Preliminary Round Draw

Procedural note
Should Samseongʼs Board of Football Affairs not hold a surprise party soon, the site of the fourteenth Samseong Series B Champions’ Cup final will be chosen at the time of the playoff round.

Preliminary round draw
Rapids (TAE)–Deportivo Peralta (AGU)
CS Anse-aux-Crapauds (SPT)–Air Force FC (UNL)
Valencia FC (VLD)–Sydenham (QUT)
Tammeka Kuressaare (SOM)–SC Dendros (PAS)
Docktown Deathdogs (TAE)–XM Qui Nhon (UNL)
Celesthem FC (PAS)–Moorcroft City (WZI)
AFC Stanton (WZI)–Yuki State–Helmsley (DAN)
Hastmead Diamante (OSR)–West Bend Wildcats (JSY)
Swinedon Town (SNO)–Rokeby Rovers (QUT)
Kronkow United (OSR)–Escritórios Macedo (EIT)
Haixe (UNL)–Rio Bonito (CAF)
Newstoke (SNO)–Kareen FC (ESF)
Ucktingang OB (VPH)–Notegia Rangers (KRY)
FC Lili (VLD)–Api-Api (JES)
Junipa Athletic (OSR)–Apsley Athletic (QUT)
FBK Kedainiai (SOM)–Manchester (NEW)
Pocono Lake (NEW)–Aterro FC (EIT)
Evenfar FC (PAS)–Bukit Padang (JES)
FC Nacional (AGU)–Deportivo Aguablanca (VLD)
Callisto City (OSR)–XM Preah Penh (UNL)
Telipok (JES)–Pomperae FE (VPH)
Bradford Town (NEW)–Karambunai (JES)
CF Mont-Pluie Jativa (ACF)–Olimpiskais Kaljak (SOM)
Riverton Olympic (CAM)–Nacional (VLD)
CFF Monthuez (KRY)–Amada University (DAN)

Qualified for playoff round
Atlético Insular (CAF)
Khalmar-Tijhus (CAF)
Eldorado (CAF)
Cathedral City (CAM)
Candelaria-Allemali (CAM)
McDonald SC (CAM)
Pointemer AC (SPT)
Police de Saint-Jacques (SPT)
FC Les Vals (SPT)
Sonoma City Volcanoes (COM)
Humai Titans (JSY)
Penbûlg Donʼûjĭ (JSY)
Flitton City (ADN)
AFC Hatton (ADN)
AC Hartdale (ESF)
Baysleef FC (ESF)
FC Wexax (ESF)
High Mountain Buffalo B (JSY)
New Haverford Albion (JSY)
Floral FC (JSY)
Reading Town (SNO)
Locomotiv Shingon (SNO)
DFE Anhenir (VPH)
FE Dranacess (VPH)
Hazuki State University (DAN)
Carnegie Tech. Institute (DAN)
Camisa Dez (EIT)
Academia Acropolis (EIT)
Sephton County (WZI)
Hyland Town (WZI)
Ojedo Cerro (AGU)
AC Mineros (AGU)
Stratford Rovers (KRY)
Aigburth Athletic (KRY)
Laketown Rangers (TAE)
Al Haxire (TAE)
Riverside (NEW)
Targas United (PAS)
Olnavia United (SOM)

by **Cafundeu** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 3:37 pm

Association codes:

ADN  Ad’ihan                    OSR  Osarius
AGU  Aguazul                    PAN  Panuul
CAF  Cafundéu                   PAS  Pasarga
CAM  Candelaria And Marquez     QPM  Queer Poco el Mono Ara
CAR  Carpathia and Ruthenia     QUT  The Islands of Qutar
COM  Capitalizt SLANI           SNO  Sorthern Northland
DAN  Dancougar                  SOM  Somewhereistonia
EIT  Estresse Intenso           SPT  Septentrionia
ESF  Elves Security Forces      SRG  Sargossa
JES  Jesselton                  TAE  Taeshan
JSY  Jasĭyun                    UNL  Unreal229
KCU  Köseli Cumhuriyetler       VLD  Valladares
KRY  Krytenia                   VPH  Vephrall
MAC  The Macabees               WZI  West Zirconia
NEW  Newmanistan

The Fourteenth Globe Cup
presented by Globo Multimedia and Banco Econômico

Draw of the first stages

Selective Stage:

San Lucchese (CAR) x Oldbridge City (ADN)
Porto Lacruz (CAF) x SC Troubalose (PAS)
Corcaigh (SNO) x St. Martin Athletic (WZI)
Port Los Renato (QPM) x Dawson Springs FC (COM)
AFC Hollybrent (OSR) x Frontvielle Impact (VLD)
Sokojito Dosi Gyulhabdwen (COM) x Grasshoppers Turic FC (OSR)
Estrella Torréon (SRG) x Zzzentini Xenankakti (UNL)
Sudistes de Bourdailleux (SPT) x Orthopedists (EIT)
Stoneridge United (DAN) x Papar (JES)
Ventspils Redwings (SOM) x Kolombong (JES)
Southport (NEW) x Marquez-Onwere (CAM)
Pembroke Vale (QUT) x Caversham (KRY)
Theo nhóm (UNL) x Los Riosa Monstas (TAE)
AC Valanari (ESF) x Kuzeykoyspor (KCU)
Almondvale (QPM) x Huellim FE (VPH)

Preliminary Stage:

Stoneridge United (DAN) or Papar (JES) x Dûsanto Mojaikĭjĭ (JSY)
Porto Lacruz (CAF) or SC Troubalose (PAS) x Sparrowbottom Athletic (SNO)
Pembroke Vale (QUT) or Caversham (KRY) x Merpisms CE (VPH)
Port Los Renato (QPM) or Dawson Springs FC (COM) x Port Royal FC (DAN)
Estrella Torréon (SRG) or Zzzentini Xenankakti (UNL) x Oncologists (EIT)
Ventspils Redwings (SOM) or Kolombong (JES) x Stanley United (WZI)
Slateport Bulls (VLD) x CA Condadore (AGU)
Sudistes de Bourdailleux (SPT) or Orthopedists (EIT) x Dereapolis City (KRY)
Almondvale (QPM) or Huellim FE (VPH) x Real Chinchinhua (TAE)
San Lucchese (CAR) or Oldbridge City (ADN) x NAPPC (NTH)
AFC Hollybrent (OSR) or Frontvielle Impact (VLD) x Ciudad Soluca (SRG)
Theo nhóm (UNL) or Los Riosa Monstas (TAE) x Pocono City (NEW)
Sokojito Dosi Gyulhabdwen (COM) or Grasshoppers Turic FC (OSR) x Baskita FC (PAS)
Corcaigh (SNO) or St. Martin Athletic (WZI) x Harkány (CAR)
AC Valanari (ESF) or Kuzeykoyspor (KCU) x Metalurgs (SOM)
Southport (NEW) or Marquez-Onwere (CAM) x Cotham Knights (QUT)

Teams qualified for Eliminatory Stage:

Greeningham City (OSR)
Putatan (JES)
Ranca Toco (CAF)
Arrigo Portuguese (CAM)
Latins de Septentrionalis (SPT)
San Solari FC (COM)
Tallyn Rovers (ADN)
FC Capri (ESF)
the 16 winners of Globe Cup's preliminary stage
the 3 eliminated teams from TQCC 1st preliminary stage
the 13 eliminated teams from TQCC 2nd preliminary stage

Teams qualified for Qualifying Stage:

Terabits CE (VPH)
Shuukyuu Kishin (DAN)
Otorhinolaryngologists (EIT)
Markham (WZI)
Piratas de Grisolon (AGU)
Ousevale Borough (KRY)
Yaton FC (TAE)
Tenderville United (NTH)
Porto Alegro Azul (SRG)
Springfield (NEW)
Galactica (PAS)
Cozzano (CAR)
Qasarian Sparta (SOM)
Fortuna Cimnersog (PAN)
Lockstow United (QUT)
Tannenberg FC (VLD)
Macabee Hawks (MAC)
CLBTTU229 (UNL)
Augustus (QPM)
Gelibolu (KCU)
the 20 winners of Globe Cup's eliminatory stage
the 20 eliminated teams from TQCC 3rd preliminary stage

Teams qualified for Group Stage:

Dunboor FC (CAF)
Caires Sports (CAM)
CS Sept-Onze Ourseville (SPT)
Black Oasis Athletic (COM)
Altsend FC (ADN)
SC Rinaldi (ESF)
Noka Mariners (JSY)
Lispole Strand (SNO)
the 30 winners of Globe Cup's qualifying stage
the 10 eliminated teams from TQCC's Playoff Stage

Globe Cup final stadium:

Between twelve stadia (oh! another increase!), the man responsible for choosing the venue between the candidates decided to stop studying the bids to prepare dinner, carrying the papers with him. While cooking, one of the papers was set on fire, which was considered then the "chosen one". So, the host of the final will be Williamson Park, Banks, in West Zirconia (cap. 52,000).

by **Commerce Heights** » Mon Aug 31, 2009 3:26 pm

Seventeenth TakilQuip Champions’ Cup—Preliminary Phase

First preliminary round

(JES)                     Likas    2–2 a  Ridgemont Town           (QPM)    2–1   0–1
(OSR)           Burningham City    3–1    CF Cabezmesada           (MAC)    2–0   1–1
(UNL)                      Cong    3–2    İlhanköy                 (KCU)    1–1   2–1

Second preliminary round

Section I
(TAE)            Bayern Phoenix    2–3    Arcrés Millos            (AGU)    0–3   2–0
(ADN)             Grand Arsenal    3–2    Avidia United            (KRY)    2–0   1–2
(COM)                  Ἄργος ΛΠ    1–4    Mar Sara FC              (ESF)    1–2   0–2
Section II
(QPM)            Ridgemont Town    1–4    Eterna Stars             (VLD)    0–2   1–2
(NEW)                 Centralia    5–2    XM Mui xe                (UNL)    4–1   1–1
(VLD)     Metropolis Alligators    2–3    Fedala Imperial          (MAC)    1–0   1–3
(OSR)             Firewood City    0–6    Wiechester FC            (TAE)    0–1   0–5
(PAN)            Cimnersog Town    0–4    Pythons                  (QPM)    0–4   0–0
(UNL)                      Cong    2–4    Sporting San Marquez     (SRG)    1–2   1–2
(OSR)           Burningham City  a 4–4    Veszprém                 (CAR)    1–2   3–2  (aet)
(QUT)        Archfield Athletic    3–1    Tanrısal                 (PAS)    0–1   3–0
(JES)                   Kepayan    1–7    Atlantas Klaipaada       (SOM)    0–3   1–4
(KCU)               Sultanlı FK    3–6    Fareham                  (QUT)    3–2   0–4

Third preliminary round

Section I
(SNO)           17th of October    3–6    Albrecht Turkish         (CAM)    2–1   1–5
(VPH)                  Mylfe CE    5–3    Grand Arsenal            (ADN)    3–1   2–2
(ADN)            County Stanley    1–3    Yuba United              (COM)    1–1   0–2
(SPT)    Football Nordiqueville    4–3    Arcrés Millos            (AGU)    3–3   1–0
(WZI)                 Mort Park    4–3    A.F.F.                   (CAF)    4–1   0–2
(ESF)               Mar Sara FC    4–2    Surgeons                 (EIT)    2–1   2–1
(VPH)                 Oillid CE    1–6    Castrograd SC            (SNO)    0–3   1–3
(ESF)              Soldarian FC    3–2    Sporting Lakeport        (DAN)    2–0   1–2
(COM)          Sokojiwa Dosi CK    3–4    Neurologists             (EIT)    2–2   1–2
(DAN)            Dynamo Kalinsk    4–2    Banks                    (WZI)    3–0   1–2
Section II
(AGU)             Trecelunas FC    2–1    Tundra Falls             (NEW)    1–0   1–1
(QUT)                   Fareham    1–3    Wiechester FC            (TAE)    1–2   0–1
(VLD)              Eterna Stars  a 3–3    Centralia                (NEW)    1–1   2–2
(SRG)      Sporting San Marquez    2–3    Dinamo Karrakiv          (SOM)    0–1   2–2
(SRG)               El Nacional    7–2    Atlantas Klaipaada       (SOM)    4–0   3–2
(QUT)        Archfield Athletic    0–4    Mercia Bromham           (KRY)    0–1   0–3
(AGU)         Mapabore Juventud    6–1    Club Stein-los           (PAS)    3–1   3–0
(TAE)       Atlantea Hurricanes    4–3    Burningham City          (OSR)    2–0   2–3
(CAR)                Monteriano    3–4    Fedala Imperial          (MAC)    1–2   2–2
(KRY)           Casuals Osteria    8–2    Pythons                  (QPM)    6–0   2–2

Playoff round draw
Section I
Neurologists (EIT)–Football Nordiqueville (SPT)
Dynamo Kalinsk (DAN)–Mylfe CE (VPH)
Yuba United (COM)–Mort Park (WZI)
Castrograd SC (SNO)–Mar Sara FC (ESF)
Soldarian FC (ESF)–Albrecht Turkish (CAM)
Section II
Eterna Stars (VLD)–Atlantea Hurricanes (TAE)
El Nacional (SRG)–Wiechester FC (TAE)
Mapabore Juventud (AGU)–Fedala Imperial (MAC)
Mercia Bromham (KRY)–Dinamo Karrakiv (SOM)
Trecelunas FC (AGU)–Casuals Osteria (KRY)

Fourteenth Samseong Series B Champions’ Cup—Preliminary Phase

Preliminary round

(TAE)                    Rapids    4–2    Deportivo Peralta        (AGU)    3–2   1–0
(SPT)      CS Anse-aux-Crapauds    3–0    Air Force FC             (UNL)    1–0   2–0
(VLD)               Valencia FC    4–1    Sydenham                 (QUT)    3–1   1–0
(SOM)        Tammeka Kuressaare    3–4    SC Dendros               (PAS)    1–2   2–2  (aet)
(TAE)        Docktown Deathdogs    5–0    XM Qui Nhon              (UNL)    3–0   2–0
(PAS)              Celesthem FC    2–5    Moorcroft City           (WZI)    1–2   1–3
(WZI)               AFC Stanton    0–3    Yuki State–Helmsley      (DAN)    0–1   0–2
(OSR)         Hastmead Diamante    0–5    West Bend Wildcats       (JSY)    0–2   0–3
(SNO)             Swinedon Town    2–0    Rokeby Rovers            (QUT)    1–0   1–0
(OSR)            Kronkow United    1–3    Escritórios Macedo       (EIT)    0–2   1–1
(UNL)                     Haixe    2–6    Rio Bonito               (CAF)    1–2   1–4
(SNO)                  Newstoke    1–2    Kareen FC                (ESF)    0–0   1–2
(VPH)             Ucktingang OB    3–0    Notegia Rangers          (KRY)    2–0   1–0
(VLD)                   FC Lili    0–3    Api-Api                  (JES)    0–1   0–2
(OSR)           Junipa Athletic    5–4    Apsley Athletic          (QUT)    2–2   3–2
(SOM)             FBK Kedainiai    4–5    Manchester               (NEW)    3–3   1–2
(NEW)               Pocono Lake    1–3    Aterro FC                (EIT)    1–1   0–2
(PAS)                Evenfar FC    2–1    Bukit Padang             (JES)    0–0   2–1
(AGU)               FC Nacional    3–3 a  Deportivo Aguablanca     (VLD)    3–2   0–1
(OSR)             Callisto City    1–2    XM Preah Penh            (UNL)    0–0   1–2
(JES)                   Telipok    3–7    Pomperae FE              (VPH)    2–5   1–2
(NEW)             Bradford Town    4–0    Karambunai               (JES)    2–0   2–0
(ACF)      CF Mont-Pluie Jativa    1–7    Olimpiskais Kaljak       (SOM)    1–5   0–2
(CAM)          Riverton Olympic    2–1    Nacional                 (VLD)    1–1   1–0
(KRY)              CFF Monthuez    2–6    Amada University         (DAN)    1–2   1–4

Playoff round draw
Olimpiskais Kaljak (SOM)–Riverside (NEW)
Api-Api (JES)–Reading Town (SNO)
DFE Anhenir (VPH)–Deportivo Aguablanca (VLD)
New Haverford Albion (JSY)–Ojedo Cerro (AGU)
Riverton Olympic (CAM)–Khalmar-Tijhus (CAF)
Rio Bonito (CAF)–Hazuki State University (DAN)
Police de Saint-Jacques (SPT)–Amada University (DAN)
Hyland Town (WZI)–Cathedral City (CAM)
Flitton City (ADN)–Carnegie Tech. Institute (DAN)
AC Mineros (AGU)–Valencia FC (VLD)
Moorcroft City (WZI)–Atlético Insular (CAF)
FC Wexax (ESF)–High Mountain Buffalo B (JSY)
Academia Acropolis (EIT)–Candelaria-Allemali (CAM)
Al Haxire (TAE)–Locomotiv Shingon (SNO)
FE Dranacess (VPH)–FC Les Vals (SPT)
Floral FC (JSY)–Swinedon Town (SNO)
Targas United (PAS)–AFC Hatton (ADN)
Kareen FC (ESF)–Evenfar FC (PAS)
AC Hartdale (ESF)–Rapids (TAE)
Aigburth Athletic (KRY)–Docktown Deathdogs (TAE)
Laketown Rangers (TAE)–CS Anse-aux-Crapauds (SPT)
Stratford Rovers (KRY)–Camisa Dez (EIT)
Yuki State–Helmsley (DAN)–Pointemer AC (SPT)
XM Preah Penh (UNL)–Penbûlg Donʼûjĭ (JSY)
Olnavia United (SOM)–Pomperae FE (VPH)
Aterro FC (EIT)–West Bend Wildcats (JSY)
Manchester (NEW)–SC Dendros (PAS)
Humai Titans (JSY)–Junipa Athletic (OSR)
Escritórios Macedo (EIT)–Bradford Town (NEW)
Sonoma City Volcanoes (COM)–Sephton County (WZI)
Baysleef FC (ESF)–Ucktingang OB (VPH)
McDonald SC (CAM)–Eldorado (CAF)

by **Cafundeu** » Mon Aug 31, 2009 8:40 pm

The Fourteenth Globe Cup
Selective and Preliminary Stages

The Selective Stage:

First leg:

(CAR)                  San Lucchese     0-3     Oldbridge City                (ADN)
(CAF)                  Porto Lacruz     2-1     SC Troubalose                 (PAS)
(SNO)                      Corcaigh     4-2     St. Martin Athletic           (WZI)
(QPM)               Port Los Renato     1-1     Dawson Springs FC             (COM)
(OSR)                AFC Hollybrent     3-3     Frontvielle Impact            (VLD)
(COM)     Sokojito Dosi Gyulhabdwen     3-1     Grasshoppers Turic FC         (OSR)
(SRG)              Estrella Torreón     2-0     Zzzentini Xenankakti          (UNL)
(SPT)      Sudistes de Bourdailleux     3-2     Orthopedists                  (EIT)
(DAN)             Stoneridge United     4-0     Papar                         (JES)
(SOM)            Ventspils Redwings     0-0     Kolombong                     (JES)
(NEW)                     Southport     1-3     Marquez-Onwere                (CAM)
(QUT)                 Pembroke Vale     1-0     Caversham                     (KRY)
(UNL)                     Theo nhóm     1-1     Los Riosa Monstas             (TAE)
(ESF)                   AC Valanari     4-1     Kuzeykoyspor                  (KCU)
(QPM)                    Almondvale     0-1     Huellim FE                    (VPH)

2nd leg:

(ADN)                Oldbridge City (5) 2-0 (0) San Lucchese                  (CAR)
(PAS)                 SC Troubalose (2) 1-1 (3) Porto Lacruz                  (CAF)
(WZI)           St. Martin Athletic (5) 3-2 (6) Corcaigh                      (SNO)
(COM)             Dawson Springs FC (3) 2-0 (1) Port Los Renato               (QPM)
(VLD)            Frontvielle Impact (5) 2-1 (4) AFC Hollybrent                (OSR)
(OSR)         Grasshoppers Turic FC (3) 2-4 (7) Sokojito Dosi Gyulhabdwen     (COM)
(UNL)          Zzzentini Xenankakti (0) 0-2 (4) Estrella Torreón              (SRG)
(EIT)                  Orthopedists (3) 1-1 (4) Sudistes de Bourdailleux      (SPT)
(JES)                         Papar (0) 0-0 (4) Stoneridge United             (DAN)
(JES)                     Kolombong (1) 1-2 (2) Ventspils Redwings            (SOM)
(CAM)                Marquez-Onwere (6) 3-1 (2) Southport                     (NEW)
(KRY)                     Caversham (1) 1-0 (1) Pembroke Vale                 (QUT)
                        Extra time: (1) 1-0 (1)
                         Penalties:     3-4
(TAE)             Los Riosa Monstas (1) 0-0 (1) Theo nhóm                     (UNL)
                        Away goals:     1-0
(KCU)                  Kuzeykoyspor (3) 2-3 (7) AC Valanari                   (ESF)
(VPH)                    Huellim FE (4) 3-1 (1) Almondvale                    (QPM)

The Preliminary Stage:

First leg:

(DAN)             Stoneridge United     0-0     Dûsanto Mojaikĭjĭ             (JSY)
(CAF)                  Porto Lacruz     4-2     Sparrowbottom Athletic        (SNO)
(QUT)                 Pembroke Vale     1-2     Merpisms CE                   (VPH)
(COM)             Dawson Springs FC     3-1     Port Royal FC                 (DAN)
(SRG)              Estrella Torreón     1-2     Oncologists                   (EIT)
(SOM)            Ventspils Redwings     0-2     Stanley United                (WZI)
(VLD)               Slateport Bulls     2-2     CA Condadore                  (AGU)
(SPT)      Sudistes de Bourdailleux     1-0     Dereapolis City               (KRY)
(VPH)                    Huellim FE     3-2     Real Chinchinhua              (TAE)
(ADN)                Oldbridge City     3-0     NAPPC                         (NTH)
(VLD)            Frontvielle Impact     0-0     Ciudad Soluca                 (SRG)
(TAE)             Los Riosa Monstas     1-3     Pocono City                   (NEW)
(COM)     Sokojito Dosi Gyulhabdwen     4-1     Baskita FC                    (PAS)
(SNO)                      Corcaigh     2-0     Harkány                       (CAR)
(ESF)                   AC Valanari     3-1     Metalurgs                     (SOM)
(CAM)                Marquez-Onwere     2-1     Cotham Knights                (QUT)

2nd leg:

(JSY)             Dûsanto Mojaikĭjĭ (2) 2-0 (0) Stoneridge United             (DAN)
(SNO)        Sparrowbottom Athletic (3) 1-2 (6) Porto Lacruz                  (CAF)
(VPH)                   Merpisms CE (3) 1-0 (1) Pembroke Vale                 (QUT)
(DAN)                 Port Royal FC (3) 2-0 (3) Dawson Springs FC             (COM)
                        Away goals:     1-0
(EIT)                   Oncologists (4) 2-2 (3) Estrella Torreón              (SRG)
(WZI)                Stanley United (4) 2-1 (1) Ventspils Redwings            (SOM)
(AGU)                  CA Condadore (6) 4-2 (4) Slateport Bulls               (VLD)
(KRY)               Dereapolis City (1) 1-0 (1) Sudistes de Bourdailleux      (SPT)
                        Extra time: (1) 1-0 (1)
                         Penalties:     3-5
(TAE)              Real Chinchinhua (5) 3-1 (4) Huellim FE                    (VPH)
(NTH)                         NAPPC (2) 2-3 (6) Oldbridge City                (ADN)
(SRG)                 Ciudad Soluca (1) 1-0 (0) Frontvielle Impact            (VLD)
(NEW)                   Pocono City (4) 1-1 (2) Los Riosa Monstas             (TAE)
(PAS)                    Baskita FC (2) 1-2 (6) Sokojito Dosi Gyulhabdwen     (COM)
(CAR)                       Harkány (0) 0-3 (5) Corcaigh                      (SNO)
(SOM)                     Metalurgs (4) 3-1 (4) AC Valanari                   (ESF)
                        Extra time: (4) 3-1 (4)
                         Penalties:     2-3
(QUT)                Cotham Knights (3) 2-3 (5) Marquez-Onwere                (CAM)

Eliminatory Stage - the draw:

Real Chinchinhua (TAE) x Tallyn Rovers (ADN)
Corcaigh (SNO) x İlhanköy (KCU)
Merpisms CE (VPH) x Sudistes de Bourdailleux (SPT)
Arrigo Portuguese (CAM) x Likas (JES)
Firewood City (OSR) x Ciudad Soluca (SRG)
San Solari FC (COM) x XM Mui xe (UNL)
Cong (UNL) x Dûsanto Mojaikĭjĭ (JSY)
Greeningham City (OSR) x Cimnersog Town (PAN)
Stanley United (WZI) x Ἄργος ΛΠ (COM)
Avidia United (KRY) x AC Valanari (ESF)
Latins de Septentrionalis (SPT) x Kepayan (JES)
CA Condadore (AGU) x FC Capri (ESF)
Tanrisal (PAS) x Marquez-Onwere (CAM)
Pocono City (NEW) x Ranca Toco (CAF)
CF Cabezmesada (MAC) x Porto Lacruz (CAF)
Bayern Phoenix (TAE) x Metropolis Alligators (VLD)
Oncologists (EIT) x Oldbridge City (ADN)
Sultanli FK (KCU) x Putatan (JES)
Vezsprém (CAR) x Sokojito Dosi Gyulhabdwen (COM)
Ridgemont Town (QPM) x Port Royal FC (DAN)

Qualifying Stage - the draw:

Otorhinolaryngologists (EIT) x A.F.F. (CAF)
Ridgemont Town (QPM) or Port Royal FC (DAN) x Firewood City (OSR) or Ciudad Soluca (SRG)
Latins de Septentrionalis (SPT) or Kepayan (JES) x Gelibolu (KCU)
Sultanli FK (KCU) or Putatan (JES) x San Solari FC (COM) or XM Mui xe (UNL)
Fareham (QUT) x CF Cabezmesada (MAC) or Porto Lacruz (CAF)
Grand Arsenal (ADN) x Springfield (NEW)
Arrigo Portuguese (CAM) or Likas (JES) x Surgeons (EIT)
Fortuna Cimnersog (PAN) x Oillid CE (VPH)
Yaton FC (TAE) x Sokojiwa Dosi CK (COM)
Sporting San Marquez (SRG) x Real Chinchinhua (TAE) or Tallyn Rovers (ADN)
Cozzano (CAR) x Tannenberg FC (VLD)
Porto Alegro Azul (SRG) x Stanley United (WZI) or Ἄργος ΛΠ (COM)
Bayern Phoenix (TAE) or Metropolis Alligators (VLD) x Pythons (QPM)
Greeningham City (OSR) or Cimnersog Town (PAN) x Tanrisal (PAS) or Marquez-Onwere (CAM)
Vezsprém (CAR) or Sokojito Dosi Gyulhabdwen (COM) x Club Stein-los (PAS)
Augustus (QPM) x Galactica (PAS)
Corcaigh (SNO) or İlhanköy (KCU) x Avidia United (KRY) or AC Valanari (ESF)
Banks (WZI) x Arcrés Millos (AGU)
Oncologists (EIT) or Oldbridge City (ADN) x Ousevale Borough (KRY)
Lockstow United (QUT) x Centralia (NEW)
Merpisms CE (VPH) or Sudistes de Bourdailleux (SPT) x Burningham City (OSR)
17th of October (SNO) x Archfield Athletic (QUT)
Macabee Hawks (MAC) x Terabits CE (VPH)
Qasarian Sparta (SOM) x Markham (WZI)
Tenderville United (NTH) x County Stanley (ADN)
Cong (UNL) or Dûsanto Mojaikĭjĭ (JSY) x CA Condadore (AGU) or FC Capri (ESF)
Sporting Lakeport (DAN) x Monteriano (CAR)
Pocono City (NEW) or Ranca Toco (CAF) x Piratas de Grisolon (AGU)
Tundra Falls (NEW) x Atlantas Klaipaada (SOM)
CLBTTU229 (UNL) x Shuukyuu Kishin (DAN)

by **Queer Poco el Mono Ara** » Tue Sep 01, 2009 1:54 am

Final Fixture and post-season mini-report

Skyte Cit 0 – 1 Valengren Kickers
The Kickers maintained their league status with a final day victory over fellow strugglers Skyte. Skyte had guaranteed their place in next seasons Una Serie after last weeks 3-2 victory over Almondvale.
Valengren needed three points to ensure survival and grabbed the winning goal in injury time of the first half. A great run by Samuel Etouba was brought to a swift end when scythed down by David Beecham. The free kick was just on the edge of the Skyte box and to the left of the goal. Fabianzki assembled a 4 man wall and Nazim Benayoun’s view of the goal was minimal at best, however the midfielder curled the ball round the wall and bent the strike into the corner of the goal.
After the break neither side mustered a single attempt on goal looking content to play out the 1-0 victory.
Skyte’s dismal placing has heralded chants for former manager Daryl Ferguson to return, while Kickers manager Ray Hodgson’s position also looks unsafe. After the game he stated

“There have been a few stories circulating that I’m set to be replaced next year. At the moment I don’t know how much there is in these stories and will see shortly.”

If Hodgson is replaced likely candidates to take the Kickers helm include former Royal coach Keith Fletcher and Gavin Dickinson, who has been out of management since being fired by Barbossa 30 months ago.

Real Minanda 2 – 3 Ridgemont Town
Ridgemont secure TQCC football by beating Minanda away from home. Goals for Kees Van Zundert, Tom Smith and Joe Carol were just enough to see the Northerners past Real.
Minanda took the lead on 27 minutes thanks to a sublime volley from Alan Sherington, however they found themselves under pressure and Smith added another goal to his tally. Van Zundert then gave Ridgemont the league, blasting in a 30 yard stunner.
Forward Joe Carol made Ridgemont’s win secure in the 76th minute adding a third with a well timed run into the box before heading the ball beyond Al Weaver in the Minanda goal.
Real pulled back a late goal following a mix up in the Ridgemont defence which benefited veteran midfielder Lillian Blanc who squeezed the ball into the back of the goal.

Royal Khaldoon 2 – 2 Port Los Renato
Royal storm back from behind to end the Anchormen’s time in the Una Serie. Port Los Renato’s fairytale finale looked under way when Lionel Vega hit the back of the net with a minute on the clock. A long ball launched up field from the kick off was met with confusion in the Royal back for and Vega was the beneficiary smashing the ball into the goal. Just before half time PLR’s survival seemed ensured when Rio Heskey snuck through the offside trap and slotted home to double the lead.
After the second half began the home team pressed and were rewarded when Sargossan striker Juan Segura bagged his 16th goal of the season. A cross from the right was met with the slightest of touches from his right foot to take it beyond Fernando Earroc. PLR’s stay in the Una Serie came to an end when Omid Rustu met a corner at the near post and shepherded the ball into the goal with his chest. After the game Alex Rowley was sacked and PLR will start life in League I with a new manager. Royal disappointed fans by failing to break into the TQCC positions and also missed out on a Globe Cup position.

Pythons 0 – 0 Salaga F.C
Salaga concluded the season with a point against champions Pythons in a tepid performance from the league winners. Fielding a team with only 5 first team starters Pythons struggled to get a foot hold in the game however their performance was superior to that of an abysmal Salaga performance who can thank a great first half to the season for preventing their relegation. A major slide since mid-season has seen the new boys shift from 5th to a few points above relegation bound Port Los Renato.
The shock of the game was revealed afterwards when Pythons manager Mark Sloan confessed star striker Ishmael Van Dyke had handed in a transfer request. The captain has been a driving force in Pythons capturing three consecutive league titles and helping himself to three golden boot awards.

Augustus 2 – 2 Jonastown United
Augustus brought the curtain down on their most successful season to date with a late draw against Jonastown United.
J Town have moved quickly up the league following last season’s last day survival and looked to finish on a high with an away win at Augustus, however young duo Hugo Anderson and Wayne Ullrich had other ideas.
Jonastown took the lead going into half time when Alexis Berklas found himself in space in the Augustus box to rifle into the back of the net. The deficit was doubled on the hour when Berklas again found himself unmarked at the back post to head in from a Logan Jordan cross. Augustus pulled themselves back into the game when 18 year old Anderson was fouled in the box. The winger scored the resulting penalty and kickstarted the Augustus come back. 16 minutes before time, Anderson and Ullrich played a one two and Anderson fired a blistering shot at goal, Warren Beattie could only parry and Wayne Ullrich followed up to grab the equalizer.

Athletic Khaldoon 0 – 2 Almondvale
Athletic finish in their highest position to date, two points and one place higher than they have achieved for the last two years. However they will be disappointed that they couldn’t take three points from this game and outplace rivals Royal Khaldoon.
Almondvale strolled to victory in the second half of the game scoring just after the break. Seb Guardiola broke the deadlock with a thunderous strike from the edge of the Athletic box. This was added to when Athletic defender Jessie Williams nodded the ball into the back of his own goal while under no pressure.
After the match Almondvale manager Fletcher Goodwin beamed

“Another year goes by, and we see another improvement. I don’t think it’s bad going that we made top 4 on such a slim budget. We have no money to buy players so I’ve been loaning in whoever I can whenever I can. We’ve also got a few lads coming through the youth team I’m planning on having a look at next term.”

The end of season bit...

Augustus retain their Trofeo Royal beating opponents destined for relegation in the final for the second year running. Port Los Renato’s lousy league performance was either compounded by or made up for with a run to the final in the Trofeo Royal. Next season when they begin life in League I they will have the opportunity to play in the Globe Cup, which again will put pressure on a team who are currently without a manager following the sacking of Alex Rowley.

Rowley however isn’t the only managerial casualty of the off season as the Villa Ortiz board have become tired of Don Heckles failed attempts to gain promotion. Ortiz again finished second and it is the belief of the chairman that this is as far as Heckles can take the Ortiz side. His sacking may herald Rowley’s return to management sooner rather than later.

Royal Khaldoon are expected to flash some of the cash they failed to spend last year and bring in a number of new players to push for an International club competition place following this season’s less than expected fifth place finish. Khaldoon are currently on alert following the news Una Serie top goal scorer Ishmael Van Dyke has handed in a transfer request. The Pythons striker has grown weary at the lack of competition in the Una Serie and is looking to move abroad. However he has made it a pre-requisite for any team looking to inquire about his services that they must been playing TQCC football.

Newly promoted Belle-Isle on Sea face a tough job bringing in new players after the town was voted “worst place to live” in Queer Poco el Mono Ara. The results of this survey may not impact on any foreign transfers but Poconese natives have no qualms about avoiding the seaside town. However their movements in the transfer market are more likely to be impeded upon by their lack of funds. It has been suggested The Seasiders have only $1million to spend on new talent following their promotion to the Una Serie and are being torn apart by crippling debt following the move to a new stadium several years ago.

Skyte City are looking to offload a number of this years underperforming players following their slide from title contenders to relegation battle survivors. Defenders David Beecham and Max Belmont are on the list as are midfielder Gabriel Simeone and former international forward Alberto Xisco. Reserve goalkeeper Alex Santana is looking to find a way out of Skyte following his infrequent spells in goal for City despite the poor form of Fabien Fabianzki.

by **Candelaria And Marquez** » Tue Sep 01, 2009 2:08 pm

Code: Select all: Last Five Seasons CMSC Winners Runners-Up Third Place Cup Winners Runners-up XXXI Caires City Albrecht FC CandelariaAM Caires City KT Hotspur XXXII A.Turks Caires City Albrecht FC MarquezOW Catedral XXXIII Albrecht FC A.Turks Green Island Albrecht FC MarquezOW XXXIV Green Island MarquezOW Tenderville Albrecht FC Tenderville XXXV Green Island Albrecht FC Caires City Tenderville El din Marbles

CMSC XXXVI Preview

Across the multiverse; men, women and children huddled in corners wearing gaunt, hunted expressions and whispering to themselves can open their eyes and look upon the worlds anew. The Candelaria And Marquez Soccer Championship is back. Truly, there is a God.

Sooo… Er, yeah. As you were, really.

Very little in the way of newcomers, to be honest, will all indications suggesting a massive turnaround in personnel before next season instead… Not least because of rumours doing the rounds of a major change to the foreigner quota in a manner that may very well see the CMSC hauled before the Rushmori Court of… Employment Law, or something. Not to mention bring certain doom to the Marbles, NAPPC and Tenderville.

For now though, basically Green Island are going to win their third title in a row, with Turkish, the Scorpions and City sniffing around for second place. Unless we’re really, really lucky.

Best be getting on with it then, I suppose…

Foreign transfers prior to XXXVI
Lawrence Singer (Bostopia) ----------> to NAPPC
Nashroy Andryan (Jesselton) ----------> to McDonald SC
Sanizan Andu (Jesselton) ----------> to McDonald SC
Fahmi Hamizi (Jesselton) ----------> to Albrecht FC
Siraj Munir (Jesselton) ----------> to McDonald SC
Niek Hostetter (Nethertopia) ----------> to Mayo Valley
Thjis Stot (Nethertopia) ----------> to Marquez-Onwere
Shawn O’Connell (Newmanistan) ----------> to Caires City
Áron Mihály (Pasarga) ----------> to Albrecht Turkish
Laurent Balaban (Queer Poco el Mono Ara) ----------> to NAPPC
Ishmael Van Dyke (Queer Poco el Mono Ara) ----------> to NAPPC
Marcos Díaz García (Sargossa) ----------> to El din Marbles
Martijn Barentstochter of Bergkamp of Drotske of Groethuysen of Hackenbroch of Struycken (Sorthern Northland) ----------> to NAPPC
Tim Holtz (Sorthern Northland) ----------> to Tenderville United
Mike Pohl (Sorthern Northland) ----------> to Tenderville United
Jaival Subudhi (Steroga) ----------> to Mayo Valley
Dwier Titenburg Jr. (Valanora) ----------> to Albrecht Turkish

Foreign moves between CMSC clubs prior to XXXVI
Bartolomeu (Cafundéu) ----------> El din Marbles to Gamboa FC
Courtney Poole (Cassadaigua) ----------> Albrecht Turkish to Cathedral City
Massimo Iampietro (Kura-Pelland) ----------> Caires City to McDonald SC
Michel Mulder (Nethertopia) ----------> Green Island to Caires City
Alex Rafaela (Nethertopia) ----------> Tenderville United to Albrecht Turkish
Ricardo Luis Solaris (Queer Poco el Mono Ara) ----------> Melin & Nader to Cathedral City
Jared Clayton (Sarzonia) ----------> Radyukevich CSC to KT Hotspur
Cullen Maxwell (Sarzonia) ----------> Radyukevich CSC to KT Hotspur
Siiri Eenpalu (Somewhereistonia) ----------> Radyukevich CSC to AFC MN Smith
Jurgis Ģipslis (Somewhereistonia) ----------> Radyukevich CSC to Candelaria-Allemali
Anto Parrott (Somewhereistonia) ----------> Radyukevich CSC to Arrigo Portuguese
Rodrigo Silva (Starblaydia) ----------> Melin & Nader to Candelaria-Allemali
Tyler Kenroe (Taeshan) ----------> Albrecht Independent FC to Candelaria-Allemali
Morgan Banz (Valanora) ----------> Radyukevich CSC to Cathedral City
Nicole Delara (Valanora) ----------> Albrecht Independent FC to Cathedral City

Players marked with a * are foreigners born in Rushmore or otherwise Rushmori citizens, and exempt from the foreigner quota. Nethertopian players moving to and between Nethertopian clubs are excluded from the above list, for sanity’s sake.

Players marked with a ** are those who were formally registered as members of C&M clubs’ youth academies, and thus counting as ‘home-grown’.

Green Island: Stockley – Paterson, Tinuviel**, Dorack, Raviranjan** – Kures – Aldren, va Drake (c), Young, Durosa – Anwamane**
Nickname(s): GIZ
Stadium: Marlow Park [cap. 40,144], Zapata, Green Island
Coach: Daft Massimo
Background: A bunch of backward inbreds from the Candelarias’ oft-maligned third-largest island; the denizens of Green produced little of note prior to Lloyd Donnelly’s title-winning GIZ side back in XVI. Years later, Hane Davies got them promoted again, signed an obscure elf, led the club to second in the league – and they’ve since emerged as one of the dominant forces of the International Era, with two straight league titles under their belt. And lots and lots of Vanorians.
Team Style: Geared towards an offensive outlook, stunning enough; they ping it about like nobody’s business but their true strength arguably lies in moments of individual brilliance, with little Lúthien putting away any spilled saves that come her way. It really does work, y’know…
Star Names: I don’t suppose you’ve heard of a fella by the name of Eitherinbarion va Drake, have you? Just possibly the best player in the multiverse right now (although we’re a tad biased), the pointy hero is just about the complete player, but he’s merely one of a number – Aintôrthea Durosa is exceptionally versatile, Jhanna Young possesses shamefully un-Candelariasian amounts of talent (and she’s just a gurl), Lúthien Anwamanë is the highest scorer of the CMSC1’s international era, Ogus Kures a true unsung hero of last term who controls the midfield expertly and will have Albrecht FC kicking themselves they didn’t offer him an improved contract before XXXV… and that’s all without touching on young Jameson Aldren, who’s improving very rapidly indeed and looks as exciting a prospect as Young ever was…
On the Other Hand… No point wondering whether all this sparkly talent can fit together, after the last two seasons… But once again their XXXVI may be determined by the defence, which – big Dorack aside – remains nothing if not iffy. Not that they really need it.
Transfer Market: Why mess with perfection, eh? A couple of handy kids – full-back Antonio José Cantero and striker Ben Clayton come in from Castillo and Radyukevich to provide some options – and Marcelo Augusto Conceição Silva may push Raviranjan a bit, but Massimo’s sticking true to what he know he can trust for now.
Options: In general, it’s still a bench not to give the likely starters cold sweats – Valtheldorien Ealovaul clearly has a hell of a lot more growing to do before he can be anything more than Lúthien’s Vyintanese mate, and otherwise the trust is in the products of Zapata and the surrounding… whatever it is, these days. Versatile midfielder Jason Saunderson can still do a job, though.
The Fans Expect: Even they know they’ve been spoilt but, though a record-equalling third title in a row would be most welcome and all, a chance to put Massimo’s reputation as a cup boss to the test and make it further than the TQCC quarter-finals – never mind make the final itself – would pretty much put the cap on things. Most of all, though, they’d like their players and officials to start taking a more active role in their island’s political situation, because frankly the GIZ are all they’ve got left…
The Pundits Expect: Three in a row. Not at a canter, because this side’ll always have holes at the back and hardly swept to victory over the previous two seasons, but they’re most people’s tips to do it again. Not that it wouldn’t be a ghastly prospect, of course. Us Candelariasians have mocked our West Zirconian neighbours for their one-sided championship long enough, after all…

Albrecht FC: Rosalia – Logan, Graves, William**, St. Louis (c) – Tekeste, Nakatsuru, Zec, Morrison – Kim, Wanderley**
Nickname(s): The Scorpions
Stadium: Millerman Sheppard Stadium [cap. 40,614], Songstress, Albrecht, Candelaria
Coach: Luis Enrique Torrealba
Background: The capital giants, the biggest club in the country, two-time TQCC winners, ten-time CMSC1 winners, a couple of recent CMS Cups in the bag an’ all… they’re the undisputed dominant force, at least in theory, but they’re still getting to grips with being owned by nefarious yellow foreigners, particularly ones who have gone all silent again and made this an uncharacteristically quite summer down in Songstress, not to mention the ripples still being felt by the loss of manager Andy Le Lan after more than a decade… Still, they managed second last term. All things considered, you can’t argue with that.
Team Style: Sensible rather than spectacular, this is about as bog-standard and unadventurous a 4-4-2 as it gets – but Candelariasians are more than a little au fait when it comes to the ins and outs of that particular formation, and so are the likes of William and Wanderley who have been here since they were mere babbies.
Star Names: Alright, nineteen year-old babbies. But William in particular is nothing if not one of Songstress’ own, standing resolutely in front of C&M ‘keeper Rosalia with his harmonica in one hand and attractive missus in the other (metaphorically speaking, naturally). Dominating proceedings is Jesse Nakatsuru, however, who isn’t quite at world class level yet, being rather too keen on looking flash rather than playing his part for the team, but that’ll come… and maybe even this season.
On the Other Hand… Frankly, half this team may not even be in place by the end of the Clausura, particularly if they get off to a bad start. The Scorpions pravda that is about half the Candelariasian media are all over themselves regarding “Torrealba’s tots”, with a transfer policy aimed at yoof and the rebirth of David Stone’s academy seeing the likes of Joe Hayter (DR), Gijs Van Aulen (DC), Sam Doswell (DL), Go Songji (DM), Rhys Khan (DM), Aled Abdurrachman (ML) and Adam Kouakou Koumé (AM) all on the verge of pushing their way through into the first XI… and that’s without mentioning…
Transfer Market: Fahmi Hamizi, a twenty year-old striker from Jesselton. Not a name to get pulses racing, certainly, but just you wait…
Options: Fred Foster’s still hanging around, even if Torrealba plainly doesn’t fancy him, but otherwise we humbly direct your attention upwards…
The Fans Expect: A slightly more serious title bid that last time, though for once they’ll be less than demanding, given what Torrealba’s been up against in his fight to make this squad his own. Most of all, though, they’d like that new stadium, kthnx.
The Pundits Expect: Could just be a bit of an iffy one, y’know. Though they finished second, the Scorpions never looked particularly likely to push the GIZ or City all the way, and most of their rivals have augmented their squads during the break in a way Albrecht simply haven’t. Top four with ease, then, but perhaps just off the pace when it comes to big one, at home or abroad.

Caires City: Becker – Neal, Hindenburg, O’Connell, Rosenthal**, – Jones, Marshall (c), Agostinho**, González, Lloyd – Williams
Nickname(s): City, the Errant Knights, the Towers
Stadium: McNeil Bingo Arena [cap. 40,144], Caires, Candelaria
Coach: Dionísio Madeira Lobos
Background: The smallest of Caires’ three professional clubs, City would instead emerge in the last decade-and-a-bit as standard bearers for the once dominant north of Candelaria, and the perfect model for a Candelariasian club. Two league titles under the great Elgin Dannat gave way to a (very) modest decline, but most fans still saw the subsequent sacking of Hane Davies as a big mistake and the arrival of utterly untested new manager Dioníso, a proper club legend, as nothing more than a sop. Er, no. Green Island’s major challengers throughout XXXV; reports of their inevitable demise have been hastily tucked down the back of the sofa.
Team Style: Not entirely unlike the GIZ, they’re not quick and more reliant on their enviable backline, but there’re moments of delicious link-up play that’s better than almost anything you’re likely to see anywhere.
Star Names: Reigning World Cup winning captain Tuomas Hindenburg still runs the defence, but as with his fellow international armband-wearers Anthony Jones and Colin Marshall he’s inching towards the end of his career and this might well be his last opportunity for domestic silverware.
On the Other Hand… The big question swirls around that trio: Are they peaking at just the right time or basically past it? And can their younger colleagues – uncapped Agostinho and Salvador González – step up and start sharing the ball? Second season syndrome for Dionísio and Leo Williams alike could do for ‘em as well.
Transfer Market: The big signing is arguably the league’s biggest full stop this year – and, while that probably isn’t anything to shout too loudly in and of itself, Dionísio’s been quick to eulogise all over the show regarding how O’Connell is going to be the best centre-half in the world within a season… Hyperbole perhaps, but his partnership with Hindenburg is properly scary.
Options: Are mainly provided by the other six new arrivals – including Nethertopian international Mulder, who should sneak ahead of Nic Lloyd before too long and provide some proper grit, and MN Smith’s Luke Lewis. Fellow forward Cas Richardson is still knocking about – and he’s the most prolific Candelariasian CMSC1 star of the International Era, don’tchaknow?
The Fans Expect: Thorough chastened by getting the whole axing-Davies-for-Dionísio thing dead wrong, there shall now follow a period of quiet reflection. Top four’ll do ‘em.
The Pundits Expect: If City are ever going to have a better chance of returning to the top domestically, never mind converting their international ranking into TQCC glory, it’s surely got to be now. By all accounts, there’re going to go close in both – but have they got quite enough to go all the way? Prolly not.

Tenderville United: Water* – Lilithian, Gaggioli, Meesschaert – Lewis, Martinez (c), Prescott**, Kuypers*, Reargold** – Deleks**, Night
Nickname(s): Tenderville, the Dragons, the Blue Storm
Stadium: Home of the Dragon [cap. 45,200], Tenderville, Nethertopia
Coach: Brian Carson
Background: The grey squirrels of the CMSC1, the Nethertopians came over ‘ere, employed our Candelariasians, added to our national coffers… No wait, this isn’t going well… So, the Ratos Island club were never expected to make the kind of impact they have, making the top four for the last couple of seasons – they’d’ve qualified for the TQCC if they hadn’t reverted back to NeFA control a while back, the silly billies – and becoming the first side from beyond the Candelarias to win the CMS Cup. That just isn’t cricket, which is presumably why it’s worked, because they suck at cricket. While it must be said that their first XI includes more Candelariasians than Nethertopians, they’re still loathsome.
Team Style: A 3-5-2, these days, but otherwise it’s much the same – lots of passing along the floor and flowing moves (ponces), all into the feet of a particular Mister…
Star Names: …Deleks. Drunn Deleks. Ninth on the International Era’s scoring charts, he’s outlived his homeland of Rennidan (and is one of those annoying foreign types who’ll probably end up outliving us all… something should be done about it, frankly), and he really is awfully good. Not the only one, though – Martinez is a World Cup winner, if a trifle old; Roel Kuypers was utterly superb last term; and even the three Candelarians are useful. Sickening.
On the Other Hand… Not an awful lot wrong with this side, really, with only potential staleness a concern. They may take a while to shift to the 2-5-2, mind you, and… and… Oh, who’re we kidding?
Transfer Market: One blessed area of satisfaction, with only a couple of random Sorthern youngsters spoiling the equilibrium. Good ‘uns, though.
Options: As ever, it’s basically just a lot of Nethertopians we’ve never heard of, though big Erik Jans can certainly make a major impact up front, and Alan, who tends not to play away games but appears due for a few starts this time around, is… is… Well, anyway…
The Fans Expect: A title run. The word ‘bastards’ comes to mind, for some reason.
The Pundits Expect: Right up there with the chasing pack behind Green Island, although (and this is the good bit) maybe not quite good enough to actually win anything! HA!

Albrecht Turkish: Paxson** – Rafaela*, Estévez, Tashkir, Titenburg (c) – Alexander, Werner, Robinson, Lori* – Calabrese*, Bakker**.
Nickname(s): Turkish, Millermen, Kinsmen, A.Turks
Stadium: Solidarity Stadium [cap. 66,200], Hoxton, Albrecht, Candelaria
Coach: Fabio Mannasuch
Background: Second biggest club in the country, yesyoowar, yesyoowar; the capital’s more bourgeois outfit (albeit with a slightly more exotic heritage) have largely lived in Albrecht FC’s shadow, but were the first to take the TQCC and have more league titles than anyone over the previous ten. They too are only just recovering for the exit after a veryveryvery long time of Asdrubal Espinoza, but in their case their replacement was just a tad more experienced that Torrealba – witness Mannasuch, brought in by the club’s Vyintanese ownership, who’s been at this management lark for longer than you’ve hard hot dinners, or… something. Even if he is going a bit weird.
Team Style: I don’t know. They don’t know. Mannasuch probably doesn’t know. A master rotator, they’re another attack-minded outfit – though rather less than they previously were. Indeed, it’s an actual 4-4-2 now! Pity they’ve only got three Candelariasians, eh?
Star Names: Is he Greg, is he Gary? We can never remember, but either way he’s INNISVALE, one of the finest pla… Oh. Alright. He appears to have fallen out of favour a bit, with Daniel “Nethertopian as Mayo Valley Distressed Pudding” Bakker and Ausilio “Would there be this eternal seeking if the found existed?” Calabrese favoured as part of a new front two. Darren Robinson comes back in as well, while John Yeoman – one of last season’s star players across the division – pops back out again. The pointy bugger’s lost the bloody plot.
On the Other Hand… It kinda worked last Clausura, that’s the thing. He tinkled, and left Turkish as arguably the half-season’s best side, and would’ve won the Clausura trophy (meh) were it not for three late defeats on the bounce. Against all reason, he does appear to know what he’s doing…
Transfer Market: Okay, so the biggest name this summer was actually Dwier Titenbburg Jr. (I know, how quaint), who joins from FC Capri to suddenly make this one of the most impressive defences in the division. Coupled with Alex Rafaela, who’s been doing an excellent job for Tenderville for quite a while now, and some other random Pasargian, they’ve been busy – and it really should pay off.
Options: It’s actually a pretty strong bench these days, with Niv Cohen still club captain and able to dominate the right flank in flashes, and the likes of ‘keeper Lyle Gwyther and flexible front man (no, really) Taylor Vostakova easily first XI class for just about anyone else. A couple of useful-looking kids are off on their travels though – with a certain Jaime Kuu at Rolalas FC whipping Oscar O’Neil and Mohammed Evans (watch the ethnic minority roulette, my children… watch how it spins…) into shape ahead of XXXVII. Or XXXVIII, possibly. Who can say?
The Fans Expect: Qualifying for the TQCC shouldn’t be an ‘underachievement’, but Turkish have long since shrugged off their comparatively undemanding nature, and will be calling for Mannasuch’s head if they aren’t contenders throughout.
The Pundits Expect: Contenders, certainly… But that’s almost all anyone is prepared to commit to after the months of weirdness under ol’ Fab thus far. Man-for-man, they’re just about as good as anyone, but that alone really does prove nothing. Champions from ten, relegation by Christmas… who can say?

Caires Sports: Kolukernin** – Actarish**, Plunkett, K’latris, Tascarnin, T’saal** – Valinial (c), Made’er**, Sinjinir*, Adirondu – Belmore
Nickname(s): CSC, the Knights, oh yeah them bloody Yaforites
Stadium: AAC-Dimrar Dome [cap. 38,838], Caires, Candelaria
Coach: Keron Alhrem… theoretically
Background: They’ve been around forever, give or take, but their success rate during the CMSC era has been pretty much woeful. Only recently have they begun chasing City anew and reaching something close to their potential, ever since the club fell (well alright, not “fell”… jumped enthusiastically, let’s say) into Yaforite hands. Top-half regulars now, they’ve had three successive sixth-place finishes under Alhrem, though many a cynical critic may point out that the octogenarian manager can’t actually dress himself these days, much less pick a team. Might explain why they haven’t made fifth, though.
Team Style: Eight and a half Yaforites in the starting XI. I want you to think about what that means, then come back to me. Show your working.
Star Names: Half the team are internationals with the Golden Wolves, though the stand-out remains the almost club legend (well they’re picky in these parts, arright?), Ahershk Valinial, though his opposite number on t’other side, Alager Adirondu, showed impressive flashes last term. The home-grown trio of Jono Plunkett – probably the fifth-best defender, but the only Candelariasian one – little Josh Belmore and big Robbie Sinjinir are beloved by a crowd formerly starved of their own youth products.
Transfer Market: Keron…? Keron? Mr Alhrem, sir? Have you… have… Has someone got a stick, sorry? Mr Alhrem! Have you brought in any… MR ALHREM!?
On the Other Hand… Damien Dulars, the powa behind the throne, won’t sit on his hands forever. Changes are entirely possible before the window slams shut. Or possibly they aren’t. Who can say?
Options: A much-trimmed squad, which is probably to everyone’s benefit, still sees a talented bench with the likes of Sorin Acraan and poor old Jarrell Reuberson-Mohammed, who must wonder what he needs to do to get past Sinjinir. The defensive options, ironically, are perhaps a tad ropier, but Harris Matthews is still knocking about and Behramji Torres (who’s supposedly of Pasargian origin, although we think he just likes to sound exotic) looks a talent at full-back.
The Fans Expect: A title push. For any title.
The Pundits Expect: Sixth.

Arrigo Portuguese: Romero Fernández – Al-Fayoomi, De Woudt*, Parrott, Wilkinson – Nicholls, Alvaréz, Oughton (c), Randjelovic – Lacamoire, Macanás
Nickname(s): Portuguese, the Heuva
Stadium: Estadio Nacional [cap. 50,138], Arrigo, Marquez
Coach: Carlos Panadero
Background: Proper underachievers hailing from C&M’s second city, Portuguese have never won the league title and aren’t even as wealthy as they used to be (owner Eduardo Morales being stinking rich by Candelariasian standards, but Candelariasian standards hardly matter any more), while the lengthy obsession with all things Kura-Pellandi is basically over (apart from the three stragglers, anyway). These days, they have stupid sexy Panadero to amuse us all instead. How nice.
Team Style: Less sexy, being a little too included to hoof it up to big Gabe Macanás and his lither partner, but it’s, y’know… alright, I guess. Eh.
Star Names: It’s all about Koviljko Randjelovic, the Squornshelan-born C&M citizen who’s the best lefty we’ve, ahem, “produced” for an absolute dog’s age. All music to the ears of Harry Oughton that, with the Kura-Pellandi stepover king playing some of his best ever football last year and clearly remaining Portuguese’s most important player. Watch out for Israel Álvarez, back from a star turn in Queer Poco el Mono Ara and an extremely accomplished young midfielder.
On the Other Hand… Hard to point out weaknesses, though Ali Al-Fayoomi may take time to settle into his new role at full-back and Anto Parrott is yet to entirely convince anyone. And yes, we know he should have an asterix these days. Someone’ll get around to telling the CMSC that sooner or later, no doubt…
Transfer Market: Erm, Parrott. And Álvarez is back, did we mention that? Former GIZ players Justine Aldren and Tom Osborne add options in midfield, but they may yet end up kidnapping Hugo Anderson.
Options: They really might, you know.
The Fans Expect: Steady development, but no-one wants Panadero to get as stale as he did at the Marbles. So maybe a push for their first ever CMS Cup title, or an extended Globe Cup run, should be the first port of call. Please.
The Pundits Expect: Ultimately, you can’t really plan for a cup run – which leaves making the top for again Panadero’s focus. They might just do it, but there’s not a whole lot of confidence out there. Seventh again sounds about right.

Marquez-Onwere: S’toris** – Villasenior, O’Brien (c), Stewart, Cotuba – Pappas, Joaio*, Souto Maior, Cincoski, Oliveira Tavares – Sáez
Nickname(s): MarquezOW, the Naranja
Stadium: La Escalera Naranja [cap. 38,080], Onwere, Marquez
Coach: Christopher Harvey
Background: Founded for the inaugural CMSC season, their fanbase consists of university students, former university students, and toothless Hispanic grandmothers. They were noted for perhaps the best youth development system in the country prior to the arrival of the now deceased Sam Wendell – who ploughed in enough cash to almost get them back towards their former glory. Pity about last season then, particularly the Apertura, which was just truly, truly awful for the kind of solid squad they had and have.
Team Style: A bit á la Green Island, except with flying wingers and, well… not being as good. And that’s only if Harvey doesn’t decide to scrap it all after a bad opening few matches and stick Bas Smit up front instead. Ugh.
Star Names: Plenty, at least from a Candelariasian perspective, with Diego Fernando Pappas and Macario Oliveira Tavares key players for C&M, alongside resilient centre-half Eric O’Brien, while Cassadaiguan captain Katie Cincoski will be expected to bounce back from her XXXV nightmare alongside the similarly disappointing Souto Maior. Amern S’toris is rather handy too. As is Cafundéu’s number two left-back Cotuba. And Starblaydia’s Gloria Villasenior…
On the Other Hand… On the Other Hand nothing! Okay, so we’re not convinced that Luís Sáez is really the striker they need to achieve greatness, but I don’t care! Stop making excuses and go and win something!!!
Transfer Market: The above aim isn’t helped overly by the loss of Jacob Davies to Cafundó do Juta. Chris Stewart from KT Hotspur is probably the next best bet however, at least with a blue and green passport, while Thjis Stot arrives from Nethertopia. We don’t know why.
Options: Although the academy may not be quite what it once was, the likes of Wildash Gatti (AM) and Alejandro Valdez (DL) are crying out for regular games. The bench as a whole is strong enough, with the aforementioned Smit and the rather littler veteran Wayne Sánchez both offering something different up front.
The Fans Expect: Last Apertura’s blip is acceptable, but young Mr Wendell surely won’t put up with a repeat showing. Among the supporters however there’s real pessimism, and few broad agreements over what this squad is genuinely capable of.
The Pundits Expect: Top four should probably be theirs without breaking a sweat, but one has to wonder whether it was XXXIV that was actually the blip, and Harvey’s capabilities have come under some serious questioning.

KT Hotspur: Gonzaléz – Lopulalan (c), Maxwell, Szathmári*, Cummins – Rataran, Smith, Makedonski, Clayton, Collins – Dariegan
Nickname(s): The Spur, KT, the Lilies
Stadium: The White Palace [cap. 41,472], Rose of Sharon, Candelaria
Coach: Juan Carlos Revault
Background: By some distance the most famous export of their depressed-former-mining-town home, the Spur were formed from the off as the product of the Adamczyk clan, whose cash handed them a league title and made them a consistent force in the top-flight. Without a title challenge for a good few years now, they’re now known pretty much singularly for their traditionally… cautious style of football – and even that’s slowly dying a sad death now. The Pcnannystate hand-wringing liberals are destroying our heritage piece by piece! When will it end, dear Emily? When will it end!?
Team Style: Defensive. But not that much… Indeed, they have an actual back four now and – get this – are starting to play it on the floor. It’ll never catch on.
Star Names: Vorin Dariegan isn’t a Yaforite. He can’t be. Only six players have scored more than him during the International Era, and the arrival of “countryman” Ras Rataran last term helped him even further. Maybe not quite on the scale of Caires Sports, but it’s the Novans who are key here too – although left-back Love Cummins is the real star name. Obviously.
On the Other Hand… This really isn’t a bad side, and it’s by no means surprising that they hauled themselves into the top-half late last season, but you have to wonder about Ryan González as his powers begin to wane, while Blagojce Makedonski really doesn’t dominate the midfield in quite the way he should or, indeed, needs to.
Transfer Market: Sarzonians, basically. Two of ‘em. Which means the Spur won’t have to want for a tough centre-half or big, ball-playing midfielder for… well, ever. Which is handy.
Options: A decent looking squad all-round, with Cobus van Linschoten likely to stake a claim for a place in goal before too long; Andy Nilsson a hard worker up front or down the flanks; Mark Maas looking all big and mean and tough at the back; and… Emma Jenkins. Plays on the left, but bless her for trying.
The Fans Expect: Staying up would be nice. Otherwise they don’t especially care. What matters is what happens off the pitch – because, in the eyes of many, this has to be the season where the Adamczyk’s iron grip on the Spur is loosened forever.
The Pundits Expect: Bottom half, unusually enough, with mid-table comfort all they can really hope for.

Port of Clotaire: John – Archer, Cooper (c), Andrews, Fuentes** – Van Dijk*, Edwards*, O’Airmeadhaigh – Ham, Arrigorriagakoa**, Sánchez García*
Nickname(s): PoC, the Harpies
Stadium: Harper Street [cap. 26,600], Clotaire, Candelaria
Home Kit: Bright red shirt with white sash, black shorts
Coach: Winston Muscat
Background: An elderly club playing at the oldest stadium in the division, the PoC have had really very little to shout about these last few years. Rare moments of joy have been elicited from the struggles of their poncy middle-class neighbours Radyukevich, and the Harpies themselves have never been relegated from the CMSC – but it’s not for the want of trying. Today dominated by Sortherners in everywhere but the boardroom – where they probably need them to most, if only to liven things up a tad – they’ve been tipped to make a breakthrough for ages now and never seem to come even remotely close.
Team Style: Where once there was undiluted, freshly-squeezed tedium with the bits left in, now there’s a most enjoyable 4-3-3 that truly should’ve got them at least into the top half last term.
Star Names: Unceremoniously dumped from his national team over a highly inconsiderate goal celebration, Ham Hyi-san is hardly a loved player in C&M or SN alike. But he is a superb goal scorer, and his alliance with countryfolk Iñaki Arrigorriagakoa and Francesco Sánchez García should be the most dangerous in the division by a mile. So why isn’t it?
On the Other Hand… By rights, the central defensive pairing of Alan Cooper and Brian Andrews should be peaking right about now, while Caleb Edwards is still an immense form and the attack-minded full-backs Santiago Fuentes and Ricky Archer highly underrated. They really are good, you know. Pity about Muscat, then…
Transfer Market: Not a lot. Shame about St. Pat’s getting themselves relegated again, eh?
Options: George Rachna should be pushing to start ahead of Cooper or Andrews in the event of the traditional awful Apertura, while big midfielder Tore Flasher and wide man Al(bert) Owen are still knocking about. The bench remains their major weakness, in all honesty.
The Fans Expect: Muscat’s head, feet and nipples on a platter if they aren’t right in the hunt for at least a Globe Cup spot from the very start.
The Pundits Expect: Nothing of the sort, and yet more mediocrity from a side that should just be so much better.

Mayo Valley: Tipping – Darby, Palmer, Johansson**, Lilja – NorthWalker, Tillström, Zoric, Warren (c) – Subudhi*, Szatmári*
Nickname(s): Mayo, Valley, the Sky Blues
Stadium: The Wall [cap. 21,867], Hodgehill, Candelaria
Coach: Zachary Telemans
Background: Their presence retains the “Eh?” factor, with Mayo simply not expected to stay up at all last term – never mind do so at an absolute canter. Based in a tiny little town in western Candelaria, they remain the definitive team for a huge swathe of the rural part of the country and clearly have bags of potential. Yes. Clearly.
Team Style: Safety-first, but surprisingly pretty for it. One can’t rave, as such, but they’re not a bad advert for mid-table sides, all things considered.
Star Names: The hero is Manny Warren, a Taeshanese Madonna who just wants to cuddle the whole world between his big bear arms. Talking of, er… arms; Ilga NorthWalker is a scary proposition for any left-back, and the Toyur star Justin Tillström’s not half bad either. In all, it’s actually a very fine midfield.
On the Other Hand… Defence is where it really matters though, and it remains to be seen whether this particular lot can make the most of a second season in the 1. Samuka Szatmári has never spent more than one term in a row with the same club, and may be getting itchy fingers already, so much may rely on formerly anonymous Nethertopian Niek Hostetter, whose name isn’t anywhere near as funny as it should be.
Transfer Market: A youthful Sterogan striker is their most recent acquisition (like, today! Nothing if not up-to-date, us), with Adam Darby, an immensely talented young Sloane native, previously the most high-profile new arrival. Ick.
Options: Oh, they’ve brought in not unreliable midfielder Lisa Walker too, along with lower league journeyman defender Jesús Arango. The home-grown products remain key, however – with midfielders Joe Milošević and Archie Zelic surely pushing for starting spots if a couple of them pesky foreigners hadn’t nicked their favoured positions…
The Fans Expect: Winning the title, staying up, going down – it hardly matters as long as they get to keep Telemans, who clearly knows what he’s doing.
The Pundits Expect: A punishing second season is still a distinct possibility – witness Albrecht Independent last term – but they’ve arguably got just enough to keep their heads narrowly above the relegation parapet. That hasn’t stopped a handful from tipping their demise though, and a Globe Cup push is certainly beyond them.

NAPPC: Meléndez* – Veldkamp*, Singer, Cassou*, De Opper* – Barentstochter of Bergkamp of Drotske of Groethuysen of Hackenbroch of Struycken *, Taylor (c), Thwante, Cuesta* – Van Dyke, González Rodríguez*
Nickname(s): Peregrines, Knights Templar
Stadium: Falcon Stadium [cap. 51,300], Peregrinus City, Nethertopia
Coach: Victor Wildeman
Background: The other Nethie club in the CMSC1, and no less evil. The black squirrels, if you will. While they’re yet to reach the heights of their rivals, the Peregines surprised many by staying up comfortably last term, and even troubled the top half early on. I don’t want to talk about them.
Team Style: Somewhat more defensive than t’other lot, but there’s still plenty of pace here and no little cleverness. Ugh.
Star Names: Wais Thwante may be out of the Vephrese squad, but he’s still a major force at the base of the midfield, though the key man is Daniel González Rodríguez, a worryingly talented young Sargossan striker. One can also look to Kevin Taylor, the injury-prone Newmanistanian captain, if one especially wants to.
Transfer Market: A few noteworthy arrivals – a Sorthern international of, and this may surprise you, Nethertopian descent, a Bostopian I’ve never heard of, the Pocoan star striker, and a Netherquezian who appears to have definitively switched nationality again. Hateful, utterly hateful.
On the Other Hand… The random Sargossans and Nethertopians that make up the rest of the squad aren’t really up to much, frankly, making them overly reliant indeed on their useful handful.
Options: Dunno. There’s someone called Koen Groothuizen, if that helps.
The Fans Expect: Top-half and absolutely no struggles.
The Pundits Expect: Which does seem overly optimistic, but few are tipping them for anything close to the drop. They’ll be fine; no more, no less.

Gamboa FC: Bartolomeu – Zanirato, Aldo (c), D. Lacombe – Tollison**, Coventry**, Nixon – Chinn, Potter, Jorge Roberto
Nickname(s):
Stadium: Wallpark Road [cap. 30,092], Abiodun, Candelaria
Home Kit: Crimson shirt and shorts with black trimming
Coach: Sargento Castelão
Background: Former greats, Gamboa were the playthings of the denizens of the wealthiest single district in the whole bloody country… and still are, up to a point, but there’s no way said poshos can fund a genuinely competitive team these days. Of late, they’ve done well just to stay up, never mind qualifying for the Globe Cup after the last Apertura, and club legend Castelão continues to quietly impress with a club getting comfortably used to squatting in the shadows.
Team Style: Not exactly the most progressive team of all time, this 4-4-3 tends to ignore Abiodun’s resident Secristianians where possible in favour of hoofing it up to the big guys and relying on Roberto’s pens.
Star Names: The retirement of Lacerda is a big ol’ loss, placing even more pressure on Roberto’s shoulders, but Aldo is a class defender and Kayben Nixon continues to show signs of living up to his early promise on the left.
On the Other Hand… If they’re to do anything more than struggle, they’ll need the scattering of home-grown youths in the group to likewise make the step up – with John Potter continuing to flatter to deceive and David Lacombe a hopelessly accident-prone full-back.
Transfer Market: The loss of Raheem Kay to the below is a serious blow, with Bartolomeu aging and badly out of form, but if anyone can bring out his best it’ll be the Sergeant and his Cafundelense backroom staff. Simon Chinn, at twenty-six, clearly couldn’t wait to get out of the Scorpions squad and start starting games, and he could yet prove the buy of the summer.
Options: Francisco Gómez remains a useful player out wide, but otherwise they’ve dipped down into the lower divisions – with the pick of the bunch arguably being teenage left-back Daniel Stride from Turks’ Club, who could well be past Lacombe in Castelão’s thinking very quickly indeed.
The Fans Expect: Derided for their belief that GC qualification was a genuine possibility last time around, they’re all puffed up like turkeys now and reckon they can manage a repeat performance, at least during the first half of the season.
The Pundits Expect: They’ve got good things going for them, but hopes of anything more than a fight to remain in the division surely belong amongst the clouds and cuckoos, and they’ll struggle right from the off.

El din Marbles: Kay – Rodríguez (c), González*, Raellis, Díaz García – Horrigan, Erwin Visser*, Schaak*, Pavoni, Herráez* – Erik Visser*
Nickname(s): Marbles
Stadium: The Marble Ground [cap. 40,052], El din, Marquez
Coach: Félix Barreto
Background: With a fanbase drawn from amongst both the poorest urban districts in the land and some of its most opulent neighbourhoods, the Marbles have gone through many different lives before finally emerging from Cathedral City’s shadow. They may not yet have offered a genuine title challenge, but they’re inching ever closer – assisted just a bit by their Sargossan ownership and, now, management. For all their wealth, last season was simply dire and they were fortunate indeed to stay up, but surely, surely, they can do a whole lot better this time around…
Team Style: The only brand new manager ahead of the new season, Professor Félix has a wealth of experience back home but is very much an enigma in these parts, so who knows? One thing’s for sure: It won’t be a 3-6-1…
Star Names: Short on world beaters they may be, but it’s still a very strong looking group all round – from (former) Taeshanese international Jacin Raellis and (probably former) Dancougan international Cody Horrigan, to Erik Visser, clearly one of the division’s best strikers of the moment. He’s not called Ricky.
On the Other Hand… Well alright, maybe he is. But shh, keep it on the low.
Transfer Market: A mercifully quieter summer, thank heavens, in which the major story was Jordan Hawker’s exit after just one season. In all honesty, he’s no real loss, and the fans are far more chuffed with the arrival of Kay between the sticks, and Sargossan international Marcos Díaz García, who’s the first dedicated left-back they’ve had on their books since God was in short trousers.
Options: Solid enough bunch, with Albrecht reject (but only just) Joshua Spencer set to put pressure on Luis Pavoni, while Wim Smits can still play just about anywhere, Matthew Sekulovski is probably the league’s best bench-warming ‘keeper, and Arouna Soro… appears to still be here. Curious.
The Fans Expect: Better than last time. And it’s not as though you can accuse them of getting all hoity-toity in their newfound wealth, is it?
The Pundits Expect: They really do have the potential to give the barrios something to cough about, but Barreto’s period of adaptation will be lengthy and you can forget the title challenge some have muttered about.

AFC MN Smith: Mirakel* – Marin, Meyer, Tiller, Littlefellow – Van der Laan* (c), Small, Rogers, Eenpalu – Budden, Postman*
Nickname(s): MN Smith, the Smudgers, the Smith, Smiths
Stadium: City of Bove Stadium [cap. 20,568], Bove, Candelaria
Home Kit: Bright red with random blue bits
Coach: Will Medlin
Background: Zey haff no monies, and yet the Smith have been ever-presents in the top-flight for a couple of decades and always appear capable of hanging on in their despite their fractious and forever inter-warring supporters (who probably can’t even remember why they started fighting anymore… seriously, someone airdrop marmite into Bove, for heaven’s sake), boardroom full of numpties, and the presences of Quodites. This time around, the trust has been placed in former player Medlin, who at least knows the youth system here – and an enviable one it is – and can put his trust in the most recent generation of kids.
Team Style: Nervy. The comforting blankie of 4-4-2 aside, everyone’s usually left looking to Marcel van der Laan, who isn’t actually much cop but is nothing if not a proper leader.
Star Names: Peter Rogers, with his collection of big floppy bunnies and perky sports reporter gurlf, has been the go-to man for a good few seasons now, but he really needs to recover his form after the disaster that was last term. But potential idols could still be found from amongst the little’uns, with eighteen year-old striker Alex Budden carrying a huge amount of responsibility and aggressive centre-half Leon Tiller shows signs of being the next player snapped up by Turkish, or someone.
On the Other Hand… There’s still plenty of questions to be asked over the two Nethertopian internationals in the squad, and Loren Meyer’s a worry too – you can’t blame her for becoming complacent after 1000000000000 years, or thereabouts, in Candelariasian football, but she’s a far cry from her Albrecht FC days.
Transfer Market: Eenpalu arrives from Radyukevich, having shown ability in flashes, and as the only major arrival – and a pretty expensive one at that – Medlin’s future may rest on whether the Somewhereistonian can repay his worryingly inexperienced new manager’s trust.
Options: Er, well… Pff, erm… Ooh, left-back Danny Dunphy’s supposed to be quite promising and Bryan Harrison has done a job on the flanks in the past, but… Eh.
The Fans Expect: Fifteenth if they’re very, very good boys and girls. Anna pony.
The Pundits Expect: Absolutely no-one’s tipping them to go down, because that’s a fool’s game. Instead, everyone’s pretty much crossing their fingers that the reverse psychology works a treat and they’re finally put out of their misery.

Cathedral City: Giménez – Bradley, Poole, Ferreira (c), Oseku – Pallotta, Delara, Banz, Yeboah – Solaris – Paganel
Nickname(s): Catedral, Cats
Stadium: La Neuva Decimotercia [cap. 27,227], El din, Marquez
Coach: Fernando da Silva
Background: Traditionally the number one force in El din, the Cats have a laughable record when it comes to actually winning stuff – with last term’s CMSC2 title their first proper trophy at senior level. They’ve fallen quite some way since they were title contenders in XXIX and TQCC2 semi-finalists, a collapse coming off the back of woeful financial mismanagement that arguably left them within hours of destruction at one point, but they’ve since had a satisfying influx of cash and will be out to prove that their spell in the second tier was but and embarrassing blip.
Team Style: *Ahem* Why guv’nor, ‘tis be a 4-4-2, with flying wingers and a big-man-little-man partnership and… Gosh, we’re dull in this country, aren’t we?
Star Names: After sticking with the club following relegation, and sacrificing his legitimate hopes of senior C&M caps and all the trimmings in the process, Sebástian Ferreira is a bit of a legend in these parts now. He’s not the only local boy made good, however – with Alfonso Yeboah and Evan Pallotta both very exciting prospects in one of the few sides to not actually take on a more diamond-y look this term, and there’s even a local girl made good an’ all. And she’s the goalkeeper. Stone the crows.
On the Other Hand… A distinct lack of pace in the back four is a particular concern, and one has to wonder whether Da Silva has made a significant boo-boo by making considerable changes to a successful second division side.
Transfer Market: Plenty, really, and bags of experience at that. The partnership between Morgan Banz and Nicole Delara, two of the league’s Vanorian journey… people, could well prove to be inspired, while Courtney Poole certainly knows her way around Candelariasian football. The key man could be Nathan Paganel however, the exciting Radyukevich striker who forms a potentially dangerous twosome of his own with the Pocoan Solaris.
Options: Some of those forced-out youngsters will be champing at the bit, with playmaker Rubén García potentially the best thing to come out of El din for quite some time and Oscar Mendoza a very solid alternative in the centre of the park. Hla-Thein’s still knocking about.
The Fans Expect: Basically securing their top-flight status first and foremost. And once that’s done, they’d like to go after the CMS Cup again, please.
The Pundits Expect: Best of the newcomers, they won’t trouble the top half and that inevitably means a struggle – but not too much of one. Promising, basically.

Candelaria-Allemali: D’Aniello – Palmer, Jackson (c), Van Houton tot Shaagen*, Ģipslis – Kenroe, t’son o’Henry, Jurrie*, Alvis – Silva, Redzic
Nickname(s): CandelariaAM, Shining Sons
Stadium: The New Sausages Arena [cap. 46,208], Allemali, Candelaria
Coach: Ernie Thomas
Background: Former champions, and third in the league as recently as XXXI, the Shining Sons are another side laid low by financial difficulties, but as the only club of note in the sizable city of Allemali they’re just too big to stay outside the CMSC1 for long.
Team Style: A long-standing reputation for unpleasantly meaty challenges has given way t… no, no… no, I’m being told it actually hasn’t. Instead, they’re as much a bunch of cloggers as they ever were.
Star Names: Ignoring the newcomers for a minute, the youth system has spewed out a couple of mini gems – large forward Zlatko Redzic and very strong tackling central midfielder George t’son o’Henry, which is about as ethnically interesting a pair as you’re likely to find in these parts.
Transfer Market: Gosh, where d’you start…? Ben Palmer returns, for one thing, along with Somewhereistonian international Ģipslis, and Taeshanese international Tyler Kenroe, and Nethertopian international Gregory van Houton tot Schaagen. Nice.
On the Other Hand… So does Alessandro D’Aniello from Port of Clotaire, a young goalkeeper who really does look a horrific liability.
Options: Experienced campaigners include lefty Reuben Millard, versatile defender Jordan Landeka, former MN Smith forward Owen Fox and diminutive but shockingly tough holding midfielder Emily Pak.
The Fans Expect: A SBCC tilt would be welcome, on the offchance they end up hosting the final… Otherwise, clinging on by their fingertips and avoiding becoming the new Radyukevich.
The Pundits Expect: The new Radyukevich. Too big for the CMSC2, too poor to assemble a top-flight side, it’s going to be another year or two of disappointment, by all accounts.

McDonald SC: Andu** – White, Davies, Shannon, Iampietro – Williams, Connah, Gantser, Munir – Sheppard – Andryan
Nickname(s): Dons, Flying Fish
Stadium: Oakley Park Self-Catering Holidays Arena [cap. 16,921], Saurin, Candelaria
Coach: Mike Alvintzi
Background: A slightly tedious team from northern Candelaria, who we’d all rather weren’t here. I mean, nothing against them personally, you understand. But there are so many more interesting clubs out there… Anyway, tend to bounce up and down, never done anything of merit, formed by fascists, force their players to play charity cricket matches every now and again… *yawn*
Team Style: Dull.
Star Names: Of those still hanging about from their promotion campaign, Taeshanese full-back Marion White is probably their best player, frankly, though none-too-nimble teenage striker Ryan Sheppard has the potential to fill his boots, providing nobody thinks to challenge him in the box, or anything.
Transfer Market: A midfield partnership of rejects doesn’t automatically bode well, but Sascha Connah was unlucky not to break into the Caires City first team and deserves this shot alongside the less promising Dearlove Gantser. Nimble forward Nashroy Andryan could join Sheppard in forming a halfways decent front two, but his Mara side were relegated for a reasons… Sanizam Andu looks the better offering, and Massimo Iampietro was a steal from City, so… Not so bad, all in all.
On the Other Hand… Alvintzi’s never kept a side in the top-flight before, and has cheerfully told everyone that they’ll probably be relegated with a record low points total. Weeee.
Options: Bits and pieces, mostly CMSC2 regulars along for the ride. Highlights include right-back Ernald Elphinstone, wide man Cecil van Donop, forward Cuthbert Bastard… Something fishy’s going on here…
The Fans Expect: Genuine excitement, but Alvintzi’s position is guaranteed whatever happens.
The Pundits Expect: Which means they’re going down. But perhaps not with ease, and could certainly leave CandelariaAM in particular trailing in their wake.

by **Commerce Heights** » Tue Sep 01, 2009 2:51 pm

Seventeenth TakilQuip Champions’ Cup—Playoff Round

Section I
(EIT)              Neurologists    4–2    Football Nordiqueville   (SPT)    0–0   4–2
(DAN)            Dynamo Kalinsk    1–4    Mylfe CE                 (VPH)    0–2   1–2
(COM)               Yuba United    6–1    Mort Park                (WZI)    3–0   3–1
(SNO)             Castrograd SC    4–1    Mar Sara FC              (ESF)    2–1   2–0
(ESF)              Soldarian FC    2–1    Albrecht Turkish         (CAM)    2–0   0–1
Section II
(VLD)              Eterna Stars    1–3    Atlantea Hurricanes      (TAE)    0–0   1–3
(SRG)               El Nacional    1–0    Wiechester FC            (TAE)    1–0   0–0
(AGU)         Mapabore Juventud    3–1    Fedala Imperial          (MAC)    2–0   1–1
(KRY)            Mercia Bromham    4–1    Dinamo Karrakiv          (SOM)    1–0   3–1
(AGU)             Trecelunas FC    6–3    Casuals Osteria          (KRY)    2–1   4–2

Group draw
Group A
Caires City (CAM)
Atlético Jutense (CAF)
CS Ourseville 1093 (SPT)
Mercia Bromham (KRY)

Group B
Yuba United (COM)
Green Island (CAM)
Castrograd SC (SNO)
Bradley Hornets (WZI)

Group C
Sonoma Center Panthers (COM)
CS Lac-Amédée (SPT)
Atlantea Hurricanes (TAE)
Trecelunas FC (AGU)

Group D
Raynor City United (ESF)
San Diego Iguanas (COM)
Neurologists (EIT)
Heathfield United (SNO)

Group E
Albrecht FC (CAM)
Mountbatten Junction (ADN)
Psychiatrists (EIT)
El Nacional (SRG)

Group F
Petardos S/A (CAF)
Qidade Savana (JSY)
Soldarian FC (ESF)
Mapabore Juventud (AGU)

Group G
Protectorate United (ADN)
Hondo FC (ESF)
Poikimitagiin FE (VPH)
CF Grand-Glacier (SPT)

Group H
Cafundó do Juta (CAF)
Mylfe CE (VPH)
Sporting Kildare (DAN)
Carter FC (JSY)

Fourteenth Samseong Series B Champions’ Cup—Playoff Round

(SOM)        Olimpiskais Kaljak    2–4    Riverside                (NEW)    1–1   1–3
(JES)                   Api-Api    2–5    Reading Town             (SNO)    0–0   2–5
(VPH)               DFE Anhenir    8–1    Deportivo Aguablanca     (VLD)    6–0   2–1
(JSY)      New Haverford Albion    3–2    Ojedo Cerro              (AGU)    3–2   0–0
(CAM)          Riverton Olympic    2–5    Khalmar-Tijhus           (CAF)    2–2   0–3
(CAF)                Rio Bonito    4–2    Hazuki State University  (DAN)    4–1   0–1
(SPT)   Police de Saint-Jacques    7–3    Amada University         (DAN)    4–2   3–1
(WZI)               Hyland Town    1–7    Cathedral City           (CAM)    1–4   0–3
(ADN)              Flitton City    3–1    Carnegie Tech. Institute (DAN)    3–0   0–1
(AGU)                AC Mineros    4–2    Valencia FC              (VLD)    3–1   1–1
(WZI)            Moorcroft City    0–5    Atlético Insular         (CAF)    0–2   0–3
(ESF)                  FC Wexax    1–2    High Mountain Buffalo B  (JSY)    1–0   0–2  (aet)
(EIT)        Academia Acropolis    3–5    Candelaria-Allemali      (CAM)    2–2   1–3
(TAE)                 Al Haxire  a 1–1    Locomotiv Shingon        (SNO)    0–0   1–1
(VPH)              FE Dranacess    0–2    FC Les Vals              (SPT)    0–1   0–1
(JSY)                 Floral FC    6–3    Swinedon Town            (SNO)    4–1   2–2
(PAS)             Targas United    3–1    AFC Hatton               (ADN)    2–0   1–1
(ESF)                 Kareen FC    5–1    Evenfar FC               (PAS)    2–0   3–1
(ESF)               AC Hartdale    8–1    Rapids                   (TAE)    4–1   4–0
(KRY)         Aigburth Athletic    6–2    Docktown Deathdogs       (TAE)    3–0   3–2
(TAE)          Laketown Rangers    3–4    CS Anse-aux-Crapauds     (SPT)    2–3   1–1
(KRY)          Stratford Rovers    2–4    Camisa Dez               (EIT)    1–1   1–3  (aet)
(DAN)       Yuki State–Helmsley    2–4    Pointemer AC             (SPT)    1–2   1–2
(UNL)             XM Preah Penh    1–3    Penbûlg Donʼûjĭ          (JSY)    1–3   0–0
(SOM)            Olnavia United    3–1    Pomperae FE              (VPH)    1–1   2–0
(EIT)                 Aterro FC    3–3 a  West Bend Wildcats       (JSY)    2–2   1–1
(NEW)                Manchester    5–4    SC Dendros               (PAS)    3–1   2–3
(JSY)              Humai Titans    3–1    Junipa Athletic          (OSR)    1–0   2–1
(EIT)        Escritórios Macedo    4–1    Bradford Town            (NEW)    2–0   2–1
(COM)     Sonoma City Volcanoes    4–1    Sephton County           (WZI)    3–0   1–1
(ESF)               Baysleef FC    3–2    Ucktingang OB            (VPH)    0–1   3–1
(CAM)               McDonald SC    3–1    Eldorado                 (CAF)    2–0   1–1

Group draw
Group A
AC Hartdale (ESF)
Sonoma City Volcanoes (COM)
Penbûlg Donʼûjĭ (JSY)
Manchester (NEW)

Group B
Candelaria-Allemali (CAM)
Atlético Insular (CAF)
Pointemer AC (SPT)
Olnavia United (SOM)

Group C
Khalmar-Tijhus (CAF)
Riverside (NEW)
Kareen FC (ESF)
Police de Saint-Jacques (SPT)

Group D
West Bend Wildcats (JSY)
Baysleef FC (ESF)
Camisa Dez (EIT)
Al Haxire (TAE)

Group E
New Haverford Albion (JSY)
Escritórios Macedo (EIT)
AC Mineros (AGU)
DFE Anhenir (VPH)

Group F
Floral FC (JSY)
Flitton City (ADN)
Aigburth Athletic (KRY)
McDonald SC (CAM)

Group G
Targas United (PAS)
Humai Titans (JSY)
Cathedral City (CAM)
CS Anse-aux-Crapauds (SPT)

Group H
Rio Bonito (CAF)
Reading Town (SNO)
High Mountain Buffalo B (JSY)
FC Les Vals (SPT)

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