International Domestic Soccer Newswires 2 - DEADLINE 28 APR

by **Saterun** » Sat Apr 13, 2024 10:51 am

Saterun A. Liga: Season 8

Team                           P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Tsear FC                  30  19   8   3  61  18  +43  65    IFCF Champions League Q, FFI League of Victors Q
  2 Futsworth United          30  15  11   4  49  25  +24  56    IFCF Challengers Cup Q, FFI League of Victors Q
  3 Mieteng City              30  17   3  10  51  33  +18  54    IFCF Challengers Cup Q
  4 Ias Club Football         30  16   3  11  43  40   +3  51    IFCF Challengers Cup Q
  5 Anasb FK                  30  14   7   9  42  35   +7  49
  6 Qeuthun FC                30  14   6  10  39  38   +1  48
  7 Real Anasb                30  14   4  12  46  33  +13  46
  8 Albery FC                 30  13   7  10  36  35   +1  46
  9 Xaiv 1919                 30  13   5  12  41  40   +1  44
 10 Tsear AC                  30  10   9  11  37  45   -8  39
 11 FC Coppola                30  10   5  15  31  43  -12  35
 12 Haleer Phoenix FC         30  10   4  16  25  41  -16  34
 13 Ajac Football Club        30   9   6  15  30  40  -10  33
 14 Daxler AFC                30   9   6  14  26  37  -11  33
 15 Wonghia Saint-Lupain      30   5   6  19  28  54  -26  21
 16 Oceanico                  30   3   8  19  23  51  -28  17

Awards

Golden Boot
Thiago Esparza - Tsear FC(27)
Henry Garcia Valenci - Mieteng City(23)
Ifran Rahadi - Futsworth United(20)

Golden Glove
Gordie LaPoint - Tsear FC
Rahul Marković - Futsworth United
Antoñio - Mieteng City

Young Player of the Year
Ricardo Goncalves - Ias Club Football
Rillr Sawdare - Tsear FC
Crespo Antonsen - Mieteng City

Manager of the Year
Xackery Haward - Ias Club Football
Efik Crauss - Tsear FC
Kameron Boyd - Futsworth United

Player of the Year
Thiago Esparza - Tsear FC
Rillr Sawdare - Tsear FC
Ricardo Goncalves - Ias Club Football

Four Island Cup 3

First Round
Ajac Football Club 3-0 Futsworth United

Oceanico 0-1 Wonghia Saint-Lupain

Anasb FK 3-1 Qeuthun FC

Tsear AC 0-1 Albery FC

Haleer Phoenix FC 2-1 FC Coppola

Tsear FC 4-0 Real Anasb

Ias Club Football 1-1 Xaiv 1919 (1-2 AET)

Daxler AFC 2-3 Mieteng City

Quarterfinals
Wonghia Saint-Lupain 2-1 Ajac Football Club

Albery FC 4-2 Anasb FK

Haleer Phoenix 0-1 Tsear FC

Mieteng City 0-2 Xaiv 1919

Semifinals
Albery FC 1-3 Tsear FC

Xaiv 1919 3-2 Wonghia Saint-Lupain

Final @Estadio Blanco Oro (59,000)
Tsear FC 2-2 Xaiv 1919 (3-2 AET)

Copa Nacional 8

First Round
Mieteng City 2-1 Tsear FC

Daxler AFC 2-1 FC Coppola

Oceanico 1-1 Albery FC (1-1 AET, 3-2 Pks)

Real Anasb 3-0 Wonghai Saint-Lupain

Ajac Football Club 0-2 Ias Club Football

Qeuthun FC 3-0 Xaiv 1919

Anasb FK 2-1 Futsworth United

Tsear AC 2-1 Haleer Phoenix FC

Quarterfinals
Tsear AC 0-3 Qeuthun FC

Ias Club Football 3-0 Oceanico

Anasb FK 0-1 Real Anasb

Mieteng City 1-0 Daxler AFC

Semifinals
Ias Club Football 4-1 Real Anasb

Qeuthun FC 2-2 Mieteng City (3-2 AET)

Final @Sultan Stadium (76,000)
Cup Winners Cup Q Qeuthun FC 5-1 Ias Club Football

Tsear FC once again proved that they are the best club in Saterun, capturing both the A. Liga and their first Four Island Cup. Qeuthun FC managed to get a second Copa Nacional, adding to their trophy cabinet. Xaiv 1919 had a good cup run for a team slumped in form, but something has to change for the Sharks soon. An explosion of foreign talent this season will make the transfer window extra spicy, with Ifran Rahadi, Ricardo Goncalves, and Rillr Sawdare all looking hot prospects. With the bank accounts of some clubs looking large, we will certainly see some high-profile moves in the near future.

Saterun (SAT) qualifiers
Champions League: Tsear FC
Challengers Cup: Futsworth United, Mieteng City, Ias Club Football
FFI League of Victors: Tsear FC, Futsworth United
FFI Confederations Trophy: Xaiv 1919*
Cup Winners’ Cup: Qeuthun FC

*Tsear FC would have been entered for the Confederations Trophy, but as they had already qualified for the League of Victors, their spot was vacated to runners-up Xaiv 1919.

Saterun (SAT) final site bids
IFCF Challengers Cup: Adam Antwerp Arena, Daxler (capacity 50,000)
The Adam Antwerp Arena was the home of the Saterun national team during the restoring of Sultan Stadium, and has also hosted many cup finals. It is a modern stadium, and located just outside the nation's second historic capital, Daxler. Daxler is also the location of the SFF offices. There are numerous metro, bus, and train lines that run throughout the city and near the stadium, and Daxler also has an international airport.

IFCF Association's Trophy: Stade de Lume (capacity 40,000)
The Stade de Lume has hosted WCQ group stage matches and JRC knockout matches, alongside being the home of two-time A. Liga champions Futsworth United. Stade de Lume is located in the northeast of the county, in the state of Futsworth. It is well known for its atmosphere and ambience. Futsworth the city, as the capital of the state of Futsworth, is the largest by area in the nation and one of the most historic.

by **Tero al Disco** » Sat Apr 13, 2024 1:07 pm

Preview - Review 1 (Rounds 1-5) - Review 2 (Rounds 6-10) - Review 3 (Rounds 11-15) - Review 4 (Rounds 16-22) - Review 5 (Rounds 23-28) - Review 6 (Rounds 29-30) - Season review (including playoffs and extra info)

---Nacional A             Pld   W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
#1 Moncloa                30   19   7   4    38   22  +16    64# Champions League & League of Victors
#2 Sportivo Escobar       30   19   5   6    41   19  +22    62# Challengers Cup & League of Victors
#3 Gimnasia y Bala        30   16   7   7    52   33  +19    55# Challengers Cup, Confederations Trophy playoffs & Cup Winners Cup
#4 Norteño                30   15   9   6    49   27  +22    54  Challengers Cup & Confederations Trophy playoffs
#5 Comergas               30   15   5  10    33   37   −4    50  Confederations Trophy playoffs
#6 Independiente (E)      30   13   7  10    27   23   +4    46  Confederations Trophy playoffs
#7 Nacional Terense       30   13   5  12    38   25  +13    44# Won Confederations Trophy playoffs
#8 Laureles (M)           30   12   7  11    37   32   +5    43  Confederations Trophy playoffs
 9 Tacurú                 30   11   9  10    30   28   +2    42
10 Solanet                30    9   8  13    18   28  −10    35
11 Sportivo Caamaño       30    8  10  12    34   41   −7    34
12 Rosamonte              30    9   5  16    29   32   −3    32
13 Salto Athletic         30    8   6  16    23   40  −17    30
14 Centauro               30    8   5  17    24   38  −14    29  Relegation playoff (Won)
15 Manuel Rodríguez       30    6   6  18    21   47  −26    24  Relegation
16 Ferrocarriles Unidos   30    5   7  18    14   37  −23    22  Relegation

Tero al Disco (TER) qualifiers
Champions League: Moncloa
Challengers Cup: Sportivo Escobar, Gimnasia y Bala, Norteño
Liga B Champions Trophy: Palestino, Progreso, Unión Ferroviaria
Cup Winners’ Cup: Gimnasia y Bala
Rising Stars Cup: Norteño

FFI League of Victors: Moncloa, Sportivo Escobar
FFI Confederations' Trophy: Nacional Terense

Tero al Disco (TER) final site bids
IFCF Associations' Trophy: Estadio de la República, Tero al Disco (Capacity 64.400)
The República stadium is unanimously considered to be the cathedral of Terense football. Built during ATF season 1962 in the capital city of Tero al Disco, Tero al Disco, it has grown to get that status thanks to being the biggest stadium in the country by a long shot, as well as transforming itself into the spiritual home of the Terense national team.

I've already said in this WCQ roster post that it's the only stadium considered to be fit for international standards, but it still may fall short of other stadiums bid in this thread. However, one thing about it is that it's still designed for a great atmosphere. Being in the shape of something of a pointy oval (since it also features a track, as it was built to also host athletics events), it has one fully terraced stand, as the other ones have a terraced bottom tier, and a seated top tier, which always makes for an electrifying atmosphere for big matches, where you can see sixty thousand people jumping and moving around. Some Terense engineers, executives and fans have suggested that it be turned into an all-seater, but whoever's in charge of it have refused, for the same reasons I mentioned in the sentence before.

Due to the league being closed to teams outside Tero al Disco Capital for 100 years, the "big 2" in Tero al Disco, Gimnasia y Bala and Nacional Terense, as well as the "best of the rest" are all located in or around the capital, so that's how it always hosts the big fixtures.

by **Tumbra** » Sun Apr 14, 2024 10:08 am

T-LEAGUE, SEASON 4
THE 133RD REPUBLIC CUP

Transfer Window Roundup | Previews | MD1-5 | MD6-10 | MD11-15 | MD16-20 | MD21-25 | MD26-30 | Awards

Tumbra (TMB) qualifiers

IFCF Champions' League: Lakewood City, Lakewood United, Serrapince, Couno Rangers
IFCF Challengers' Cup: West Couno United, Newark Argyle, Ridgewell Rovers
IFCF Cup Winners' Cup: Lakewood City
Campionato Esportiva di Campeones/CEdC: FC Inter Nantwich, Kingsbury United

by **Mertagne** » Sun Apr 14, 2024 12:51 pm

SEASON 11 RESULTS

The Super League á Mertagne (SLAM) is Mertagne’s top flight football league, and determines its domestic championship winners. Currently containing an elite selection of 12 teams, the SLAM is one of Mertagne’s most exciting domestic competitions, and we're contractually obliged to place it in bold text - it's got that much of an impact.
It is unique in leagues across the multiverse in that draws are penalised - in an attempt to create more exciting matches, if there is a tie in score after 90 minutes, a penalty shootout is held to determine the winner. Both teams get a point if the match goes to penalties, and the team that wins the shootout gains an extra point for their victory. The league is played in a double-round robin format, with each team playing each other twice - once home and once away.

The winners of the SLAM receive a place in the IFCF Champions Cup, and the CAFA LigAnaia. The next three teams receive a place in the IFCF Challenger’s Cup.

Teams in the SLAM, as well as others from further down Mertagne’s domestic pyramid, are also placed into the Birch Memorial Cup, a longstanding cup competition in Mertagne that commemorates the life of Bradley Birch, one of the Calanian Union’s finest players. The winners of this cup competition are given a place in the Cup Winner’s Cup and the CAFA LigAnaia. As this competition finishes after the SLAM season, if the winner of the cup competition also finishes first in the SLAM standings, the 2nd placed team in the SLAM standings receives the CAFA LigAnaia place instead.

Another thrilling season of the Super League á Mertagne has concluded, and this season Lehen Neorudo managed to emerge victorious after the season's run of 22 games. Lehen had a rocky start to the season, dropping their first game at home on Matchday 1 to the freshly promoted Mondragons, after an own goal saw the Old Guard start off on the back foot and fail to recover. Matchday 1 also saw Blades de Bretsaar come out of the gate swinging, with an 8-1 drubbing of NF Red Tri's that, coupled with a 5-0 sweep of Mondragons at the Scabbard on Matchday 3, saw BdB come out of the first month of matches with a lofty +11 goal difference. Their Matchday 2 loss to Lehen Neorudo, however, placed them merely third on the table, with FMFC Ninestar pulling ahead at that early stage. The Niners would struggle after this point however, as back-to-back losses to Kurtz Herritik, Mondragons, and Century Mertagne saw them slip further down the table in the ensuing matchdays.

The most thrilling penalty shootout of the season would come as early as Matchday 2, as New Fligsive's Memory took to the Flynn Ar3na against Century Mertagne, and neither side managed to put in a goal within 90 minutes. The ensuing shootout saw an amazing 15 goals scored, with the home side only just managing to eke ahead by 8 penalties to Century's 7.

Century Mertagne FMFC, despite winning just eight of their games within 90 minutes, were the undisputed bosses of the penalty shootout this season, managing to claw back seven extra points just through winning shootouts alone. Those seven points allowed them to clinch third from what could have been ninth, and ensured their entry into the IFCF Challenger's Cup after the season.

Kurtz Herritik enjoyed a long spell at the top of the table, pulling ahead over New Fligsive's Memory on Matchday 11 by winning against them at the Flynn Ar3na 1-0, and remaining at the top spot all the way until the penultimate matchday, remaining within chasing distance of Lehen Neorudo who were ahead by just two points, New Fligsive's Memory would head to the Origas arena with one thing on their mind - revenge, and they would ultimately, achieved everything they wanted, as Olaia Charlemagne came through in the 53rd minute and scored a brilliant goal that Kurtz Herritik couldn't muster the energy to respond to. When the final whistle was blown, Heretics fans were bitterly disappointed that they had come so close to claiming a record-matching third title, only to be beaten out by a resurgent rival in Lehen Neorudo. Lehen have now won the league twice in a row, in a rare triumph of form that hasn't been seen in the SLAM since its inception.

In the Birch Memorial Cup, a shock exit from Lehen Neorudo in the Round of 32 and some brutal games in the quarter finals which saw of the top league teams eliminated (including a shock 6-0 win from Signal Dannin against Century Mertagne) resulted in a final between Papillio and Signal Dannin. The former handily dispatched the latter with a swift two goals, each scored inside the first fifteen minutes, with Signal Dannin trying and failing to deploy a variety of tactics to attempt to make up the deficit.

Super League á Mertagne

.                                   Pld W  Wp Lp L  GF GA GD  Pts
1  Lehen Neorudo                    22  11 5  2  4  20 12 +8  45  -- IFCF CL, CAFA LigAnaia
2  Kurtz Herritik                   22  11 1  5  5  27 15 +12 40  -- IFCF CC
3  Century Mertagne FMFC            22  8  7  1  6  31 24 +7  39  -- IFCF CC
4  New Fligsive's Memory            22  10 2  4  6  17 13 +4  38  -- IFCF CC
5  Blades de Bretsaar               22  9  4  3  6  43 29 +14 38 
6  Papillio                         22  9  3  4  6  25 23 +2  37 
7  FMFC Ninestar                    22  9  0  7  6  35 24 +11 34 
8  Octosaide                        22  8  4  2  8  22 23 -1  34 
9  Signal Dannin                    22  7  4  2  9  25 22 +3  31 
10 Mondragons                       22  7  4  2  9  39 36 +3  31 
11 NF Red Tri's                     22  4  3  4  11 20 38 -18 22 
12 FMFC Tornacense                  22  1  1  2  18 13 58 -45 7   -- Relegated
*Wp and Lp determine wins and losses in penalty shootouts, which offer 2 points and 1 point respectively.

Birch Memorial Cup

Papillio	2-0	Signal Dannin

Mertagne (MRT) qualifiers
Primary Association
IFCF Champions League: Lehen Neorudo
IFCF Challengers Cup: Kurtz Herritik, Century Mertagne FMFC, New Fligsive's Memory

CAFA LigAnaia: Lehen Neorudo, Papillio

by **IFCF** » Tue Apr 16, 2024 9:50 am

Due to the ongoing server issues both gameside and forumside the deadline for entries to the 19th IFCF cycle is being provisionally extended until April 24th, 2024 (Wednesday) at 23:59:59 PDT.

The IFCF Council is monitoring the situation and should there be any further issues a further extension may be considered.

This will be the entry submission cutoff for the Champions League, Challengers Cup, Liga B Champions Trophy, Rising Stars Cup, and Cup Winners' Cup. Submissions posted since the last cycle, or the most recent submission if there were multiple, will be used. Please refer to this post for entry limits.

Participants are reminded to use the proper entry form for submission, as specified in appendix 1 of the competition regulations. Links to RPs should come immediately before or after the entry form.

by **Geektopia** » Wed Apr 17, 2024 4:36 pm

Geektopia (GEE) Qualifiers
Eligible from Season 6 are..

IFCF Champions League — O.K. Mukladrue, O.K. Alyatju
IFCF Challengers Cup — Sheriff Bragremeightre, N.O.K. Rui Válgo, N.O.K. Bandits Lito
IFCF Cup Winners' Cup — O.K. Sanaţisu Zumamai
IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy — O.K. Kummaboule, O.K. Phantom Phalanges, MOTOR Mordecai

Previews • Previews (cont.) • Part 1 • Part 2 • Part 3 • Part 4 • Part 5 • Part 6 • Part 7 << emphasis on this part which details domestic cup champions; also, RP stops after this point

Part 8 • Part 9 • Part 10 • Part 11 • Part 12 • Part 13 • Part 14 • Part 15 • Part 16 • Part 17 • Part 18 • Part 19 • Part 20 • Part 21 • Part 22 • Part 23 • Part 24 • Part 25 << emphasis on this part which details top five of R.I.N.K.

by **Aphrilia** » Fri Apr 19, 2024 12:45 am

Aphrilia has a general playstyle used by all it's teams domestically.

Up until the recent changes done by the national team, Aphrilia's football style is generally playing with a slow build-up and attacking through the opponent's cracks when they lower their guard due to the team's slow playstyle. Most teams still apply this footballing style even if there are many other styles of play, largely due to familiarity. But there are exactly three exceptions. Those three teams being Topaz Cove City, who have long departed from the familiar tactics for a mixed one, Firewatch ASC as they have chosen a much more aggressive style of play whenever on the field, and Darlingtown Rovers who prefer a more balanced approach between fast and slow football depending on the situation.

But despite there being a general style that most affirm to, it's an open secret that all of them have been trying to deviate in one shape or another. Luther City and Crownford Athletic have taken the Topaz Cove approach by using a mixed style at all times. Koffdif City, Lower Hearths, and Exterton chose to follow along Firewatch ASC's aggressive tone of play, while Chapelstove Docks alongside Higher Hearths and Norminley Town decided to follow along the Darlingtown Rovers formula of having a balanced approach depending on the situation. The much more curious thing is that these divergences (Excluding Topaz Cove) have been a much more recent development. So who introduced the original slow going football?

That man's name was Lucas Westerfield.

Originally born in 1855, Westerfield was born to a family who managed multiple restaurants and cafes in a few smaller cities around the country. He never had an interest in anything athletic in general, as he was focused on studying to take the reigns of his parent's restaurants. When football was introduced to the country in 1902, some time after he had taken over the family business, he found it a curious thing. And thus, he was one of Aphrilia's first footballing pioneers in tactics and strategies. 1919 - 1927 was a time when many clubs formed but only a few actually stood for long. By this time, there were three football leagues within Aphrilia that claimed to be the country's national league.

The Aphrilian National Division, consisting of 14 clubs. The Football League of Aphrilia, consisting of 20 clubs. And finally was the league that Westerfield found his success in, the Aphrilian First Conference which was made up of 18 clubs. Topaz Cove City and Edenwood United are the two remaining names from the third league mentioned, and Westerfield having seen the potential decided to become manager of the former. Remember how it has been mentioned that Topaz Cove City (Formerly Topaz Cove Town) had their glory early on? Westerfield was a key player in it. His slow build-up style and attacking at the ready left some teams speechless on how a team from a mining town played so well.

Topaz Cove Town would win the AFC League title twenty times (Between the founding of the league (1922) and the end of it (1950)) and in official matches against the other league champions, they went mostly unbeaten. It proved to all of Aphrilia that Topaz Cove Town, no, Topaz Cove City (The change happened in 1946) was the best team there is. However, despite the great success and joy that TCC were enjoying, all good things come to an end. Lucas Westerfield was found dead in his home in September of 1949, and his death is a taboo topic even amongst rival fans today. The cause of death isn't 100% certain, but it was speculated to related to the depression he was experiencing ever since the loss of his wife in 1946.

After the dissolution of the AFC, Topaz Cove City decided to leave the playstyle that they won with as others tried to copy their success with it. The team wouldn't win another title up until 1964 in the National Aphrilian Football Association's first attempt at a national football league in the form of the Aphrilian National Conference League (ANCL). They would win more league titles and some Camberville Cup titles up until the NACL was dissolved in 1972. This left many football teams without a professional league until 1997, where many of them dissolved or went bankrupt. Most of the new Aphrilian Ultra League members were already existing clubs, and the ones that ended up dissolving were younger teams from the 40s and 50s. As to how the teams were able to survive until then, semi-professional leagues hosted by the clubs themselves were formed. Athletes were not called up to the military for The World War, and Aphrilia didn't do conscription. The economy wasn't fully halted due to foreign attacks, among other factors.

And thus we arrive to the current time, with the new season having been completed.

-- APH Ultra League         Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Luther City FC            30   17   8   5    59   37  +22    59
 2 Topaz Cove City           30   18   3   9    40   24  +16    57
 3 Higher Hearths AFC        30   16   8   6    55   40  +15    56
 4 Firewatch ASC             30   15   8   7    47   33  +14    53
 5 Koffdif City              30   15   5  10    48   37  +11    50
 6 Lower Hearths ASC         30   14   5  11    41   38   +3    47
 7 Trosspine Athletic        30   12   9   9    28   24   +4    45
 8 FC Vynemill Row           30   11  10   9    34   25   +9    43
 9 Crownford Athletic        30   11  10   9    43   40   +3    43
10 Briar Glenn CFC           30   11   5  14    25   33   −8    38
11 Chapelstove Docks FC      30   10   6  14    48   56   −8    36
12 Darlingtown Rovers        30    9   8  13    30   35   −5    35
13 Norminley Town FC         30    6  10  14    39   59  −20    28
14 Axlerow United FC         30    5  12  13    18   26   −8    27
15 Exterton ASC              30    6   7  17    15   39  −24    25
16 Edenwood United           30    4   6  20    18   42  −24    18

- Group A                 Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts
1 Topaz Cove City           6   4  2  0    7   1  +6   14
2 Trosspine Athletic        6   3  0  3    6   4  +2    9
3 Chapelstove Docks FC      6   2  1  3    2   6  −4    7
4 Axlerow United FC         6   1  1  4    3   7  −4    4

- Group B                 Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts
1 Firewatch ASC             6   4  1  1    8   4  +4   13
2 Briar Glenn CFC           6   3  1  2    8   6  +2   10
3 Higher Hearths AFC        6   2  1  3    4   6  −2    7
4 Norminley Town FC         6   1  1  4    6  10  −4    4

- Group C                 Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts
1 Crownford Athletic        6   5  0  1   14   7  +7   15
2 Koffdif City              6   3  1  2   12  10  +2   10
3 FC Vynemill Row           6   3  1  2    5   4  +1   10
4 Exterton ASC              6   0  0  6    4  14 −10    0

- Group D                 Pld   W  D  L   GF  GA  GD  Pts
1 Luther City FC            6   4  2  0   13   5  +8   14
2 Darlingtown Rovers        6   2  3  1   10   8  +2    9
3 Lower Hearths ASC         6   1  3  2    5   6  −1    6
4 Edenwood United           6   0  2  4    5  14  −9    2

QUARTERFINALS
Firewatch ASC v Trosspine Athletic
Luther City FC v Koffdif City
Crownford Athletic v Darlingtown Rovers
Topaz Cove City v Briar Glenn CFC

Firewatch ASC 1–0 Trosspine Athletic
Luther City FC 4–2 Koffdif City
Crownford Athletic 1–1 Darlingtown Rovers (1–1 AET) (4–3 pen.)
Topaz Cove City 0–1 Briar Glenn CFC

SEMIFINALS
Firewatch ASC v Luther City FC
Crownford Atheltic v Briar Glenn CFC

Firewatch ASC 3–0 Luther City FC
Crownford Athletic 1–1 Briar Glenn CFC (1–1 AET) (5–3 pen.)

FINALS
Firewatch ASC v Crownford Athletic

Firewatch ASC 2–3 Crownford Athletic

Aphrilia (APH) Qualifiers
IFCF Champions League: Luther City FC
IFCF Challengers Cup: Topaz Cove City, Higher Hearths AFC, Firewatch ASC
IFCF Cup Winners’ Cup: Crownford Athletic

FFI League of Victors: Luther City FC, Topaz Cove City
FFI Confederations' Trophy: Higher Hearths AFC

by **Ko-oren** » Fri Apr 19, 2024 7:52 am

Ko-oren (KOR) Qualifiers
IFCF Champions League: Miradela GD, Maethoru SC
IFCF Challenger's Cup: Aminey CS, Straudum VV, Gehrenna FC
IFCF Liga B Champions' Trophy: Castelo e Calvente CS, Huthwich Et Iduloren FC, Tanques AOE
IFCF Cup Winners' Cup: Aminey CS
IFCF Rising Stars Cup: Ekurinna FC
CAFA LigAnaia: Miradela GD, Maethoru SC
IUCC: Centrum Progressi

Previews (Top League)
Previews (2nd and 3rd tier)

Top League, Pt. 1
Top League, Pt. 2
Top League, Final

Second, Third, Fourth Division & Amateur Leagues

Open Cup (CWC), Casaran Cup, University (IUCC) & Academy (RSC) Leagues

Supercups, Awards

by **Yguazu** » Wed Apr 24, 2024 10:52 pm

The Asociación Yguazuense de Fútbol (AYF) is pleased to present...
The Yguazú División de Honor - Professional Season 7

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

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

The competition was played as an amateur championship for nearly 100 years, and has been historically dominated by Cerro Pintado and Olímpico, who won all but 14 out of the previous editions of the competition (52 titles for Cerro Pintado and 44 for Olímpico), with Independiente (5), Tupí (5), Nacional (2), Sol de Anaia (1), and Sportivo Eugenino (1) being the only teams able to win a championship in both the amateur and profesional eras. Albeit the league has been played to a decent standard of quality in spite of its amateurism, the AYF believes that, by turning the competition into a professional one and having the chance to enter international competition, the level of the competition and of its own teams will have an exponential growth and Yguazuense players will have their much-wanted opportunity to take themselves to new highs.

Apertura Tournament
A new season of Yguazuense football opened up with the Apertura tournament played in the first half of the season, which brought Sol de Anaia back to positions of prominence as they were able to lead the tournament from start to end while also taking advantage of some early blunders for the likes of Cerro Pintado and Olímpico, the poor campaign by the defending champions Nacional, as well as Tupí's and Prado Ñú's implosions right at the most critical moment of the tournament: the final stretch...

The season opened up with some unexpected shocks for the usual favourites, with Cerro Pintado losing 3-1 at home to Unión Agrícola (in what would eventually become their only away victory in the whole season), Olímpico being held to a scoreless stalemate by newcomers Sportivo Fernandino, and Tupí biting the dust by losing to Independiente. Sportivo Eugenino, a side who have made life harder for the usual contenders in recent times, also fell victim to a nasty surprise on the opening matchday, losing to the other newcomers Deportivo Fernheim in the arid southeastern savannas, whilst Deportivo Amambay emerged victorious from their debut against Prado Ñu in another battle between dark horses. The focus now goes to Nacional, who as defending champions, would have been expected to kick off the season on the right foot, but Sol de Anaia had plans of their own to prevent such a thing and eventually claimed three points that put them in the lead as soon as the first week of competition. The sunny side were able to consolidate their standing at the summit by going unbeaten during the following seven weeks, in which they were able to defeat Olímpico, Sportivo Eugenino and Independiente, and draw with Tupí and Prado Ñu. Their first loss of the season came against a Cerro Pintado side who was at the time struggling in mid-table after dropping several points in the start of the season with draws against Independiente and Deportivo Fernheim and a loss to Nacional, and was hoping to regain ground with this win, hopes which would not last long as they were sent back to their reality in the next matchday, losing the Superclásico to an Olímpico side who were also struggling in the dawn of the season, following that draw against Fernandino and the loss to Sol with another loss to Tupí and draws with Nacional and Prado Ñu.

Speaking of Tupí and Prado Ñu, these two sides seemed to be the ones able to pose a challenge to Sol de Anaia at halfway point, since at that moment they were trailing Sol by just two points. The second half of the Apertura began with Sol doing the double over Nacional, with Tupí keeping the two-point gap in place by demolishing Independiente 5-1, whilst Prado Ñu dropped two points at home against Deportivo Amambay. A 2-0 loss for Sol de Anaia against Olímpico granted the Aboriginal side chance a unique chance to take the lead, but they wasted it by losing to Nacional, and Prado Ñu kept things interesting after beating Deportivo Fernheim at home, result that allowed them to cut their gap with the league leaders back to two points. This three-horse battle remained in place until Matchday 17, when Sol hosted Prado Ñu in a six-pointer that would play a big role in deciding the fate of the Apertura, which ended with the sunny side claiming a comeback victory that allowed them to move 3 points clear of the Albiverde while at the same time Olímpico dented Tupí's title hopes by winning their match. Another couple of wins over Deportivo Amambay and a Cerro Pintado side that made some effort to get closer to the Apertura race by chaining some wins in the final stretch added to further losses for Tupí and Prado Ñu left Sol seven points clear at the top and with the chance to clinch their second División de Honor title as soon as Round 20 if they beat Independiente on the road, and coincidentally, Tupí and Prado Ñu faced each other. However, Independiente didn't feel like letting Sol celebrate a title in their stadium and extended the drama for one more week with a 1-0 victory, while Tupí emerged victorious from their showdown and were able to cut the gap to four points. Sol's second "match point" was not wasted though, as the sunny side were eventually able to clinch the Apertura on the penultimate matchday by beating Deportivo Fernheim while at the same time Cerro Pintado brought Tupí's title hopes to an end while at the same time putting themselves on the driver's seat for the vice-championship, which they ended up confirming the following week by beating Prado Ñu.

Team                         P    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Sol de Anaia             22   12   4   6    28   21   +7    40  CH - CL - CAFA LigAnaia
 2 Cerro Pintado            22   10   5   7    42   38   +4    35
 3 Independiente            22   10   5   7    28   27   +1    35
 4 Tupí                     22    9   6   7    37   31   +6    33
 5 Olímpico                 22    9   5   8    33   29   +4    32
 6 Prado Ñu                 22    9   5   8    35   32   +3    32
 7 Nacional                 22    7   6   9    31   34   −3    27
 8 Sportivo Fernandino      22    7   6   9    33   38   −5    27
 9 Sportivo Eugenino        22    5  11   6    37   36   +1    26
10 Unión Agrícola           22    7   4  11    27   32   −5    25
11 Deportivo Amambay        22    6   7   9    36   43   −7    25
12 Deportivo Fernheim       22    6   6  10    29   35   −6    24

Clausura Tournament
Usually the Clausura tends to be the most closely fought tournament, considering that it is at this point that the aggregate table enters into play, and most teams will be looking at both tables with attention especially now that there are more international berths up for grabs. By winning the Apertura and considering the little time off mid-season, Sol de Anaia were well poised to extend their dominance to the Clausura and confirm it with a double, but there were several sides waiting for their chance for redemption in the year's final tournament. Having punctured at the worst possible moment in the Apertura, Tupí and Prado Ñu were definitely out for vengeance, with the former being in a special quest to break their particular tie in league titles with Independiente for Yguazú's "third best team" and the latter hoping to emulate Nacional's feat the previous season by claiming a maiden title. Meanwhile, the Apertura runners-up Cerro Pintado were hoping for a strong start that would help them avoid the need for late and futile comebacks...

Alright, the Clausura race began with the two traditional Yguazú powerhouses leading the way. Both Cerro Pintado and Olímpico came out firing on all cylinders in the first four matchdays, with the former taking full advantage of having three of their first four games at home and beating Unión Agrícola, Deportivo Amambay, and Deportivo Fernheim, as well as Independiente on the road, while the latter began their campaign by claiming wins over Sportivo Fernandino, Nacional, the defending champs Sol de Anaia, and Unión Agrícola. Although Olímpico started dropping points as soon as Round 5 with a 2-2 draw with Sportivo Eugenino at home, the Azuleta were able to make it eight wins out of eight by adding Sportivo Fernandino, Nacional, and Sol de Anaia to their list of victims before facing Olímpico in yet another Superclásico edition where that dream start would eventually meet its end in a heated match that ended with the Franjeado claiming victory once again and returning to the title race. Despite this setback against their arch-rivals, Cerro Pintado still had enough savings to reach halfway point atop the standings with 25 points, although not as comfortable of a lead as they would desire with Olímpico trailing them by just two points. Apart from Cerro Pintado and Olímpico, the top four were completed with Nacional and Tupí, both with ups and downs in the first half of the Clausura but being eventually able to chain some winning streaks that helped them open up the title race ahead of the crucial second half. The Aboriginal had a particularly slow start, losing three matches in a row despite opening their Clausura campaign with a win over Independiente. Tupí's poor streak was precisely broken with a win over Olímpico, which in turn became the start of a positive streak that saw four straight wins and also included a 1-0 triumph at Cerro Pintado's stadium in Round 10.

But Tupí would not stop there, as their positive streak would extend to the start of the second half while at the same time Cerro Pintado started faltering, and as a result the Aboriginal ended up taking the lead in Round 14 after thrashing Sportivo Eugenino while at the same time Cerro and Independiente cancelled themselves out. Although Cerro Pintado had a great chance to regain the lead following a defeat for Tupí against Sol, that opportunity was ruined after losing at home to the almost-doomed Sportivo Fernandino and immediately afterwards Tupí did capitalize on another loss for the Azuleta, this time against Nacional, and moved five points clear by beating Olímpico and kicking them out of the title race for good while also jeopardizing their chances of returning to IFCF competition through the aggregate table. That five-point gap would eventually grow to seven following another win for Tupí against Unión Agrícola and a draw in the last Superclásico of the season, granting Tupí the chance to seal the Clausura title with two matches to go if they defeated a Prado Ñu side engulfed in the heat of the race for the Challengers Cup berths along Olímpico and Independiente. Tupí depended solely on their own effort, and even though Cerro Pintado defeated Sportivo Eugenino, the Aboriginal ended up claiming their sixth league title without much drama and also lent Independiente a huge helping hand in their quest to return to international competition.

With the title, Champions League and CAFA LigAnaia qualifiers all decided already, and Cerro Pintado being extremely close to claim a consolation prize in the form of a Challengers Cup berth, attention in the final two rounds of the Clausura and the season shifted to the battle for the remaining two ChC berths between Olímpico, Prado Ñu, and Independiente, with these three sides separated by just one point, and a "final" between Olímpico and Independiente looming large on the penultimate matchday, and one that could settle the matter once and for all. Olímpico only needed to win in order to clinch qualification, while Prado Ñu would also be rooting for an Olímpico win there since all the odds for this matchday were in their favour as they had to host an Unión Agrícola side that was merely praying for the season to end as soon as possible, given their extremely poor Clausura campaign that had seen them win only once in 20 attempts. And well, Olímpico ended up tearing Independiente apart and this added to Prado Ñu's expected victory ended up closing the IFCF race with one round in hand. Relegation was an even more anticlimactic affair, given that Deportivo Fernheim and Sportivo Fernandino were unable to raise their respective averages above 1 and sealed a quick return to the División Intermedia, even though Unión Agrícola seemed to have done everything in their power to make their average plummet and save either of them...

Team                         P    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Tupí                     22   14   3   5    38   21  +17    45  CH - CL - CAFA LigAnaia
 2 Cerro Pintado            22   12   5   5    40   26  +14    41
 3 Olímpico                 22   10   8   4    42   29  +13    38
 4 Sol de Anaia             22   12   2   8    29   25   +4    38
 5 Prado Ñu                 22   11   4   7    26   16  +10    37
 6 Nacional                 22   10   5   7    29   31   −2    35
 7 Sportivo Eugenino        22    8   6   8    37   35   +2    30
 8 Independiente            22    9   3  10    27   30   −3    30
 9 Deportivo Amambay        22    9   2  11    32   30   +2    29
10 Deportivo Fernheim       22    3   8  11    22   34  −12    17
11 Sportivo Fernandino      22    4   4  14    18   41  −23    16
12 Unión Agrícola           22    1   8  13    17   39  −22    11

Aggregate Table
The aggregate table, combining the results of both the Apertura and Clausura, decided the teams that will be entering the IFCF tournaments for the following season. Since Yguazú is entitled to two berths into the Champions League, these berths will be awarded to both champions, with the highest-placed one qualifying for the champions path of the preliminary rounds (if one team wins both the Apertura and Clausura, the next best-placed team will also qualify for the CL), while the three Challengers Cup qualifiers will be the next three best-placed teams in this table. The Apertura and Clausura champions (or Clausura runners-up, if the same team wins both tournaments) will both qualify for the CAFA LigAnaia regardless of their placement in this table.

Team                         P    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 Tupí                     44   23   9  12    75   52  +23    78  CL - CAFA LigAnaia
 2 Sol de Anaia             44   24   6  14    57   46  +11    78  CL - CAFA LigAnaia
 3 Cerro Pintado            44   22  10  12    82   64  +18    76  ChC
 4 Olímpico                 44   19  13  12    75   58  +17    70  ChC
 5 Prado Ñu                 44   20   9  15    61   48  +13    69  ChC
 6 Independiente            44   19   8  17    55   57   −2    65
 7 Nacional                 44   17  11  16    60   65   −5    62
 8 Sportivo Eugenino        44   13  17  14    74   71   +3    56
 9 Deportivo Amambay        44   15   9  20    68   73   −5    54
10 Sportivo Fernandino      44   11  10  23    51   79  −28    43
11 Deportivo Fernheim       44    9  14  21    51   69  −18    41
12 Unión Agrícola           44    8  12  24    44   71  −27    36

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

000000000000000000000000000S5	     S6	       S7	   TOTAL
Team	                  P  Pts    P  Pts    P  Pts    P  Pts	 Avg.
 1 Cerro Pintado	 44   65   44   77   44   76  132  218	1.652
 2 Tupí 	         44   77   44	61   44	  78  132  216	1.636
 3 Sol de Anaia 	 44   67   44	65   44	  78  132  210	1.591
 4 Olímpico      	 44   61   44   75   44   70  132  206	1.561
 5 Prado Ñu	 	 44   62   44   66   44   69  132  197	1.492
 6 Nacional      	 44   65   44	65   44	  62  132  192	1.455
 7 Deportivo Amambay     44   60   44	71   44   54  132  185	1.402
 8 Sportivo Eugenino	 44   70   44	57   44   56  132  183	1.386
 9 Independiente         44   60   44   57   44   65  132  182	1.379
10 Unión Agrícola        44   47   44   51   44   36  132  134	1.015
11 Sportivo Fernandino	                     44   43   44   43	0.977	REL
12 Deportivo Ferhneim		             44   41   44   41	0.932	REL

The Yguazú División Intermedia - Professional Season 7

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

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

League Standings

Team                         P    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts
 1 FBC Universal            30   13   8   9    45   34  +11    47  CH - P - LBCT
 2 Trinidense               30   11  14   5    38   31   +7    47  P - LBCT
 3 Oviedense F.C.           30   10  15   5    35   29   +6    45  LBCT
 4 25 de Marzo              30   11  11   8    45   45    0    44
 5 Club Colonial            30   12   7  11    55   46   +9    43
 6 22 de Noviembre FBC      30   12   7  11    52   44   +8    43
 7 Porvenir                 30   12   7  11    48   45   +3    43
 8 Sport Lambaré            30   10  12   8    49   44   +5    42
 9 Obreros Unidos           30   12   5  13    39   42   −3    41
10 31 de Enero              30   11   6  13    39   40   −1    39
11 Tacuarí                  30   10   8  12    39   43   −4    38
12 Club 4 de Octubre        30    9   8  13    39   42   −3    35
13 Atlético Tacumbú         30    8  11  11    47   55   −8    35
14 Río Yguazú               30    7  13  10    35   44   −9    34
15 Cerro Pintado (PV)       30    7  13  10    34   43   −9    34
16 Sport Aceval             30    9   7  14    40   52  −12    34

Relegation Table

000000000000000000000000000S5	     S6	       S7	   TOTAL
Team	                  P  Pts    P  Pts    P  Pts    P  Pts	 Avg.
 1 25 de Marzo   	           30	53   30	  44   60   97	1.617
 2 FBC Universal	                     30   47   30   47  1.567
 3 Trinidense  	                             30   47   30   47  1.567
 4 Club Colonial	 30   46   30   47   30   43   90  136	1.511
 5 Obreros Unidos	 30   45   30   45   30	  41   90  131	1.456
 6 22 de Noviembre FBC	                     30	  43   30   43  1.433
 7 Oviedense F.C.	 30   42   30   42   30	  45   90  129	1.433
 8 Tacuarí      	 30   43   30   44   30   38   90  125	1.389
 9 Porvenir	         30   40   30   41   30   43   90  124	1.378
10 Sport Lambaré   	 30   39   30   40   30	  42   90  121	1.344
11 31 de Enero  	                     30	  39   30   39	1.300
12 Cerro Pintado (PV)	 30   41   30   42   30   34   90  117  1.300
13 Club 4 de Octubre	 30   42   30	36   30	  35   90  113	1.256
14 Río Yguazú	         30   40   30	38   30	  34   90  112	1.244	Primera B Nacional
15 Atlético Tacumbú	           30   36   30	  35   60   71	1.183	Primera B Metropolitana
16 Sport Aceval                              30	  34   30   34	1.133	Primera B Metropolitana

Yguazú (YGZ) qualifiers
Puppet of Valladares
Champions League: Tupí, Sol de Anaia
Challengers Cup: Cerro Pintado, Olímpico, Prado Ñu
Liga B Champions Trophy: FBC Universal, Trinidense, Oviedense F.C.

CAFA LigAnaia qualifiers: Sol de Anaia, Tupí

by **Lisander** » Thu Apr 25, 2024 5:57 am

As usual for me, but also due to a sudden torrent of college work and office work, I'm resubmitting the last results, as it is still my most recent post. I'll keep woking in a full-fledged season as soon as I'm available to.

Lisander (LIS) qualifiers
Champions League: AC Kasandora
Challengers Cup: Club Sparta, AS Virtus 1904, Sporting Grandeville
Liga B Champions Trophy: Club d'Escrime, AD Lisandras, Elysium SC
Rising Stars Cup: Rovers AFC U-19
Cup Winners' Cup: Soria Union FC

by **Patriotlandia** » Thu Apr 25, 2024 7:29 pm

Super League - Season 7
Preview 1
Preview 2
Regular Season
Playoffs

Super League Standings (Final)

#	Team                        	P	W	D	L	For	Ag	+/-	Pts	
1	Grand-Ours Rovers        	32	17	8	7	63	42	21	59	IFCF CL Qualified
2	Rapides St-Charles       	32	17	5	10	38	31	7	56	IFCF CC Qualified
3	Stade Conflans           	32	15	8	9	48	35	13	53	IFCF CC Qualified
4	Athletique Alexandrie    	32	17	2	13	60	49	11	53	IFCF CC Qualified 
5	Union Port-la-Ville      	32	16	4	12	64	35	29	52	
6	Belleriviere Wanderers   	32	9	3	20	33	70	-37	30	
7	Griffin Isles United     	32	14	8	10	50	38	12	50	
8	AS Couen                 	32	12	7	13	38	38	0	43	
9	Olympique Yvesmont       	32	12	6	14	54	62	-8	42	
10	Mountaineers United      	32	10	7	15	32	49	-17	37	
11	CF Capitale              	32	8	8	16	44	60	-16	32	Relegated
12	Couen Arsenal            	32	7	10	15	25	40	-15	31	Relegated

Patriotlandia (PTR) qualifiers
Champions League: Grand-Ours Rovers
Challengers Cup: Rapides St-Charles, Stade Conflans, Stade Conflans
Liga B Champions Trophy: AS Vilnay, Chaville Locomotive, Batille Sailors FC
Cup Winners’ Cup: Athletique Alexandrie

by **United Mandaran States** » Thu Apr 25, 2024 7:54 pm

2026 United Mandaran States Domestic Football Season

M.League introduction

2026 M1 League: Clubs Part 1, Clubs Part 2, Match days 1-4, Match days 5-8, Match days 9-11, Match days 12-16, Match days 17-22, Match days 23-27, Match days 28-32

2026 M2 League: Preview, Match days 1-4, Match days 5-8, Match days 9-11, Match days 12-16, Match days 17-22, Match days 23-27, Match days 28-32

2026 Confederation Cup: Preview, 1st Round, 2nd Round, Quarterfinal, Semifinal, Final

2026 Mandaran National Championship
2026 Season's playoff

United Mandaran States (UMS) Qualifiers
Pemecutan successor

IFCF Champion's League: Pesub Ubung
IFCF Challenger's Cup: Nilayam United, Pescam Campuhan, Pesetih Titih
IFCF Liga B Champion's Trophy: Pesemogan Pemogan, Pesepad Padangsambian, Parsewi Mengwi
IFCF Cup Winner's Cup: Pescam Campuhan

CMFA Champion's League: Pesub Ubung, Nilayam United, Pescam Campuhan, Pesetih Titih

Note: The trigram of these clubs has to be change into UMS. This also applied to all clubs with PCU trigram.

by **Kamijiro** » Thu Apr 25, 2024 8:42 pm

OOC: I dunno if I'm allowed to register a team. But, I've Scorinated the rest of the matchdays and will post them in my main thread soon - our winner is below, and I'd like to register them for the Champions League. Please TG me if I need to submit anything else to participate

League link (currently not RP'd up to date)

Team          W  D  L  GF  GA  GD  Pts
Raijin-shi    7  2  5  22  21  +1   23 - Champions League
East Jiro     6  4  4  14  14   0   22 - Challengers Cup
New Volendam  7  1  6  26  28  -2   22 - Challengers Cup
South Central 5  6  3  25  20  +5   21
St. Jerome    5  4  5  26  24  +2   19
Chamonix      4  5  5  18  19  -1   17
Porto         4  3  7   8  10  -2   15
Pwllheli      3  5  6  18  21  -3   14 - Relegation

ICFC Champions League: Raijin-shi
ICFC Challengers Cup: East Jiro Athletic & New Volendam
The trigram for the country is KMJ.

by **Nekohime** » Fri Apr 26, 2024 12:20 am

N-League 1 - 58 IC

.  N-League 1               Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts                                                                                  
 1 Kyoto Kitsune             30   21   3   6    52   22  +30    66    —   1–0  1–0  2–1  2–1  4–0  4–0  7–2  1–1  1–3  2–0  2–0  1–0  3–1  2–1  2–0 / CL
 2 Yokohama Racers           30   19   4   7    53   27  +26    61   0–1   —   2–2  3–1  3–1  2–1  3–2  2–0  2–0  2–0  0–0  1–1  1–2  2–0  2–1  1–0 / CC
 3 Tokyo Typhoon             30   16   9   5    43   17  +26    57   0–1  1–0   —   3–1  3–1  0–0  1–1  3–1  3–0  0–0  2–0  3–0  0–1  0–1  3–0  1–0 / CC
 4 Osaka Orcas               30   17   5   8    48   29  +19    56   1–2  2–1  3–3   —   1–0  3–0  1–2  2–0  1–0  2–1  2–1  3–0  2–1  2–1  3–0  3–0 / CC
 5 Nagasaki Lamia            30   16   6   8    48   28  +20    54   1–0  2–1  1–1  0–1   —   0–3  1–1  1–1  3–0  1–2  2–0  5–0  3–0  0–0  1–0  2–1
 6 Hiroshima Driders         30   14   7   9    40   32   +8    49   0–1  0–1  1–3  1–3  1–2   —   2–1  2–0  2–1  1–1  2–2  2–0  0–1  3–0  2–0  3–2
 7 Sendai Sierra             30   13   7  10    42   32  +10    46   2–1  1–0  0–0  1–0  1–2  1–2   —   0–1  1–4  1–1  0–1  4–0  1–1  3–0  1–0  1–0
 8 Fukuoka Fire              30   13   7  10    52   44   +8    46   3–0  0–2  0–2  1–1  2–2  0–1  2–2   —   3–1  4–2  1–4  2–1  1–0  2–1  1–0  4–0
 9 Nagoya Giants             30   13   6  11    38   41   −3    45   1–4  1–6  0–1  1–0  0–4  1–1  1–0  3–3   —   2–0  3–1  1–1  1–1  1–0  2–0  1–0
10 Kobe Kings                30   12   7  11    48   38  +10    43   1–0  1–2  1–0  1–1  1–4  1–1  0–0  2–1  1–1   —   0–4  2–1  3–2  5–0  0–1  4–0
11 Sapporo Silver            30   10   8  12    37   39   −2    38   0–0  2–3  0–3  1–1  0–1  2–2  2–1  0–3  0–1  2–1   —   1–0  1–0  1–1  3–1  1–1
12 Chiba Chibi               30   11   4  15    25   42  −17    37   1–0  0–1  0–2  2–1  0–1  0–2  0–2  2–2  1–0  2–1  1–0   —   1–1  2–1  2–0  2–1
13 Kawasaki Storm            30    9   8  13    28   40  −12    35   0–2  1–3  0–0  1–1  1–0  0–0  1–3  0–3  0–3  1–0  2–4  0–2   —   1–1  1–0  3–0
14 Niigata Reds              30    4  10  16    23   48  −25    22   2–2  1–1  0–1  0–1  1–1  0–1  1–2  1–1  1–3  1–4  1–1  1–0  0–0   —   2–1  3–2
15 Hakone Harriers           30    3   2  25    14   57  −43    11   0–2  1–3  1–1  0–2  1–3  0–3  0–2  0–4  0–2  0–4  0–2  0–1  0–2  1–1   —   4–0
16 Aogashima Celeste         30    2   1  27    14   69  −55     7   0–1  1–3  0–1  0–2  0–2  0–1  0–5  0–4  0–2  0–5  2–1  0–2  3–4  1–0  0–1   —

Nekohime (NKH) Qualifiers
Puppet of Vyktory
IFCF Champion's League: Kyoto Kitsune
IFCF Challenger's Cup: Yokohama Racers, Tokyo Typhoon, Osaka Orcas

by **Bharadwaja** » Fri Apr 26, 2024 7:11 am

2026 Galatama

Bharadwaja (BHA) qualifiers
United Mandaran States' puppet in Anaia

CAFA LigAnaia : Royal Kartasura FC. and Banaran United

Maritime League : Royal Kartasura FC., Banaran United, Caturnunggal SC. and Sukowati United FC.

by **Mandhya Pradha** » Fri Apr 26, 2024 7:19 am

2026 Mandhya Pradha Super League

Mandhya Pradha (MPA) qualifiers
United Mandaran States' puppet in Rushmore

Rushmore Copa de Campeones (CdC) : Trithiya City FC.

Maritime League : Trithiya City FC., Pradhananthapuram Athletic, Trithiya United, SC. Pochampalli

by **Rivoli-Acesca** » Fri Apr 26, 2024 7:24 am

Lega Serie A 2026

Rivoli-Acesca (RVA) qualifiers
United Mandaran States' puppet in Arrosia

Hui Lā Arrosia/Sun League : AC. Rivoli, Inter Acesca

Maritime League : AC. Rivoli, Inter Acesca, Campagna Calcio, SS. Rustega

by **Schimata** » Fri Apr 26, 2024 7:28 am

2026 Alpha Ethnikos Protathlima

Schimata (SCH) qualifiers
United Mandaran States' puppet in Esportiva

CEdC : PAET, AOEA Efkarpia

Maritime League : PAET, AOEA Efkarpia, AE. Paloukia, GS. Araklion

by **Xanneria** » Fri Apr 26, 2024 7:55 am

Full Review + Awards - viewtopic.php?f=7&t=549710

Xanneria (XAN) Qualifiers:

IFCF Champions League: Hawthorne Kickers
IFCF Challengers Cup: Bearden, Galaxy SC, Austin City
IFCF Liga B Champions Trophy: Saint Geoffreystown, East End FC, United Marietta FC
CEdC: Hawthorne Kickers, Bearden

Xanneria (XAN) final site bids
IFCF Champions League Finale: XANAir National Stadium II, Dominica City, Xanneria (62,000)
A relatively new stadium aged only 30 years, it was one of the first in Xanneria to use Retro-Modern designs. It's home to many great teams including the Xannerian National Team and Capital FC. (Ok home to normally good teams. We don't talk about the last season of Capital FC.) It's never hosted a major even though and the stadium aims for the IFCF Champions League Final to give football fans in the capital something fun to talk about.

CEdC Finale: Sue Garmin Stadium, Bearden,Xanneria (56,000)
A pioneering multipurpose stadium that hosts both Baseball and Football. The Stadium is named after long time fan and local businesswoman Sue Garmin. Her chain of Sushi resteraunts also sponsor the team too. The stadium sits on a lake near Bearden, meaning that wind from the waters breeze over the stadium.

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by **Elmyia** » Fri Apr 26, 2024 8:31 am

Season End

Elmyia (ELM) Qualifiers

IFCF Champions League — Hellenic SC, Mosfleet Albion
IFCF Challengers Cup — Scolastico, Italia Mosfleet, AS Samita
IFCF Cup Winners' Cup — AS Samita
Copa De Campeones — Hellenic SC

works? · by **Abanhfleft** » Fri Apr 26, 2024 11:29 am

2035-36 Season Preview, Part One || Preview, Part Two

2035-36 Season, Part One || Part Two || Part Three || Part Four || Part Five || Part Six || Part Seven || Part Eight || Part Nine

Abanhfleft (AFT) qualifiers
Primary Association

IFCF Champions' League: Malabon SC

IFCF Challengers' Cup: Wanda Island Wanderers, Xemlice Rovers, Ludogorets Markovsky

Cup Winners’ Cup: Fleftic Army

FFI League of Victors: Malabon SC, Wanda Island Wanderers

FFI Confederations Trophy: Xemlice Rovers

by **Indusse** » Fri Apr 26, 2024 10:45 pm

LIGA PRIME

This is a Resubmission

Team                           P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Sindvpore FC                  18  16  2   0  58   3  +55  50
 2 Southbay Riveria FC           18  15  2   1  57   9  +48  47
 3 New Hind City FC              18   7  2   9  19  23   -4  23
 4 Cheralam Masters FC           18   7  2   9  23  34  -11  23
 5 Neagra FC                     18   6  3   9  23  34  -11  21
 6 Sloth Bay FC                  18   4  7   7  16  25   -9  19
 7 Dhalopura FC                  18   5  4   9  14  24  -10  19
 8 Salingam United FC            18   4  6   8  12  28  -16  18
 9 Malta FC                      18   4  5   9  14  35  -21  17
10 Rockies International FC      18   4  3  11  10  31  -21  15

Indusse (INS) Qualifiers
IFCF Champions League: Sindvpore FC
IFCF Challenger's Cup: Southbay Riveria FC, New Hind City FC, Cheralam Masters FC

FFI League of Victors: Sindvpore FC,Southbay Riveria FC
FFI Confederations Trophy:New Hind City FC

Indusse (INS) final site bids
FFI Confederations Trophy: Adityavarma Kulashekara International Stadium, New Hind City (Cap: 131,561)
The Aditya Varma Kulashekara International Stadium, is home to the Flocking Blues and is the largest sports stadium in the nation. The Aditya Varma Kulashekara International Stadium can hold 131,561 spectators in normal cases. The most attendance recorded for an event in the stadium was 148,241 spectators. This historical event happened long before the current stadium had been built. The former stadium known as IFA International Stadium had just a capacity of 108,112 and the event was the Sworn-in of Baskar H Kumar as the first president of the Indusse. In other words, the sworn in was also the same as the nation's independence day. The most spectators for a match was recorded as 118,232 spectators for a match between Indusse and Pratapgadh which was once a derby match. [Read More...]

by **The 14 Stars** » Sat Apr 27, 2024 4:07 am

Starsian Super League

Season 2037/2038

Previews - viewtopic.php?p=41376691#p41376691
Matchday 1/4 - viewtopic.php?p=41385309#p41385309
Matchday 5/8 - viewtopic.php?p=41490328#p41490328
Matchday 9/12 - viewtopic.php?p=41490754#p41490754
Matchday 13/16 - viewtopic.php?p=41496902#p41496902
Matchday 17/20 - viewtopic.php?p=41500020#p41500020
Matchday 21/22 - viewtopic.php?p=41500079#p41500079

*                        Pld    W   D   L    GF   GA   GD   Pts 
 1 Star Unicorn           22   13   3   6    31   20  +11    42
 2 Pegasus Orb            22   11   6   5    19   10   +9    39
 3 Storm Wolves           22   12   3   7    19   16   +3    39
 4 Equinox United         22    9   7   6    20   14   +6    34
 5 Phoenix United         22    9   4   9    24   24    0    31
 6 Desert Lions           22    8   6   8    20   21   −1    30
 7 Ancient Forest FC      22    7   7   8    16   16    0    28
 8 Amazona United         22    6  10   6    16   16    0    28
 9 Blizzard Academy       22    7   7   8    16   20   −4    28
10 Cascade FC             22    7   5  10    17   23   −6    26
11 Rose Gryphon           22    4   7  11    13   25  −12    19
12 Mount Olympus          22    5   3  14    21   27   −6    18

The 14 Stars (TFS) qualifiers
IFCF Champions' League: Star Unicorn
IFCF Challengers' Cup: Pegasus Orb, Storm Wolves, Equinox United
Campionato Esportivano di Campeones (CEdC): Star Unicorn, Pegasus Orb

by **Taxhavn** » Sat Apr 27, 2024 7:58 am

SteuerLig Pre-Season Gossip
Breaking News & Salacious Rumours

World Champion Striker For Sale
You Heard It Here First (Or Maybe On Discord)
Note: nothing is presented as fact. Just insider knowledge. Or made up stuff.

Tai Cerotha Transfer Request
World Cup-winning Deltic striker Tai Cerotha, who scored in the final victory over Tumbra, has declined the opportunity to renegotiate his contract at serial disappointers St. Bernadine Athletic, and is looking for a move abroad to win something at club level that will sit alongside his World Cup medal. The Representatives' all-time NT top scorer will not be allowed to leave for anything other than a substantial fee, even by Taxhavn standards. Troubled intercontinental giant SK Franz-Josef City are rumoured to be leading a whole pack of interested parties, though whether they have the cash for that kind of signing these days remains to be seen. The same can be said of Shamrock Cathair, who 'The Aesthetic' are definitely NOT predicting as Tai's next stop. Geek champions OK Mukladrue and Tumbran fancy dans Couno Rangers have called talk of their interest as 'completely unsubstantiated' and 'someone just made that up on an unverified sports wire'.

Moroff Off Too
Another World Cup winner will also be hitting the international transfer market. After seeing his club narrowly miss relegation, Taxhavnite youngster and super talented attacking midfielder Jocki Moroff, who also plays internationally for the Representatives and played a part in the World Cup '95 triumph, thinks he can do better abroad, even if Raynor City United couldn't match his wages in Taxhavn. Because Taxhavn. Neither RCU nor Hellenic Rouge in Pasarga have ruled themselves out of the race to sign young Jocki, although it's true we haven't asked them. What I remember most about the Gnejsian Allgnejsa is that they definitely have the interest, but do Lokomotiv Esaias have the cash?

Nurserymen To Look North
The success of Aslak Hrafninnsson at Orchideeën has not gone unnoticed by the board, who are casting a wide net over the Valhallan Union in a scouting mission that encompasses something like 3 million clubs and a billion really excellent players who just haven't clicked yet in their return to the world stage. But most of all, the board are thinking about Nasjonale head coach Teitur Ronkainen and Jan Mayen Islanders manager Karl-Franz Klemmensen as candidates to succeed the ageing Maurits-jan Veerenjans, 69. Though Maurits-jan still has three years on his contract, he looks a little worn out now and maybe the Nurserymen need a refresh. There could be another surprise candidate too - an insider tells us Aslak has recommended Madars Kielman of Minor Vahallan League side Scheveningen Town for the top job. He is considered by the Nurserymen as a potential up-and-comer, even if they don't exactly know how old he is.

Gaffigan The Man Who Can For Athletic
Anticipating money in the bank for Tai Cerotha and having money in the bank anyway - because Taxhavn - St. Bernadine Athletic have not stood idly by to let a shortage of strikers threaten to turn the mediocrity of recent seasons into downright poor form: scouts have identified Tikariot's Eivora Athletic FC as a potential source of replacements with both Squorn Minakshi Kriz and local lad Michael Gaffigan as 'complete strikers' who could be lured by the 'complete payday'. Gaffigan in particular is said to be of interest and according to a well informed source, the player is keen on the jackpot. I mean challenge. Challenge. He's keen on the challenge of the SteuerLig. Eivora Athletic are refusing to be drawn on the matter but they could cave when they see the size of Athletic's credit card. It's unbelievably massive.

Scorned Squorn Elder Heldir's Shocking Shaker Shake-up (Sorry)
One season to forget came at the 'Shakerdome' where the formerly promising works team had a fairly abject season in the experienced hands of Heldir Zaman, escaping relegation on the last day of the season and finding two of their star players - Jocki Moroff and talismanic captain Zubi Zuberbuhler - had handed in transfer requests before post-season was out. Next through the exit door is likely to be the head coach himself, with Shakerssen rumoured to be 'going in a different direction' - which could mean anything from younger, stronger, faster, fitter, or generally better than what they have experienced this season. Will the old man, 69, finally retire? Or is he still up for that 'one last challenge' - something that was beyond him this time after leaving Sylestone and Chamberley City after 14 seasons in charge.

On The Move*
SteuerLig star players highlighted.

Pos	Player				Age	Value	Leaving
DC	Martin Ebersold			23	2m	FC Städeli
DR	Nordin Wälli			21	1.5m	Standard Lily
DC	Laurens Seuper			26	4.5m	Orchideeën
AM	Reggy van Buiten		25	5m	Orchideeën
DR	Gabriel Abegglen		23	0 (eoc)	St. Bernadine Athletic
DL	Raul Inäbnit			24	0 (eoc)	St. Bernadine Athletic
AM	Ramun Kunz			28	3m	St. Bernadine Athletic
GK	Lorin Hummel			20	1m	St. Bernadine Athletic
ML	Maas Kwappert			21	2.5m	Raven Thöni
DR	Rayan Schiefer			31	0 (eoc)	St. Bernadine Amateur
DC	Ton Masseus			28	2m	St. Bernadine Amateur
GK	Sandro Tribelhorn		20	800k	FZK-Amsterlo
MR	Evan Schürmann			25	0 (eoc)	St. Bernadine Academical
DM	Benno Weissbrodt		28	850k	St. Bernadine Academical
DM	Alessandro Kislig		34	0 (eoc)	BSN
ST	Zubi Zuberbühler		26	0 (eoc)	Shakerssen
ST	Rik Dam				27	3.5m	MAG Motor Waallen
DR	Renni Boom			28	4m	Zotteeik
DC	Purlie Stöckli			21	3.5m	St. Bernadine Athletic
DC	Reto Guggisberg			29	1.2m	1860 Delénacht
AM	Joris van Berkum		23	1m	MAG Motor Waallen
ST	Christiaan Scholte Meijerink	24	0 (eoc)	De Tike FC
DL	Barone Calderara (TAM)		23	0 (eoc)	Stadler Works
ML	Mart-jan Woker			23	0 (eoc)	MAG Motor Waallen
MR	Ard Elbersen			32	0 (eoc)	MAG Motor Waallen
DL	Henk Schutte			21	0 (eoc)	MAG Motor Waallen
DM	Sieb Ponsteen			31	0 (eoc)	McCunnald
DL	Florens Klein Stroek		25	750k	McCunnald
DR	Nard Wittendorp			23	750k	Orchideeën

* These players won't appear on the transfer list window because they don't consider themselves ready or willing or good enough to play for a foreign club. But they might be convinced if a club expresses an interest. [OOC: TG Delte/Taxhavn or DM Wight on Discord].

by **Oontaz Dert Li Ng** » Sat Apr 27, 2024 8:00 am

2029-30 Oontaznik First Division

2029-30 Sultan's Cup

Sultanate of Oontaz (OOZ) Qualifiers
Puppet of Abanhfleft

IFCF Champions' League: General Santos FC

IFCF Challengers' Cup: Pasargad Manitogoro, Botafogo de Maranao, Real Altamarino

Cup Winners' Cup: General Santos FC

Arrosia Sun League/Hui La: General Santos FC, Pasargad Manitogoro

International Domestic Soccer Newswires 2 - DEADLINE 28 APR

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