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| − | The '''NSFA Cup''' is the secondary competition for international clubs, below the [[Champions League]] | + | The '''NSFA Cup''' is the secondary competition for international clubs, below the [[Champions League]]. Two NSFA Cups have now taken place. |
With the inclusion of the Champions' League into the [[World Cup]] calendar, it was felt that as there was an equivalent to the [[RL]] [[Wikipedia:UEFA Champions League|UEFA Champions League]], there should be an equivalent to the [[Wikipedia:UEFA Cup|UEFA Cup]] too. Thus, the NSFA Cup was born to give 'lesser' clubs a chance to play teams from around the world. | With the inclusion of the Champions' League into the [[World Cup]] calendar, it was felt that as there was an equivalent to the [[RL]] [[Wikipedia:UEFA Champions League|UEFA Champions League]], there should be an equivalent to the [[Wikipedia:UEFA Cup|UEFA Cup]] too. Thus, the NSFA Cup was born to give 'lesser' clubs a chance to play teams from around the world. | ||
Revision as of 05:44, 1 August 2005
Overview
The NSFA Cup is the secondary competition for international clubs, below the Champions League. Two NSFA Cups have now taken place.
With the inclusion of the Champions' League into the World Cup calendar, it was felt that as there was an equivalent to the RL UEFA Champions League, there should be an equivalent to the UEFA Cup too. Thus, the NSFA Cup was born to give 'lesser' clubs a chance to play teams from around the world.
Results
- NSFA Cup 1: Angel Core Sentinels (Gaian Ascendancy) 4-0 Backstaffen United (Fimble loving peoples), final hosted in Cockbill Street
- NSFA Cup 2: Channel Kickers (Crystilakere) 1-0 Kalisimu Salan (Rejistania) AET, final hosted at Fillmore National Stadium, Sonoma City, Bedistan
No such 'official' NS World Cup-related body called the 'NationStates Football Association' actually exists in NationStates, but it is perhaps best-seen as a façade of the World Cup Committee.
