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| − | + | Football (fúðbel) in [[Naleloospalakintula]] comprimises of two divisions; first and second. Due to the small population of the island, the quality of football is not known for world-class, but more matched to the English Conference, at a semi-professional level. Each division has eight teams. | |
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| − | + | ==Nation team== | |
| + | [[Naleloospalakintula national football team]] represents Naleloospalakintula in all football competitions at top level. At the moment, no under-21 and womens team exist, but the NFA are looking into creating these for when the nation is given chances to compete. | ||
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| − | == | + | ==Laeçoà Una== |
| − | + | [[Laeçoà Una]] is Naleloospalakintula's top division, consisting of the following eight teams, as of the current and first season: | |
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| − | + | [[Cyðõ]] | |
| − | + | [[Eþlaðyc]] | |
| − | + | [[Håelak]] | |
| − | + | [[Lecasydà]] | |
| − | + | [[Onyðad]] | |
| − | + | [[Ruhåars]] | |
| − | + | [[Ulõmpyc]] | |
| − | + | [[Verbærhåyla]] | |
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| − | [[ | + | Each team plays the other seven teams twice, in fixtures home and away. In this league, the team placed eighth at the end of the season will be relegated, and those placed seventh will play a play-off with the second placed team in the second division after both seasons have finished. |
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| + | ==Laeçoà Ðwu== | ||
| + | [[Laeçoà Ðwu]] is Naleloospalakintula's second tier division, consisting of the following eight teams, as of the current and first season: | ||
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| + | [[Cuešun]] | ||
| + | [[Cuhåasàn]] | ||
| + | [[Mænðeyn]] | ||
| + | [[Mærðun]] | ||
| + | [[Uswašrõ]] | ||
| + | [[Veolcðun]] | ||
| + | [[YF Cupalend]] | ||
| + | [[YF Þylclend]] | ||
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| + | Each team plays the other seven teams twice, in fixtures home and away. In this league, the team placed top at the end of the season will be promoted, and those placed second will play a play-off with the seventh placed team in the first division after both seasons have finished. | ||
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| + | ==Fúðbel Laeçoà Cop== | ||
| + | The ''Football League Cup'' consists of all sixteen teams in the leagues. Half way through the season, the Association will draw teams into four groups of four where the top two of each group will qualify into the final knock-out rounds to battle for Naleloospalakintula's oldest trophy. In the knock-out rounds, if the match ends in a draw, teams will then play on through extra-time, and penalties if needed. | ||
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| + | ===Soparsvyeld=== | ||
| + | The Supershield is the shield in which both the winner of Laeçoà Una and the Fúðbel Laeçoà Cop play for in a game where revenue is donated to the homeless throughout the island. | ||
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| + | ==Future Plans== | ||
| + | The Association are currently discussing plans to allow 2 more divisions to be added into the current league system. Both the 'east' and 'west' league will hold 7 teams, and will sit below Laeçoà Ðwu. None of the two divisions are of higher importance than the other; one team from each division will be promoted into the second tier, with the bottom 2 clubs of division two being relegated into their respective leagues (sorted by where they are geographically). | ||
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| + | This is more than likely to commence in either next season's (2008) campaign, or the season after (2009). The Association are currently looking for teams to enter, and drawing a map to show the whereabouts of teams. | ||
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| + | ==Timeline of Football Season== | ||
| + | The timeline goes as follows: | ||
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| + | League Round One | ||
| + | League Round Two | ||
| + | League Round Three | ||
| + | League Round Four | ||
| + | League Round Five | ||
| + | League Round Six | ||
| + | League Round Seven | ||
| + | Cup Group Fixture One | ||
| + | League Round Eight | ||
| + | League Round Nine | ||
| + | Cup Group Fixture Two | ||
| + | League Round Ten | ||
| + | League Round Eleven | ||
| + | Cup Group Fixture Three | ||
| + | League Round Twelve | ||
| + | Cup Quarter-Finals | ||
| + | League Round Thirteen | ||
| + | Cup Semi-Finals | ||
| + | League Round Fourteen | ||
| + | Cup Final | ||
| + | Supershield | ||
Latest revision as of 07:10, 9 September 2007
Football (fúðbel) in Naleloospalakintula comprimises of two divisions; first and second. Due to the small population of the island, the quality of football is not known for world-class, but more matched to the English Conference, at a semi-professional level. Each division has eight teams.
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Nation team
Naleloospalakintula national football team represents Naleloospalakintula in all football competitions at top level. At the moment, no under-21 and womens team exist, but the NFA are looking into creating these for when the nation is given chances to compete.
The national team has yet to play it's first game, but will be competing in the qualification rounds of World Cup 37, fighting for a place in the finals.
Laeçoà Una
Laeçoà Una is Naleloospalakintula's top division, consisting of the following eight teams, as of the current and first season:
Cyðõ Eþlaðyc Håelak Lecasydà Onyðad Ruhåars Ulõmpyc Verbærhåyla
Each team plays the other seven teams twice, in fixtures home and away. In this league, the team placed eighth at the end of the season will be relegated, and those placed seventh will play a play-off with the second placed team in the second division after both seasons have finished.
Laeçoà Ðwu
Laeçoà Ðwu is Naleloospalakintula's second tier division, consisting of the following eight teams, as of the current and first season:
Cuešun Cuhåasàn Mænðeyn Mærðun Uswašrõ Veolcðun YF Cupalend YF Þylclend
Each team plays the other seven teams twice, in fixtures home and away. In this league, the team placed top at the end of the season will be promoted, and those placed second will play a play-off with the seventh placed team in the first division after both seasons have finished.
Fúðbel Laeçoà Cop
The Football League Cup consists of all sixteen teams in the leagues. Half way through the season, the Association will draw teams into four groups of four where the top two of each group will qualify into the final knock-out rounds to battle for Naleloospalakintula's oldest trophy. In the knock-out rounds, if the match ends in a draw, teams will then play on through extra-time, and penalties if needed.
Soparsvyeld
The Supershield is the shield in which both the winner of Laeçoà Una and the Fúðbel Laeçoà Cop play for in a game where revenue is donated to the homeless throughout the island.
Future Plans
The Association are currently discussing plans to allow 2 more divisions to be added into the current league system. Both the 'east' and 'west' league will hold 7 teams, and will sit below Laeçoà Ðwu. None of the two divisions are of higher importance than the other; one team from each division will be promoted into the second tier, with the bottom 2 clubs of division two being relegated into their respective leagues (sorted by where they are geographically).
This is more than likely to commence in either next season's (2008) campaign, or the season after (2009). The Association are currently looking for teams to enter, and drawing a map to show the whereabouts of teams.
Timeline of Football Season
The timeline goes as follows:
League Round One League Round Two League Round Three League Round Four League Round Five League Round Six League Round Seven Cup Group Fixture One League Round Eight League Round Nine Cup Group Fixture Two League Round Ten League Round Eleven Cup Group Fixture Three League Round Twelve Cup Quarter-Finals League Round Thirteen Cup Semi-Finals League Round Fourteen Cup Final Supershield
