Week 31 – End of Term Report.
Premier League
The top spot in the Premier League was dominated by Jedi Knights and Bentley Vikings Old Boys. Jedi held it for 18 weeks and Bentley 12 weeks.
The three promoted teams were relegated.
1. Jedi Knights (last season 2nd) – yet another fantastic season for ChrisC as Jedi followed up their 1st, 2nd and 2nd place with another title and a Cup win as well. They started as they meant to go on with 6 straight home wins and remained unbeaten at home all season. They were still proving difficult to beat but five draws in 7 games let Aberdeen close in and with 1 games to go they only lead by 1 point; a win in the last game and the title was theirs. In the top two all season and inspired yet again by Eunan O'Kane with 18 goals (62 in the last 4 seasons) ChrisC certainly proved they were worthy champions. To make it even better Jedi made it a League and Cup Double with a victory over Loyal - a 2nd cup win with the other in Season 4 (18 years ago) where they beat Scrubs 2-0.
2. Aberdeen Terrors (last season 7th) - after hitting the top 7 in the last 5 seasons Rich Dimambro was looking for more of the same; he probably wasn't expecting them to be this good. They started off well with 11 games unbeaten and under normal circumstances could well have been in the top two; their home form never faltered but a run of 7 away games without a win saw them fall to 9 points behind the top two. Rich cracked the whip with 7 wins and two draws saw them fall just 1 point off Jedi. Aberdeen only lost 2 all season and with only 18 goals conceded it was the best in all 4 divisions. Up front Graeme excelled with 13 goals.
3. Bentley Vikings Old Boys (last season 1st) – CJ was looking for a 10th title for Bentley and for most of the season they were battling with Jedi for the honour. However, and it's not something you would normally say about Bentley in the run in, they lost their way with a run of only 4 points from the last 9 games and a 3rd place finish it was. In the last 20 seasons Bentley have never been lower than 6th with 17 top 3 finishes.
4. Chaddesden Celtic (last season 8th) – after winning the title 2 seasons ago last season did not live up to expectations and Paul (Razor) demanded more from his players. It started well with 3 wins and a draw but with only 2 wins in the next 13 games Mid table looked to be the best they could achieve. They were not losing many but wins were hard to come by; suddenly it all came together with just 1 defeat in the last 14 games and they finished a creditable 4th.Last season's golden boot Adrian Gonzalez only found his form towards the end of the season to finish with 14. In the Youth League they were undefeated and 2nd place.
5. Mexicana Wave (last season 4th) – back to their original name and it certainly suited Wes (chunky) as they looked to better last season's high finish. Their attacking style certainly produced goals but their vulnerabilities at the back saw them also concede plenty. With 66 scored (beating the previous Premier record of 63 by Kamikaze Vipers in Season 6 and only 3 off the all time record of 69 by Jedi Knights (Division 3) in Season 7) it was the most in all 4 divisions but with 47 conceded only the bottom club conceded more. Wes was always on the periphery of the title race but if you had to pick one moment when they lost it you would have to say it was the 3 consecutive away defeats between weeks 18 and 22. Ricardo Stromboli hit 15 goals but has now departed - Wes will be hoping that Jed Wallace can step up.
6. Loyal Rangers (last season 6th) – it was an unusually poor start for Andrew (Steve Davis) with just 2 wins in the first 9. It was the a case of Jekyll and Hyde over the next 15 games - 23 pts from 9 games and up to 5th with 32 points but just 1 point from the next 6 and they were down to 8th. Andy finished strongly with 5 wins and a draw. Another plus was the form of their strikers with Guadinio and Archie Cloughton in the top goal-scorers list. Loyal also made it to the Cup Final for a 6th time - they had won the previous 5 but they were not so lucky this time as they lost to Jedi.
7. FC Abertawe (last season 3rd) – another good season for MikeT after a difficult start with just 8 points from 7 games, including 5 draws. They looked to settling for Mid table with 11 games to go but 6 wins and a 1 draw in the next 7 games saw them up to 5th with 5 games to go; but that was as good as it got. The young Wayne Ruffer shoed the more experienced players how to do it as he top scored with 11.
8. Cusco (last season 9th) - a third season for Matt (smelly) with Cusco back in the Premier League and a third Mid table finish. A poor start with just 5 points from 6 games always left them in 'catch up' mode and similar to last season just when they got an unbeaten run going it fell apart. Draws were not entertained - just wins or defeats, which boosted their points tally to 45 (last season 42). Talking of draws or should I say lack of draws - seems to be a Cusco trait - 5 two seasons ago, 3 last season and 6 this season.
9. Mighty Chucks (last season 12th) – after last season's miraculous recovery Stu didn't have the worries last season as they made it 13 consecutive seasons in the Premier League. The Chucks collected most of their points in the first 17 games - 28pts and 6th place. It then appeared that the players thought 'that's it we are safe' and they couldn't buy another win as they collected just 3 points from the next 8 games; they never looked in danger of being caught and a win the next game was enough. Harry Van Stack had a good season with 11 goals.
10. Duffield Dynamos (last season 11th) – 2nd season for John (jelly) and it turned out to be a tough battle against relegation until the last few weeks. Two wins in the first 4 games looked promising but the next win didn't arrive for 16 games!! The only saving grace for John was that they drew 7 consecutive home games whereas their away form was appalling. So with 19 games played they were bottom but with all of the bottom 6 playing badly they were not out of it. Out of the blue came 2 wins and with it hope; their away form suddenly picked up and with winning their last 3 games they actually improved on last year's finish! One area John needs to improve on is scoring goals - only 23 this season.
11. Kamikaze Vipers (last season 5th) – a 7th consecutive season in the Premier for Gary (Smiffy) and after last season's best finish it was always going to be a difficult one to follow. With just 2 points from their first 7 home games it was a good job they were played well on their travels and at the half way point they were 10th. They then remained 9th or 10th for the remainder of the season so the word is consistent.
12. Doncaster Town (last season 13th) – CJ just survived last season and it was more of the same this season but they did just enough to make it 5 seasons in the Premier League.They looked down after 14 games with just 7 points; 4 wins in the next 6 games gave them hope as they accelerated up to 12th but three losses in a row and they were back into the bottom three with 7 games to go. Doncaster had a great win at Mexicana to move out of the bottom three with 2 games to go and just hung on.
13. Whitby Town (last season 10th) – a 2nd season for SteveR and it turned out to be a tough one. A disastrous start with 5 defeats in the first 6 games saw them rock bottom; six games later and they had clawed themselves up to 10th and the recovery looked to be on the way. Another poor run saw Whitby fail to win in 8 games and they were only 1 point above the drop zone. Two precious away wins seemed to have given them a safety net but their continuous poor home form saw them drop into the bottom three with 2 games to go; a rare home win and they were safe.
14. Xbana FC (last season promoted) – a tough return to the Premier League for Baz after 8 seasons away. A dreadful home record was their downfall with their only win coming on the last day of the season and only 7 points in total; this was in contrast to very good away record of 20 points.
15. The Survivors (last season promoted) – Stu was well aware that The Survivors had only previously spent 1 season in the Premiership 9 seasons ago, which ended in relegation and it was the same this time as well. The main reason for their plight was their home record with 3 wins and 12 losses and in any other season they would probably have been down with 4 weeks to go but as the other teams around them were performing in a similar fashion their inevitable fate was delayed until the last game. Goals were a problem with only 22 scored
16. Hundon Harriers (last season promoted) – an ok start in the first half of the season and they were just above the drop zone. A few weeks later there was a major shock as Mark left SS and Gary added them to his portfolio - with rebuilding planned it was inevitable that Hundon were relegated.
Division 1
Division 1 belongs to Ben as he takes the top two spots.
La Donny Luz relegated from the top two tiers for the first time in their history.
1. East Riding Enterprise (last season 13th) - after escaping relegation on the last day of the season there were not any problems for Ben this year as he gains promotion as Champions. They are up after 4 seasons in Div 1 and it is the first time in 21 seasons that they will be playing Premier football. Ben set the team to concede few and take their opportunities - 37 scored and only 20 against. In a very consistent season East Riding spent the vast majority of the time in the top 4 and topped the table on 6 occasions.
2. Scrubs (last season promoted) – after finishing champions last season and back in Division 1 after 22 seasons, it was difficult to know what to expect but Ben proved the pundits wrong with a fantastic promotion. They are back in the Premier League after a gap of 25 seasons. A good start is imperative and that is just what Ben got with 10 points from 5 games and 2nd place but 4 defeats in a row brought them down to earth. Did the defeats affect them - certainly not as they proceeded to lose only 1 of the next 16 games and topped the table on 6 occasions. Their success was not based on goals but on keeping games tight - their top goal scorers were Bogdan Desislav and Bill Greals with 6 apiece.The nerves showed in the last few games so with a game to go they face a 'Cup Final' against Southampton Sity, which they won 1-0 to go up.
3. Istra Pula (last season 5th) – after 6 consecutive top 6 finishes for MikeT they are back in the Premier League after an absence of 10 seasons. It was a topsy-turvy season with big wins and big defeats seeming par for the course - they only drew 4 all season. They shared 111 goals 62-49 and topped the Division 1 top goal-scorers chart with Victor Tymoshenko on 15 and Zhoa Junzhe on 14.
4. Sylvan Lake (last season relegated) – almost a quick return for Shep in a barn-storming finish. Excellent home performances in the first half of the season saw them well placed in 4th position but with just 1 win in the next 7 they seemed to be out of contention in 8th place and 6 points adrift. Shep read the riot act to the players and they responded with 4 straight wins to be 3rd with 4 games to go; however their form suddenly evaporated and they fell 3 points short.
5. Northern Soul (last season promoted) – Wes (chunky) was looking for a double promotion and when they topped the table after 16, 17, and 19 weeks it all looked to be going according to plan. When you say 'the wheels then came off' sometimes it is an exaggeration but not in this case as Northern only picked up 4pts from the next 8 games and the season was over.
6. Southamton Sity (last season 6th) – a 6th season for Shep in Division 1 and after last season's excellent finish hopes were high. It did not look promising as they spent most of the first 20 weeks in the bottom three and a promotion push looked as unexpected as a big lottery win but 7 wins and 3 draws in the next 10 pushed them up to 4th and a final game against 2nd placed Scrubs. A 1-0 defeat left Dave wishing they had picked up a few more points earlier in the season. A strange fact is that after not winning in their first 10 away games and only gaining 3 points, they won the last 5!!
7. Abysmal Aftermath (last season relegated) – close but not close enough and MikeT will reflect on some of his team selections in their away games, particularly in the second half of the season. It appeared as though they just tried to score more than the opposition as opposed to being a bit more 'savvy' in defence. One bright note was that they had Obafemi Martins, Ike Shorunum and Sunday Eboh in the top goal scorers chart.
8. Chester Town (last season relegated) – PaulW was looking for a quick return and it looked very likely in the opening 11 matches as they were top with a 5 point advantage. Things suddenly went wrong and 5 games later they were down to 6th and 4 points off the pace!!!! Paul briefly threaten to get them back into the top three but their home form deserted them and they had to settle for a Mid table finish.
9. York Rovers (last season 11th) – a 5th season back in Division 1 for SteveR and it was a battle against relegation until the last few games, where they won 3 home games in a row to finish Mid table. They started off poorly with only 4 points from 7 games but battled back strongly. Steve's problems were similar to last season with one of the best defensive records in the division but on the downside they only scored 25 goals (and 9 of those came in 2 games).
10. Kesgrave Vespas (last season 8th) – a 4th season for Kesgrave in Division 1 for Gary. It turned to be a puzzling season for Gary as they topped the league after 6 games but that didn't last long- down to 7th after 10 games, 8th after 15 games, 8th after 20 games, 8th after 25 games - consistently Mid table. It was a season where the star man Roger Rotundo could not get going - after scoring 22 and 16 in his previous 2 seasons he could only manage 7 this year. They were the Youth League winners and undefeated with a mammoth 344 goals scored and 0 conceded.
11. Armthorpe Rovers (last season 7th) – it was almost a major surprise for CJ as Armthorpe have never been out of the top two tiers in their history!! They struggled for the first half of the season but then a purple spell of 4 wins in 5 games seemed to have given them a Mid table finish. Eight games later with 2 points and 6 consecutive defeats they were in the bottom three; their plight seemed to dawn on CJ and they won the last 3 games to finish 4 points above the drop zone.
12. Askham Bryan United (last season 12th) – a 3rd season for SteveR in Division 1 and a good team to watch for the neutral as there were goals at both ends - 43 for 46 against. A good first half of the season saw them 9th with 20 points and it looked as though fighting relegation would not be on the cards this season but they started to slip down the table and with 7 weeks to go only gd was keeping them out of the bottom three. Two home wins on the bounce and they were safe. The player of the season was d**k Stowell, who scored 12 goals.
13. Top Gun (last season promoted) – Dave (Lloydy) will be delighted with the return to Division 1 and a decent finish in a tough division. At the half way point they had 19 points but only 4 points from the next 6 and it was looking dodgy for Dave as they dropped to 15th. Dave, though, was not concerned and Top Gun won the next 4 to ensure they will be playing Division 1 football next season. Dave has now departed from Top Gun so a new manager is required. (VACANT)
14. La Donny Luz (last season 10th) – yet another disappointing season for CJ as they are relegated and are out of the top two tiers for the first time in their history. It was a major surprise as they had an excellent start with just 1 defeat in 9, 20 points and top of the table. It is difficult to explain what came next as CJ didn't win again for 12 games and they had dropped to 12th. The win didn't spark a massive improvement and thye lost their last 3 games.
15. Dell Diamonds (last season 4th) – a dreadful season for MikeT, who are relegated after just 1 season. To be honest they didn't play badly but they drew 14 games and only lost 10. After missing out on promotion on the last day of last season this was a major surprise and they didn't find any form until the end of the season and then it was too late.
16. Bayern FC (last season 9th) – relegated after 2 seasons and a wretched season it was for MikeT. They scored only 3 goals in the first 11 games and never recovered.
Division 2
A 2nd consecutive promotion for Inter Southampton.
Wigan Wildcats survive with a goal in the final minute to relegate Wight Wanderers.
1. Riverplate (last season 4th) – after missing out on the last day of last season MikeT takes them up, as Champions, to Division 1 after 10 seasons. They topped the table after 11 weeks and were consistently in the top three; MikeT put them into overdrive with 5 wins in a row and they were promoted with 2 games to go. They were inspired by Johann Hummel with 11 goals and Chukwuma Oghife with 10 goals
2. Cunnack Allstars (last season 8th) – just 2 seasons in Division 2 and ChrisC gets Cunnack back to Division 1 after an absence of 19 seasons. Cunnack were the most consistent side for the first 26 weeks and topped the table on 22 occasions but a poor finish almost saw them blow it, as they were without a win in 7, but Chris sneaked a win and they were up.
3. Inter Southampton (last season promoted) – two successive promotions for Shep and Inter are back in Division 1 after 8 seasons. With only 1 defeat in the first 13 games they were sitting nicely in 2nd place but a dip in form saw only 4 points from the next 5 games and they slipped out of the top three. Just 1 defeat in the next 7 and promotion was getting closer and they won the big game against Huntley to ensure promotion.Perry Pahars and Nastro Azzurro both made the top scorers chart. In the Youth League they were undefeated and 3rd place.
4. Huntley Fairways (last season promoted) – it was almost a 2nd successive promotion for Carl but they fell at the last hurdle. Huntley were off to a cracking start with 23 points from 11 games and they were 2nd, just a point off the top. Mid season and their form turned patchy, seeing them drop to 5th with 10 games to go. On the run in Huntley's form returned and they slowly caught up their rivals and with 3 wins in a row they hit 3rd spot with 3 games to go. The next game was massive as they faced promotion rivals Inters but lost 2-1 and their season was over. There were big positives as Maximiliano Sepulveda and Victor Ezeji both made the top scorers chart. This was a highest ever finish for Huntley but next season Carl will be desperate to take Huntley into Division 1 for the first time in their history
5. South Ruislip (last season 5th) – another good season for Richard (St Albans) as he takes another top 6 finish. Last season I wrote ' Could be one to watch next season' and this surely applies again to the coming season. It was a very consistent season with 27pts at home and 20pts away; they never dipped below 7th spot but could not find the extra momentum to get into the top three.
6. Belmont Buccaneers (last season relegated) – after 2 successive relegations Rob was looking to settle the boat and he looked in control of the situation. Unfortunately Rob as left and a new manager is required. (VACANT)
7. Stainsacre United (last season 11th) – SteveR had finished 11th the last 2 seasons, flirting with relegation on both times. Steve probably had the strangest season of all the teams as they failed to win a home game until the last one of the season and had just 8 points - in contrast their away form was phenomenal with 10 victories and 32 points - the most in the Opal this season. Steve will probably be baffled with his 7th place finish.
8. Southern Vipers (last season promoted) – a good season for newly promoted Vipers and Shep. The Vipers were off to a good start with 13 points from 7 games and 3rd place but by the half way point they had slipped to 9th. The second half of the season saw some excellent home form but poor away form as they slowly climbed to 7th. Roland Janssen finished the top goal scorer in the Division with 14 goals.
9. Death Valley Wanderers (last season 12th) - two seasons in Division 2 and 2 tough seasons for MikeT. It started off well and they topped the Division after 4 weeks. They slowly slipped down the table and with 28 pts after 21 games they looked safe but the next 6 games only yielded 4 points. A win and they were safe for another year.
10. Valenwood (last season relegated) – after 2 successive relegations Rob was looking to settle the boat and he looked in control of the situation. Unfortunately Rob as left and a new manager is required. (VACANT).
11. Corinthian Wizards (last season 10th) –Rob had the Wizards playing well but his departure leaves them looking for a new manager. (VACANT)
12. Par Athletic (last season 6th) – SteveR made it 15 consecutive season in Division 2 but it was a close thing.Their downfall was their away form, where they failed to win in the first 14; luckily their home form was excellent. Undefeated in the first 7 home games with 17 pts kept them in Mid table at the half way point. Par couldn't keep up the home form and they slowly slid down the table and hit the bottom 3 with 4 games to go. Out of the blue came an away win and with Wight losing the last game they were safe.
13. Wigan Wildcats (last season 9th) – a 3rd season for Dave (woody) and he escapes with the last kick of their game at Par - a defeat and they were down but up popped Rod Jones to become the Wigan hero.They were consistently just above the relegation zone and with 7 games to go they looked safe with 29 points, however you can never guarantee anything with woody and he proceeded to only collect 2 points from the next 6, leaving it all down to the last game....If you had to pinpoint their troubles this season it would be their home form, with just 11 points!!
14. Wight Wanderers (last season 13th) – a second full season for Shep and after just keeping them up last season Dave knew that with re-building in progress it was going to be another tough season. He was not wrong as in the first half of the season they didn't win, only had 5pts, only scored 5 goals and 11 points from safety. What happened next defies belief as they only lost 2 of the next 15 to move onto 33 points and it was all down to the last game, where a win would keep them up but they failed at the last hurdle. Should be a team to watch next season.
15. Norfolk FC (last season relegated) – it has been a strange few seasons for MikeT as Norfolk managed two consecutive promotions and now 2 consecutive relegations. With just 9 points from the first 14 games relegation looked inevitable but they scrapped and kept picking up a few points. A 9 game unbeaten run saw them with a definite chance of survival but they could not keep this going. MikeT's down fall was the 14 draws and only 5 wins, with only Loko worse.
16. The Islanders (last season 7th) - after going close to promotion in the last 2 seasons it was a major surprise to see Shep struggle with The Islanders. Their away form was dreadful with just 1 win in the first 13 games and just 7 points; their home form was reasonable so although they spent a lot of time in the bottom three they were always in with a chance of staying up but a poor run in saw them relegated after 2 seasons.
Division 3
Moles up as champions.
Ripley up with a fantastic end to the season.
1. Molesley Shoals (last season 7th) – after 3 Mid season finishes in a row Lloydy moves up a gear as he takes the Moles up to Division 2, as champions, after 8 seasons in Division 3. Goals were a feature of their game with Jozwiak, Cook and Mason all making the top goal scorers chart. They were unbeaten from week 11 to 23, taking 29 points from 13 games and never looked back - they topped the Division on 7 occasions. Dave will be looking forward to his first spell in Division 2 with the Moles.
2. Ripley Knights (last season 14th) – Paul (razor) took over the helm and the supporters were delighted. There was plenty of work to be done after the culling and it looked as though Razor would be planning for the following season but they suddenly hit a purple patch, particularly away from home. Ripley took 28pts from the last 10 games 99 wins and a draw) and they moved from 9th (11pts off the pace) to 2nd. Rhys Greenwood was a revelation with 15 goals.
3. Tamriel FC (last season 6th) - after an excellent showing last season they were certainly a team to watch and they didn't disappoint, even without Rob's guidance. They are now T64 so it will be a slow decline for the next few seasons.
4. Chapel North (last season 9th) - it looked as though Mark's hard work was paying off as Chapel topped the league for 6 weeks but in a major surprise Mark left SS. Chapel still managed to grind out results but just missed out on promotion. There was good news from the supporters as it was announced that Wayne Smith was back in the Opal. The hard work starts!!
5. Worksop Tigers (last season 13th) – a second full season with CJ at the helm and with a new name they finished a creditable 5th. Unbeaten in the first 9 and sitting at the top of the table a surprise promotion was on the cards but they could not maintain this form and they slipped down the table. A few wins at home near the end of the season took them to a top 6 finish.
6. Yorkshire’s Finest (last season 8th) – after being a perennial bottom half side for the last few seasons Ben has found the missing ingredient for the Finest as he takes them to his highest finish. The performance in the first half of the season seemed to be indicating another average season as they sat in 12th place and 13 points off the pace. Suddenly Ben found the winning mentality and they reeled off 8 wins and a draw in the next 9 to zoom up the table to 4th. Their home form was scintillating and they won 7 in a row, however towards the end of the season their away form dipped and they finished 6 points off the pace. One to watch again next season is Ben James, who scored 11 for the 2nd season running.
7. Whitewell Town (last season 10th) – a second full season with CJ in control and a Mid table finish. They topped the division for 5 weeks in the first half of the season but Chris could not maintain the consistency in the 2nd half of the season and just 2 wins the last 9 saw them fade away.
8. Mann City (last season 5th) – an intriguing season for Brian with only 6 defeats but the 14 draws kept them from challenging again. In contrast to last season it was their home form that was impressive with only 2 defeats al year.
9. Wealdstone FC (last season 4th) – after last season's excellent finish Richard Woolford (St Albans) will be disappointed. Goals at both ends have always been a feature at Wealdstone games; in the last 3 seasons goals for and against have been 46-41, followed by 48-39 and this season continued in that vein with 45-43. (So in total it is 87, 87, 88).
10. Tadcaster Albion (last season relegated) – a big shock last season for SteveR and Taddy as they dropped to the bottom tier after 28 seasons. They started off well and were 4th after 7 games but the next 10 games did not yield one win! They had a spell of 4 consecutive wins but that was the only bright spot of the season.
11. Radford Semele (last season 15th) – with Craig taking over there was a feeling of optimism in the Warwickshire village and they were not disappointed as Gareth took them to 11th spot. It could have been a higher finish as after 19 games they were sitting 4th and only 3 points behind 3rd spot but 5 defeats in a row took the wind out of their sails.
12. Kiloparsec Villa (last season 12th) – a similar finish for Gary (Smiffy). It was a tale of two different teams - at home they only managed 15 points, whereas away they took 23. Something to work on for Garry.
13 Mearns Citi (last season relegated) – renamed Mearns Citi, and taken over by ChrisC when DaveC left. Towards the end of the season Chris was starting to see some rewards as they were unbeaten in 6 matches. Still plenty of re-building to do for Chris but he is certainly the man for the job and next season they will be going under the name of Phantom Lords - a real blast from the past!
14. Stonehaven (last season relegated) – with DaveC leaving the newly named Stonehaven it meant that they had been culled twice in just over a season and were in need of stability. The Opal welcomed Dave Legg for the first time and he started the re-building exercise and if his success in other Leagues are anything to go by it won't be long before we see them move up the table. Re-named Boscombe Athletic for next season.
15. Manics (last season 10th) – SteveW left SS and in stepped Matt (smelly) to try and weave some magic as he has with his Premier outfit Cusco. Plenty of work to do with the team but there were the signs near the end of the season that things were moving in the right way.
16. Lokomotiv Dinamo (last season 16th) - the control team with 2 points when taken over by SteveR with 4 games left of the season. It's fair to say this is a massive task as their most expensive player was £888,000 and they had not scored a goal when Steve took them on. Next season they will become Fishburn Park and his task will be to score a goal - their last one came on 31st December 2018!!
There are just 4 teams vacant and each year the Divisions get stronger – Division 3 is fully managed and very competitive so if you finish lower than you wanted it doesn’t mean you are a bad side it just emphasises the quality of most teams.
Vacant Teams
Division 1
Top Gun
Divison 2 - Belmont Buccaneers Corinthian Wizards Valenwood
_________________ Long Eaton Archers WPL7 Shaolin WPL39
Istra Pula Opal46 Abysmal Aftermath Opal50 FC Abertawe Opal1 Riverplate Opal36 Dell Diamonds Opal54 Norfolk FC Opal37 Death Valley Wanderers Opal35 Bayern FC Opal45
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