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Carpathia and Ruthenia national football team

Carpathia And Ruthenia — Fri, 06 Nov 2026 14:19:43 GMT

World Cup

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	\|{{flagicon\|Pasarga}} {{flagicon\|Eastfield Lodge}} [[World Cup 97\|97]]		\|{{flagicon\|Pasarga}} {{flagicon\|Eastfield Lodge}} [[World Cup 97\|97]]
	\|16\|\|6\|\|5\|\|5\|\|25\|\|22\|\|+3		\|16\|\|6\|\|5\|\|5\|\|25\|\|22\|\|+3
	\|rowspan=5\|{{flagicon\|Qusmo}} [[Brelk-Xeral Erv]]		\|rowspan=6\|{{flagicon\|Qusmo}} [[Brelk-Xeral Erv]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|{{flagicon\|Tikariot}} {{flagicon\|The Kytler Peninsulae}} {{flagicon\|Qusmo}} {{flagicon\|Yuezhou}} [[World Cup 98\|98]]		\|{{flagicon\|Tikariot}} {{flagicon\|The Kytler Peninsulae}} {{flagicon\|Qusmo}} {{flagicon\|Yuezhou}} [[World Cup 98\|98]]
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	\|{{flagicon\|Farfadillis}} {{flagicon\|Wight}} {{flagicon\|Paradystopia}} [[World Cup 101\|101]]		\|{{flagicon\|Farfadillis}} {{flagicon\|Wight}} {{flagicon\|Paradystopia}} [[World Cup 101\|101]]
	\|18\|\|6\|\|3\|\|9\|\|26\|\|36\|\|-10		\|18\|\|6\|\|3\|\|9\|\|26\|\|36\|\|-10
			\|-
			\|{{flagicon\|Drawkland}} {{flagicon\|The Holy Empire}} [[World Cup 102\|102]]
			\|Group Stage\|\|3\|\|0\|\|0\|\|3\|\|6\|\|11
			\|13\|\|8\|\|1\|\|4\|\|37\|\|23\|\|+14
	\|-		\|-
	!Total\|\|N/A\|\|6\|\|1\|\|2\|\|3\|\|9\|\|11		!Total\|\|N/A\|\|9\|\|1\|\|2\|\|6\|\|15\|\|22
	!~~450~~\|\|~~182~~\|\|~~107~~\|\|~~161~~\|\|~~713~~\|\|~~671~~\|\|+42\|\|		!463\|\|190\|\|108\|\|165\|\|750\|\|694\|\|+56\|\|
	\|}		\|}

Choppyhausen national football team

Choppyhausen — Fri, 06 Nov 2026 08:59:38 GMT

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	\| pattern_name3 =		\| pattern_name3 =
	<!-- End of kit parameters -->		<!-- End of kit parameters -->
	\| KPB Rank = ~~59th~~		\| KPB Rank = 43rd
	\| KPB max = ~~57th~~		\| KPB max = 43rd
	\| KPB max date = Mid-~~101~~<!-- or KPB max year -->		\| KPB max date = Mid-102<!-- or KPB max year -->
	\| KPB min = 142nd		\| KPB min = 142nd
	\| KPB min date = Pre-100<!-- or KPB min year -->		\| KPB min date = Pre-100<!-- or KPB min year -->
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	\| Largest win = {{fb\|Choppyhausen}} 5 - 0 Behh<br/>(Choppingen, Choppyhausen, WCQ100)		\| Largest win = {{fb\|Choppyhausen}} 5 - 0 Behh<br/>(Choppingen, Choppyhausen, WCQ100)
	\| Largest loss = {{fb\|TJUN-ia}} 4 - 0 {{fb-rt\|Choppyhausen}}<br/>(Roi Ville, TJUN-ia, WCQ100)		\| Largest loss = {{fb\|TJUN-ia}} 4 - 0 {{fb-rt\|Choppyhausen}}<br/>(Roi Ville, TJUN-ia, WCQ100)
	\| World Cup apps = 1		\| World Cup apps = 2
	\| World Cup first = 101<!-- Only enter the edition number; the link will be made for you -->		\| World Cup first = 101<!-- Only enter the edition number; the link will be made for you -->
	\| World Cup best = ~~Group Stage~~ ([[World Cup ~~101~~\|WC ~~101~~]])		\| World Cup best = Round of 32 ([[World Cup 102\|WC 102]])
	\| Regional name = [[Independent Associations Championship]]		\| Regional name = [[Independent Associations Championship]]
	\| Regional cup apps = 2		\| Regional cup apps = 3
	\| Regional cup first = [[Independent Associations Championship 24\|IAC 24]]		\| Regional cup first = [[Independent Associations Championship 24\|IAC 24]]
	\| Regional cup best = Round of 16 ([[Independent Associations Championship 25\|IAC 25]])		\| Regional cup best = Round of 16 ([[Independent Associations Championship 25\|IAC 25]])
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	\|- style="background:pink;"		\|- style="background:pink;"
	\| 4 \|\| align="left" \| {{flagicon\|Choppyhausen}} '''Choppyhausen''' \|\| 3 \|\| 0 \|\| 0 \|\| 3 \|\| 2 \|\| 7 \|\| −5 \|\| 0		\| 4 \|\| align="left" \| {{flagicon\|Choppyhausen}} '''Choppyhausen''' \|\| 3 \|\| 0 \|\| 0 \|\| 3 \|\| 2 \|\| 7 \|\| −5 \|\| 0
			\|}
			===Cycle 102===
			For Choppyhausen, the 102nd cycle began with a group stage exit from the [[IAC 26]]. Despite entering the tournament from Pot 1, the team's 1-1-1 record was not enough to reach the knockout stages.

			In the qualification for [[World Cup 102]], Choppyhausen topped its group as the third seed, ahead of the national teams of [[Eshialand national football team\|Eshialand]] and [[StrayaRoos national football team\|StrayaRoos]], and directly qualified for the World Cup for the first time in their history. They repeated the same feat in the World Cup finals but were eliminated from the tournament in the Round of 32 after a 0-1 against [[Hanalia national football team\|Hanalia]].
			{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
			\|+ World Cup 101 - Group I
			\|-
			! Pos !! Team !! Pld !! W !! D !! L !! GF !! GA !! GD !! Pts
			\|- style="background:palegreen;"
			\| 1 \|\| align="left" \| {{flagicon\|Choppyhausen}} '''Choppyhausen''' \|\| 3 \|\| 2 \|\| 1 \|\| 0 \|\| 6 \|\| 4 \|\| +2 \|\| 7
			\|- style="background:palegreen;"
			\| 2 \|\| align="left" \| {{flagicon\|Indusse}} Indusse \|\| 3 \|\| 2 \|\| 0 \|\| 1 \|\| 7 \|\| 4 \|\| +3 \|\| 6
			\|- style="background:pink;"
			\| 3 \|\| align="left" \| {{flagicon\|Flavovespia}} Flavovespia \|\| 3 \|\| 0 \|\| 2 \|\| 1 \|\| 4 \|\| 6 \|\| -2 \|\| 2
			\|- style="background:pink;"
			\| 4 \|\| align="left" \| {{flagicon\|Kaumann}} Kaumann \|\| 3 \|\| 0 \|\| 0 \|\| 3 \|\| 7 \|\| 10 \|\| −3 \|\| 1
	\|}		\|}
	==Team Image==		==Team Image==
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	!colspan=9\|[[World Cup]] record		!colspan=9\|[[World Cup]] record
	! style="width:3%" rowspan="5"\| <!--Update these 4s when adding new rows-->		! style="width:3%" rowspan="6"\| <!--Update these 7s when adding new rows-->
	!colspan=6\|World Cup qualification record		!colspan=6\|World Cup qualification record
	! style="width:3%" rowspan="5"\|		! style="width:3%" rowspan="6"\|
	!rowspan=2\|Manager		!rowspan=2\|Manager
	\|-		\|-
	!Edition		!Edition
	! style="width:3%" rowspan="4"\|		! style="width:3%" rowspan="5"\|
	!Round		!Round
	!Pld		!Pld
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	\| colspan=7\| ''Did not qualify''		\| colspan=7\| ''Did not qualify''
	\|16 \|\| 9 \|\| 3 \|\| 4 \|\| 35 \|\| 28		\|16 \|\| 9 \|\| 3 \|\| 4 \|\| 35 \|\| 28
	\| rowspan=2\|{{flagicon\|Choppyhausen}} Harmon Merrit		\| rowspan=3\|{{flagicon\|Choppyhausen}} Harmon Merrit
	\|-		\|-
	\|{{flagicon\|Farfadillis}} {{flagicon\|Paradystopia}} {{flagicon\|Wight}} [[World Cup 101]]		\|{{flagicon\|Farfadillis}} {{flagicon\|Paradystopia}} {{flagicon\|Wight}} [[World Cup 101]]
	\|Group Stage\|\| 3 \|\| 0 \|\| 0 \|\| 3 \|\| 2 \|\| 7		\|Group Stage\|\| 3 \|\| 0 \|\| 0 \|\| 3 \|\| 2 \|\| 7
	\|23 \|\| 10 \|\| 8 \|\| 5 \|\| 37 \|\| 30		\|23{{efn\|Including five playoff matches}} \|\| 10 \|\| 8 \|\| 5 \|\| 37 \|\| 30
			<!--\|{{flagicon\|Choppyhausen}} Harmon Merrit-->
			\|-
			\|{{flagicon\|Drawkland}} {{flagicon\|The Holy Empire}} [[World Cup 102]]
			\|Round of 32\|\| 4 \|\| 2 \|\| 1 \|\| 1 \|\| 6 \|\| 5
			\|12 \|\| 9 \|\| 2 \|\| 1 \|\| 28 \|\| 11
	<!--\|{{flagicon\|Choppyhausen}} Harmon Merrit-->		<!--\|{{flagicon\|Choppyhausen}} Harmon Merrit-->
	\|-		\|-
	!Total		!Total
	!-		!-
	!3		!7
	!0\|\|0\|\|3\|\|2\|\|7\|\|39\|\|19\|\|11\|\|9\|\|72\|\|58\|\|-		!2\|\|1\|\|4\|\|8\|\|12\|\|51\|\|28\|\|13\|\|10\|\|100\|\|69\|\|-
	\|}		\|}
			{{notelist}}
	===Cup of Harmony===		===Cup of Harmony===
	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
	\|-		\|-
	!colspan=9\|[[Cup of Harmony]] record		!colspan=9\|[[Cup of Harmony]] record
	! style="width:3%" rowspan="5"\|		! style="width:3%" rowspan="6"\|
	!rowspan=2\|Manager		!rowspan=2\|Manager
	\|-		\|-
	!Edition		!Edition
	! style="width:3%" rowspan="4"\|		! style="width:3%" rowspan="5"\|
	!Round		!Round
	!Pld		!Pld
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	\|{{flagicon\|Zwangzug}} {{flagicon\|Busoga Islands}} [[Cup of Harmony 92]]		\|{{flagicon\|Zwangzug}} {{flagicon\|Busoga Islands}} [[Cup of Harmony 92]]
	\|Round of 16\|\|6 \|\| 3 \|\| 1 \|\| 2 \|\| 17 \|\| 13		\|Round of 16\|\|6 \|\| 3 \|\| 1 \|\| 2 \|\| 17 \|\| 13
	\|rowspan=2\|{{flagicon\|Choppyhausen}} Harmon Merrit		\|rowspan=3\|{{flagicon\|Choppyhausen}} Harmon Merrit
	\|- <!-- style="background:palegreen;"-->		\|- <!-- style="background:palegreen;"-->
	\|{{flagicon\|Kwrpania}} {{flagicon\|Eshialand}} [[Cup of Harmony 93]]		\|{{flagicon\|Kwrpania}} {{flagicon\|Eshialand}} [[Cup of Harmony 93]]
	\| colspan=7\| ''Qualified for the World Cup''		\| colspan=7 rowspan=2\| ''Qualified for the World Cup''
			\|- <!-- style="background:palegreen;"-->
			\|{{flagicon\|Libesia}} [[Cup of Harmony 94]]
	\|-		\|-
	!Total		!Total

Sel Appa national football team

Sel Appa — Fri, 06 Nov 2026 03:30:25 GMT

Coaches

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	Sel Appa returned to the World Cup for the [[World Cup 98\|98th Edition]]. The team was inducted into the [[World Cup Nation Hall of Fame]] for World Cup 98.<ref>Eshialand (2025 Jul 02). "[[nspost:42888224\|Post-WC98 SRS+ rankings update is now available]]". ''The World Cup Discussion Thread (OOC, Version IV)''.</ref> Marek Löwy was fired after the team failed to make [[World Cup 99]].<ref>Sel Appa (2025 Jun 11). "[[nspost:42833301\|Football Federation of Sel Appa Headquarters Press Room]]". ''World Cup 99 - RP Thread''.</ref> Gérard Duceppe took over as acting coach for [[World Cup 100]] qualifiers, when the Turtles failed again to make it. Riots ensued across the nation culminating in the assassination of Duceppe at a press conference.<ref>Sel Appa (2025 Dec 10). "[[nspost:43259666\|Tragedy Befalls a Nation]]". ''World Cup 100 \| RP thread''.</ref>		Sel Appa returned to the World Cup for the [[World Cup 98\|98th Edition]]. The team was inducted into the [[World Cup Nation Hall of Fame]] for World Cup 98.<ref>Eshialand (2025 Jul 02). "[[nspost:42888224\|Post-WC98 SRS+ rankings update is now available]]". ''The World Cup Discussion Thread (OOC, Version IV)''.</ref> Marek Löwy was fired after the team failed to make [[World Cup 99]].<ref>Sel Appa (2025 Jun 11). "[[nspost:42833301\|Football Federation of Sel Appa Headquarters Press Room]]". ''World Cup 99 - RP Thread''.</ref> Gérard Duceppe took over as acting coach for [[World Cup 100]] qualifiers, when the Turtles failed again to make it. Riots ensued across the nation culminating in the assassination of Duceppe at a press conference.<ref>Sel Appa (2025 Dec 10). "[[nspost:43259666\|Tragedy Befalls a Nation]]". ''World Cup 100 \| RP thread''.</ref>

	[[Royal Fizroe]] general manager [[Rockwell Bates]] was selected by the FFSA Board as its new president. He brought along his coach, [[Walter Daviande]], to oversee the national team starting with the [[Independent Associations Championship 25]].<ref>Sel Appa (2026 Jan 08). "[[nspost:43318694\|Sel Appa National Football Team]]". ''Independent Associations Championship 25 EVERYTHING THREAD''.</ref><ref>Sel Appa (2026 Jan 13). "[[nspost:43331431\|Turtles Knock, Knock, Knocking on Knockouts Door]]". ''Independent Associations Championship 25 EVERYTHING THREAD''.</ref> The Turtles won the group and made it all the way to the Semifinals. In the following [[World Cup 101]] qualifiers, the team earned a 4-1-4 record in the first leg, but faltered in the second leg for a total of 5-4-9. However, the team was subsequently invited to the 93rd Cup of Harmony for the first time since their comeback, where they reached the quarterfinals. ~~He is confirmed to remain as coach for~~ the ~~26th~~ Independent Associations Championship.		[[Royal Fizroe]] general manager [[Rockwell Bates]] was selected by the FFSA Board as its new president. He brought along his coach, [[Walter Daviande]], to oversee the national team starting with the [[Independent Associations Championship 25]].<ref>Sel Appa (2026 Jan 08). "[[nspost:43318694\|Sel Appa National Football Team]]". ''Independent Associations Championship 25 EVERYTHING THREAD''.</ref><ref>Sel Appa (2026 Jan 13). "[[nspost:43331431\|Turtles Knock, Knock, Knocking on Knockouts Door]]". ''Independent Associations Championship 25 EVERYTHING THREAD''.</ref> The Turtles won the group and made it all the way to the Semifinals. In the following [[World Cup 101]] qualifiers, the team earned a 4-1-4 record in the first leg, but faltered in the second leg for a total of 5-4-9. However, the team was subsequently invited to the 93rd Cup of Harmony for the first time since their comeback, where they reached the quarterfinals. They duplicated that result at the [[Independent Associations Championship 26]].

			The team went on to qualify for [[World Cup 102]] after a 7-2-3 record earned them third place in the group, leading to a playoff, which they won as well. Unexpectedly, they took second place in Group A of the World Cup with a 2-0-1 record, before falling in the Round of 32.

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	The first coach of the team was Charles DuPont, who managed from World Cup 30 until resigning following the failure to qualify for World Cup 39. He left with a 93-29-48 (66.0%) record, the most wins of any coach. Former team captain, Estevez, was appointed to replace DuPont for Cup of Harmony 31 and served until Sel Appa boycotted the World Cup following World Cup 42. He led the team to its strongest record: 28-4-8 (77.8%) and the team was widely believed to be headed to the Final in World Cup 41 before the controversial disqualification after the group stage. Sel Appa returned for the qualifiers in World Cup 50 and 52 under Robert Paquette, who managed the team to a 16-7-19 (45.7%) record.		The first coach of the team was Charles DuPont, who managed from World Cup 30 until resigning following the failure to qualify for World Cup 39. He left with a 93-29-48 (66.0%) record, the most wins of any coach. Former team captain, Estevez, was appointed to replace DuPont for Cup of Harmony 31 and served until Sel Appa boycotted the World Cup following World Cup 42. He led the team to its strongest record: 28-4-8 (77.8%) and the team was widely believed to be headed to the Final in World Cup 41 before the controversial disqualification after the group stage. Sel Appa returned for the qualifiers in World Cup 50 and 52 under Robert Paquette, who managed the team to a 16-7-19 (45.7%) record.

	Sel Appa did not return to international football until the 98th World Cup qualifiers under Marek Löwy, whose largely defensive play yielded a weak 5-3-28 (15.2%) record until he was fired by FFSA President Gérard Duceppe following the 99th Qualifiers. Duceppe then took over for the 24th Independents and World Cup 100, but was assassinated after Sel Appa again failed to qualify, leaving a 6-2-12 (33.3%) record. With the selection of [[Rockwell Bates]] as the new FFSA president, [[Walter Daviande]] was appointed as coach and has managed to turn the teams fortunes around to a 13-5-13 (50.0%) record, including a 5-1-2 (71.4%) at the 25th Independents. His dynamic, confident coaching style is expected to continue a winning record and lead the Turtles to the elusive qualification.		Sel Appa did not return to international football until the 98th World Cup qualifiers under Marek Löwy, whose largely defensive play yielded a weak 5-3-28 (15.2%) record until he was fired by FFSA President Gérard Duceppe following the 99th Qualifiers. Duceppe then took over for the 24th Independents and World Cup 100, but was assassinated after Sel Appa again failed to qualify, leaving a 6-2-12 (33.3%) record. With the selection of [[Rockwell Bates]] as the new FFSA president, [[Walter Daviande]] was appointed as coach and has managed to turn the teams fortunes around to a 13-5-13 (50.0%) record, including a 5-1-2 (71.4%) at the 25th Independents. Subsequently, the team improved and made it to the 93rd Cup of Harmony, making the quarterfinals. The 26th Independents followed with another quarterfinal run. Daviande then led the team to its first World Cup Finals appearance in 61 cycles for the 102nd edition, winning 2 out of three group matches and making it to the Round of 32. His dynamic, confident coaching style is expected to continue a winning record and lead the Turtles to the elusive qualification.

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Template:Sel Appa World Cup record

Sel Appa — Fri, 06 Nov 2026 03:16:37 GMT

wc102

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	!colspan=9\|[[World Cup]] record		!colspan=9\|[[World Cup]] record
	! style="width:3%" rowspan="26"\|		! style="width:3%" rowspan="27"\|
	!colspan=7\|World Cup qualification record		!colspan=7\|World Cup qualification record
	! style="width:3%" rowspan="26"\|		! style="width:3%" rowspan="27"\|
	!rowspan=2\|Coach		!rowspan=2\|Coach
	\|-		\|-
	!Edition		!Edition
	! style="width:3%" rowspan="25"\|		! style="width:3%" rowspan="26"\|
	!Round		!Round
	!Pld		!Pld
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	\|{{flagicon\|Paradystopia}} {{flagicon\|Farfadillis}} [[World Cup 101]]		\|{{flagicon\|Paradystopia}} {{flagicon\|Farfadillis}} [[World Cup 101]]
	\| 8{{sup\|th}}/10 \|\| 18 \|\| 5 \|\| 4 \|\| 9 \|\| 29 \|\| 31		\| 8{{sup\|th}}/10 \|\| 18 \|\| 5 \|\| 4 \|\| 9 \|\| 29 \|\| 31
			\|Walter Daviande
			\|-
			\|{{flagicon\|Drawkland}} {{flagicon\|The Holy Empire}} [[World Cup 102]]
			\| Round of 32 \|\| 4 \|\| 2 \|\| 0 \|\| 2 \|\| 8 \|\| 11 \|\| 3{{sup\|rd}}/7 \|\| 13 \|\| 8 \|\| 2 \|\| 3 \|\| 40 \|\| 18
	\|Walter Daviande		\|Walter Daviande
	\|-		\|-
	<!--ABOVE HERE-->		<!--ABOVE HERE-->
	!Total!!style="background:#cc9966;" <!--CD7F32-->\| Third place !! 34 !! 14 !! 7 !! 13 !! 62 !! 67		!Total!!style="background:#cc9966;" <!--CD7F32-->\| Third place !! 38 !! 16 !! 7 !! 15 !! 70 !! 78
	! !! ~~284~~ !! ~~133~~ !! 43 !! ~~108~~ !! ~~550~~ !! ~~474~~ !! Total		! !! 297 !! 141 !! 45 !! 111 !! 590 !! 492 !! Total
	\|}		\|}

World Cup 102

Sel Appa — Fri, 06 Nov 2026 02:59:54 GMT

Bracket: r32 second half

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	\|Oreme Field<br>Kilnelm, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Busoga Islands}} \| 3 \|{{fb\|Eastfield Lodge}} \| 1		\|Oreme Field<br>Kilnelm, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Busoga Islands}} \| 3 \|{{fb\|Eastfield Lodge}} \| 1

	\|The Meteora<br>St. Mary's City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Darmen}} \| \|{{fb\|Kimi-Suomi}} \|		\|The Meteora<br>St. Mary's City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Darmen}} \| 1 \|{{fb\|Kimi-Suomi}} {{aet}}\| 3
	\|The Crystal Dome<br>Trinity City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Choppyhausen}} \| \|{{fb\|Hanalia}} \|		\|The Crystal Dome<br>Trinity City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Choppyhausen}} \| 0 \|{{fb\|Hanalia}} \| 1
	\|The Stadium of Earth<br>New Nicaea, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Sel Appa}} \| \|{{fb\|Kanzlia}} \|		\|The Stadium of Earth<br>New Nicaea, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Sel Appa}} \| 0 \|{{fb\|Kanzlia}} \| 3
	\|The Wall<br>Chrysopolis, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Vdara}} \| \|{{fb\|Aleirave}} \|		\|The Wall<br>Chrysopolis, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Vdara}} \| 2 \|{{fb\|Aleirave}} \| 1

	\|Stadium Tzimisces<br>Philadelphia, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Sernet}} \| \|{{fb\|Chromatika}} \|		\|Stadium Tzimisces<br>Philadelphia, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Sernet}} \| 0 \|{{fb\|Chromatika}} \| 1
	\|The Mobius Strip<br>Magna Alexandria, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Tanirinthia}} \| \|{{fb\|Central Esportiva}} \|		\|The Mobius Strip<br>Magna Alexandria, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Tanirinthia}} \| 1 \|{{fb\|Central Esportiva}} \| 0
	\|The Imperial Eye<br>New Chalcedon, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Yangchenia}} \| \|{{fb\|TJUN-ia}} \|		\|The Imperial Eye<br>New Chalcedon, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Yangchenia}} \| 3 \|{{fb\|TJUN-ia}} \| 2
	\|The Imperial Hippodrome<br>The Imperial City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|The Holy Empire}} \| \|{{fb\|Cardenao}} \|		\|The Imperial Hippodrome<br>The Imperial City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|The Holy Empire}} \| 2 (3) \|{{fb\|Cardenao}} {{pso}}\| 2 (5)

	<!--Round of 16-->		<!--Round of 16-->
	\|Stadium<br>~~City~~, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|Ko-oren}} \| \|{{fb\|Indusse}} \|		\|Castle Stadium<br>Raikennax, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Ko-oren}} \| \|{{fb\|Indusse}} \|
	\|Stadium<br>~~City~~, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|Squornshelan Remnant States}} \| \|{{fb\|Audioslavia}} \|		\|Spartan Veteran Stadium<br>Sadeg, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Squornshelan Remnant States}} \| \|{{fb\|Audioslavia}} \|
	\|~~Stadium~~<br>~~City~~, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|Eshialand}} \| \|{{fb\|Zwangzug}} \|		\|"Home of Kickerball" Gelia Field<br>Gelia, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Eshialand}} \| \|{{fb\|Zwangzug}} \|
	\|~~Stadium~~<br>~~City~~, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|Aphrilia}} \| \|{{fb\|Busoga Islands}} \|		\|Kanyo Pitch<br>Kayo, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Aphrilia}} \| \|{{fb\|Busoga Islands}} \|

	\|~~Stadium~~<br>City, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|The Meteora<br>St. Mary's City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Kimi-Suomi}} \| \|{{fb\|Hanalia}} \|
	\|Stadium<br>~~City~~, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|Stadium Tzimisces<br>Philadelphia, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Kanzlia}} \| \|{{fb\|Vdara}} \|
	\|~~Stadium~~<br>~~City~~, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|The Imperial Eye<br>New Chalcedon, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Chromatika}} \| \|{{fb\|Tanirinthia}} \|
	\|~~Stadium~~<br>City, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|The Imperial Hippodrome<br>The Imperial City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Yangchenia}} \| \|{{fb\|Cardenao}} \|

	<!--Quarterfinals-->		<!--Quarterfinals-->
	\|Stadium<br>City, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|Stadium<br>City, Drawkland \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
	\|Stadium<br>City, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|Stadium<br>City, Drawkland \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
	\|Stadium<br>City, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
	\|Stadium<br>City, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|Stadium<br>City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
			\|Stadium<br>City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|

	<!--Semifinals-->		<!--Semifinals-->
	\|Drawk City Stadium<br>Drawk City, Drawkland \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|Drawk City Stadium<br>Drawk City, Drawkland \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
	\|Stadium<br>City, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|Stadium<br>City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|

	<!--Final-->		<!--Final-->
	\|Stadium<br>City, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|Stadium<br>City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|

	<!--3rd place-->		<!--3rd place-->

Results (LFA)

Lionsroar — Thu, 05 Nov 2026 20:40:32 GMT

World Cup 102

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	\| country= Lionsroar		\| country= Lionsroar
	\| wins= 11		\| wins= 12
	\| draws= 5		\| draws= 5
	\| losses= 15		\| losses= 15
	\| goals_for= 53		\| goals_for= 54
	\| goals_against= 53		\| goals_against= 53
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	\| result = D		\| result = D
			}}

			=== Cup of Harmony 94 ===
			{{Football box collapsible
			\| format = 1
			\| round = MD1
			\| date = 01.12.2006
			\| time =/
			\| team1 = {{fb\|The Martian Independent Republic}}
			\| score = 0-1
			\| report =https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?p=44018928#p44018928
			\| team2 = {{fb-rt\|Lionsroar}}
			\| goals1 =
			\| goals2 =[[Ludwig von den Linden]] {{goal\|77}}
			\| stadium = [[Kwabená Kobby Sports Stadium]]
			\|aet=no\| location = Anobiana, Lashindae, Libesia
			\| attendance =40,000
			\| referee =unknown
			\| result = W
	}}		}}
	[[Category:Lionsroar]]		[[Category:Lionsroar]]

Library (Lionsroar)

Lionsroar — Thu, 05 Nov 2026 20:37:25 GMT

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	*Cup of Harmony 94		*Cup of Harmony 94
	**Roster: https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=589509&p=44007900#p44007900		**Roster: https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=589509&p=44007900#p44007900
			**MD1: https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?p=44018928#p44018928

	[[Category:Lionsroar]]		[[Category:Lionsroar]]

National Football Team of Lionsroar

Lionsroar — Thu, 05 Nov 2026 19:58:18 GMT

Current Squad

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	\|Ingen Liechtenstein		\|Ingen Liechtenstein
	\|28		\|28
	\|23		\|24
	\| colspan="2" \| -22 (-5p)		\| colspan="2" \| -22 (-5p)
	\|[[King's Team]]		\|[[King's Team]]
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	\|26		\|26
	\|23		\|24
	\| colspan="2" \| 0		\| colspan="2" \| 0
	\|[[Borussia Walste]]		\|[[Borussia Walste]]
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	\|27		\|27
	\|23		\|24
	\| colspan="2" \|1		\| colspan="2" \|1
	\|[[SK Sturm Beatrixa]]		\|[[SK Sturm Beatrixa]]
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	\|31		\|31
	\|23		\|24
	\| colspan="2" \|0		\| colspan="2" \|0
	\|[[Lords and Plebs FC]]		\|[[Lords and Plebs FC]]
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	\|29		\|29
	\|23		\|24
	\| colspan="2" \| 1		\| colspan="2" \| 1
	\|[[Hansa Kolsche]]		\|[[Hansa Kolsche]]
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	\|25		\|25
	\|23		\|24
	\| colspan="2" \|0		\| colspan="2" \|0
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	\|23		\|24
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	\|[[Hansa Kolsche]]		\|[[Hansa Kolsche]]
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	\|23		\|24
	\| colspan="2" \|0		\| colspan="2" \|0
	\|[[Lords and Plebs FC]]		\|[[Lords and Plebs FC]]
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	\|27		\|27
	\|17 (3)		\|18 (3)
	\| colspan="2" \|26		\| colspan="2" \|27
	\|[[King's Team]]		\|[[King's Team]]
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World Cup 102

Sel Appa — Thu, 05 Nov 2026 19:37:31 GMT

Bracket: r32 first half

National Football Team of Lionsroar

Lionsroar — Thu, 05 Nov 2026 19:22:48 GMT

Current Squad

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	\|[[World Cup 102]]		\|[[World Cup 102]]
	\|		\| colspan="7" \|''did not qualify''
	\|		\|?
	\|		\|4
	\|		\|1
	\|		\|7
	\|		\|20
	\|		\|21
	\|		\| -1
	\|
	\|
	\|
	\|
	\|
	\|
	\|{{flagicon\|Lionsroar}} Peter von Neustein		\|{{flagicon\|Lionsroar}} Peter von Neustein
	\|-		\|-
	\|Total		\|Total
	!N/A		!N/A
	!36		!
	!14		!
	!12		!
	!10		!
	!70		!
	!59		!
	!150		!150
	!91		!91
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	!6		!6
	\|		!
	\|}		\|}

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	\|12		\|12
			\|-
			!Total
			!Group Stage
			!6
			!3
			!2
			!3
			!14
			!12
			\|}

			=== Cup of Harmony ===
			{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
			! rowspan="2" \|Tournament
			! rowspan="38" style="width:1%;" \|
			! colspan="7" \|Tournament record
			\|-
			!Result
			!{{Tooltip\|Pld\|Games played}}
			!{{Tooltip\|W\|Won}}
			!{{Tooltip\|D\|Drawn}}
			!{{Tooltip\|L\|Lost}}
			!{{Tooltip\|GF\|Goals for}}
			!{{Tooltip\|GA\|Goals against}}
			\|-
			\|[[Cup of Harmony 94]]
			\|
			\|
			\|
			\|
			\|
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			\|
	\|-		\|-
	!Total		!Total

World Cup 102

Choppyhausen — Thu, 05 Nov 2026 18:52:26 GMT

Venues

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	==Venues==		==Venues==
			While the tournament was mainly hosted in Drawkland and the Holy Empire, twelve group stage matches were instead played in stadiums in [[Ariddia]]. Venues that did not host finals matches like the stadiums in [[Zwangzug]] that were used for three playoff matches, are not listed here.
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|-
			! colspan=3 \| {{flagicon\|Drawkland}} Drawkland
			! colspan=3 \| {{flagicon\|The Holy Empire}} The Holy Empire
			! colspan=3 \| {{flagicon\|Ariddia}} Ariddia
			\|-
			! Stadium
			! City
			! Capacity
			! Stadium
			! City
			! Capacity
			! Stadium
			! City
			! Capacity
			\|-
			\| [[Drawk City Stadium]]\|\| [[Drawk City]]\|\| 175,000
			\| [[The Imperial Hippodrome]]\|\| [[The Imperial City]]\|\| 150,000-300,000
			\| [[Stade National Rêvane-Sud]]\|\| [[Rêvane]]\|\| 75,000
			\|-
			\| [[Corps Central Pitch]]\|\| [[Drawk City]]\|\| 150,500
			\| [[The Imperial Eye]]\|\| [[New Chalcedon]]\|\|55,000
			\| [[Darras Olympic Stadium]]\|\| [[Rêvane]]\|\| 60,000
			\|-
			\| [[National Pitch]]\|\|[[Metropolon ]]\|\|149,000
			\| [[The Meteora]]\|\|[[St. Mary's City]]\|\|60,000
			\| [[Wavecrest City Stadium]]\|\| [[Wavecrest City]]\|\| 55,000
			\|-
			\| [[Spartan Veteran Stadium]]\|\|[[Sadeg]]\|\| 107,500
			\| [[The Crystal Dome]]\|\| [[Trinity City]]\|\| 65,000
			\| [[Haven-Port-Nouveau Stadium]]\|\| [[Haven]]\|\| 45,000
			\|-
			\| [[Grand René Skaé]]\|\|[[Szoirsia]]\|\|25,000
			\| [[Stadium Tzimisces]]\|\| [[Philadelphia]]\|\| 60,000
			\| [[ubhashinim Ahwa'u Stadium]]\|\| [[The Ariddian Rainforest]]\|\| 28,000
			\|-
			\| [[Kanyo Pitch]]\|\|[[Kayo]]\|\|164,000
			\| [[The Stadium of Earth]]\|\| [[New Nicaea]]\|\| 55,000
			\| rowspan="8" colspan="3" \|
			\|-
			\| [[Oreme Field]]\|\|[[Kilnelm]]\|\| 115,000
			\| [[The Wall]]\|\| [[Chrysopolis]]\|\| 45,000
			\|-
			\| [["Home of Kickerball" Gelia Field]]\|\|[[Gelia]]\|\|111,000
			\| [[The Mobius Strip]]\|\| [[Magna Alexandria]]\|\| 50,000
			\|-
			\| [[Pitch of the Plains]]\|\| [[Bellator]]\|\| 101,000
			\| colspan="3" rowspan="5" \|
			\|-
			\| [[The Root Field]]\|\| [[Elstrund Valley]]\|\| 133,300
			\|-
			\| [[Castle Stadium]]\|\| [[Raikennax]]\|\| 149,500
			\|-
			\| [[Panar Bank Park]]\|\| [[Masteser]]\|\| 99,000
			\|-
			\| [[Archifel Capital Stadium]]\|\| [[Panua Caru]]\|\| 61,200
			\|}

	==Group stage==		==Group stage==

World Cup 102

Sel Appa — Thu, 05 Nov 2026 04:31:48 GMT

Bracket

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	===Bracket===		===Bracket===
			{{#invoke:RoundN\|N32
			\|style=white-space:nowrap\|3rdplace=yes\|bold_winner=high\|widescore=yes
			\|RD1=[[#Round of 32\|Round of 32]]
			\|RD2=[[#Round of 16\|Round of 16]]
			\|RD3=[[#Quarterfinals\|Quarterfinals]]
			\|RD4=[[#Semifinals\|Semifinals]]
			\|RD5=[[#Final\|Final]]
			\|Consol=[[#Third-place match\|Third-place match]]
			<!--Date-Place\|Team 1\|Score 1\|Team 2\|Score 2-->
			\|Maldhar Bay Stadium<br>Hessport, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Ko-oren}} \| \|{{fb\|Calgasia}} \|
			\|Pitch of the Plains<br>Bellator, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Zenic}} \| \|{{fb\|Indusse}} \|
			\|Spartan Veteran Stadium<br>Sadeg, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Drawkland}} \| \|{{fb\|Squornshelan Remnant States}} \|
			\|Thunder Park<br>Jaffro, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Audioslavia}} \| \|{{fb\|Tikariot}} \|

			\|Panar Bank Park<br>Masteser, Drawkland \|{{fb\|HUElavia}} \| \|{{fb\|Eshialand}} \|
			\|Archifel Capital Stadium<br>Panua Caru, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Zwangzug}} \| \|{{fb\|Edsmontik}} \|
			\|The Root Field<br>Elstrund, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Valanora}} \| \|{{fb\|Aphrilia}} \|
			\|Oreme Field<br>Kilnelm, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Busoga Islands}} \| \|{{fb\|Eastfield Lodge}} \|

			\|The Meteora<br>St. Mary's City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Darmen}} \| \|{{fb\|Kimi-Suomi}} \|
			\|The Crystal Dome<br>Trinity City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Choppyhausen}} \| \|{{fb\|Hanalia}} \|
			\|The Stadium of Earth<br>New Nicaea, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Sel Appa}} \| \|{{fb\|Kanzlia}} \|
			\|The Wall<br>Chrysopolis, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Vdara}} \| \|{{fb\|Aleirave}} \|

			\|Stadium Tzimisces<br>Philadelphia, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Sernet}} \| \|{{fb\|Chromatika}} \|
			\|The Mobius Strip<br>Magna Alexandria, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Tanirinthia}} \| \|{{fb\|Central Esportiva}} \|
			\|The Imperial Eye<br>New Chalcedon, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Yangchenia}} \| \|{{fb\|TJUN-ia}} \|
			\|The Imperial Hippodrome<br>The Imperial City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|The Holy Empire}} \| \|{{fb\|Cardenao}} \|

			<!--Round of 16-->
			\|Stadium<br>City, Nation \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
			\|Stadium<br>City, Nation \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
			\|Stadium<br>City, Nation \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
			\|Stadium<br>City, Nation \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|

			\|Stadium<br>City, Nation \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
			\|Stadium<br>City, Nation \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
			\|Stadium<br>City, Nation \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
			\|Stadium<br>City, Nation \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|

			<!--Quarterfinals-->
			\|Stadium<br>City, Nation \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
			\|Stadium<br>City, Nation \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
			\|Stadium<br>City, Nation \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
			\|Stadium<br>City, Nation \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|

			<!--Semifinals-->
			\|Drawk City Stadium<br>Drawk City, Drawkland \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
			\|Stadium<br>City, Nation \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|

			<!--Final-->
			\|Stadium<br>City, Nation \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|

			<!--3rd place-->
			\|Seven Stars Stadium<br>Centivar County, Drawkland \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
			}}

	===Round of 32===		===Round of 32===

World Cup Hall of Fame

SaintEleanor — Mon, 02 Nov 2026 05:32:36 GMT

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	===Saint Eleanor===		===Saint Eleanor===
	# {{color box\|#3399CC}} First slot [WCQs 89-95]: {{flagicon\|Saint Eleanor}} '''Liam West:''' Who else? West not only captained the national team from the 76th Baptism of Fire (coincident with WC89) up until his retirement after the 85th Cup of Harmony (coincident with WC93), but played in every single one of those games. Even today, West remains something of a model for aspiring Eleanorian centrebacks, if not footballers in general: mild-mannered, slightly dovish, mentally and physically capable... and always with one eye on non-sporting pursuits.<br>Although brought up in the eastern city - born in Newbanks and raised in Carpentersville - West was always loyal to Independence 1975, Central district's club and - in its heyday - one of the greatest ever Eleanorian club sides. To some controversy, he was somewhat more vocal in their press conferences than in the national team's, where he largely handed off press duty to Bridget Coombe - his successor as captain - or one of the other regular starters.<br>West wrote a regular column for SESB about his team's progress while he was captain, but has long foresworn journalism and is now the duty manager of a corner shop back in Carpentersville, where he lives with his wife Cecilia. 15 Darlington Street, his old house in Central, is now being leased by SEFA to assistant manager Reniira Clevinger.<br>''Curriculum vitae: EXT player 89Q-93F''		# {{color box\|#3399CC}} First slot [WCQs 89-95]: {{flagicon\|Saint Eleanor}} '''Liam West:''' Who else? West not only captained the national team from the 76th Baptism of Fire (coincident with WC89) up until his retirement after the 85th Cup of Harmony (coincident with WC93), but played in every single one of those games. Even today, West remains something of a model for aspiring Eleanorian centrebacks, if not footballers in general: mild-mannered, slightly dovish, mentally and physically capable... and always with one eye on non-sporting pursuits.<br>Although brought up in the eastern city - born in Newbanks and raised in Carpentersville - West was always loyal to Independence 1975, Central district's club and - in its heyday - one of the greatest ever Eleanorian club sides. To some controversy, he was somewhat more vocal in their press conferences than in the national team's, where he largely handed off press duty to Bridget Coombe - his successor as captain - or one of the other regular starters.<br>West wrote a regular column for SESB about his team's progress while he was captain, but has long foresworn journalism and is now the duty manager of a corner shop back in Carpentersville, where he lives with his wife Cecilia. 15 Darlington Street, his old house in Central, is now being leased by SEFA to assistant manager Reniira Clevinger.<br>''Curriculum vitae: EXT player 89Q-93F ([[File:Gold_medal_icon.svg]] CoH84 «92F»)''
	# {{color box\|#3399CC}} Second slot [WCFs 91, 94, 96, 97]: {{flagicon\|Saint Eleanor}} '''Steve Pilchard:''' Pilchard is a singular figure in national football history for many reasons, and not only in the sense that he was Saint Eleanor's first known autistic player. He was called up to the Baptism of Fire team seemingly on the basis of his performance in age-group friendlies and struggled to catch fire for years, before his brace against Nyowani Kitara in the 91st World Cup's group stages made him the nation's joint-top scorer in World Cup finals history. Unbelievably, not only would he hold this accolade at least jointly until Olympia Woodward overtook him during the group stages of the 99th edition, but he was also the only member of the BoF team to win the bronze medal at the 100th World Cup.<br>Pilchard is the manifestation of one of two broad traditions in Eleanorian playmaking, as opposed to the more distributive consensus that West represents among Eleanorian centrebacks. While other attacking midfielders have a more complete approach to the game - being happy to drop back, even defend, and weave their way into the attack, rather than sitting in the hole and making magic - Pilchard was an infamously weak dribbler, but counteracted that with his eye for passes and indeed goals.<br>On and off the field, Pilchard was very much a homebody: he was a regular for Occidental Olympic throughout his career, but repeatedly expressed his belief that he could not cope with living long-term outside Saint Eleanor, was very much a patron of his native Parkside district, and is now more than happily retired.<br>''Curriculum vitae: EXT player 89Q-100F''		# {{color box\|#3399CC}} Second slot [WCFs 91, 94, 96, 97]: {{flagicon\|Saint Eleanor}} [[File:Brown_pog.svg\|16px]] '''Steve Pilchard:''' Pilchard is a singular figure in national football history for many reasons, and not only in the sense that he was Saint Eleanor's first known autistic player. He was called up to the Baptism of Fire team seemingly on the basis of his performance in age-group friendlies and struggled to catch fire for years, before his brace against Nyowani Kitara in the 91st World Cup's group stages made him the nation's joint-top scorer in World Cup finals history. Unbelievably, not only would he hold this accolade at least jointly until Olympia Woodward overtook him during the group stages of the 99th edition, but he was also the only member of the BoF team to win the bronze medal at the 100th World Cup.<br>Pilchard is the manifestation of one of two broad traditions in Eleanorian playmaking, as opposed to the more distributive consensus that West represents among Eleanorian centrebacks. While other attacking midfielders have a more complete approach to the game - being happy to drop back, even defend, and weave their way into the attack, rather than sitting in the hole and making magic - Pilchard was an infamously weak dribbler, but counteracted that with his eye for passes and indeed goals.<br>On and off the field, Pilchard was very much a homebody: he was a regular for Occidental Olympic throughout his career, but repeatedly expressed his belief that he could not cope with living long-term outside Saint Eleanor, was very much a patron of his native Parkside district, and is now more than happily retired.<br>''Curriculum vitae: EXT player 89Q-100F ([[File:Gold_medal_icon.svg]] CoH84 «92F», [[File:Bronze_medal_icon.svg\|16px]] WC100 «100F»)''
	# {{color box\|#CCCCCC}} Third slot [WCFs 98-101]: '''Free space.''' This slot is available now that Saint Eleanor has made its eighth World Cup final tournament, but deliberations as to who is the best-suited nominee are ongoing.<br>''Curriculum vitae: World-renowned theoretical philosopher''		# {{color box\|#CCCCCC}} Third slot [WCFs 98-101]: '''Free space.''' This slot is available now that Saint Eleanor has made its eighth World Cup final tournament, but deliberations as to who is the best-suited nominee are ongoing.<br>''Curriculum vitae: World-renowned theoretical philosopher''
	# {{color box\|#~~000000~~}} Fourth slot [WCQs 96-...]: '''Not available yet.''' This slot will be freed up when Saint Eleanor enter ~~one~~ more World Cup ~~qualifiers~~. If all goes well, this is scheduled to happen during '''''World Cup ~~102~~.'''''<br>''Curriculum vitae: Inventor of the invisibility cloak''		# {{color box\|#CCCCCC}} Fourth slot [WCQs 96-102]: '''Free space.''' This slot is available now that Saint Eleanor has entered its fourteenth World Cup qualifiers, but deliberations as to who is the best-suited nominee are ongoing.<br>''Curriculum vitae: World-renowned theoretical philosopher''
	# {{color box\|#000000}} ~~Fifth~~ slot [~~WCFs~~ ???]: '''Not available yet.''' This slot will be freed up when Saint Eleanor enter ~~four~~ more World Cup ~~final tournaments~~.<br>''Curriculum vitae: Inventor of the invisibility cloak''		# {{color box\|#000000}} Fifth slot [WCFs 102-...]: '''Not available yet.''' This slot will be freed up when Saint Eleanor enter three more World Cup final tournaments. If all goes well, this is scheduled to happen during '''''World Cup 105.'''''<br>''Curriculum vitae: Inventor of the invisibility cloak''
			# {{color box\|#000000}} Sixth slot [WCQs ???]: '''Not available yet.''' This slot will be freed up when Saint Eleanor enter seven more World Cup qualifiers. If all goes well, this is scheduled to happen during '''''World Cup 109.'''''<br>''Curriculum vitae: Inventor of the invisibility cloak''

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	===Tinhampton===		===Tinhampton===
	# {{color box\|#B19484}} First slot [WCQs 77-83]: {{flagicon\|Tinhampton}} '''Priscilla Evans:''' A Tinhampton City season ticket holder who won the draw to appear in Tinhampton's first ever World Cup team, Evans was never the captain - that accolade going first to the erstwhile Ian Jones then to the slightly less-than-erstwhile Julia Atherton - but she was certainly their most famous player; an agile, understated, stunningly efficient, and mostly eminently reasonable striker.<br>A free agent until Tinhampton's win at the 73rd Cup of Harmony (coincident with WC81), in which her greatest role was scoring the winning goal in their quarterfinal, she secured a move to Crystal Fair HC of the United League on a free transfer, where she remained long after the financial collapse of Tinhampton's FA.<br>After retiring from club football, Evans became the manager of Saint Eleanor, a former Tinhamptonian colony. She spent six-and-a-half cycles on deployment with the White Stars, leading them to the 91st and 94th World Cup final tournaments as well as the 84th Cup of Harmony title (coincident with WC92), before being forced out after the 95th qualifiers following a massive player revolt.<br>''Curriculum vitae: TIN player 77Q-83Q; EXT manager 89Q-95Q''		# {{color box\|#B19484}} First slot [WCQs 77-83]: {{flagicon\|Tinhampton}} '''Priscilla Evans:''' A Tinhampton City season ticket holder who won the draw to appear in Tinhampton's first ever World Cup team, Evans was never the captain - that accolade going first to the erstwhile Ian Jones then to the slightly less-than-erstwhile Julia Atherton - but she was certainly their most famous player; an agile, understated, stunningly efficient, and mostly eminently reasonable striker.<br>A free agent until Tinhampton's win at the 73rd Cup of Harmony (coincident with WC81), in which her greatest role was scoring the winning goal in their quarterfinal, she secured a move to Crystal Fair HC of the United League on a free transfer, where she remained long after the financial collapse of Tinhampton's FA.<br>After retiring from club football, Evans became the manager of Saint Eleanor, a former Tinhamptonian colony. She spent six-and-a-half cycles on deployment with the White Stars, leading them to the 91st and 94th World Cup final tournaments as well as the 84th Cup of Harmony title (coincident with WC92), before being forced out after the 95th qualifiers following a massive player revolt.<br>''Curriculum vitae: TIN player 77Q-83Q ([[File:Gold_medal_icon.svg]] CoH73 «81F»); EXT manager 89Q-95Q ([[File:Gold_medal_icon.svg]] CoH84 «92F»)''
	# {{color box\|#000000}} Second slot: '''Not available yet.''' Tinhampton did not play in any further WCQs nor qualify for any WCFs. It is accordingly unlikely that there will ever be a second slot created.		# {{color box\|#000000}} Second slot: '''Not available yet.''' Tinhampton did not play in any further WCQs nor qualify for any WCFs. It is accordingly unlikely that there will ever be a second slot created.

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	\|{{flagicon\|Pasarga}} {{flagicon\|Eastfield Lodge}} [[World Cup 97\|97]]		\|{{flagicon\|Pasarga}} {{flagicon\|Eastfield Lodge}} [[World Cup 97\|97]]
	\|16\|\|6\|\|5\|\|5\|\|25\|\|22\|\|+3		\|16\|\|6\|\|5\|\|5\|\|25\|\|22\|\|+3
	\|rowspan=5\|{{flagicon\|Qusmo}} [[Brelk-Xeral Erv]]		\|rowspan=6\|{{flagicon\|Qusmo}} [[Brelk-Xeral Erv]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|{{flagicon\|Tikariot}} {{flagicon\|The Kytler Peninsulae}} {{flagicon\|Qusmo}} {{flagicon\|Yuezhou}} [[World Cup 98\|98]]		\|{{flagicon\|Tikariot}} {{flagicon\|The Kytler Peninsulae}} {{flagicon\|Qusmo}} {{flagicon\|Yuezhou}} [[World Cup 98\|98]]
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	\|{{flagicon\|Farfadillis}} {{flagicon\|Wight}} {{flagicon\|Paradystopia}} [[World Cup 101\|101]]		\|{{flagicon\|Farfadillis}} {{flagicon\|Wight}} {{flagicon\|Paradystopia}} [[World Cup 101\|101]]
	\|18\|\|6\|\|3\|\|9\|\|26\|\|36\|\|-10		\|18\|\|6\|\|3\|\|9\|\|26\|\|36\|\|-10
			\|-
			\|{{flagicon\|Drawkland}} {{flagicon\|The Holy Empire}} [[World Cup 102\|102]]
			\|Group Stage\|\|3\|\|0\|\|0\|\|3\|\|6\|\|11
			\|13\|\|8\|\|1\|\|4\|\|37\|\|23\|\|+14
	\|-		\|-
	!Total\|\|N/A\|\|6\|\|1\|\|2\|\|3\|\|9\|\|11		!Total\|\|N/A\|\|9\|\|1\|\|2\|\|6\|\|15\|\|22
	!~~450~~\|\|~~182~~\|\|~~107~~\|\|~~161~~\|\|~~713~~\|\|~~671~~\|\|+42\|\|		!463\|\|190\|\|108\|\|165\|\|750\|\|694\|\|+56\|\|
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	\|The Wall<br>Chrysopolis, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Vdara}} \| \|{{fb\|Aleirave}} \|		\|The Wall<br>Chrysopolis, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Vdara}} \| 2 \|{{fb\|Aleirave}} \| 1

	\|Stadium Tzimisces<br>Philadelphia, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Sernet}} \| \|{{fb\|Chromatika}} \|		\|Stadium Tzimisces<br>Philadelphia, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Sernet}} \| 0 \|{{fb\|Chromatika}} \| 1
	\|The Mobius Strip<br>Magna Alexandria, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Tanirinthia}} \| \|{{fb\|Central Esportiva}} \|		\|The Mobius Strip<br>Magna Alexandria, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Tanirinthia}} \| 1 \|{{fb\|Central Esportiva}} \| 0
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	\|Stadium<br>~~City~~, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|Ko-oren}} \| \|{{fb\|Indusse}} \|		\|Castle Stadium<br>Raikennax, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Ko-oren}} \| \|{{fb\|Indusse}} \|
	\|Stadium<br>~~City~~, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|Squornshelan Remnant States}} \| \|{{fb\|Audioslavia}} \|		\|Spartan Veteran Stadium<br>Sadeg, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Squornshelan Remnant States}} \| \|{{fb\|Audioslavia}} \|
	\|~~Stadium~~<br>~~City~~, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|Eshialand}} \| \|{{fb\|Zwangzug}} \|		\|"Home of Kickerball" Gelia Field<br>Gelia, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Eshialand}} \| \|{{fb\|Zwangzug}} \|
	\|~~Stadium~~<br>~~City~~, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|Aphrilia}} \| \|{{fb\|Busoga Islands}} \|		\|Kanyo Pitch<br>Kayo, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Aphrilia}} \| \|{{fb\|Busoga Islands}} \|

	\|~~Stadium~~<br>City, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|The Meteora<br>St. Mary's City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Kimi-Suomi}} \| \|{{fb\|Hanalia}} \|
	\|Stadium<br>~~City~~, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|Stadium Tzimisces<br>Philadelphia, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Kanzlia}} \| \|{{fb\|Vdara}} \|
	\|~~Stadium~~<br>~~City~~, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|The Imperial Eye<br>New Chalcedon, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Chromatika}} \| \|{{fb\|Tanirinthia}} \|
	\|~~Stadium~~<br>City, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|The Imperial Hippodrome<br>The Imperial City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Yangchenia}} \| \|{{fb\|Cardenao}} \|

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	\|Drawk City Stadium<br>Drawk City, Drawkland \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|Drawk City Stadium<br>Drawk City, Drawkland \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
	\|Stadium<br>City, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|Stadium<br>City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|

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	\|Stadium<br>City, ~~Nation~~ \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|		\|Stadium<br>City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|

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	===Bracket===		===Bracket===
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			\|RD1=[[#Round of 32\|Round of 32]]
			\|RD2=[[#Round of 16\|Round of 16]]
			\|RD3=[[#Quarterfinals\|Quarterfinals]]
			\|RD4=[[#Semifinals\|Semifinals]]
			\|RD5=[[#Final\|Final]]
			\|Consol=[[#Third-place match\|Third-place match]]
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			\|Maldhar Bay Stadium<br>Hessport, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Ko-oren}} \| \|{{fb\|Calgasia}} \|
			\|Pitch of the Plains<br>Bellator, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Zenic}} \| \|{{fb\|Indusse}} \|
			\|Spartan Veteran Stadium<br>Sadeg, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Drawkland}} \| \|{{fb\|Squornshelan Remnant States}} \|
			\|Thunder Park<br>Jaffro, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Audioslavia}} \| \|{{fb\|Tikariot}} \|

			\|Panar Bank Park<br>Masteser, Drawkland \|{{fb\|HUElavia}} \| \|{{fb\|Eshialand}} \|
			\|Archifel Capital Stadium<br>Panua Caru, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Zwangzug}} \| \|{{fb\|Edsmontik}} \|
			\|The Root Field<br>Elstrund, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Valanora}} \| \|{{fb\|Aphrilia}} \|
			\|Oreme Field<br>Kilnelm, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Busoga Islands}} \| \|{{fb\|Eastfield Lodge}} \|

			\|The Meteora<br>St. Mary's City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Darmen}} \| \|{{fb\|Kimi-Suomi}} \|
			\|The Crystal Dome<br>Trinity City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Choppyhausen}} \| \|{{fb\|Hanalia}} \|
			\|The Stadium of Earth<br>New Nicaea, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Sel Appa}} \| \|{{fb\|Kanzlia}} \|
			\|The Wall<br>Chrysopolis, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Vdara}} \| \|{{fb\|Aleirave}} \|

			\|Stadium Tzimisces<br>Philadelphia, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Sernet}} \| \|{{fb\|Chromatika}} \|
			\|The Mobius Strip<br>Magna Alexandria, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Tanirinthia}} \| \|{{fb\|Central Esportiva}} \|
			\|The Imperial Eye<br>New Chalcedon, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Yangchenia}} \| \|{{fb\|TJUN-ia}} \|
			\|The Imperial Hippodrome<br>The Imperial City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|The Holy Empire}} \| \|{{fb\|Cardenao}} \|

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			\|Drawk City Stadium<br>Drawk City, Drawkland \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
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			\|Stadium<br>City, Nation \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|

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			\|Seven Stars Stadium<br>Centivar County, Drawkland \|{{fb\|}} \| \|{{fb\|}} \|
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	===Round of 32===		===Round of 32===

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	===Saint Eleanor===		===Saint Eleanor===
	# {{color box\|#3399CC}} First slot [WCQs 89-95]: {{flagicon\|Saint Eleanor}} '''Liam West:''' Who else? West not only captained the national team from the 76th Baptism of Fire (coincident with WC89) up until his retirement after the 85th Cup of Harmony (coincident with WC93), but played in every single one of those games. Even today, West remains something of a model for aspiring Eleanorian centrebacks, if not footballers in general: mild-mannered, slightly dovish, mentally and physically capable... and always with one eye on non-sporting pursuits.<br>Although brought up in the eastern city - born in Newbanks and raised in Carpentersville - West was always loyal to Independence 1975, Central district's club and - in its heyday - one of the greatest ever Eleanorian club sides. To some controversy, he was somewhat more vocal in their press conferences than in the national team's, where he largely handed off press duty to Bridget Coombe - his successor as captain - or one of the other regular starters.<br>West wrote a regular column for SESB about his team's progress while he was captain, but has long foresworn journalism and is now the duty manager of a corner shop back in Carpentersville, where he lives with his wife Cecilia. 15 Darlington Street, his old house in Central, is now being leased by SEFA to assistant manager Reniira Clevinger.<br>''Curriculum vitae: EXT player 89Q-93F''		# {{color box\|#3399CC}} First slot [WCQs 89-95]: {{flagicon\|Saint Eleanor}} '''Liam West:''' Who else? West not only captained the national team from the 76th Baptism of Fire (coincident with WC89) up until his retirement after the 85th Cup of Harmony (coincident with WC93), but played in every single one of those games. Even today, West remains something of a model for aspiring Eleanorian centrebacks, if not footballers in general: mild-mannered, slightly dovish, mentally and physically capable... and always with one eye on non-sporting pursuits.<br>Although brought up in the eastern city - born in Newbanks and raised in Carpentersville - West was always loyal to Independence 1975, Central district's club and - in its heyday - one of the greatest ever Eleanorian club sides. To some controversy, he was somewhat more vocal in their press conferences than in the national team's, where he largely handed off press duty to Bridget Coombe - his successor as captain - or one of the other regular starters.<br>West wrote a regular column for SESB about his team's progress while he was captain, but has long foresworn journalism and is now the duty manager of a corner shop back in Carpentersville, where he lives with his wife Cecilia. 15 Darlington Street, his old house in Central, is now being leased by SEFA to assistant manager Reniira Clevinger.<br>''Curriculum vitae: EXT player 89Q-93F ([[File:Gold_medal_icon.svg]] CoH84 «92F»)''
	# {{color box\|#3399CC}} Second slot [WCFs 91, 94, 96, 97]: {{flagicon\|Saint Eleanor}} '''Steve Pilchard:''' Pilchard is a singular figure in national football history for many reasons, and not only in the sense that he was Saint Eleanor's first known autistic player. He was called up to the Baptism of Fire team seemingly on the basis of his performance in age-group friendlies and struggled to catch fire for years, before his brace against Nyowani Kitara in the 91st World Cup's group stages made him the nation's joint-top scorer in World Cup finals history. Unbelievably, not only would he hold this accolade at least jointly until Olympia Woodward overtook him during the group stages of the 99th edition, but he was also the only member of the BoF team to win the bronze medal at the 100th World Cup.<br>Pilchard is the manifestation of one of two broad traditions in Eleanorian playmaking, as opposed to the more distributive consensus that West represents among Eleanorian centrebacks. While other attacking midfielders have a more complete approach to the game - being happy to drop back, even defend, and weave their way into the attack, rather than sitting in the hole and making magic - Pilchard was an infamously weak dribbler, but counteracted that with his eye for passes and indeed goals.<br>On and off the field, Pilchard was very much a homebody: he was a regular for Occidental Olympic throughout his career, but repeatedly expressed his belief that he could not cope with living long-term outside Saint Eleanor, was very much a patron of his native Parkside district, and is now more than happily retired.<br>''Curriculum vitae: EXT player 89Q-100F''		# {{color box\|#3399CC}} Second slot [WCFs 91, 94, 96, 97]: {{flagicon\|Saint Eleanor}} [[File:Brown_pog.svg\|16px]] '''Steve Pilchard:''' Pilchard is a singular figure in national football history for many reasons, and not only in the sense that he was Saint Eleanor's first known autistic player. He was called up to the Baptism of Fire team seemingly on the basis of his performance in age-group friendlies and struggled to catch fire for years, before his brace against Nyowani Kitara in the 91st World Cup's group stages made him the nation's joint-top scorer in World Cup finals history. Unbelievably, not only would he hold this accolade at least jointly until Olympia Woodward overtook him during the group stages of the 99th edition, but he was also the only member of the BoF team to win the bronze medal at the 100th World Cup.<br>Pilchard is the manifestation of one of two broad traditions in Eleanorian playmaking, as opposed to the more distributive consensus that West represents among Eleanorian centrebacks. While other attacking midfielders have a more complete approach to the game - being happy to drop back, even defend, and weave their way into the attack, rather than sitting in the hole and making magic - Pilchard was an infamously weak dribbler, but counteracted that with his eye for passes and indeed goals.<br>On and off the field, Pilchard was very much a homebody: he was a regular for Occidental Olympic throughout his career, but repeatedly expressed his belief that he could not cope with living long-term outside Saint Eleanor, was very much a patron of his native Parkside district, and is now more than happily retired.<br>''Curriculum vitae: EXT player 89Q-100F ([[File:Gold_medal_icon.svg]] CoH84 «92F», [[File:Bronze_medal_icon.svg\|16px]] WC100 «100F»)''
	# {{color box\|#CCCCCC}} Third slot [WCFs 98-101]: '''Free space.''' This slot is available now that Saint Eleanor has made its eighth World Cup final tournament, but deliberations as to who is the best-suited nominee are ongoing.<br>''Curriculum vitae: World-renowned theoretical philosopher''		# {{color box\|#CCCCCC}} Third slot [WCFs 98-101]: '''Free space.''' This slot is available now that Saint Eleanor has made its eighth World Cup final tournament, but deliberations as to who is the best-suited nominee are ongoing.<br>''Curriculum vitae: World-renowned theoretical philosopher''
	# {{color box\|#~~000000~~}} Fourth slot [WCQs 96-...]: '''Not available yet.''' This slot will be freed up when Saint Eleanor enter ~~one~~ more World Cup ~~qualifiers~~. If all goes well, this is scheduled to happen during '''''World Cup ~~102~~.'''''<br>''Curriculum vitae: Inventor of the invisibility cloak''		# {{color box\|#CCCCCC}} Fourth slot [WCQs 96-102]: '''Free space.''' This slot is available now that Saint Eleanor has entered its fourteenth World Cup qualifiers, but deliberations as to who is the best-suited nominee are ongoing.<br>''Curriculum vitae: World-renowned theoretical philosopher''
	# {{color box\|#000000}} ~~Fifth~~ slot [~~WCFs~~ ???]: '''Not available yet.''' This slot will be freed up when Saint Eleanor enter ~~four~~ more World Cup ~~final tournaments~~.<br>''Curriculum vitae: Inventor of the invisibility cloak''		# {{color box\|#000000}} Fifth slot [WCFs 102-...]: '''Not available yet.''' This slot will be freed up when Saint Eleanor enter three more World Cup final tournaments. If all goes well, this is scheduled to happen during '''''World Cup 105.'''''<br>''Curriculum vitae: Inventor of the invisibility cloak''
			# {{color box\|#000000}} Sixth slot [WCQs ???]: '''Not available yet.''' This slot will be freed up when Saint Eleanor enter seven more World Cup qualifiers. If all goes well, this is scheduled to happen during '''''World Cup 109.'''''<br>''Curriculum vitae: Inventor of the invisibility cloak''

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	===Tinhampton===		===Tinhampton===
	# {{color box\|#B19484}} First slot [WCQs 77-83]: {{flagicon\|Tinhampton}} '''Priscilla Evans:''' A Tinhampton City season ticket holder who won the draw to appear in Tinhampton's first ever World Cup team, Evans was never the captain - that accolade going first to the erstwhile Ian Jones then to the slightly less-than-erstwhile Julia Atherton - but she was certainly their most famous player; an agile, understated, stunningly efficient, and mostly eminently reasonable striker.<br>A free agent until Tinhampton's win at the 73rd Cup of Harmony (coincident with WC81), in which her greatest role was scoring the winning goal in their quarterfinal, she secured a move to Crystal Fair HC of the United League on a free transfer, where she remained long after the financial collapse of Tinhampton's FA.<br>After retiring from club football, Evans became the manager of Saint Eleanor, a former Tinhamptonian colony. She spent six-and-a-half cycles on deployment with the White Stars, leading them to the 91st and 94th World Cup final tournaments as well as the 84th Cup of Harmony title (coincident with WC92), before being forced out after the 95th qualifiers following a massive player revolt.<br>''Curriculum vitae: TIN player 77Q-83Q; EXT manager 89Q-95Q''		# {{color box\|#B19484}} First slot [WCQs 77-83]: {{flagicon\|Tinhampton}} '''Priscilla Evans:''' A Tinhampton City season ticket holder who won the draw to appear in Tinhampton's first ever World Cup team, Evans was never the captain - that accolade going first to the erstwhile Ian Jones then to the slightly less-than-erstwhile Julia Atherton - but she was certainly their most famous player; an agile, understated, stunningly efficient, and mostly eminently reasonable striker.<br>A free agent until Tinhampton's win at the 73rd Cup of Harmony (coincident with WC81), in which her greatest role was scoring the winning goal in their quarterfinal, she secured a move to Crystal Fair HC of the United League on a free transfer, where she remained long after the financial collapse of Tinhampton's FA.<br>After retiring from club football, Evans became the manager of Saint Eleanor, a former Tinhamptonian colony. She spent six-and-a-half cycles on deployment with the White Stars, leading them to the 91st and 94th World Cup final tournaments as well as the 84th Cup of Harmony title (coincident with WC92), before being forced out after the 95th qualifiers following a massive player revolt.<br>''Curriculum vitae: TIN player 77Q-83Q ([[File:Gold_medal_icon.svg]] CoH73 «81F»); EXT manager 89Q-95Q ([[File:Gold_medal_icon.svg]] CoH84 «92F»)''
	# {{color box\|#000000}} Second slot: '''Not available yet.''' Tinhampton did not play in any further WCQs nor qualify for any WCFs. It is accordingly unlikely that there will ever be a second slot created.		# {{color box\|#000000}} Second slot: '''Not available yet.''' Tinhampton did not play in any further WCQs nor qualify for any WCFs. It is accordingly unlikely that there will ever be a second slot created.

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	\|Maldhar Bay Stadium<br>Hessport, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Ko-oren}} \| \|{{fb\|Calgasia}} \|		\|Maldhar Bay Stadium<br>Hessport, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Ko-oren}} \| 1 \|{{fb\|Calgasia}} \| 0
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	\|Thunder Park<br>Jaffro, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Audioslavia}} \| \|{{fb\|Tikariot}} \|		\|Thunder Park<br>Jaffro, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Audioslavia}} \| 1 \|{{fb\|Tikariot}} \| 0

	\|Panar Bank Park<br>Masteser, Drawkland \|{{fb\|HUElavia}} \| \|{{fb\|Eshialand}} \|		\|Panar Bank Park<br>Masteser, Drawkland \|{{fb\|HUElavia}} \| 3 (4) \|{{fb\|Eshialand}} {{pso}} \| 3 (5)
	\|Archifel Capital Stadium<br>Panua Caru, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Zwangzug}} \| \|{{fb\|Edsmontik}} \|		\|Archifel Capital Stadium<br>Panua Caru, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Zwangzug}} \| 1 \|{{fb\|Edsmontik}} \| 0
	\|The Root Field<br>Elstrund, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Valanora}} \| \|{{fb\|Aphrilia}} \|		\|The Root Field<br>Elstrund, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Valanora}} \| 1 \|{{fb\|Aphrilia}} \| 2
	\|Oreme Field<br>Kilnelm, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Busoga Islands}} \| \|{{fb\|Eastfield Lodge}} \|		\|Oreme Field<br>Kilnelm, Drawkland \|{{fb\|Busoga Islands}} \| 3 \|{{fb\|Eastfield Lodge}} \| 1

	\|The Meteora<br>St. Mary's City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Darmen}} \| \|{{fb\|Kimi-Suomi}} \|		\|The Meteora<br>St. Mary's City, The Holy Empire \|{{fb\|Darmen}} \| \|{{fb\|Kimi-Suomi}} \|
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