I am pleased to announce that in agreement with Morten, the 4th edition of the League of Federations will start next season. For the 1st phase, the rules remain the same: matches concluded freely with ranking at the end of the 4th week, i.e. Sunday, September 15th to list the first 8 and the next 8 (9 to 16) on the waiting list to replace a federation that does not wish to participate in the second phase. If you wish to be included in the ranking, do not play (or schedule) more than 4 matches between now and September 15th, otherwise you will not be included in the ranking. As every season, the winner will have a line on his record. Good luck to all federations to succeed the winners of previous editions: 1st edition: Finland (Guilain) beats Mali (Tank LA) 3-0 #match?mid=5648443 2nd edition: Vietnam (Tomasm) beats South Africa (Baay-faal) 1-0 #match?mid=5733651 3rd edition: Kazakhstan (Sunsnow) beats Brazil (Jamsss) 2-1 #match?mid=5816545

Hello, where are we at? Is this still the case?

If, of course, the first phase is underway.
I will publish an intermediate ranking very soon before the final sprint of the first phase

Impeccable thank you very much :)

Here is an update on the standings.
NB; I remind you that to be included you must not have played (or scheduled) more than 4 matches on September 15th.
The ranking of the first 8 and the 9 to 16 (placed on the waiting list) will be published on September 16.

For the moment, as usual it's very close.
The top places are occupied by federations that have already played 3 games but there is a huge field of federations behind them that have only played 2 games and can therefore easily reposition.

To date, this gives

1. Uruguay 9 pts 9-1
2. Estonia 9 pts 8-1
   ex Lebanon 9 pts 8-1
   4 England 9 pts 7-0
   5 Japan 9 pts 8-2
   6 Turkey 7 pts 9_2
3. Brazil 7 pts 5-1
4. Sweden 7 pts 4-1
   ex Gambia 7 pts 4-1

Behind on the waiting list: Ghana, Canada, France, Paraguay, Italy, Belarus and Switzerland.

I'm reposting because with the new input parameters on the forum the lists are displayed strangely:(

1st Uruguay 9 pts 9-1
2nd Estonia 9 pts 8-1 and Lebanon 9 pts 8-1
4th England 9 pts 7-0
5th Japan 9 pts 8-2
6th Turkey 7 pts 9_2
7th Brazil 7 pts 5-1
8th Sweden 7 pts 4-1 and Gambia 7 pts 4-1

That's hoping that the display will be correct when I validate :)

Rectification of Gambia to a goal average of 6-1
... I re-publish.
We'll get there!

1st Uruguay 9 pts 9-1
2nd Estonia 9 pts 8-1 and Lebanon 9 pts 8-1
4th England 9 pts 7-0
5th Japan 9 pts 8-2
6th Turkey 7 pts 9-2
7th Gambia 7 pts 6-1
8th Brazil 7 pts 5-1

9th Sweden 7 pts 4-1 and first on the waiting list

I feel good and I hope that Paraguay will qualify :)

The final sprint is on.
As a reminder, to be ranked on Sunday evening, you must not have played (or scheduled) more than 4 matches.

1st Uruguay 12 pts 10-1 (4 m.)
2nd England 12 pts 9-0 (4 m.)
3rd Gambia 10 pts 10-2 (4 m.)
4th Switzerland 9 pts 11-2 (3 m.)
5th Paraguay 9 pts 10-2 (3 m.)
6th Estonia 9 pts 8-2 (4 m.)
ex Lebanon 9 pts 8-2 (4 m.)
ex Japan 9 pts 8-2 (3 m.)

On the waiting list
9th France 9 pts 5-0 (3 m.)
10th Turkey 7 pts 9-2 (3 m.)
11th Russia 7 pts 7-1 (3 m.)
ex Greece 7 pts 7-1 (3 m.)
13th Viet Nam 7 pts 5-0 (3 m.)
14th Brazil 7 pts 5-1 (3 m.)
15th Sweden 7 pts 4-1 (3 pen)
16th Algeria 7 pts 4-2 (3 m.)