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| Formerly | National Football Conference (1935-1989), Iron League (1989-2007) |
|---|---|
| Sport | Gridiron football |
| Founded | April 30th, 1935 |
| Inaugural season | 1935 |
| Owner(s) | Henri Covalsci |
| President | Tiberi Antonesci |
| Motto | A Gloria i Triumfi! |
| No. of teams | 20 |
| Country |  Zoygaria |
| Most recent champion(s) | Vatanešti Warhawks (2nd title) |
| Most titles | Vitrio Crusaders (10 titles) |
The LNFF (Liga Naçional de Futbol Ferramina) is the premier professional gridiron football league in Zoygaria. The LNFF has twenty franchises divided into two conferences: the Coastal Gridiron Conference (CCF) and the Interior Gridiron Conference (CIF). After a sixteen-game regular season, each conference sends five teams (four division winners and one wild card team) to the LNFF Playoffs, which eventually culminate in the league's championship game, the Iron Cup. Nationwide, the LNFF obtains the highest television ratings among major sports. Watching LNFF games on television on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday afternoons has become a common routine for many Zoygarians during the football season.
History
Founding
Corporate structure
Teams
| National Gridiron Football League | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Division | Team | Location | Head Coach |
| Coastal Gridiron Conference | Hurricanes | Napani, Dalmatia | Nicolai Domitresci |
| Coastal Gridiron Conference | Cavaliers | Osovieç, Istria | Dominic Vanatori |
| Coastal Gridiron Conference | Crusaders | Vitrio, Ragusa | Artec Camiensci |
| Coastal Gridiron Conference | Leviathans | Pristina, Illia | Amadiu Rosalvi |
| Coastal Gridiron Conference | Saints | Dubrovnic, Ragusa | Andrei Valentini |
| Coastal Gridiron Conference | Harpies | Eçio, Carinthia | Pavao Živcovič |
| Coastal Gridiron Conference | Hornets | Lanišivca, Carniola | Basili Filipovsci |
| Coastal Gridiron Conference | Corsairs | Delfi, Illia | Luçiani Barrios |
| Coastal Gridiron Conference | Golems | Nisponça, Rosia | Švitoslav Marconi |
| Coastal Gridiron Conference | Dragons | Yamagata, Hashijima | Masaši Sanada |
| Interior Gridiron Conference | Eagles | Acui, Gnieznaquila | Severi Sparačeli |
| Interior Gridiron Conference | Wolves | Chišniev, Usna | Vatroslav Sapienti |
| Interior Gridiron Conference | Hussars | Varšava, Polscava | Sîgfrid Cedziersci |
| Interior Gridiron Conference | Tornadoes | Dinsc, Socovia | Ireni Alegri |
| Interior Gridiron Conference | Lions | Romari, Umbria | Aleçandri Mariani |
| Interior Gridiron Conference | Knights | Belina, Thiava | Damian Siena |
| Interior Gridiron Conference | Bandits | Sovagrad, Astraia | Constantin Raimondi |
| Interior Gridiron Conference | Quasars | Lîšîvca, Iolia | Sergei Amani |
| Interior Gridiron Conference | Warhawks | Vatanešti, Usna | Isidri Silvi |
| Interior Gridiron Conference | Mountain Lions | Paracovaçi, Thiava | Ieronim Stancievič |