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The '''Northern Cantalle Football League''' is the administrative body for the [[Northern Cantalle Islands]]' professional {{wp|association football}} teams. The league consists of 24 clubs, all of which compete on regional levels and the annual championship known as the '''Cantalle Cup'''. The Northern Cantalle Football League also organizes and maintains the [[Janapa national football team|Janapa]]n, [[Ossinia national football team|Ossinia]]n, [[Saint Astaba and Beck national football team|Saint Astaba and Beck]], [[Lower Aseu national football team|Lower Aseu]]an, and [[Saint Lorrain national football team|Saint Lorrain]] national football teams, all of which compete in wider international events like the [[World Cup (Iearth)|World Cup]] and [[EFC Nations League]]. | The '''Northern Cantalle Football League''' is the administrative body for the [[Northern Cantalle Islands]]' professional {{wp|association football}} teams. The league consists of 24 clubs from 8 countries, all of which compete on regional levels and the annual championship known as the '''Cantalle Cup'''. The Northern Cantalle Football League also organizes and maintains the [[Janapa national football team|Janapa]]n, [[Ossinia national football team|Ossinia]]n, [[Saint Astaba and Beck national football team|Saint Astaba and Beck]], [[Lower Aseu national football team|Lower Aseu]]an, and [[Saint Lorrain national football team|Saint Lorrain]] national football teams, all of which compete in wider international events like the [[World Cup (Iearth)|World Cup]] and [[EFC Nations League]]. | ||
The league was founded in 1978 with the merger of 8 [[Janapa]]n, [[Saint Astaba and Beck|SAB]], and [[Lower Aseu]]an top teams. The league has expanded since, most recently with the addition of four [[Ossinia]]n teams in 2024 | The league was founded in 1978 with the merger of 8 [[Janapa]]n, [[Saint Astaba and Beck|SAB]], and [[Lower Aseu]]an top teams. The league has expanded since, most recently with the addition of four [[Ossinia]]n teams and 3 [[Marivista]]n teams in 2024. | ||
==History== | ==History== |
Revision as of 03:04, 25 October 2024
Sport | Association football |
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Founded | 1978 |
Inaugural season | 1978 |
No. of teams | 24 |
Country | Janapa Saint Astaba and Beck Saint Lorrain Lower Aseu Isla Ima Laurichesse Ossinia Marivista |
Domestic cup(s) | Cantalle Cup |
The Northern Cantalle Football League is the administrative body for the Northern Cantalle Islands' professional association football teams. The league consists of 24 clubs from 8 countries, all of which compete on regional levels and the annual championship known as the Cantalle Cup. The Northern Cantalle Football League also organizes and maintains the Janapan, Ossinian, Saint Astaba and Beck, Lower Aseuan, and Saint Lorrain national football teams, all of which compete in wider international events like the World Cup and EFC Nations League.
The league was founded in 1978 with the merger of 8 Janapan, SAB, and Lower Aseuan top teams. The league has expanded since, most recently with the addition of four Ossinian teams and 3 Marivistan teams in 2024.
History
Teams
League championships
- 1978: team
- 1979: team
- 1980: team
- 1981: team
- 1982: team
- 1983: team
- 1984: team
- 1985: team
- 1986: team
- 1987: team
- 1988: team
- 1989: team
- 1990: team
- 1991: team
- 1992: team
- 1993: team
- 1994: team
- 1995: team
- 1996: team
- 1997: team
- 1998: team
- 1999: team
- 2000: team
- 2001: team
- 2002: team
- 2003: team
- 2004: team
- 2005: team
- 2006: team
- 2007: team
- 2008: team
- 2009: team
- 2010: team
- 2011: team
- 2012: team
- 2013: team
- 2014: team
- 2015: team
- 2016: team
- 2017: team
Season | Final | ||
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Winner | Score | Runner-up | |
2018-19 | winner | score stadium, city, country
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runner-up |
2019-20 | winner | score stadium, city, country
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runner-up |
2020-21 | winner | score stadium, city, country
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runner-up |
2021-22 | winner | score stadium, city, country
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runner-up |
2022-23 | winner | score stadium, city, country
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runner-up |
2023-24 | winner | score stadium, city, country
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runner-up |
2024-25 | winner | score stadium, city, country
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runner-up |