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{{Infobox sports league
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| title          = Rizealand Football League
| title          = Rizealand Football League
| current_season  = 2021-22 RFL Playoffs
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| upcoming_season = 2022 RFL Season
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| headquarters    = [[Liberty City (Rizealand)|Liberty City]], [[Lothicania]], [[Rizealand|RZL]]
| headquarters    = [[Liberty City (Rizealand)|Liberty City]], [[Lothicania]], [[Rizealand|RZL]]
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| champion        = [[Onnohou Warriors]]
| champion        = [[Gadsen Wranglers]]
| champ_season    = 3rd title
| champ_season    = 1st title
| most_champs    = [[Camden Patriots]]<br>(21 titles)
| most_champs    = [[Camden Patriots]]<br>(21 titles)
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The RFL began as a locally organized group of Liberty City football clubs in 1920 who wanted to organize a competition among themselves. By 1925, the RFL became an national competition when two of its member footballs clubs relocated to other cities in Rizealand. In 1935, the RFL converted its member clubs into franchises, formed two conferences for its teams, and instituted the modern format of having a regular season and post-season playoff culminating in a championship game. In 1960, the RFL expanded from 8 to 12 teams and held the first Super Cup. After the [[2000 RFL Millennium Expansion]], the RFL grew to 16 teams. It is the most popular sporting league in Rizealand with an average annual attendance of 33,801 and the Super Cup is the largest and most watched sporting event in Rizealand. The RFL also has some of the most valuable sporting teams in the country, making it the wealthiest sporting league in Rizealand.
The RFL began as a locally organized group of Liberty City football clubs in 1920 who wanted to organize a competition among themselves. By 1925, the RFL became an national competition when two of its member footballs clubs relocated to other cities in Rizealand. In 1935, the RFL converted its member clubs into franchises, formed two conferences for its teams, and instituted the modern format of having a regular season and post-season playoff culminating in a championship game. In 1960, the RFL expanded from 8 to 12 teams and held the first Super Cup. After the [[2000 RFL Millennium Expansion]], the RFL grew to 16 teams. It is the most popular sporting league in Rizealand with an average annual attendance of 33,801 and the Super Cup is the largest and most watched sporting event in Rizealand. The RFL also has some of the most valuable sporting teams in the country, making it the wealthiest sporting league in Rizealand.


The [[Camden Patriots]] are the most successful team in the RFL, having won a total of 21 national championships, 18 of which were Super Cups. The [[Winchester Wildcats]] are the second most successful team in the RFL, having won a total of 16 national championships, 11 of which were Super Cups. While the [[Portmouth Chargers]] have won the third highest number of national championships at 9, the [[Los Santos Kings]] have won the third largest number of Super Cups at 7. The [[Onnohou Warriors]] are the winners of the [[RFL Super Cup 61|most recent Super Cup]], giving them their third Super Cup win.
The [[Camden Patriots]] are the most successful team in the RFL, having won a total of 21 national championships, 18 of which were Super Cups. The [[Winchester Wildcats]] are the second most successful team in the RFL, having won a total of 16 national championships, 11 of which were Super Cups. While the [[Portmouth Chargers]] have won the third highest number of national championships at 9, the [[Los Santos Kings]] have won the third largest number of Super Cups at 7. The [[Gadsen Wranglers]] are the winners of the [[2021-22 RFL Playoffs|most recent Super Cup]], giving them their first Super Cup win.


== History ==
== History ==

Revision as of 03:35, 7 May 2022

Rizealand Football League
Upcoming season or competition:
Current sports event 2022 RFL Season
Rizealand Football League Logo.png
SportAssociation football
FoundedFebruary 28, 1920 (101
years ago);
Liberty City, Lothicania, RZL
Inaugural season1920
PresidentHarvey Owen
No. of teams16
CountryRizealand Rizealand
HeadquartersLiberty City, Lothicania, RZL
Most recent
champion(s)
Gadsen Wranglers
(1st title)
Most titlesCamden Patriots
(21 titles)
TV partner(s)RBC
FBC
Rizal Sports
RSN
Domestic cup(s)RFL Super Cup
Official websitewww.rfl.com

The Rizealand Football League (RFL) is a men's professional association football league in Rizealand, currently comprising of 16 teams. The RFL is one of the "Big Three" professional sports leagues in Rizealand and has headquarters in Liberty City. The RFL's regular season begins in September and concludes in December with each team playing every other team in the league at least twice. From December to February of the next year, the post-season playoffs begin among the two highest scoring teams from each conference in single elimination games. They end with the two finalists playing each other at the Super Cup.

The RFL began as a locally organized group of Liberty City football clubs in 1920 who wanted to organize a competition among themselves. By 1925, the RFL became an national competition when two of its member footballs clubs relocated to other cities in Rizealand. In 1935, the RFL converted its member clubs into franchises, formed two conferences for its teams, and instituted the modern format of having a regular season and post-season playoff culminating in a championship game. In 1960, the RFL expanded from 8 to 12 teams and held the first Super Cup. After the 2000 RFL Millennium Expansion, the RFL grew to 16 teams. It is the most popular sporting league in Rizealand with an average annual attendance of 33,801 and the Super Cup is the largest and most watched sporting event in Rizealand. The RFL also has some of the most valuable sporting teams in the country, making it the wealthiest sporting league in Rizealand.

The Camden Patriots are the most successful team in the RFL, having won a total of 21 national championships, 18 of which were Super Cups. The Winchester Wildcats are the second most successful team in the RFL, having won a total of 16 national championships, 11 of which were Super Cups. While the Portmouth Chargers have won the third highest number of national championships at 9, the Los Santos Kings have won the third largest number of Super Cups at 7. The Gadsen Wranglers are the winners of the most recent Super Cup, giving them their first Super Cup win.

History

Establishment

Expansion

Organization

Governance

Player acquisition

Finances

Relationship with the RFF

Branding

Teams

Team Location Stadium Capacity Joined Head coach
Northwest Conference
Belltown Nighthawks Belltown, New Estmere Century Field 67,000 1960 Oliver Ganz
Onnohou Warriors Fort Liberty, Onnohou Nation Foxhall Park 25,500 2000 Eugène Boudon
Pendleton Mariners Pendleton, Assimia Worldmark Stadium 65,000 2000 Dylan Wallace
Portmouth Chargers Portmouth, New Estmere Konnect Stadium 68,500 1920 Edwin Demaret
West Conference
Camden Patriots Camden, Capital Territory ALF Field 82,000 1920 Luz Covarrubias
Liberty City Bears Liberty City, Lothicania Riley Stadium 82,500 1920 Cody Willis
Liberty City Knights Liberty City, Lothicania Riley Stadium 82,500 2000 Hector Baumé
Marymore Eagles Marymore, Lothicania Union Bank Stadium 71,000 1920 Emanuel Cortés
Northeast Conference
Ardougne Saints Ardougne, Charlotte Dufour Stadium 71,608 1931 John Cordonnier
Gadsen Wranglers Gadsen, Cahoka BGO Stadium 72,220 1960 Jared Cuvier
McDowell Bulls McDowell, Lyhoming Fedcomm Stadium 80,000 1960 Greg Beaux
Winchester Wildcats Winchester, Providence Madden Stadium 71,000 1928 Jayden Ross
South Conference
Las Venturas Pirates Las Venturas, San Andreas Sunrise Stadium 65,000 1960 Louis Chapman
Los Santos Beavers Los Santos, San Andreas Liberty Bank Stadium 70,240 1933 Ralph Haillet
Los Santos Kings Los Santos, San Andreas Liberty Bank Stadium 70,240 2000 Gil Choffard
Tyrell Wolves Tyrell, Fáel O'Farrell Stadium 75,523 1929 Jonathan Davin

Competition format

Regular season

Playoffs

Super Cup

Awards

Media coverage

Controversies