Carinansian National Football League (LNF)

National Football League

Liga Nacional de Futebol
Formation	July 12, 1967 (1967-07-12)
Founder	National Revolutionary Committee
Founded at	Vóclaria City
Type	Nonprofit corporation
Purpose	Sport governance and competition
Headquarters	São Lenoas, São Lenoas (state)
Region served	Carinansia
Membership	5 Federations Southeastern Football Union Northeastern League Lekeadian Federation of Committee Football Occidental Association of Committee Football New Western League
Owner	Serene Government
President	Catarina de la Cavallería
Vice-President	Chirakan-Ixmucane Quillahuaman
Secretary General	Oscar Piñón
Subsidiaries	International Federation of Committee Football
Website	lfn.com

The National Football League (Carinansian: Liga Nacional de Futebol), commonly abbreviated as the LNF, is the nonprofit corporation that operates the preeminent international professional men's competition of Committee football. Through the LNF Commission, the League also serves as the sport's governing body overseeing all member leagues and is responsible for controlling the laws of the game. Founded in 1967 as the National Football League, it was first composed of the Eastern and Western Divisions. The association's inaugural tournament began the same year, and a national championship is held every two years. In 2013, the organisation was privatised by Carintecatl, but in 2044 it would be renationalised by RIMO to enact a massive organisational reform, which included the merger of the two existing leagues and the creation of the Northeastern League, the Lekeadian Federation of Committee Football, Occidental Association of Committee Football, and the New Western League in the former Republic of Kangsu.

Clubs

The LFN consists of 60 clubs divided into five federations of 12 teams each. Each federation is divided into three divisions of four clubs each. During the regular season, each team is allowed a maximum of 50 players on its roster; only fourteen of these may be active (eligible to play) on game days. Each team can also have a twelve-player practice squad separate from its main roster.

Each LNF club is granted a franchise, the league's authorization for the team to operate in its home city. This franchise covers 'Home Territory' (the 100 kilometers surrounding the city limits, or, if the team is within 199 kilometers of another league city, half the distance between the two cities) and 'Home Marketing Area' (Home Territory plus the rest of the state the club operates in, as well as the area the team operates its training camp in for the duration of the camp). Each LNF member has the exclusive right to host professional football games inside its Home Territory and the exclusive right to advertise, promote, and host events in its Home Marketing Area. There are a couple of exceptions to this rule, mostly relating to teams with close proximity to each other: teams that operate in the same city (e.g. São Lenoas) or the same state (e.g. Anáheiro, Ipudorm) share the rights to the city's Home Territory and the state's Home Marketing Area, respectively.

According to Bitencourt Magazine, the Plaimo Pirates are the most valuable Committee Football team with a valuation in 2098 of $10 billion, and one of the most valuable sports teams in the world. The Eocuipetl Rebels have won the most times with fifteen total victories,

List of National Championship Winners

Game	Date/Season	Winning team	Score	Losing team	Venue	City	Attendance	Referee
I	29 October 1967	Voclaria City Tlatoanis	23–22	Eocuipetl Rebels	National Revolutionary Stadium	Voclaria City	20,053	Édgar de la Cruz
II	26 October 1969	Eocuipetl Rebels	24–18	Reydacay Chieftains	National Serene Stadium	Tlajoyotl	92,349	Tochtli Cardoso
III	31 October 1971	Reydacay Chieftains	24–21	Voclaria City Tlatoanis	Estadio Lenistanao	São Lenoas	99,204	Moyolenolli Gutiérrez
IV	28 October 1973	Ipacuiba Surveyors	25–22	Tlajoyotl Federales	Gran Salvador Stadium	Gran Salvador	100,000	Óliver Carvallo
V	26 October 1975	Eocuipetl Rebels	23–17	Capituya Colonels	Mangulak State Committee Football Stadium	Reydacay	87,026	Moyolenolli Gutiérrez
VI	30 October 1977	Reydacay Chieftains	22–20	Tlajoyotl Federales	Terfloria State Stadium	Cidade do Ouro	140,000	Moyolenolli Gutiérrez
VII	28 October 1979	Gran Salvador Cachorros	25–22	Voclaria City Tlatoanis	Estadio Lenistanao	São Lenoas	150,000	Édgar de la Cruz
VIII	31 October 1981	Eocuipetl Rebels	26–24	Bueruzú Mutineers	Estadio de Don Manuel Amezcua	Buenas Velas	143,278	Óliver Carvallo
IX	29 October 1983	Eocuipetl Rebels	28–24	Bueruzú Mutineers		Laranza	129,781	Oscar Mendes
X	26 October 1985	Eocuipetl Rebels	27–18	Tlajoyotl Federales		Punto Banderas	121,304	Oscar San Martin
XI	31 October 1987	Bueruzú Mutineers	24–20	Valpaque Lenistanos		Puerto Adinerado	119,450	Renan Vargas
XII	28 October 1989	Embarría Cowboys	26–23	Punto Banderas Sailors		Anáheiro	165,782	Claudio Silveira
XIII	26 October 1991	Plaimo Pirates	26–22	Yurija Detectives		Orizatitlan	166,936	Augusto Serrano
XIV	30 October 1993	Hortinga Mexal	28–24	Voclaria Bears		San Nicotas	170,042	Fatima Garcia Costa
XV	28 October 1995	Capituya Colonels	30–24	Libertad Samurai	Estadio Lenistanao	São Lenoas	164,919	Fatima Garcia Costa
XVI	25 October 1997	Parnacuíba Cavadores	28–21	Bueruzú Mutineers		Ciuarcia	90,000	Fatima Garcia Costa
XVII	30 October 1999	Voclaria Bears	28–23	Reydacay Chieftains		Gran Salvador	120,000	Fatima Garcia Costa
XVIII	27 October 2001	Plaimo Pirates	32–27	Guajeres Saints	National Serene Stadium	Tlajoyotl	130,000	Vitor Rosa
XIX	25 October 2003	Eocuipetl Rebels	34–29	Libertad Samurai		Penbaro	80,000	Nívea Garcia Chaves
XX	29 October 2005	Cidade do Ouro Conquistadors	33–21	Tzacuanyaitzcuhtli Banderantes		Teecamatl	60,000	Awqa Chakana Quispe
XXI	27 October 2007	Ferdente Ruminavi	35–30	Tzacuanyaitzcuhtli Banderantes		Cidade do Ouro	120,000	Agustin Kämpfer
XXII	31 October 2009	Eocuipetl Rebels	37–32	Tzacuanyaitzcuhtli Banderantes		Ũvýita	96,306	José María Mosconi
XXIII	29 October 2011	Voclaria City Tlatoanis	38–30	Gran Salvador Cachorros		Anáheiro	159,840	Esteban Mazzanti
XXIV	26 October 2013	Libertad Samurai	27–22	Tlajoyotl Federales		Guajeres	70,000	Davi Ferreira Lacerda
XXV	31 October 2015	Eocuipetl Rebels	42–32	Libertad Samurai		Gran Salvador	120,000	Qhawa Huamancuri Pinto
XXVI	28 October 2017	Gran Salvador Cachorros	39–28	Cidade do Ouro Conquistadors		Reydacay	110,000	Teodor Manfrin
XXVII	26 October 2019	Tlajoyotl Federales	44–34	Eocuipetl Rebels		Tzacuanyaitzcuhtli	140,000	Hidalgo Marcelo
XXVIII	30 October 2021	Reydacay Chieftains	39–32	Gran Salvador Cachorros	Estadio de Xiutecuhtli Cárintecatl	São Lenoas	160,000	Diega Von Brocken
XXIX	25 October 2025	Nova Gracemaria Emmerians	38–26	Yurija Detectives	Estadio Bragatriz	Gravamirim	101,094	Nina Cachi Pachari
XXX	30 October 2027	Punto Banderas Sailors	41–31	Buenaventura Sentinels	Estadio Calumana Estatal	San Marcingo	94,508	Umberto Jiménez
XXXI	27 October 2029	Eocuipetl Rebels	49–47	Tiquara Crusaders	Estadio de Alberto I	Plaimo	180,000	Khuyak Ñaccha Chuquimango
XXXII	25 October 2031	Freimanca Dodgers	43–36	Chitoca Manticores	Estadio de Alexander Dávalos	Anáheiro	168,599	Sandra Figueroa
XXXIII	29 October 2033	El Cormira Cuāuhtli	32–27	Tiquara Crusaders		Orizatitlan	134,029	Cristoval Acuna
XXXIV	27 October 2035	Libertad Samurai	26–21	Plaimo Pirates		Jacamka	136,074	Alessandra Nogueira Batista
XXXV	31 October 2037	Guajeres Saints	29–24	Nova Gracemaria Emmerians		Ribeipolis	160,000	Arnoldo Beneventi
XXXVI	29 October 2039	Tlajoyotl Federales	32–28	Freimanca Dodgers		Nova Gracemaria	110,000	Oliverios Borroni
XXXVII	26 October 2041	Teecamatl Chupacabras	31–23	Cingal Trojans		Famamante	150,000	Lucia Cabal
XXXVIII	31 October 2043	Taricha Giants	30–21	Tlajoyotl Federales		Talaros	160,000	Miguel Mele
XXXIX	28 October 2045	San Marcingo Natik	38–17	Maralina Sharks		São Lenoas	180,000	Otávio Quadros Pinho
XL	26 October 2047	Eocuipetl Rebels	40–32	Sehoça Spartans		Moncagua	190,000	Julio Caetano Prestes
XLI	30 October 2049	Nova Gracemaria Emmerians	54–37	Guajeres Saints		Punto Banderas	200,000	Silvana Gilabert
XLII	28 October 2051	Anáheiro Mariners	43–36	Guajeres Saints		Iguamira	191,239	Luciano Mansilla
XLIII	25 October 2053	San Esteban Ukumari	46–39	Quiruhuamayo Rams		La Enstel	184,059	Qhatuk Allauca Curichimba
XLIV	30 October 2055	Teecamatl Chupacabras	19–16	Osoneros Badgers		Tzacuanyaitzcuhtli	194,419	Atahualpa Chávez
XLV	27 October 2057	San Esteban Ukumari	31–28	Teecamatl Chupacabras		Guajeres	210,049	Estefan Benítez
XLVI	25 October 2059	Eocuipetl Rebels	51–39	Rosavenir Pandilleros		São Lenoas	214,067	Killinchu Chamba Quillahuaman
XLVII	29 October 2061	La Enstel Jaguars	42–33	Séoyan Kangsuans	Moyolenolli Stadium	Tlajoyotl	220,000	Laurinda Borroni
XLVIII	27 October 2063	Parnacuíba Cavadores	47–30	Chetusillo Spelunkers	National Football Stadium	Nojawa	200,000	Yoana Vazquez
XLIX	31 October 2065	Voclaria Bears	29–28	Rio Bravo Dreamers	Terfloria State Stadium	Cidade do Ouro	160,000	Hermosa Manzanedo
L	29 October 2067	Nojawa Chilangos	50–41	Séoyan Kangsuans	The Valley Stadium	Voclaria City	230,000	Gonzalo Cicerón
LI	26 October 2069	Libertad Samurai	18–11	Teecamatl Chupacabras	Cormira Stadium	El Cormira	160,000	Saulo Guedes Lemos
LII	31 October 2071	Gran Salvador Warriors	34–31	Jacamka Explorers	National Serene Stadium	Tlajoyotl	170,000	Santiago Andino
LIII	28 October 2073	Anáheiro Mariners	42–29	Tlajoyotl Federales	Stadium of Alvaro Serrano Paek	Zitatepec	180,000	María del Carmen Lavezzi
LIV	26 October 2075	Orizatitlan Ocēlōtl	45–30	Anáheiro Mariners		San Esteban	210,000	Tomas Reyes
LV	30 October 2077	Guajeres Saints	41–24	San Marcingo Natik		San Marcingo	190,000	Montego Chávez
LVI	28 October 2079	Eocuipetl Rebels	32–25	Rosavenir Pandilleros		Las Lopino	150,000	Rodrigo Mina
LVII	25 October 2081	Eocuipetl Rebels	38–28	Cabreco Nepidans		Orizatitlan	180,000	Sumak Alca Pari
LVIII	30 October 2083	Cidade do Ouro Conquistadors	46–41	Séoyan Kangsuans		Anáheiro	190,000	Alexander Maroto
LIX	27 October 2085	La Enstel Jaguars	43–39	Freitas Vultures	Mangulak State Stadium	Reydacay	220,000	Nesto Romero
LX	25 October 2087	Anáheiro Mariners	70–32	Séoyan Kangsuans	National Kangsu Stadium	Inja	180,000	Alfonso Zoido
LXI	29 October 2089	Eocuipetl Rebels	36–32	Rio Bravo Dreamers	San Luis Sport Stadium	Coatzapulco	210,000	Ana Lía Maldonado
LXII	27 October 2091	Orizatitlan Ocēlōtl	39–31	Teecamatl Chupacabras	Estadio Jimenez	Ixtapajara	200,000	Geraldo Vieira Yoshimura
LXIII	31 October 2093	Voclaria Bears	38–27	Tlajoyotl Federales	Kime City Sports Stadium	Kime	160,000	Franco Martínez
LXIV	29 October 2095	Eocuipetl Rebels	43–28	Séoyan Kangsuans	Melines Football Stadium	Melines	150,000	Matías Ordóñez
LXV	26 October 2097	Plaimo Pirates	46–41	Cabreco Nepidans	Tipango City Stadium	Tipango	160,000	Thiago Cruz Yamada
LXVI	31 October 2099	(Poje) Kanju Kings	42–37	Eocuipetl Rebels	Madero Stadium	Séoyan	140,000	Eustacio Indiano
LXVII	29 October 2101	La Enstel Jaguars	37–29	Rosavenir Pandilleros	Estadio Lenistano	São Lenoas	235,204	Franciane Barreto Cavalcanti