Anterian Champion's League Cup

Anterian Champion's League Cup

Founded	1955
First season	1955
Current champions	Spartak Pyor (2021)
Most championships	Vovilveante XCT with 4 titles
Website	www.IFA.ACLC.org

The Anterian Champion's League Cup is an international competition that contains the top football clubs throughout Anteria. It was originally founded in Hiblund, containing very few nations. In 1967, the league joined the IFA and became a much larger program.

History

Before IFA

The ACLC started out in 1955, which was founded by the Hiblundiiun Football Association, whose intent was to share the Hiblundiiun clubs with the rest of the world, and not only through friendlies. The first ever ACLC season and tournament was hosted in the 1955 offseason, in order to not overcomplicate things with clubs having to arrange their schedules to the compliance of this, at the time, optional league. As the ACLC was a stand-alone organization and not a part of the IFA at the time, only a few nations competed in the event. Although the nation count started off at four, it slowly but surely grew until it hit 11 in its last year without being in the IFA, in 1966.

From 1955-1960, all matches were played throughout different pitches in Hiblund. They were not quite nationwide, but stretched across a decently-sized region nonetheless. In 1961, the ACLC would begin to host the league elsewhere, the host being bid upon, and it was made sure that from 1961 and on, no nation would host twice in a row.

Entryment

4 clubs were allowed to enter per nation, completely unrelated to interest in the sport. Nations included were-

• Hiblund (Since founding)
• Frarstizk

With IFA

Entryment

The number of allowed clubs to the league by nation (with an exception to 2021).

• Hiblund- 4
• Gavrilia- 4
• New Sebronia- 4
• Torvon- 4
• Frarstizk- 3
• All else- 1-2 depending on participant #

Format

Champions

See ACLC Championships by Year