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This is interesting, I hadn't looked at any finer details. I did have the French League loaded, so was able to see the Martinique and Guadeloupe clubs entering the competition. I will check again later.

Thanks for the great file. Should teams from French Guiana be qualifying for the French Cup? Teams from Guadeloupe and Martinique are showing in the sixth round but I haven't been able to find any clubs from FG.

@priority76 I haven't come across these before. The creator seems to be making regular updates, which is good, and keeping really good notes in the html files. Thanks for sharing the link (I will be checking these out tonight).

Afrika Reykjavik (Iceland) - Season 18 (2041) - FM24 Domestic and Continental Performances In the domestic league, the Besta deild karla, Afrika Reykjavik put up a strong performance, securing a commendable 2nd place finish with 54 points. This achievement propelled them to qualify for the Europa Conference League for the third consecutive season. The league, which ranks 39th among all football divisions in Europe, saw Afrika rise three places in club reputation, ending the season as the 5th highest ranked team in Iceland with a 2.5-star national reputation. Their journey in the domestic cup, Mjólkurbikarinn, ended in a thrilling yet heart breaking defeat in the final against HK. Despite trailing 4-0 at halftime, Afrika displayed tremendous resilience, narrowing the gap to 3-4 by the final whistle (while also missing a penalty). Unfortunately, they fell short, allowing HK to clinch their first Iceland Cup victory. In terms of continental competitions, Afrika competed in the UEFA Europa Conference League, navigating through the league phase. Though they managed a victory and a draw in their four group stage matches, they couldn't progress further. Nevertheless, their European campaign contributed significantly to their financial health, boosting their balance by over £3 million. Players The standout performers for Afrika Reykjavik this season deserve special recognition. Piotr Bartkowski [54] emerged as the fans' favourite, showcasing his versatility across midfield and attack, tallying 12 goals and 11 assists in 28 (6) appearances. His remarkable consistency earned him a Sofascore rating of 7.40, making him instrumental in Afrika's success. Filip Czajkowski [52] proved to be another key figure, excelling in defence and contributing significantly in attack. His athleticism and defensive prowess were pivotal, as evidenced by his 16 assists in 22 (13) appearances. With a Sofascore rating of 7.31, Czajkowski played a crucial role in Afrika's campaign. Ivan Musoke [64], the top scorer for Afrika, showcased his lethal combination of speed and shooting abilities, notching 18 goals in all competitions in 21 (8) appearances. His electrifying performances earned him a Sofascore rating of 7.29, solidifying his place as one of the top performers of the season. Youth Intake Afrika Reykjavik's youth intake this season received high praise, rated an impressive 4.5 out of 5. The intake featured promising talents across various positions, with 2 players categorized as Elite, 7 as Top, and 4 as Good prospects. Among the top prospects, Patryk Gasiewski [59], Paweł Witkowski [56], Paweł Stępień [48], Mateusz Popiela [49], and Piotr Bik [44] showed immense potential in their respective roles, with their strengths ranging from team play to athleticism. Finances Afrika Reykjavik's financial position saw a significant boost, with their balance reaching £1.6 million, marking an increase of over £3 million. This surge can be attributed to their successful European campaign, underlining the importance of continental competitions in enhancing the club's financial stability. Around the World In the UEFA Champions League, Manchester United emerged victorious, defeating Chelsea 2-1 in the final. This marked their 5th triumph in the prestigious competition. Additionally, across Europe, the national titles were clinched by Manchester City, Atletico Madrid, Roma, Bayern Munich, and PSG in the English Premier League, Spanish First Division, Italian Serie A, German Bundesliga, and French First Division, respectively. SUMMARY

South America save anyone?

Cm0001 and CM2 were my faves. If they had newgens I'd be playing them now

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Hate is a strong word, but yes, yes you are joking aside, they have improved over the years but are still pretty shocking at times imo. I get your point about spotting a newgen vs. actual. Have you considered only adding faces to your intake, that way all other newgens would keep their SI faces and yours could be identified by the intake suffix (30a etc)?.

congrats @dkouv @Perre8

Afrika Reykjavik (Iceland) - Season 17 (2040) - FM24 Domestic and Continental Performances Afrika Reykjavik, commonly known as Afrika, concluded their season with commendable performances both domestically and continentally. In the Beasta deild karla, the Icelandic top-flight football league, Afrika secured a solid 3rd place finish, accumulating 48 points over the course of the season. This achievement marked an improvement from the previous season, elevating the club to the 8th highest reputation team in Iceland, boasting a 2.0-star national reputation. Additionally, Afrika's league is ranked 41st among all football divisions in Europe, underlining their competitive standing within the continent. In the Mjólkurbikarinn, the Icelandic domestic cup, Afrika reached the Fourth Round, showcasing their resilience in cup competitions. However, their primary focus remained on league success, leading to a concentrated effort in league fixtures. The club also made its debut in European competition, participating in the UEFA Europa Conference League. Afrika embarked on an impressive journey in the qualifying rounds, eliminating formidable opponents such as FK Partizan of Serbia and Charleroi of Belgium. Although their European campaign culminated in the fourth qualifying round, where they faced defeat against League of Ireland side Derry City, the experience gained invaluable exposure for the club on the continental stage. Players Fans and pundits alike have lauded the contributions of key players who excelled throughout the season, driving Afrika's successes on the pitch. Piotr Bartkowski [53], hailed as the Fans' Player of the Year, exhibited versatility and skill across multiple positions, including defensive midfield, attacking midfield, and striker. His consistent performances earned him a Sofascore rating of 7.12, reflecting his instrumental role in the team's achievements. Joining Bartkowski in the spotlight are Filip Czajkowski [52] and Mateusz Ejza [53], who secured the second and third positions respectively in the top performers' list. Czajkowski's defensive prowess as a right center-back, coupled with his athleticism, contributed significantly to the team's defensive stability. Meanwhile, Ejza's adeptness in ground duels and team-oriented play bolstered Afrika's midfield and defensive lines, earning him plaudits from fans and experts alike. Leading Afrika's attacking charge was Kacper Wolak [64], whose lethal combination of speed, dribbling, and shooting prowess propelled him to the position of the club's top goalscorer. With 13 goals in all competitions, Wolak's clinical finishing played a pivotal role in Afrika's offensive endeavours. Notably, Mateusz Ejza [53] also shone as the top assister, showcasing his adeptness in creating scoring opportunities for his teammates with nine assists over the season. Youth Intake Afrika Reykjavik's commitment to nurturing young talent was evident in their impressive youth intake, rated at 4.5 out of 5. The influx of promising prospects, categorized into Elite (x3), Top (x6), and Good (x7) tiers, underscores the club's dedication to long-term development and sustainability. Among the standout prospects is Brynjar Örn Blöndal [56], a versatile forward with exceptional speed and dribbling abilities. Alongside him, Paweł Laskowski [49] and Heimir Halldórsson [49] emerge as promising defensive talents, demonstrating prowess in aerial duels and defensive organization. Additionally, Grzegorz Skrzyniak [48] and Filip Kubik [49] showcase their potential in midfield and goalkeeping roles respectively, promising a bright future for Afrika's youth academy. Finances Afrika Reykjavik's financial outlook experienced significant improvement, with a balance of £942,600 reflecting the fruitful endeavours in European competitions. Despite minimal player sales, the club's prudent financial management ensured stability and sustainability, paving the way for future investments and growth. Around the World In the broader football landscape, the culmination of the season witnessed noteworthy triumphs across major European leagues. Manchester City clinched their 20th English Premier League title, while Barcelona secured their 38th Spanish First Division title. In Italy, Inter Milan celebrated their 32nd Serie A title, while Bayern Munich continued their dominance in Germany with their 48th Bundesliga title. Meanwhile, Paris Saint-Germain emerged victorious in France, claiming their 27th Ligue 1 title. On the continental stage, Arsenal emerged triumphant in the UEFA Champions League, defeating Manchester City 3-0 in the final to clinch their second title in the prestigious competition. SUMMARY

images as broke when uploading. These are the tables - they do show the combined data for all 27 games but they only show me the teams in the split I am in, which happened to be the Championship Group. I can't find a way to view an xG Table for all teams after the split. League Table Championship Group Relegation Group xG Table

Afrika Reykjavik (Iceland) - Season 16 (2039) - FM24 We have finally climbed out of the second division and had a good first season in the top flight... Domestic Performances As the curtains fall on another gripping season, Afrika Reykjavik concludes their campaign with both domestic prowess and European aspirations. In the Beasta deild karla, Afrika showcased their mettle, securing a commendable 4th place finish, tallying 43 points and solidifying their presence in Icelandic football. Their sterling performance earned them a coveted spot in the Europa Conference League, underscoring their growing stature within the domestic football landscape. Although the journey in the Mjólkurbikarinn (Domestic Cup) was cut short at the quarter-finals against Grotta, Afrika's primary focus on league endeavors proved fruitful. Players The heartbeat of Afrika's success this season resonated through standout performances from key individuals. Piotr Bartkowski [54], donning the iconic Shirt Number 10, emerged as the fans' undisputed favourite, rightfully claiming the title of "Player of the Year." His versatility in midfield, demonstrated through 27 appearances, 9 goals, and 5 assists, epitomized the essence of a true team player. Krisztián Ladányi [60], the Hungarian sensation, showcased his flair with 18 goals, solidifying his position as the club's top scorer. Meanwhile, Mateusz Ziółkowski [63], with his commanding presence in midfield, earned accolades for his pivotal role in ground duels and endurance, garnering a Sofascore rating of 7.02. Youth Intake Afrika's commitment to nurturing young talent was evident in their highly-rated youth intake this season. Among the emerging prospects, Mateusz Podleśny [53], Stefán Ari Bridde [53], and Marcin Warzycha [54] exhibited promising potential across various positions on the field. With their estimated potential ability between 4 to 5, these young prodigies represent the future pillars of Afrika's squad, embodying the club's vision for sustained success and development. Finances On the financial front, Afrika experienced a positive trajectory, with their balance increasing by approximately £230k. This upward trend was bolstered by the lucrative sale of Ernest Supryn 37a to Víkingur Reykjavík, fetching a commendable fee of £56k, supplemented by additional add-ons. Such financial stability augurs well for Afrika's long-term sustainability and their ability to invest in further strengthening the squad for future challenges. Around the World As the domestic season draws to a close, football enthusiasts worldwide witnessed the culmination of major European leagues. Chelsea clinched their 8th English Premier League title, while Barcelona celebrated their 37th La Liga triumph. In Italy, Inter Milan secured their 31st Serie A victory, whereas Bayern Munich continued their dominance in Germany with their 47th Bundesliga title. Additionally, Monaco emerged victorious in France, claiming their 9th Ligue 1 crown. Furthermore, in the UEFA Champions League, Liverpool triumphed over Manchester City in an enthralling final, securing their 9th European title and solidifying their status as one of Europe's elite clubs. SUMMARY

@XaW

After 10 seasons in the Icelandic second tier, we have finally secured promotion. I just hope we have a strong enough squad to survive in the top flight next season

I may be misunderstanding what you're talking about, but, unless something has changed recently, your u19s use the Training Facilities too. Youth Facilities are used by academy players that haven't yet generated, so basically just boost the intake quality and would be worth requesting.

Still floundering in the Iceland second tier, because I'm rubbish, but thankfully still seeing a nice diversity of nationalities in our 10 intakes

CM2 for the nostalgia

We've been in Icelandic second tier limbo for several years now (hence the reason for no update posts... nothings happening) and are losing our best players because our squad doesn't match their ambition. But there is hope. We will be moving out of our local rivals 500 capacity training ground and into a 6k seater stadium at the start of next season. Just hoping the rent doesn't break us!

Any tips on how to boost training performance when semi pro?

@libbyshusscongrats

Afrika Reykjavik (Iceland) - FM24 - Season 10 (2033) Competitions Afrika's domestic league, the Lengjudeild karla, saw them secure a commendable 4th place with 35 points. Despite the solid league performance, their hopes were dashed in the playoff final against Breiðablik UBK, where they succumbed to a 0-4 defeat. The team's standing improved, now ranking as the 18th highest reputation team in Iceland with a 2-star national reputation, up from 20th last season. In the Mjólkurbikarinn, the domestic cup, Afrika showcased their prowess by reaching the 4th round, only to face a defeat at the hands of Starjnan with a 0-4 scoreline. Players Fans Player of the Year: Magnús Magnússon [49] Magnús Magnússon, at 30 years old, claimed the prestigious Fans Player of the Year award. The versatile full-back, known for his speed and ground duels, featured in 26 league games with an additional 3 appearances. His Sofascore rating of 7.16 reflects his consistent and impactful performances throughout the season. Top Three Performers: Vladislav Prudilko 31j [50] - 7.15 Sofascore Rating Vladislav Prudilko, operating as an attacking midfielder and striker, stood out as the top performer. With 22 starts and 6 substitute appearances, he scored 11 goals and provided 3 assists. His Sofascore rating of 7.15 highlights his speed and passing abilities. Bjarki Andrésson [51] - 6.84 Sofascore Rating Bjarki Andrésson, the primary striker, secured the second spot with a Sofascore rating of 6.84. Despite a slightly lower rating, his speed and shooting prowess were evident as he notched up 15 goals in 28 appearances. Mikołaj Maślany 28i [54] - 6.82 Sofascore Rating Mikołaj Maślany, a central defender and defensive midfielder, showcased athleticism and dominance in ground and aerial duels. His Sofascore rating of 6.82 emphasizes his contribution in the defensive third. Top Scorer: Bjarki Andrésson [51] Bjarki Andrésson claimed the title of the top scorer, finding the back of the net 15 times in all competitions. His speed and clinical finishing played a crucial role in Afrika's attacking prowess. Top Assister: Patrik Orri Blöndal 28d [46] Patrik Orri Blöndal, at 21 years old, emerged as the top assister with 4 assists in 24 starts and 4 substitute appearances. Operating in defensive and midfield roles, his team-oriented play and vision were key in creating opportunities. Youth Intake Afrika Reykjavik received a stellar youth intake, rated at 5 out of 5. Notable prospects include: Kamil Pawliczak 33c [47] A 16-year-old Polish full-back known for his enthusiasm, ground duels, and endurance. Michał Kort 33a [46] A 16-year-old Polish winger showcasing speed as his primary strength. Guðjón Frímann Urbancic 33e [45] A 16-year-old Icelandic full-back with enthusiasm as a notable trait. Mohammad Reza Nazari 33g [47] A 16-year-old Iranian winger with a focus on speed. Adrian Bednarczyk 33i [50] A 16-year-old Polish midfielder and striker with athleticism and passing skills. These youngsters hold significant potential with estimated abilities ranging from 4 to 5. Finances Afrika Reykjavik's financial situation improved as their balance increased by approximately £20k, reaching a solid £483k. Around the World In continental football, Manchester City secured their second UEFA Champions League title by defeating Real Madrid 2-1 in the final. Around the world, major European leagues saw the following champions: English Premier League: Manchester City (16th title) Spanish First Division: Barcelona (32nd title) Italian Serie A: Inter (26th title) German Bundesliga: Bayern Munich (42nd title) French First Division: PSG (21st title) SUMMARY

Afrika Rekjavik (Iceland) - FM24 - Season 9 (2032) Competitions Afrika Reykjavik experienced a season of highs and lows, showcasing their prowess in domestic competitions but falling short in crucial moments. In the Lengjudeild karla, Afrika secured a commendable 2nd place with 38 points, showcasing their consistency in the Icelandic football landscape. Despite their league achievements, they faced a setback in the playoff final against Fram, where they succumbed to a 6:0 defeat. The domestic cup, Mjólkurbikarinn, saw Afrika reach the final, a remarkable feat. However, they faced heartbreak in a thrilling encounter against Vikingur Reykjavik, ultimately losing 2-4. The journey highlighted the team's resilience and ability to compete at the highest level. Players Fans Player of the Year - Vladislav Prudilko [50] The standout performer of the season was undoubtedly Vladislav Prudilko, who at just 16 years old displayed remarkable maturity on the field. Operating as an attacking midfielder and striker, Prudilko's versatility and team-oriented play earned him the coveted Fans Player of the Year award. His impressive Sofascore rating of 7.22 reflected his consistent contributions throughout the season. Top Three Performers: Vladislav Prudilko [50] (7.22 Sofascore rating): A dynamic force on the field, Prudilko's 23 appearances and 9 goals showcased his impact on the team. His strengths in teamwork and passing were pivotal in Afrika's success. Bjarki Andrésson [51] (7.01 Sofascore rating): A lethal striker, Andrésson's 19 goals in 33 appearances marked him as the top scorer for Afrika. Known for his speed and shooting ability, he played a crucial role in the team's attacking prowess. Magnús Magnússon [49] (6.97 Sofascore rating): Operating in defense, Magnússon's speed and ground duels were vital in the team's defensive structure. His 10 assists demonstrated his influence in both halves of the pitch. Top Scorer - Bjarki Andrésson [51] Bjarki Andrésson, with 19 goals in all competitions, rightfully claimed the title of the top scorer for Afrika. His ability to find the back of the net consistently proved instrumental in the team's offensive strategies. Top Assister - Magnús Magnússon [49] Magnús Magnússon, a defensive stalwart, showcased his versatility by leading the team in assists with a total of 10. His contribution from the backline highlighted his ability to impact the game beyond defensive duties. Youth Intake Afrika Reykjavik's youth intake this season was nothing short of exceptional, earning a remarkable 5 out of 5 rating. Among the promising prospects, Tomasz Sala, Kacper Ciarkowski, Stanisław Łopata, Axel Kári Jack, and Abdulrahman Mubarak stood out. These young talents, with estimated potential ability ratings between 4 to 5, promise a bright future for Afrika's youth development. Finances Afrika Reykjavik experienced a positive financial boost, with their balance increasing by approximately £110k. This financial growth can be attributed to their impressive cup run, showcasing the financial benefits of success in domestic competitions. Around the World In the UEFA Champions League, Real Madrid emerged victorious, defeating Bayern 3-1 in the final. This marked Real Madrid's 21st triumph in the competition, solidifying their status as a European football powerhouse. Across major European leagues, the national titles were secured by Chelsea (English Premier League - 7th title), Barcelona (Spanish First Division - 31st title), Inter (Italian Serie A - 25th title), Bayern Munich (German Bundesliga - 41st title), and PSG (French First Division - 20th title). The global football landscape continued to witness the dominance of these top clubs, adding to their rich histories. SUMMARY

congrats @XaW