18 retrospectives — title races, Golden Boot duels, records, promotions and relegations. Every fact checked against the archived results, lineups and match feeds.
The season World League 1 was settled on goal difference, Spicey Boys ran 58 without defeat and the Sharks scored 79 points to come second, Galaxy Vilnius said goodbye, Union Santiago found a seat in World 1 they had not booked, Tineo finally reached 250 and Ihrig caught Ojeda
Read the full story →The season Spicey Boys did not lose a single match, Wild Roses conceded eight goals and finished third, Atlas collected eight points, Storm refused to draw, Jökull, Hussars and Union came straight back, Ihrig reached 250, and Harimau Selatan finally walked through the door
Read the full story →The season Wild Roses conceded seven goals in thirty matches, Spicey Boys scored ninety and still finished second, Galaxy went from goalless to fifth, Raiders fell to sixth, FC Dacia came straight back, Juventud took Argentina to World League 1, and Gladiator returned from exile on penalties
Read the full story →The season Wild Roses went thirty matches without losing, something nobody had done in fifteen years of World League 1, Hector Ojeda finally scored the 250th, FC Dacia went down for the first time in their lives, Astral lost their last two matches and won the league anyway, and Plymouth Sea Dogs said goodbye with six goalless draws in a row
Read the full story →The season a club in only its third league season won its third title in its third division, Sharks led for twenty-three rounds and came second, Wild Roses lost once and came third, Kaiser set a record nobody else wanted, and two chairmen handed in their keys twenty-seven seconds apart
Read the full story →The season Wild Roses made it three in a row, Craiova won its first anything, a debutant from Lithuania beat two sitting country champions on the way to World League 3, and a goalkeeper in Seattle quietly reached eighteen career red cards without anyone asking him to stop
Read the full story →The season a title was settled by one point and a ninetieth-minute header, a Peruvian club went thirty matches without losing, Tallinn conceded eight, and Jakarta lost nineteen in a row
Read the full story →The season Edmonton cancelled the silver subscription with nine goals conceded, three clubs finished a division level on 56 points, the eternal runner-up finally won something, and a Peruvian club with zero league matches promoted itself twice
Read the full story →The season the dynasty fell, a club relegated twice from the top flight won it with one defeat, Edmonton lost a ranking by a point and a title by eight, and four goalkeepers were sent off in a single match
Read the full story →The season a fifteen-goal match rewrote the record book, an audit rewrote the rewrites, Baltic scored nine with a legend on the bench, and the Golden Boot arrived by invoice
Read the full story →The season the dynasty broke its own record, the Golden Boot was sawn in half, football's second football outgrew the first, and France promoted its worst team
Read the full story →The season the dynasty made it five, the best team in the world finished second, the engraver was finally allowed to cut a new name, and two championships were settled by goals scored
Read the full story →The season the dynasty made it four, Kaiser achieved perfect symmetry, a Canadian club reached a shootout without scoring a goal, and football invented a whole second football on a Friday
Read the full story →The season the dynasty won a third title with its reserves, the nine-goal barrier fell twice in six weeks, a team conceded seventy and still won the highest-scoring match in history, and the first real qualifiers became a penalty-shootout opera in fourteen languages
Read the full story →The season the champions kept the throne, a reigning champion collected 94 goals in its own net, Germany settled a title in 180 minutes, and Denmark's champion vanished without kicking a ball
Read the full story →The machine goes back-to-back in two different divisions, the Golden Boot is stolen in the 85th minute of the final day, Montreal books a family reunion, and an 8-0 rips a page out of the record book
Read the full story →The revenge season: Wild Roses avenge the cruellest fourth place in history, relegated Raiders burn World 2 to the ground, and Vittoria finally buys a striker — and finally wins a match
Read the full story →The season the champions won everything on the road, goalkeepers saw more red than strikers, and three teams finished on 56 points
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