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Fictional Football is a unique, complex and realistic alternative to following a real football team through the usual ups and downs of a football season. Choose your fictional football club and follow their progress through the season.
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SEASON 45
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See all the results including league tables, goalscorers and attendances for Monday 26th July
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LEAGUE CUP 5th Round
Fallowfield 0-2 Newcastle
Stoke Utd. 1-0 Southampton Utd.
Nottingham Utd. 1-0 Huddersfield Utd.
Manchester 3-1 Liverpool Utd.
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Manchester beat Liverpool United 3-1 to book their place in the League Cup Semi-Final. They will be joined by Newcastle who were 2-0 winners at Fallowfield and Nottingham United who beat Huddersfield United 1-0. League 1 side Stoke United also made the last four after a 1-0 victory over Southampton United.
Rovers are the new Gaelic Premier League leaders following a 2-1 win against Perth.
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European Cup-ties - Results for the second round of matches in the group stage of the Champions League and the 1st Round 2nd Leg ties of the Europa Trophy have just been played.
Europa Trophy 2nd Round draw has been made.
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The Fictional Football League wiil take a short break-
Next League fixtures on Tuesday 10th August
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RESULTS for European Champions League group stage and Europa Trophy 1st Round 2nd.Leg.
Manchester and Glasgow Wanderers have both had good starts to the group stage campaign of the Champions League.
The Europa Trophy 1st Round 2nd Leg matches saw mixed fortunes for our sides.
See all these European results.
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To see some of the recent history of Fictional Football visit our sister site at www.archive.fictionalfootball.co.uk
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LEADING GOALSCORERS
PREMIER LEAGUE
13-JOHNNY MULHOLLAND (Manchester)
10-WINSTON PLATTS (Huddersfield Utd)
9- DEON DUNN (Newcastle)
9- STEVIE NAYSMITH (Fallowfield)
8- CAMERON McCREADIE (Liverpool Utd)
7- ALLY HANSON (Birmingham Albion)
6- LEROY CASEY (Hull Rovers)
6- LEE FRANCIS (Wolverhampton Town)
6- BRENDAN O'BRIEN (Liverpool Utd)
6- ANTONIO RICARDO (Nottingham Utd)
LEAGUE 1
7- ANDY BUCKLEY (Stoke Utd)
7- MITCHELL CROFT (Tooting)
7- CARLTON DUNN (Kensington Palace)
7- BILLY NISH (Norwich Utd)
6- STEVE GRAHAM (Middlesbro' Rovers)
6- TOMMY HART (West Bromwich Wdrs)
LEAGUE 2
11-STEVE BENNETT (Derby Utd)
10-ALAN MAYO (Derby Utd)
9- MARK DYSON (Lewisham)
8- DAVID THOMPSON (Wigan Wanderers)
LEAGUE 3
12-PAUL THAMES (Oldham Utd)
9- BILLY TURNER (Reading Rovers)
7- JACK LEYFIELD (Blackburn Athletic)
7- GARETH TUDOR (Bradford Albion)
GAELIC PREMIER
9- SHAY FINNAN (Belfast Rangers)
9- ANDY JOHNSTONE (Perth)
9- ROSS McDONALD (Wanderers)
6- MICHAEL HUGHES (Co.Cork)
GAELIC B
10-JOHN O'REILLY (Galway Celtic)
8- DUNCAN RITCHIE (Dundee Thistle)
7- SCOTT SMITH (Ayr Thistle)
7- ANDY STARKE (Dumfries Town)
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Cup Draw -League Cup Semi-Final draw has been made.
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Managerial changes and major transfers.
See the full list of changes for the start of Season 45...
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Team line-ups for Season 45.
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Home International Squads for Season 45.
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WHAT'S NEW?
The Gaelic League will now comprise of two divisions of 12 clubs.
The top division, the Premier League will see the bottom club automatically relegated and the next bottom club in the play-offs. The lower division, the B-League will see the top club promoted and the next three sides in the play-offs. There will be no relegation from the B-League this season.
European Cup competitions will be introduced from Season 45. All European clubs who win their national leagues will qualify for the Champions League. League runners-up and cup winners will qualify for the Europa Trophy, a knockout competition for other highly placed clubs. The winners of the F.F.A.Cup and the next three highest placed clubs will qualify for entry into the Europa Trophy. The winners of the Gaelic Cup and the next highest placed club in the Gaelic League will also qualify. If the Cup winners are in the Champions League their place in the Europa Trophy will be taken by the next highest placed club in the league and not the cup runners-up.
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For more Cup Final and Play-Off Final details from Season 43, Season 42 and Season 41 see results.fictionalfootball.co.uk
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WHAT ELSE IS ON THE SITE?
See forthcoming fixtures and recent results.
Final League Tables for Season 44 (Winter '09/'10)
Final League Tables for Season 43 (Summer '09)
Final League Tables for Season 42 (Winter '08/'09)
Latest Cup draws
See how your team lines up for the new season (45).
All last season's managerial changes and major transfers.
All the current home international squads.
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The real World Cup has started and the World Cup odds have Spain and Brazil as favorites. Although saying that, they could meet in the Round of 16.
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For any enquiries,
E-mail:craig@fictionalfootball.co.uk.
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