Union of Hesperidan Football Associations - Revision history

Sanctaria at 03:10, 27 October 2026

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	\| main_organ = Council of UHFA Associations		\| main_organ = Council of UHFA Associations
	\| parent_organization = [[AFFIDU]]		\| parent_organization = [[AFFIDU]]
	\| subsidiaries = CHFA (Central Hesperida) <br> EHFA (Eastern Hesperida) <br> FANIN (Novella Islands and the North) <br> ~~SHFA~~ (Sanctaria and ~~Hespia~~) <br> WHFA (Western Hesperida)		\| subsidiaries = CHFA (Central Hesperida) <br> EHFA (Eastern Hesperida) <br> FANIN (Novella Islands and the North) <br> SOFA (Sanctaria and Occidia) <br> WHFA (Western Hesperida)
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	=== Active Members ===		=== Active Members ===
	UHFA is comprised of 19 active members consisting of nations from Hesperida and ~~Hespia~~ along with the [[Novella Islands]] which has historically aligned with the association. UHFA has the highest membership total of any continental football association in the IDU.		UHFA is comprised of 19 active members consisting of nations from Hesperida and [[Occidia]]{{efn\|Due to the limited number of nations in Occidia who participate in association football, nations on this continent traditionally play in Hesperidan leagues}} along with the [[Novella Islands]] which has historically aligned with the association. UHFA has the highest membership total of any continental football association in the IDU.
	{\|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"\|		{\|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"\|
	!Code!! Association !! IDUOC member		!Code!! Association !! IDUOC member
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	=== Sibu Stadium Disaster ===		=== Sibu Stadium Disaster ===
	On October 18, 2014, a concrete pillar in the west stand of Sibu Stadium in Sibu, [[Pharitaya]] collapsed during a Continental Cup qualifying match against Misumi. Reports showed that the sold out stadium due to the rivalry match contributed to an inordinate amount of weight on the column, and shoddy workmanship by contractors meant that the stand could not support the increased load. A quick response by emergency services saved many lives, but 104 people died and another 450 were injured in the collapse, mostly Pharitayan citizens. In response, UHFA indefinitely moved all matches to be held in Pharitaya to neutral sites, launched an inspection of all Pharitayan host stadiums, and initiated an investigation into the Pharitayan Football Association. After continued efforts by authorities to block the investigations, UHFA finally released their ruling on February 4, 2017 that found that Pharitayan stadiums were largely safe and that the Pharityan association had no prior knowledge of the structural weakness. The next day, UHFA lifted the ban on Pharitayan home games. The stadium disaster was the impetus for the launch of the "Sporting Hub Pharitaya" initiative, a national plan to revitalize the nation's sporting infrastructure and make the nation's sports scene internationally competitive.		On October 18, 2014, a concrete pillar in the west stand of Sibu Stadium in Sibu, [[Pharitaya]] collapsed during a Continental Cup qualifying match against Misumi. Reports showed that the sold out stadium due to the rivalry match contributed to an inordinate amount of weight on the column, and shoddy workmanship by contractors meant that the stand could not support the increased load. A quick response by emergency services saved many lives, but 104 people died and another 450 were injured in the collapse, mostly Pharitayan citizens. In response, UHFA indefinitely moved all matches to be held in Pharitaya to neutral sites, launched an inspection of all Pharitayan host stadiums, and initiated an investigation into the Pharitayan Football Association. After continued efforts by authorities to block the investigations, UHFA finally released their ruling on February 4, 2017 that found that Pharitayan stadiums were largely safe and that the Pharityan association had no prior knowledge of the structural weakness. The next day, UHFA lifted the ban on Pharitayan home games. The stadium disaster was the impetus for the launch of the "Sporting Hub Pharitaya" initiative, a national plan to revitalize the nation's sporting infrastructure and make the nation's sports scene internationally competitive.

			==Notes==
			{{notelist}}
	[[Category:AFFIDU]]		[[Category:AFFIDU]]
	[[Category:Football]]		[[Category:Football]]

Haesan at 16:22, 9 July 2024

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	\| LOM \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|Libertas Omnium Maximus}} \|\| {{yes}}		\| LOM \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|Libertas Omnium Maximus}} \|\| {{yes}}
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	\| ~~PHA~~ \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|~~Pharitaya~~}} \|\| {{yes}}		\| ROM \|\| style="text-align:left" \| {{flag\|Mallacaland}} \|\| {{yes}}
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	\| ~~ROM~~ \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|~~Mallacaland~~}} \|\| {{yes}}		\| SUI \|\| style="text-align:left" \| {{flag\|Misumi}} \|\| {{yes}}
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	\| ~~SUI~~ \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|~~Misumi~~}} \|\| {{yes}}		\| NOI \|\| style="text-align:left" \| {{flag\|Novella Islands}} \|\| {{yes}}
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	\| ~~NOI~~ \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|~~Novella Islands~~}} \|\| {{yes}}		\| PHA \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|Pharitaya}} \|\| {{yes}}
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	\| SCT \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|Sanctaria}} \|\| {{yes}}		\| SCT \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|Sanctaria}} \|\| {{yes}}
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	=== Kerlile ===		=== Kerlile ===
	~~Although there have been promising signs of reform, due~~ to potential security risks UHFA has ruled that all home games for the Kerlian men's national team as well as any Kerlian men's club teams in UHFA competition be played at neutral sites. ~~There are ongoing discussions about amending this ruling~~ which ~~has~~ been in force since 2020 when [[Kerlile]] first allowed men's teams to play in UHFA competitions.		Due to potential security risks, UHFA has historically ruled that all home games for the Kerlian men's national team as well as any Kerlian men's club teams in UHFA competition be played at neutral sites. The rule, which had been in force since 2020 when [[Kerlile]] first allowed men's teams to play in UHFA competitions, was lifted in the summer of 2024 after discussions between UHFA and the Kerlian government following Grapevale Athletic's surprise appearance in the tournament's group stage the previous season.

	=== Haesanite Bribery Scandal ===		=== Haesanite Bribery Scandal ===

Haesan at 21:11, 2 June 2024

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Haesan at 23:03, 1 June 2024

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Haesan: /* Intercontinental competitions */

2024-02-22T15:42:47Z

Intercontinental competitions

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	'''Clubs:'''		'''Clubs:'''
			*IDU Club World Cup
	*Elite-Champions Challenge (UHFA-CUFA)		*Elite-Champions Challenge (UHFA-CUFA)
	*Club Internationale (UHFA-CoNFA)		*Club Internationale (UHFA-CoNFA)

Haesan at 21:09, 31 December 2023

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	~~== Structure ==~~		== Association coefficients ==

	~~==Sponsors==~~

	==Association coefficients==

	=== Men's associations ===		=== Men's associations ===
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	=== Haesanite Bribery Scandal ===		=== Haesanite Bribery Scandal ===
	On March 8, 2009, UHFA launched an investigation into the Haesanite Football Association due to potential bribery and manipulation of UHFA rankings. UHFA released a report on August 11, 2010 which showed evidence that Deputy Minister of Culture and Tourism Han Seung-ju had organized payments to staff at UHFA's Logistics and Analysis Department in [[Seowon]], [[Haesan]] in order to manipulate UHFA coefficient calculations and earn Haesan more spots in UHFA competitions. UHFA subsequently passed down a ruling banning all Haesanite clubs from UHFA competitions for a period of three years. However, the [[Choi Da-yeon]] government was compliant with UHFA requests and on August 12 fired nearly all of the staff of the [[Government of Haesan\|Ministry of Culture and Tourism]] and started an internal investigation into the incident. Due to Haesan's general compliance and willingness to make amends, the ban was later shortened to one year and Haesanite clubs were allowed to participate in UHFA competitions during the 2011-12 season.		On March 8, 2009, UHFA launched an investigation into the Haesanite Football Association due to potential bribery and manipulation of UHFA rankings. UHFA released a report on August 11, 2010 which showed evidence that Deputy Minister of Culture and Tourism Han Seung-ju had organized payments to staff at UHFA's Logistics and Analysis Department in [[Seowon]], [[Haesan]] in order to manipulate UHFA coefficient calculations and earn Haesan more spots in UHFA competitions. UHFA subsequently passed down a ruling banning all Haesanite clubs from UHFA competitions for a period of three years. However, the [[Choi Da-yeon]] government was compliant with UHFA requests and on August 12 fired nearly all of the staff of the [[Government of Haesan\|Ministry of Culture and Tourism]] and started an internal investigation into the incident. Due to Haesan's general compliance and willingness to make amends, the ban was later shortened to one year and Haesanite clubs were allowed to participate in UHFA competitions during the 2011-12 season.

			=== Sibu Stadium Disaster ===
			On October 18, 2014, a concrete pillar in the west stand of Sibu Stadium in Sibu, [[Pharitaya]] collapsed during a Continental Cup qualifying match against Misumi. Reports showed that the sold out stadium due to the rivalry match contributed to an inordinate amount of weight on the column, and shoddy workmanship by contractors meant that the stand could not support the increased load. A quick response by emergency services saved many lives, but 104 people died and another 450 were injured in the collapse, mostly Pharitayan citizens. In response, UHFA indefinitely moved all matches to be held in Pharitaya to neutral sites, launched an inspection of all Pharitayan host stadiums, and initiated an investigation into the Pharitayan Football Association. After continued efforts by authorities to block the investigations, UHFA finally released their ruling on February 4, 2017 that found that Pharitayan stadiums were largely safe and that the Pharityan association had no prior knowledge of the structural weakness. The next day, UHFA lifted the ban on Pharitayan home games. The stadium disaster was the impetus for the launch of the "Sporting Hub Pharitaya" initiative, a national plan to revitalize the nation's sporting infrastructure and make the nation's sports scene internationally competitive.
	[[Category:AFFIDU]]		[[Category:AFFIDU]]
	[[Category:Football]]		[[Category:Football]]

Haesan: /* Active Members */

2023-12-31T21:03:13Z

Active Members

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			\| PHA \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|Pharitaya}} \|\| {{yes}}
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	\| ROM \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|Mallacaland}} \|\| {{yes}}		\| ROM \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|Mallacaland}} \|\| {{yes}}

Haesan at 23:31, 25 October 2023

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	\| SCT \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|Sanctaria}} \|\| {{yes}}		\| SCT \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|Sanctaria}} \|\| {{yes}}
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			\| SAR \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|Sarena}} \|\| {{no}}
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	\| SIF \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|Slokais Islands}} \|\| {{yes}}		\| SIF \|\|style="text-align:left"\| {{flag\|Slokais Islands}} \|\| {{yes}}