Slokaisian Premier League

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Slokaisian Premier League
Liga Premier Slokaisian
AbbreviationSPL
Formation2001
Founded atSan Fernando, Slokais Islands
TypeAssociation Football League
HeadquartersSan Fernando, Slokais Islands
WebsiteSPL.si

The Slokaisian Premier League (Spanish: Liga Premier Slokaisian) is the top flight of association football in Slokais Islands, created in 2001 as a level above the Liga 1.

History[edit | edit source]

In 1999, the Slokais Islands Football Association began discussing creating a more elite version of the first division. In previous seasons, a few clubs had dominated, leading to smaller clubs having little to no chance of winning the league. In 2000, the Slokasian Premier League was created by the league's first commissioner, Henry Montez. Montez designed an 8-team league system, with the top 8 teams from the 2000-2001 season being the league's first members. Due to the limited number of teams with just 8, the SPL operated from August to January playing 15 matches which allowed for greater participation and focus on the Association Cup and various Provincial Championships

During the league's first seasons, Northrock United and New Liverpool FC dominated often finishing first and second every season. After 2008, the league was expanded to a 12-team system and a full seasonal schedule to better align with other leagues around the world, additionally relegation was expanded to guarantee a spot for the Liga 1 Champion. This meant, there was a second season in 2008, lasting from January to May, known as SPL Rush, which included experimental rules such as penalties if a match was tied after 90 minutes. This led to Pindai United, winning there first and only league title.

Structure[edit | edit source]

The SPL is made of 12 teams, with 1-2 teams being relegated and one to two teams being promoted every season from Liga 1. The SPL season is divided into two main phases; the League phase consists of 33 games, with each team playing each other 3 times (home, away, and a rotating home/away game). From there, the top-6 teams enter the Leaders Phase while the bottom 6 enter the Playoff Phase. The Leaders Phase consists of 10 matches, with each team playing each other twice (home and away). The top 3 teams the Phase, including the SPL Champion qualify for the UHFA Elite Championship and the 4th and 5th-placed teams make the UHFA Competitors League. In the Playoff Phase, teams play 10 additional games, including a concurrent Showdown Sunday at 1:00 PM on the final day of the season. The 12th-placed team is relegated automatically to Liga 1, with the 11th-placed team playing against the winner of the Liga 1 Promotion Playoff. Additionally, every team makes the League Cup (known as the Gatling Beer League Cup since 2018), the Association Cup which consists of all professional and semi-pro clubs with SPL teams entering in later rounds. Additionally, all SPL clubs are in various Provincial Championships which are dictated by local FA's although SPL teams are allowed to field U-21 teams in early stages to help with load and game management.

Teams receive 3 points for a win, 1 for a tie, and 0 for a loss. Tiebreaks between teams are first calculated by goal difference, then goals scored, then fair play points (Yellow Cards + Red Cards). If two teams remain tied on points before tiebreakers at the end of a season with either the title or relegation on the line, a single match is played between the two teams, if the match remains tied after extra time, penalties are taken. The season occurs yearly from September to May with breaks for international club or national team competitions.

Rules[edit | edit source]

The SPL operates under standard international footballing rules in terms of the game itself. Video Assistant Referee (VAR) was introduced in the 2020-2021 Season and is managed by an independent panel of referees who communicate decisions to match officials via a designated monitor area. 5 substitutes are allowed per team, per match with a requirement that at least two academy players must feature in every squad or face financial penalties. The most consequential SPL league rule is on the inclusion of foreign players. As part of an effort to develop domestic talent for the national team in 2014, no more then 8 players on a squad at one time can be foreign. Critics have argued this has prevented large transfers of some foreign players and has hindered development and popularity in some foreign markets. Since the rule's introduction, proponents of the rule have argued the rule has led to greater parity between teams as larger clubs no longer but experienced foreign players but must rather focus on cultivation of local talent.

Teams in Slokaisian Premier League
Team City Stadium Founded Joined League Titles Last Season
New Liverpool FC New Liverpool New Liverpool Stadium 1905 2001 8 3rd: UHFA Elite Championship
San Fernando FC San Fernando Promenade Stadium 1905 2001 1 7th
Southland Athletics Southland Crawford Road 1941 2001 0 4th: UHFA Competitors League
Kaijan City Dragons Kaijan City Kaijan National Stadium 1975 2001 1 5th: UHFA Competitors League
Northrock United New Liverpool SunTech Stadium 1938 2001 9 2nd: UHFA Elite Championship
Ambonar United Xulin Dah Garai Stadium 1945 2002 2 Champions: UHFA Elite Championship
Weston Road Wolves Weston XI Park 1927 2001 1 4th: UHFA Competitors League
Atlético Ciudad Victoria Victoria City Estadio Municipal 1952 2008 1 6th
San Jose Titans San Jose HMG Park 1990 2001 1 10th
Docklands FC Kaijan City D2 Arena 2008 2015 0 11th
Acadia Oaks United San Lucas Talk Social Stadium 1974 2014 0 9th
Salvador City Pythons San Fernando Midway Road Park 1980 2019 0 8th

Seasons[edit | edit source]

Season Champions League Cup Champion Top Scorer (Goals)
2002 Northrock United (1) San Fernando FC (1) Martin Juarezara (21) Southland Athletics
2003 New Liverpool FC (1) New Liverpool FC (1) Martin Juarezara (19) New Liverpool FC
2004 Northrock United (2) Northrock United (1) Louis Henderson (27) Northrock United
2005 Northrock United (3) Pindai United (1) Tied: Louis Henderson, Shen Yu-Jiou (20)
2006 New Liverpool FC (2) New Liverpool FC (2) Louis Henderson (22) Northrock United
2007 Northrock United (4) Northrock United (2) Martin Juarezara (24) New Liverpool FC
2008 Pindai United (1) New Liverpool FC (3) Shen Yu-Jiou (15) Pindai United
08-09 New Liverpool FC (3) San Fernando FC (2) Sergio Rosales (20) New Liverpool FC
09-10 Northrock United (5) Northrock United (3) Louis Henderson (32) Northrock United
10-11 Kaijan City Dragons (1) New Liverpool FC (4) Ali Bin Zaed (22) Kaijan City Dragons
11-12 New Liverpool FC (4) Northrock United (4) Sergio Rosales (19) New Liverpool FC
12-13 Northrock United (6) Northrock United (5) Cho Young-Jin (20) Northrock United
13-14 San Fernando FC (1) New Liverpool FC (5) Sergio Rosales (25) New Liverpool FC
14-15 Northrock United (7) Northrock United (6) Cho Young-Jin (23) Northrock United
15-16 New Liverpool FC (5) New Liverpool FC (6) Ali Bin Zaed (22) Kaijan City Dragons
16-17 Atlético Ciudad Victoria (1) Southland Athletics (1) Joseph Monejo (20) Atlético Ciudad Victoria
17-18 New Liverpool FC (6) Northrock United (7) Theodore Zavala (22) New Liverpool FC
18-19 San Jose Titans FC (1) Weston Road Wolves (1) Paulo Fedak (18) Docklands FC
19-20 Northrock United (8) San Fernando FC (3) Quentin Henderson (20) San Fernando FC
20-21 New Liverpool FC (7) Docklands FC (1) Theodore Zavala (19) New Liverpool FC
21-22 Northrock United (9) Northrock United (8) Johnthan Kai-Yuen (27) Acadia Oaks United
22-23 Weston Road Wolves (1) Northrock United (9) Quentin Henderson (21) Northrock United
23-24 New Liverpool FC (8) Southland Athletics (2) Theodore Zavala (25) New Liverpool FC
24-25 Ambonar United (1) Ambon United (1) Theodore Zavala (20) New Liverpool FC
25-26 Ambonar United (2) New Liverpool FC (7) Tied: Collin Kinnley New Liverpool FC, David Jimyrajong Ambonar United (18)