** National League **

Each country has its own National League where all local teams participate. Each country has 4 divisions with a set number of series each. Each division has 16 teams. Each season lasts 1 month in real time.

• Division 1 has 1 serie
• Division 2 has 2 series
• Division 3 has 4 series
• Division 4 has 8 series
• Division 5 has 16 series (not all countries have division 5)

Promotions

• The top 2 teams at the end of the season will be promoted directly. The 3rd position will play a playoff against a team from the higher division to fight for promotion.

Demotions

• Teams in 16th, 15th, 14, and 13th will be demoted 1 division down. The 11th and 12th position will play a playoff with a team from the division below to stay in the current division.

Calendar

• The national league has a total of 30 matches for each team, one home one away.
• On days 5, 10, 15 and 20, all teams will play 2 matches for the national league. This makes sure the season will be complete in just under 1 month.
• The last match is played on the 26th and playoffs on the 27th.
  

Prizes

• Each local federation will use its budget to pay clubs for match wins and final league positions. These prizes will depend on the current division, the higher the division, the better the prizes.
  

** National Cup **

• Each country also has its own National Cup. All matches are played in neutral stadium in an elimination style competition.
• On round 1, only the teams from division 4 will participate.
• Round 2, 3rd division will also participate.
• Round 3, 2nd division will also participate.
• Round 4, the 1st division finally enters.

Calendar

• Rounds are played on days 2, 4, 7, 9, 12, 16, 19, 23 and 27 (Final)
  

Prizes

• Each local federation will use its Cup Fund to pay for every time a club passes to the next stage.
  

** Champions League and Continental Cup **

• The best teams in each country will play the Champions League and Continental Cup. Each country can qualify at least 1 team for each competition and extra ones based on how well these teams have been doing in these international competitions.
• They start with a group phase and then knockout stages.
• There are 4 different world zones and each has its own competition, the amount of teams per zone may vary. The 4 zones are; Europe (32 teams), Asia & Oceania (16 teams), South America and North America (16 teams), Africa (16 teams).
• Zones with 16 teams don't have a 1/8 knockout stage.
  

Calendar

• Rounds are played on days 2, 4, 6, 8, 11, 13, 17/18, 21/22, 24/25 and 27 (Final)
• Zones with 16 teams will not play the 1/8 Finals stage.
  

Prizes

• Each zone has its own global fund that is used to pay for prizes, either win bonuses or passing to the next stage.
• Prizes are variable each season dependent on the accumulated global funds from the previous season.
• At the end of every season 25% of the global fund will be used to fund next season's Champions League while 5% goes to the Continental Cup.
• During both competitions funds will be paid like so:
  
  8% to the final winner
  2% to the final runner-up
  12% to semi-final winners
  20% to the quarter-final winners
  20% to the eight-final winners
  28% to teams that get promoted from group stages
  10% distributed by group match wins/ties (96 matches if 32 teams, 48 matches if 16 teams)
  

Groups stage promotion

• When groups stage is complete, the next knockout phase will be drawn like so:
  
  Group 1 winner vs. Group 2 runner-up
  Group 3 winner vs. Group 4 runner-up
  Group 5 winner vs. Group 6 runner-up
  Group 7 winner vs. Group 8 runner-up
  Group 2 winner vs. Group 1 runner-up
  Group 4 winner vs. Group 3 runner-up
  Group 6 winner vs. Group 5 runner-up
  Group 8 winner vs. Group 7 runner-up
  
  
• After the first knockout phase, the draw is random.

Coefficients and Spots

Each international club match is an opportunity for a team to gain points towards their federation international ranking. Points can be gained as follows:

• Match wins, 3 points
• Match draws, 1 point
• Final win 4 points
  

The coefficient is then calculated by summing the Champions League points and dividing them by the participating teams from that country. The same happens with the Continental Points. When we have the average of both competitions for each country, they are both summed together (giving the champions league points a weight of 1.5) and that will be the current season coefficient for each country. At the end of the season, the results are checked and the next season slots will be given based on that ranking.