Metropolis Alligators - Revision history

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	'''Metropolis Alligators''' is a professional [[Valladares\|Valladar]] [[wikipedia:Association football\|football]] club based in [[Metropolis]] that plays in the [[Valladar Liga-1]], the highest level of the [[Valladar football league system]]. Founded in 1916 as the football branch of the [[Royal University of Metropolis]] sporting club, which was disbanded in 1934 due to internal quarrels among university directives and students regarding the sports played within the club, it was refounded in 1956 under its current name by the brothers Alberto and Mario Limas, who were allowed by the University directives to claim the history, colours and achievements of the former club. In both of their incarnations, the Alligators were affiliated to the [[District Football Association\|Asociación Distrital de Fútbol]] and competed in the District of Metropolis state championship, of which they were the winningest club in the amateur era. Metropolis Alligators were a founding member of the [[Valladar Liga-1\|Valladar Super League]], and have competed in the top flight every season. They play their home matches at the [[Alexander I National Stadium]], Valladares' national stadium able to seat 95,021 people and located in the Metropolis suburb of [[Swangard]], to the west of the federal capital.		'''Metropolis Alligators''' is a professional [[Valladares\|Valladar]] [[wikipedia:Association football\|football]] club based in [[Metropolis]] that plays in the [[Valladar Liga-1]], the highest level of the [[Valladar football league system]]. Founded in 1916 as the football branch of the [[Royal University of Metropolis]] sporting club, which was disbanded in 1934 due to internal quarrels among university directives and students regarding the sports played within the club, it was refounded in 1956 under its current name by the brothers Alberto and Mario Limas, who were allowed by the University directives to claim the history, colours and achievements of the former club. In both of their incarnations, the Alligators were affiliated to the [[District Football Association\|Asociación Distrital de Fútbol]] and competed in the District of Metropolis state championship, of which they were the winningest club in the amateur era. Metropolis Alligators were a founding member of the [[Valladar Liga-1\|Valladar Super League]], and have competed in the top flight every season. They play their home matches at the [[Alexander I National Stadium]], Valladares' national stadium able to seat 95,021 people and located in the Metropolis suburb of [[Swangard]], to the west of the federal capital.

	Up to the ~~69th~~ Valladar Liga-1 season, the Alligators have won 16 Liga-1 championships, tied with [[Fontvielle Impact]] for most domestic league titles. They also became the first Valladar winners of an international tournament, winning both the 29th [[Globe Cup 29\|Globe Cup]] and [[UICA Super Cup 29\|UICA Super Cup]]. The Alligators have fierce rivalries with fellow Metropolis clubs [[Marinos Metropolis\|Marinos]], [[Club Nacional\|Nacional]], as well as Foixien teams Fontvielle Impact and [[AS Bezieres]]. The club's traditional [[wikipedia:Kit (association football)\|kits]] are green and blue hoops, with white being the first colour choice for alternate kits.		Up to the 71st Valladar Liga-1 season, the Alligators have won 16 Liga-1 championships, tied with [[Fontvielle Impact]] for most domestic league titles. They also became the first Valladar winners of an international tournament, winning both the 29th [[Globe Cup 29\|Globe Cup]] and [[UICA Super Cup 29\|UICA Super Cup]]. The Alligators have fierce rivalries with fellow Metropolis clubs [[Marinos Metropolis\|Marinos]], [[Club Nacional\|Nacional]], as well as Foixien teams Fontvielle Impact and [[AS Bezieres]]. The club's traditional [[wikipedia:Kit (association football)\|kits]] are green and blue hoops, with white being the first colour choice for alternate kits.

	== History ==		== History ==

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	\| manager = Martin Boyle		\| manager = Martin Boyle
	\| league = [[Valladar Liga-1]]		\| league = [[Valladar Liga-1]]
	\| season = [[Valladar Liga-1 season 69\|Liga-1 69]]		\| season = [[Valladar Liga-1 season 71\|Liga-1 71]]
	\| position = ~~2nd~~		\| position = 1st, champions
	\| current =		\| current =
	\| pattern_la1 = _blue_hoops		\| pattern_la1 = _blue_hoops
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	'''Metropolis Alligators''' is a professional [[Valladares\|Valladar]] [[wikipedia:Association football\|football]] club based in [[Metropolis]] that plays in the [[Valladar Liga-1]], the highest level of the [[Valladar football league system]]. Founded in 1916 as the football branch of the [[Royal University of Metropolis]] sporting club, which was disbanded in 1934 due to internal quarrels among university directives and students regarding the sports played within the club, it was refounded in 1956 under its current name by the brothers Alberto and Mario Limas, who were allowed by the University directives to claim the history, colours and achievements of the former club. In both of their incarnations, the Alligators were affiliated to the [[District Football Association\|Asociación Distrital de Fútbol]] and competed in the District of Metropolis state championship, of which they were the winningest club in the amateur era. Metropolis Alligators were a founding member of the [[Valladar Liga-1\|Valladar Super League]], and have competed in the top flight every season. They play their home matches at the [[Alexander I National Stadium]], Valladares' national stadium able to seat 95,021 people and located in the Metropolis suburb of [[Swangard]], to the west of the federal capital.		'''Metropolis Alligators''' is a professional [[Valladares\|Valladar]] [[wikipedia:Association football\|football]] club based in [[Metropolis]] that plays in the [[Valladar Liga-1]], the highest level of the [[Valladar football league system]]. Founded in 1916 as the football branch of the [[Royal University of Metropolis]] sporting club, which was disbanded in 1934 due to internal quarrels among university directives and students regarding the sports played within the club, it was refounded in 1956 under its current name by the brothers Alberto and Mario Limas, who were allowed by the University directives to claim the history, colours and achievements of the former club. In both of their incarnations, the Alligators were affiliated to the [[District Football Association\|Asociación Distrital de Fútbol]] and competed in the District of Metropolis state championship, of which they were the winningest club in the amateur era. Metropolis Alligators were a founding member of the [[Valladar Liga-1\|Valladar Super League]], and have competed in the top flight every season. They play their home matches at the [[Alexander I National Stadium]], Valladares' national stadium able to seat 95,021 people and located in the Metropolis suburb of [[Swangard]], to the west of the federal capital.

	Up to the 69th Valladar Liga-1 season, the Alligators have won 14 Liga-1 championships, ~~second to~~ [[Fontvielle Impact]] for most domestic league titles. They also became the first Valladar winners of an international tournament, winning both the 29th [[Globe Cup 29\|Globe Cup]] and [[UICA Super Cup 29\|UICA Super Cup]]. The Alligators have fierce rivalries with fellow Metropolis clubs [[Marinos Metropolis\|Marinos]], [[Club Nacional\|Nacional]], as well as Foixien teams Fontvielle Impact and [[AS Bezieres]]. The club's traditional [[wikipedia:Kit (association football)\|kits]] are green and blue hoops, with white being the first colour choice for alternate kits.		Up to the 69th Valladar Liga-1 season, the Alligators have won 16 Liga-1 championships, tied with [[Fontvielle Impact]] for most domestic league titles. They also became the first Valladar winners of an international tournament, winning both the 29th [[Globe Cup 29\|Globe Cup]] and [[UICA Super Cup 29\|UICA Super Cup]]. The Alligators have fierce rivalries with fellow Metropolis clubs [[Marinos Metropolis\|Marinos]], [[Club Nacional\|Nacional]], as well as Foixien teams Fontvielle Impact and [[AS Bezieres]]. The club's traditional [[wikipedia:Kit (association football)\|kits]] are green and blue hoops, with white being the first colour choice for alternate kits.

	== History ==		== History ==
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	\|rowspan="3" \|'''Domestic'''		\|rowspan="3" \|'''Domestic'''
	! scope=col\|[[Valladar Liga-1]]		! scope=col\|[[Valladar Liga-1]]
	\|~~align~~="~~center~~"\|'''15'''		\|style="background-color:gold"\|'''16'''{{smallsup\|s}}
	\|align="left"\|1, 3, 14, 15, 18, 31, 32, 33, 34, 39, 43, 50, 62, 64, 70		\|align="left"\|1, 3, 14, 15, 18, 31, 32, 33, 34, 39, 43, 50, 62, 64, 70, 71
	\|-		\|-
	! scope=col\|[[King's Shield]]		! scope=col\|[[King's Shield]]
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	! scope=col\|[[Canalave Crown]]		! scope=col\|[[Canalave Crown]]
	\|~~align~~="~~center~~"\|'''8'''		\|style="background-color:gold"\|'''12'''{{smallsup\|s}}
	\|align="left"\|8, 9, 10, 12, 17, 20, 21, 34		\|align="left"\|8, 9, 10, 12, 17, 20, 21, 34, 37, 42, 45, 47
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	\| rowspan="6" \|'''International'''		\| rowspan="6" \|'''International'''
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	! scope=col\|[[IFCF Super Cup]]		! scope=col\|[[IFCF Super Cup]]
	\|align="center"\|'''1'''		\|align="center"\|'''1'''
	\|align="left"\|15		\|align="left"\|[[IFCF Super Cup 15\|15]]
	\|-		\|-
	! scope=col\|[[Cup Winners' Cup]]		! scope=col\|[[Cup Winners' Cup]]
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	* {{legend\|gold\|record}}		* {{legend\|gold\|record}}
			* {{smallsup\|s}} shared record

	== Players ==		== Players ==

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	! scope=col\|[[Valladar Liga-1]]		! scope=col\|[[Valladar Liga-1]]
	\|align="center"\|'''14'''		\|align="center"\|'''15'''
	\|align="left"\|1, 3, 14, 15, 18, 31, 32, 33, 34, 39, 43, 50, 62, 64		\|align="left"\|1, 3, 14, 15, 18, 31, 32, 33, 34, 39, 43, 50, 62, 64, 70
	\|-		\|-
	! scope=col\|[[King's Shield]]		! scope=col\|[[King's Shield]]

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	\| manager = Martin Boyle		\| manager = Martin Boyle
	\| league = [[Valladar Liga-1]]		\| league = [[Valladar Liga-1]]
	\| season = [[Valladar Liga-1 season 68\|Liga-1 68]]		\| season = [[Valladar Liga-1 season 69\|Liga-1 69]]
	\| position = ~~5th~~		\| position = 2nd
	\| current =		\| current =
	\| pattern_la1 = _blue_hoops		\| pattern_la1 = _blue_hoops
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	}}		}}

	'''Metropolis Alligators''' is a professional [[Valladares\|Valladar]] [[wikipedia:Association football\|football]] club based in [[Metropolis]] that plays in the [[Valladar Liga-1]], the highest level of the [[Valladar football league system]]. Founded in 1916 as the football branch of the [[Royal University of Metropolis]] sporting club, which was disbanded in 1934 due to internal quarrels among university directives and students regarding the sports played within the club, ~~and~~ refounded in 1956 under its current name by the brothers Alberto and Mario Limas, who were allowed by the University directives to claim the history, colours and achievements of the former club~~, the Alligators in~~ both of their incarnations were affiliated to the [[District Football Association\|Asociación Distrital de Fútbol]] and competed in the District of Metropolis state championship, of which they were the winningest club in the amateur era. Metropolis Alligators were a founding member of the [[Valladar Liga-1\|Valladar Super League]], and have competed in the top flight every season. They play their home matches at the [[Alexander I National Stadium]], Valladares' national stadium able to seat 95,021 people and located in the Metropolis suburb of [[Swangard]], to the west of the federal capital.		'''Metropolis Alligators''' is a professional [[Valladares\|Valladar]] [[wikipedia:Association football\|football]] club based in [[Metropolis]] that plays in the [[Valladar Liga-1]], the highest level of the [[Valladar football league system]]. Founded in 1916 as the football branch of the [[Royal University of Metropolis]] sporting club, which was disbanded in 1934 due to internal quarrels among university directives and students regarding the sports played within the club, it was refounded in 1956 under its current name by the brothers Alberto and Mario Limas, who were allowed by the University directives to claim the history, colours and achievements of the former club. In both of their incarnations, the Alligators were affiliated to the [[District Football Association\|Asociación Distrital de Fútbol]] and competed in the District of Metropolis state championship, of which they were the winningest club in the amateur era. Metropolis Alligators were a founding member of the [[Valladar Liga-1\|Valladar Super League]], and have competed in the top flight every season. They play their home matches at the [[Alexander I National Stadium]], Valladares' national stadium able to seat 95,021 people and located in the Metropolis suburb of [[Swangard]], to the west of the federal capital.

	Up to the ~~68th~~ Valladar Liga-1 season, the Alligators have won 14 Liga-1 championships, second to [[Fontvielle Impact]] for most domestic league titles. They also became the first Valladar winners of an international tournament, winning both the 29th [[Globe Cup 29\|Globe Cup]] and [[UICA Super Cup 29\|UICA Super Cup]]. The Alligators have fierce rivalries with fellow Metropolis clubs [[Marinos Metropolis\|Marinos]], [[Club Nacional\|Nacional]], as well as Foixien teams Fontvielle Impact and [[AS Bezieres]]. The club's traditional [[wikipedia:Kit (association football)\|kits]] are green and blue hoops, with white being the first colour choice for alternate kits.		Up to the 69th Valladar Liga-1 season, the Alligators have won 14 Liga-1 championships, second to [[Fontvielle Impact]] for most domestic league titles. They also became the first Valladar winners of an international tournament, winning both the 29th [[Globe Cup 29\|Globe Cup]] and [[UICA Super Cup 29\|UICA Super Cup]]. The Alligators have fierce rivalries with fellow Metropolis clubs [[Marinos Metropolis\|Marinos]], [[Club Nacional\|Nacional]], as well as Foixien teams Fontvielle Impact and [[AS Bezieres]]. The club's traditional [[wikipedia:Kit (association football)\|kits]] are green and blue hoops, with white being the first colour choice for alternate kits.

	== History ==		== History ==
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	\|-		\|-
	\| rowspan="4" \|'''International'''		\| rowspan="6" \|'''International'''
	! scope=col\|[[Globe Cup]]		! scope=col\|[[Globe Cup]]
	\|align="center"\|'''1'''		\|align="center"\|'''1'''
	\|align="left"\|29		\|align="left"\|29
			\|-
			! scope=col\|[[Challengers Cup]]
			\|align="center"\|'''1'''
			\|align="left"\|15
	\|-		\|-
	! scope=col\|[[UICA Super Cup]]		! scope=col\|[[UICA Super Cup]]
	\|align="center"\|'''1'''		\|align="center"\|'''1'''
	\|align="left"\|29		\|align="left"\|29
			\|-
			! scope=col\|[[IFCF Super Cup]]
			\|align="center"\|'''1'''
			\|align="left"\|15
	\|-		\|-
	! scope=col\|[[Cup Winners' Cup]]		! scope=col\|[[Cup Winners' Cup]]

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	\| manager = Martin Boyle		\| manager = Martin Boyle
	\| league = [[Valladar Liga-1]]		\| league = [[Valladar Liga-1]]
	\| season = [[Valladar Liga-1 season 64\|Liga-1 64]]		\| season = [[Valladar Liga-1 season 68\|Liga-1 68]]
	\| position = ~~1st, champions~~		\| position = 5th
	\| current =		\| current =
	\| pattern_la1 = _blue_hoops		\| pattern_la1 = _blue_hoops
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	'''Metropolis Alligators''' is a professional [[Valladares\|Valladar]] [[wikipedia:Association football\|football]] club based in [[Metropolis]] that plays in the [[Valladar Liga-1]], the highest level of the [[Valladar football league system]]. Founded in 1916 as the football branch of the [[Royal University of Metropolis]] sporting club, which was disbanded in 1934 due to internal quarrels among university directives and students regarding the sports played within the club, and refounded in 1956 under its current name by the brothers Alberto and Mario Limas, who were allowed by the University directives to claim the history, colours and achievements of the former club, the Alligators in both of their incarnations were affiliated to the [[District Football Association\|Asociación Distrital de Fútbol]] and competed in the District of Metropolis state championship, of which they were the winningest club in the amateur era. Metropolis Alligators were a founding member of the [[Valladar Liga-1\|Valladar Super League]], and have competed in the top flight every season. They play their home matches at the [[Alexander I National Stadium]], Valladares' national stadium able to seat 95,021 people and located in the Metropolis suburb of [[Swangard]], to the west of the federal capital.		'''Metropolis Alligators''' is a professional [[Valladares\|Valladar]] [[wikipedia:Association football\|football]] club based in [[Metropolis]] that plays in the [[Valladar Liga-1]], the highest level of the [[Valladar football league system]]. Founded in 1916 as the football branch of the [[Royal University of Metropolis]] sporting club, which was disbanded in 1934 due to internal quarrels among university directives and students regarding the sports played within the club, and refounded in 1956 under its current name by the brothers Alberto and Mario Limas, who were allowed by the University directives to claim the history, colours and achievements of the former club, the Alligators in both of their incarnations were affiliated to the [[District Football Association\|Asociación Distrital de Fútbol]] and competed in the District of Metropolis state championship, of which they were the winningest club in the amateur era. Metropolis Alligators were a founding member of the [[Valladar Liga-1\|Valladar Super League]], and have competed in the top flight every season. They play their home matches at the [[Alexander I National Stadium]], Valladares' national stadium able to seat 95,021 people and located in the Metropolis suburb of [[Swangard]], to the west of the federal capital.

	Up to the ~~64th~~ Valladar Liga-1 season, the Alligators have won 14 Liga-1 championships, ~~tied with~~ [[Fontvielle Impact]] for most domestic league titles. They also became the first Valladar winners of an international tournament, winning both the 29th [[Globe Cup 29\|Globe Cup]] and [[UICA Super Cup 29\|UICA Super Cup]]. The Alligators have fierce rivalries with fellow Metropolis clubs [[Marinos Metropolis\|Marinos]], [[Club Nacional\|Nacional]], as well as Foixien teams Fontvielle Impact and [[AS Bezieres]]. The club's traditional [[wikipedia:Kit (association football)\|kits]] are green and blue hoops, with white being the first colour choice for alternate kits.		Up to the 68th Valladar Liga-1 season, the Alligators have won 14 Liga-1 championships, second to [[Fontvielle Impact]] for most domestic league titles. They also became the first Valladar winners of an international tournament, winning both the 29th [[Globe Cup 29\|Globe Cup]] and [[UICA Super Cup 29\|UICA Super Cup]]. The Alligators have fierce rivalries with fellow Metropolis clubs [[Marinos Metropolis\|Marinos]], [[Club Nacional\|Nacional]], as well as Foixien teams Fontvielle Impact and [[AS Bezieres]]. The club's traditional [[wikipedia:Kit (association football)\|kits]] are green and blue hoops, with white being the first colour choice for alternate kits.

	== History ==		== History ==
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	! scope=col\|[[King's Shield]]		! scope=col\|[[King's Shield]]
	\|style="background-color:gold"\|'''11'''		\|style="background-color:gold"\|'''12'''
	\|align="left"\|3, 4, 11, 20, 30, 32, 40, 46, 47, 49, 56		\|align="left"\|3, 4, 11, 20, 30, 32, 40, 46, 47, 49, 56, 57
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	! scope=col\|[[Canalave Crown]]		! scope=col\|[[Canalave Crown]]
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	{{Fs player\|no=1 \|nat=CMT\|pos=GK\|name=Jacob Descombes}}		{{Fs player\|no=1 \|nat=CMT\|pos=GK\|name=Jacob Descombes}}
	{{Fs player\|no=2 \|nat=~~NPH~~\|pos=RB\|name=~~Jens Vauxton~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=2 \|nat=VLD\|pos=RB\|name=Darío Ramírez}}
	{{Fs player\|no=3 \|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=Sergio Rivas}}		{{Fs player\|no=3 \|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=Sergio Rivas}}
	{{Fs player\|no=4 \|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=Gabriel Andrade}}		{{Fs player\|no=4 \|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=Gabriel Andrade}}
	{{Fs player\|no=5 \|nat=VLD\|pos=LB\|name=Iván Coronel}}		{{Fs player\|no=5 \|nat=VLD\|pos=LB\|name=Iván Coronel}}
	{{Fs player\|no=6 \|nat=VLD\|pos=RM\|name=~~Lucas Bonilla\|other=captain~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=6 \|nat=VLD\|pos=RM\|name=Darwin Nelson}}
	{{Fs player\|no=7 \|nat=VLD\|pos=CM\|name=Pablo Abreu}}		{{Fs player\|no=7 \|nat=VLD\|pos=CM\|name=Pablo Abreu}}
	{{Fs player\|no=8 \|nat=KOR\|pos=LM\|name=Nanko Wormstal}}		{{Fs player\|no=8 \|nat=KOR\|pos=LM\|name=Nanko Wormstal}}
	{{Fs player\|no=9 \|nat=~~EFL~~\|pos=FW\|name=~~Izzat Patton~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=9 \|nat=VLD\|pos=AM\|name=Marcelo Zamudio}}
	{{Fs player\|no=10\|nat=Huayramarca\|pos=FW\|name=Bryan Tello}}		{{Fs player\|no=10\|nat=Huayramarca\|pos=FW\|name=Bryan Tello}}
	{{Fs player\|no=11\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=Danilo Riveros}}		{{Fs player\|no=11\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=Danilo Riveros\|other=captain}}
	{{Fs player\|no=12\|nat=VLD\|pos=GK\|name=Ariel Fraser}}		{{Fs player\|no=12\|nat=VLD\|pos=GK\|name=Ariel Fraser}}
	{{Fs player\|no=13\|nat=VLD\|pos=RB\|name=~~Darío Ramírez~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=13\|nat=VLD\|pos=RB\|name=Logan Waterman}}
	{{fs mid}}		{{fs mid}}
	{{Fs player\|no=14\|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=~~Michael Neville~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=14\|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=Christopher Torres}}
	{{Fs player\|no=15\|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=Olivier Lowe}}		{{Fs player\|no=15\|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=Olivier Lowe}}
	{{Fs player\|no=16\|nat=VLD\|pos=LB\|name=Damian Lawson}}		{{Fs player\|no=16\|nat=VLD\|pos=LB\|name=Damian Lawson}}
	{{Fs player\|no=17\|nat=VLD\|pos=RM\|name=~~Darwin Nelson~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=17\|nat=VLD\|pos=RM\|name=Geoffrey Guillard}}
	{{Fs player\|no=18\|nat=VLD\|pos=CM\|name=Carlos Peralta}}		{{Fs player\|no=18\|nat=VLD\|pos=CM\|name=Carlos Peralta}}
	{{Fs player\|no=19\|nat=VLD\|pos=LM\|name=Daniel Caballero}}		{{Fs player\|no=19\|nat=VLD\|pos=LM\|name=Daniel Caballero}}
	{{Fs player\|no=20\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=~~Freddy Servín~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=20\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=Román Montero}}
	{{Fs player\|no=21\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=~~Román Montero~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=21\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=Johnny Wilson}}
	{{Fs player\|no=22\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=~~Johnny Wilson~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=22\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=Brenner}}
	{{Fs player\|no=23\|nat=VLD\|pos=GK\|name=William Morales}}		{{Fs player\|no=23\|nat=VLD\|pos=GK\|name=William Morales}}
	{{Fs player\|no=24\|nat=VLD\|pos=AM\|name=~~Marcelo Zamudio~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=24\|nat=VLD\|pos=AM\|name=Camilo Prost}}
	{{Fs player\|no=25\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=~~Brenner~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=25\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=Andrew Solano}}
			{{fs end}}

			=== Out on loan ===
			{{fs start}}
			{{fs player\|no=\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=Tathan-Antony Berhalter\|other=at [[Perce Town]] until the end of season 70}}
	{{fs end}}		{{fs end}}

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	* {{flagicon\|CAF}} Tom		* {{flagicon\|CAF}} Tom
	* {{flagicon\|Ceni}} Charles Allegro		* {{flagicon\|Ceni}} Charles Allegro
			* {{flagicon\|CMT}} Jacob Descombes
	* {{flagicon\|Cotdelapoms}} Per-Olivier Johansson-Bakvis		* {{flagicon\|Cotdelapoms}} Per-Olivier Johansson-Bakvis
			* {{flagicon\|EFL}} Izzat Patton
	* {{flagicon\|EUR}} Sam Ashtree		* {{flagicon\|EUR}} Sam Ashtree
	{{col-4}}		{{col-4}}
	* {{flagicon\|EUR}} George Davies		* {{flagicon\|EUR}} George Davies
	* {{flagicon\|EUR}} Joel Sutton		* {{flagicon\|EUR}} Joel Sutton
			* {{flagicon\|Huayramarca}} Bryan Tello
	* {{flagicon\|ITB}} Balendin Uzkudun		* {{flagicon\|ITB}} Balendin Uzkudun
			* {{flagicon\|KOR}} Nanko Wormstal
			* {{flagicon\|NPH}} Jens Vauxton
	* {{flagicon\|PIS}} Olivier Kindahl		* {{flagicon\|PIS}} Olivier Kindahl
	* {{flagicon\|PIS}} Timo Skye		* {{flagicon\|PIS}} Timo Skye
			{{col-4}}
	* {{flagicon\|San José Guayabal}} Teitur Vaarisiemi		* {{flagicon\|San José Guayabal}} Teitur Vaarisiemi
	* {{flagicon\|TLI}} Ruben Munro		* {{flagicon\|TLI}} Ruben Munro
	~~{{col-4}}~~
	* {{flagicon\|TYR}} Chase Koit		* {{flagicon\|TYR}} Chase Koit
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Cristian Bogarín		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Cristian Bogarín
			* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Lucas Bonilla
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Brayan Borja		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Brayan Borja
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Jonathan Bosetti		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Jonathan Bosetti
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Alan Bothroyd		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Alan Bothroyd
			{{col-4}}
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Fausto Carrillo		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Fausto Carrillo
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Miguel Flórez		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Miguel Flórez
	~~{{col-4}}~~
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Luis Fuentes		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Luis Fuentes
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Thiago Matheus		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Thiago Matheus

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	! scope=col\|[[Globe Cup]]		! scope=col\|[[Globe Cup]]
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	! scope=col\|[[Valladar Liga-1]]		! scope=col\|[[Valladar Liga-1]]
	\|align="center"\|'''14'''		\|align="center"\|'''15'''
	\|align="left"\|1, 3, 14, 15, 18, 31, 32, 33, 34, 39, 43, 50, 62, 64		\|align="left"\|1, 3, 14, 15, 18, 31, 32, 33, 34, 39, 43, 50, 62, 64, 70
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	! scope=col\|[[King's Shield]]		! scope=col\|[[King's Shield]]

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	\| manager = Martin Boyle		\| manager = Martin Boyle
	\| league = [[Valladar Liga-1]]		\| league = [[Valladar Liga-1]]
	\| season = [[Valladar Liga-1 season 64\|Liga-1 64]]		\| season = [[Valladar Liga-1 season 68\|Liga-1 68]]
	\| position = ~~1st, champions~~		\| position = 5th
	\| current =		\| current =
	\| pattern_la1 = _blue_hoops		\| pattern_la1 = _blue_hoops
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	'''Metropolis Alligators''' is a professional [[Valladares\|Valladar]] [[wikipedia:Association football\|football]] club based in [[Metropolis]] that plays in the [[Valladar Liga-1]], the highest level of the [[Valladar football league system]]. Founded in 1916 as the football branch of the [[Royal University of Metropolis]] sporting club, which was disbanded in 1934 due to internal quarrels among university directives and students regarding the sports played within the club, and refounded in 1956 under its current name by the brothers Alberto and Mario Limas, who were allowed by the University directives to claim the history, colours and achievements of the former club, the Alligators in both of their incarnations were affiliated to the [[District Football Association\|Asociación Distrital de Fútbol]] and competed in the District of Metropolis state championship, of which they were the winningest club in the amateur era. Metropolis Alligators were a founding member of the [[Valladar Liga-1\|Valladar Super League]], and have competed in the top flight every season. They play their home matches at the [[Alexander I National Stadium]], Valladares' national stadium able to seat 95,021 people and located in the Metropolis suburb of [[Swangard]], to the west of the federal capital.		'''Metropolis Alligators''' is a professional [[Valladares\|Valladar]] [[wikipedia:Association football\|football]] club based in [[Metropolis]] that plays in the [[Valladar Liga-1]], the highest level of the [[Valladar football league system]]. Founded in 1916 as the football branch of the [[Royal University of Metropolis]] sporting club, which was disbanded in 1934 due to internal quarrels among university directives and students regarding the sports played within the club, and refounded in 1956 under its current name by the brothers Alberto and Mario Limas, who were allowed by the University directives to claim the history, colours and achievements of the former club, the Alligators in both of their incarnations were affiliated to the [[District Football Association\|Asociación Distrital de Fútbol]] and competed in the District of Metropolis state championship, of which they were the winningest club in the amateur era. Metropolis Alligators were a founding member of the [[Valladar Liga-1\|Valladar Super League]], and have competed in the top flight every season. They play their home matches at the [[Alexander I National Stadium]], Valladares' national stadium able to seat 95,021 people and located in the Metropolis suburb of [[Swangard]], to the west of the federal capital.

	Up to the ~~64th~~ Valladar Liga-1 season, the Alligators have won 14 Liga-1 championships, ~~tied with~~ [[Fontvielle Impact]] for most domestic league titles. They also became the first Valladar winners of an international tournament, winning both the 29th [[Globe Cup 29\|Globe Cup]] and [[UICA Super Cup 29\|UICA Super Cup]]. The Alligators have fierce rivalries with fellow Metropolis clubs [[Marinos Metropolis\|Marinos]], [[Club Nacional\|Nacional]], as well as Foixien teams Fontvielle Impact and [[AS Bezieres]]. The club's traditional [[wikipedia:Kit (association football)\|kits]] are green and blue hoops, with white being the first colour choice for alternate kits.		Up to the 68th Valladar Liga-1 season, the Alligators have won 14 Liga-1 championships, second to [[Fontvielle Impact]] for most domestic league titles. They also became the first Valladar winners of an international tournament, winning both the 29th [[Globe Cup 29\|Globe Cup]] and [[UICA Super Cup 29\|UICA Super Cup]]. The Alligators have fierce rivalries with fellow Metropolis clubs [[Marinos Metropolis\|Marinos]], [[Club Nacional\|Nacional]], as well as Foixien teams Fontvielle Impact and [[AS Bezieres]]. The club's traditional [[wikipedia:Kit (association football)\|kits]] are green and blue hoops, with white being the first colour choice for alternate kits.

	== History ==		== History ==
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	! scope=col\|[[King's Shield]]		! scope=col\|[[King's Shield]]
	\|style="background-color:gold"\|'''11'''		\|style="background-color:gold"\|'''12'''
	\|align="left"\|3, 4, 11, 20, 30, 32, 40, 46, 47, 49, 56		\|align="left"\|3, 4, 11, 20, 30, 32, 40, 46, 47, 49, 56, 57
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	! scope=col\|[[Canalave Crown]]		! scope=col\|[[Canalave Crown]]
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	{{Fs start}}		{{Fs start}}
	{{Fs player\|no=1 \|nat=CMT\|pos=GK\|name=Jacob Descombes}}		{{Fs player\|no=1 \|nat=CMT\|pos=GK\|name=Jacob Descombes}}
	{{Fs player\|no=2 \|nat=~~NPH~~\|pos=RB\|name=~~Jens Vauxton~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=2 \|nat=VLD\|pos=RB\|name=Darío Ramírez}}
	{{Fs player\|no=3 \|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=Sergio Rivas}}		{{Fs player\|no=3 \|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=Sergio Rivas}}
	{{Fs player\|no=4 \|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=Gabriel Andrade}}		{{Fs player\|no=4 \|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=Gabriel Andrade}}
	{{Fs player\|no=5 \|nat=VLD\|pos=LB\|name=Iván Coronel}}		{{Fs player\|no=5 \|nat=VLD\|pos=LB\|name=Iván Coronel}}
	{{Fs player\|no=6 \|nat=VLD\|pos=RM\|name=~~Lucas Bonilla\|other=captain~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=6 \|nat=VLD\|pos=RM\|name=Darwin Nelson}}
	{{Fs player\|no=7 \|nat=VLD\|pos=CM\|name=Pablo Abreu}}		{{Fs player\|no=7 \|nat=VLD\|pos=CM\|name=Pablo Abreu}}
	{{Fs player\|no=8 \|nat=KOR\|pos=LM\|name=Nanko Wormstal}}		{{Fs player\|no=8 \|nat=KOR\|pos=LM\|name=Nanko Wormstal}}
	{{Fs player\|no=9 \|nat=~~EFL~~\|pos=FW\|name=~~Izzat Patton~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=9 \|nat=VLD\|pos=AM\|name=Marcelo Zamudio}}
	{{Fs player\|no=10\|nat=Huayramarca\|pos=FW\|name=Bryan Tello}}		{{Fs player\|no=10\|nat=Huayramarca\|pos=FW\|name=Bryan Tello}}
	{{Fs player\|no=11\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=Danilo Riveros}}		{{Fs player\|no=11\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=Danilo Riveros\|other=captain}}
	{{Fs player\|no=12\|nat=VLD\|pos=GK\|name=Ariel Fraser}}		{{Fs player\|no=12\|nat=VLD\|pos=GK\|name=Ariel Fraser}}
	{{Fs player\|no=13\|nat=VLD\|pos=RB\|name=~~Darío Ramírez~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=13\|nat=VLD\|pos=RB\|name=Logan Waterman}}
	{{fs mid}}		{{fs mid}}
	{{Fs player\|no=14\|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=~~Michael Neville~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=14\|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=Christopher Torres}}
	{{Fs player\|no=15\|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=Olivier Lowe}}		{{Fs player\|no=15\|nat=VLD\|pos=CB\|name=Olivier Lowe}}
	{{Fs player\|no=16\|nat=VLD\|pos=LB\|name=Damian Lawson}}		{{Fs player\|no=16\|nat=VLD\|pos=LB\|name=Damian Lawson}}
	{{Fs player\|no=17\|nat=VLD\|pos=RM\|name=~~Darwin Nelson~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=17\|nat=VLD\|pos=RM\|name=Geoffrey Guillard}}
	{{Fs player\|no=18\|nat=VLD\|pos=CM\|name=Carlos Peralta}}		{{Fs player\|no=18\|nat=VLD\|pos=CM\|name=Carlos Peralta}}
	{{Fs player\|no=19\|nat=VLD\|pos=LM\|name=Daniel Caballero}}		{{Fs player\|no=19\|nat=VLD\|pos=LM\|name=Daniel Caballero}}
	{{Fs player\|no=20\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=~~Freddy Servín~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=20\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=Román Montero}}
	{{Fs player\|no=21\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=~~Román Montero~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=21\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=Johnny Wilson}}
	{{Fs player\|no=22\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=~~Johnny Wilson~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=22\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=Brenner}}
	{{Fs player\|no=23\|nat=VLD\|pos=GK\|name=William Morales}}		{{Fs player\|no=23\|nat=VLD\|pos=GK\|name=William Morales}}
	{{Fs player\|no=24\|nat=VLD\|pos=AM\|name=~~Marcelo Zamudio~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=24\|nat=VLD\|pos=AM\|name=Camilo Prost}}
	{{Fs player\|no=25\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=~~Brenner~~}}		{{Fs player\|no=25\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=Andrew Solano}}
			{{fs end}}

			=== Out on loan ===
			{{fs start}}
			{{fs player\|no=\|nat=VLD\|pos=FW\|name=Tathan-Antony Berhalter\|other=at [[Perce Town]] until the end of season 70}}
	{{fs end}}		{{fs end}}

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	* {{flagicon\|CAF}} Tom		* {{flagicon\|CAF}} Tom
	* {{flagicon\|Ceni}} Charles Allegro		* {{flagicon\|Ceni}} Charles Allegro
			* {{flagicon\|CMT}} Jacob Descombes
	* {{flagicon\|Cotdelapoms}} Per-Olivier Johansson-Bakvis		* {{flagicon\|Cotdelapoms}} Per-Olivier Johansson-Bakvis
			* {{flagicon\|EFL}} Izzat Patton
	* {{flagicon\|EUR}} Sam Ashtree		* {{flagicon\|EUR}} Sam Ashtree
	{{col-4}}		{{col-4}}
	* {{flagicon\|EUR}} George Davies		* {{flagicon\|EUR}} George Davies
	* {{flagicon\|EUR}} Joel Sutton		* {{flagicon\|EUR}} Joel Sutton
			* {{flagicon\|Huayramarca}} Bryan Tello
	* {{flagicon\|ITB}} Balendin Uzkudun		* {{flagicon\|ITB}} Balendin Uzkudun
			* {{flagicon\|KOR}} Nanko Wormstal
			* {{flagicon\|NPH}} Jens Vauxton
	* {{flagicon\|PIS}} Olivier Kindahl		* {{flagicon\|PIS}} Olivier Kindahl
	* {{flagicon\|PIS}} Timo Skye		* {{flagicon\|PIS}} Timo Skye
			{{col-4}}
	* {{flagicon\|San José Guayabal}} Teitur Vaarisiemi		* {{flagicon\|San José Guayabal}} Teitur Vaarisiemi
	* {{flagicon\|TLI}} Ruben Munro		* {{flagicon\|TLI}} Ruben Munro
	~~{{col-4}}~~
	* {{flagicon\|TYR}} Chase Koit		* {{flagicon\|TYR}} Chase Koit
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Cristian Bogarín		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Cristian Bogarín
			* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Lucas Bonilla
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Brayan Borja		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Brayan Borja
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Jonathan Bosetti		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Jonathan Bosetti
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Alan Bothroyd		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Alan Bothroyd
			{{col-4}}
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Fausto Carrillo		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Fausto Carrillo
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Miguel Flórez		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Miguel Flórez
	~~{{col-4}}~~
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Luis Fuentes		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Luis Fuentes
	* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Thiago Matheus		* {{flagicon\|VLD}} Thiago Matheus

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