Saltsteadish Royal Cup - Revision history

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	\|country = [[Saltstead]]		\|country = [[Saltstead]]
	\|teams = {{ublist\|48 (qualification)\|64 (competition proper)}}		\|teams = {{ublist\|48 (qualification)\|64 (competition proper)}}
	\|champions = ~~Zalken 2010~~ (1st title)		\|champions = AFC Såumshagen (1st title)
	\|season = [[SFL season 9\|SFL 9]]		\|season = [[SFL season 10\|SFL 10]]
	\|most successful club =		\|most successful club =
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	The '''Saltsteadish Football Royal Cup''' ([[Saltsteadish language\|Saltsteadish]]: ''Såutsteidisħ Footballs Königsbecker''; [[w:International Phonetic Alphabet\|/ˈkøːnəgzˌbekɐ/]]) is an annual knockout competition involving [[Saltstead]]ish {{wp\|association football}} clubs. Participation in the competition is open to all professional clubs affiliated to the [[Royal Saltsteadish Football Association]], which organises the competition.		The '''Saltsteadish Football Royal Cup''' ([[Saltsteadish language\|Saltsteadish]]: ''Såutsteidisħ Footballs Königsbecker''; [[w:International Phonetic Alphabet\|/ˈkøːnəgzˌbekɐ/]]) is an annual knockout competition involving [[Saltstead]]ish {{wp\|association football}} clubs. Participation in the competition is open to all professional clubs affiliated to the [[Royal Saltsteadish Football Association]], which organises the competition.

	~~Zalken 2010~~ are the current champions, defeating ~~Saint George University 3–0~~ in the season 9 final.		AFC Såumshagen are the current champions, defeating Audkirkenclub 2–1 in the season 10 final.

	==Format==		==Format==
	The 36 clubs in the [[Saltsteadish Football League]] qualify for the automatically Royal Cup proper, with the 48 third-tier clubs in playing a two-round competition for the remaining 28 berths. The third-tier clubs are paired against each other to play over [[w:two-legged tie\|two legs]] in the ~~first~~ round, with the winners qualifying for the Royal Cup proper and the eight losing clubs with the best records advancing to the ~~second~~ round. The ~~second~~ round is seeded by ~~preliminary~~ round record, with the higher-ranked club hosting the single-leg match; the winning club in each match qualifies for the competition proper.		The 36 clubs in the [[Saltsteadish Football League]] qualify for the automatically Royal Cup proper, with the 48 third-tier clubs in playing a two-round competition for the remaining 28 berths. The third-tier clubs are paired against each other to play over [[w:two-legged tie\|two legs]] in the qualifying round, with the winners qualifying for the Royal Cup proper and the eight losing clubs with the best records advancing to the playoff round. The playoff round is seeded by qualifying round record, with the higher-ranked club hosting the single-leg match; the winning club in each match qualifies for the competition proper.

	The Royal Cup proper is contested as a {{wp\|single-elimination tournament}}. All ties except the final are held over two legs, with the winner of each fixture advancing to the next round. If a tie is level on aggregate at the end of the second leg, a [[w:Penalty shoot-out (association football)\|penalty shoot-out]] is held to determine the winner ([[w:Overtime (sports)#Association football\|extra time]] is not played). The final takes place at [[King William VII National Park]] in Ashwell on the Saturday after the end of the SFL season and is the only fixture in the competition proper where extra time is played in the event of a draw, followed by a penalty shoot-out if the match remains level.		The Royal Cup proper is contested as a {{wp\|single-elimination tournament}}. All ties except the final are held over two legs, with the winner of each fixture advancing to the next round. If a tie is level on aggregate at the end of the second leg, a [[w:Penalty shoot-out (association football)\|penalty shoot-out]] is held to determine the winner ([[w:Overtime (sports)#Association football\|extra time]] is not played). The final takes place at [[King William VII National Park]] in Ashwell on the Saturday after the end of the SFL season and is the only fixture in the competition proper where extra time is played in the event of a draw, followed by a penalty shoot-out if the match remains level.

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{{Infobox football league
|name = '''Saltsteadish Royal Cup'''
|logo = 
|caption =
|founded =
|country = [[Saltstead]]
|teams = {{ublist|48 (qualification)|64 (competition proper)}}
|champions = Zalken 2010 (1st title)
|season = [[SFL season 9|SFL 9]]
|most successful club =
}}
The '''Saltsteadish Football Royal Cup''' ([[Saltsteadish language|Saltsteadish]]: ''Såutsteidisħ Footballs Königsbecker''; [[w:International Phonetic Alphabet|/ˈkøːnəgzˌbekɐ/]]) is an annual knockout competition involving [[Saltstead]]ish {{wp|association football}} clubs. Participation in the competition is open to all professional clubs affiliated to the [[Royal Saltsteadish Football Association]], which organises the competition.

Zalken 2010 are the current champions, defeating Saint George University 3–0 in the season 9 final.

==Format==
The 36 clubs in the [[Saltsteadish Football League]] qualify for the automatically Royal Cup proper, with the 48 third-tier clubs in playing a two-round competition for the remaining 28 berths. The third-tier clubs are paired against each other to play over [[w:two-legged tie|two legs]] in the first round, with the winners qualifying for the Royal Cup proper and the eight losing clubs with the best records advancing to the second round. The second round is seeded by preliminary round record, with the higher-ranked club hosting the single-leg match; the winning club in each match qualifies for the competition proper.

The Royal Cup proper is contested as a {{wp|single-elimination tournament}}. All ties except the final are held over two legs, with the winner of each fixture advancing to the next round. If a tie is level on aggregate at the end of the second leg, a [[w:Penalty shoot-out (association football)|penalty shoot-out]] is held to determine the winner ([[w:Overtime (sports)#Association football|extra time]] is not played). The final takes place at [[King William VII National Park]] in Ashwell on the Saturday after the end of the SFL season and is the only fixture in the competition proper where extra time is played in the event of a draw, followed by a penalty shoot-out if the match remains level.

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