Torneo de Verano - Revision history

>Valladares at 05:33, 22 July 2022

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	\| domestic cup =		\| domestic cup =
	\| qualifier for =		\| qualifier for =
	\| current champions = [[~~Eterna Stars~~]] (1st title)		\| current champions = [[Marinos Metropolis]] (1st title)
	\| most successful club = {{nowrap\|~~Six~~ teams (1 title each)}}		\| most successful club = {{nowrap\|Seven teams (1 title each)}}
	\| broadcasters = [[GOL]]		\| broadcasters = [[GOL]]
	\| website =		\| website =
	\| current = [[Torneo de Verano 6]]		\| current = [[Torneo de Verano 7]]
	}}		}}
	The '''Torneo de Verano de la Liga Federal de Valladares''' or '''Torneo de Verano''' (''Summer Tournament'') for short is an annual tournament held for [[Valladar Liga-1]] clubs in January and February in the lead up to the start of the Liga-1 season. The competition, which features a group stage and a knockout stage and is usually played at a neutral ground, was devised to give teams that failed to qualify for any [[IFCF]] competition in the previous season a chance to get some preparation ahead of the Liga-1 season, as well as offering fans the opportunity to watch competitive domestic football in the first months of the year.		The '''Torneo de Verano de la Liga Federal de Valladares''' or '''Torneo de Verano''' (''Summer Tournament'') for short is an annual tournament held for [[Valladar Liga-1]] clubs in January and February in the lead up to the start of the Liga-1 season. The competition, which features a group stage and a knockout stage and is usually played at a neutral ground, was devised to give teams that failed to qualify for any [[IFCF]] competition in the previous season a chance to get some preparation ahead of the Liga-1 season, as well as offering fans the opportunity to watch competitive domestic football in the first months of the year.

	The current champions are [[~~Eterna Stars~~]], who defeated [[~~Fontvielle Impact~~]] in the final of the ~~sixth~~ edition of the competition.		The current champions are [[Marinos Metropolis]], who defeated [[Tannenberg FC]] in the final of the seventh edition of the competition.

	==Competition format==		==Competition format==
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	\|align=center\| 1		\|align=center\| 1
	\| 1		\| 1
	\|align=center\| 2		\|align=center\| 3
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Eterna Stars]]		\| [[Eterna Stars]]
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	\|align=center\| —		\|align=center\| —
	\| 3		\| 3
	\|align=center\| 5		\|align=center\| 6
			\|-
			\| [[Marinos Metropolis]]
			\|align=center\| 1
			\|align=center\| —
			\| 7
			\|align=center\| 3
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Club Nacional\|Nacional]]		\| [[Club Nacional\|Nacional]]
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	\|align=center\| —		\|align=center\| —
	\| 2		\| 2
	\|align=center\| 6		\|align=center\| 7
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Slateport Bulls]]		\| [[Slateport Bulls]]
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	\|align=center\| —		\|align=center\| —
	\| 4		\| 4
	\|align=center\| 5		\|align=center\| 6
			\|-
			\| [[Tannenberg FC]]
			\|align=center\| —
			\|align=center\| 2
			\| —
			\|align=center\| 6
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Ajax Carloburgo FC\|Ajax Carloburgo]]		\| [[Ajax Carloburgo FC\|Ajax Carloburgo]]
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	\| —		\| —
	\|align=center\| 2		\|align=center\| 2
	\|-
	~~\| [[Tannenberg FC]]~~
	~~\|align=center\| —~~
	~~\|align=center\| 1~~
	~~\| —~~
	~~\|align=center\| 5~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Valencia FC]]		\| [[Valencia FC]]
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	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
	\|-		\|-
	! Edition (Liga-1 season)		! Edition<br/>(Liga-1 season)
	! Winning team		! Winning team
	! Score		! Score
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	\| 1–0		\| 1–0
	\| [[Fontvielle Impact]]		\| [[Fontvielle Impact]]
			\| Estadio Tricentenario, Valencia
			\| 12
			\|-
			\| [[Torneo de Verano 7\|7]] (66)
			\| [[Marinos Metropolis]] (1)
			\| 2–0
			\| [[Tannenberg FC]]
	\| Estadio Tricentenario, Valencia		\| Estadio Tricentenario, Valencia
	\| 12		\| 12

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	\| current = [[Torneo de Verano 6]]		\| current = [[Torneo de Verano 6]]
	}}		}}
	The '''Torneo de Verano de la Liga Federal de Valladares''' or '''Torneo de Verano''' for short is an annual tournament held for [[Valladar Liga-1]] clubs in January and February in the lead up to the start of the Liga-1 season. The competition, which features a group stage and a knockout stage and is usually played at a neutral ground, was devised to give teams that failed to qualify for any [[IFCF]] competition in the previous season a chance to get some preparation ahead of the Liga-1 season, as well as offering fans the opportunity to watch competitive domestic football in the first months of the year.		The '''Torneo de Verano de la Liga Federal de Valladares''' or '''Torneo de Verano''' (''Summer Tournament'') for short is an annual tournament held for [[Valladar Liga-1]] clubs in January and February in the lead up to the start of the Liga-1 season. The competition, which features a group stage and a knockout stage and is usually played at a neutral ground, was devised to give teams that failed to qualify for any [[IFCF]] competition in the previous season a chance to get some preparation ahead of the Liga-1 season, as well as offering fans the opportunity to watch competitive domestic football in the first months of the year.

	The current champions are [[Eterna Stars]], who defeated [[Fontvielle Impact]] in the final of the sixth edition of the competition.		The current champions are [[Eterna Stars]], who defeated [[Fontvielle Impact]] in the final of the sixth edition of the competition.

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	! Participants		! Participants
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Torneo de Verano 1\|1]] (52)		\| [[Torneo de Verano 1\|1]] (54)
	\| [[AS Bezieres]] (1)		\| [[AS Bezieres]] (1)
	\| ~~2–1~~		\| 3–1
	\| [[Tannenberg FC]]		\| [[Tannenberg FC]]
	\| Estadio Olímpico de la UNV, Caraure		\| Estadio Olímpico de la UNV, Caraure

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	\|-		\|-
	\| [[~~Real Campo Grande~~]]		\| [[Fontvielle Impact]]
	\|align=center\| —		\|align=center\| —
	\|align=center\| 1		\|align=center\| 1
	\| —		\| —
	\|align=center\| 3		\|align=center\| 2
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	\| [[Tannenberg FC]]		\| [[Tannenberg FC]]

>Valladares at 22:10, 12 January 2022

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	The '''Torneo de Verano de la Liga Federal de Valladares''' or '''Torneo de Verano''' for short is an annual tournament held for [[Valladar Liga-1]] clubs in January and February in the lead up to the start of the Liga-1 season. The competition, which features a group stage and a knockout stage and is usually played at a neutral ground, was devised to give teams that failed to qualify for any [[IFCF]] competition in the previous season a chance to get some preparation ahead of the Liga-1 season, as well as offering fans the opportunity to watch competitive domestic football in the first months of the year.		The '''Torneo de Verano de la Liga Federal de Valladares''' or '''Torneo de Verano''' for short is an annual tournament held for [[Valladar Liga-1]] clubs in January and February in the lead up to the start of the Liga-1 season. The competition, which features a group stage and a knockout stage and is usually played at a neutral ground, was devised to give teams that failed to qualify for any [[IFCF]] competition in the previous season a chance to get some preparation ahead of the Liga-1 season, as well as offering fans the opportunity to watch competitive domestic football in the first months of the year.

	The current champions are [[Eterna Stars]], who defeated [[~~Real Campo Grande~~]] in the final of the sixth edition of the competition.		The current champions are [[Eterna Stars]], who defeated [[Fontvielle Impact]] in the final of the sixth edition of the competition.

	==Competition format==		==Competition format==