A true Swiss style tournament. After the first draw, the winners of each pair of matches play each other, as do the losers. In each subsequent round, winners and losers are paired respectively until one remains undefeated and the rest are ranked by number and order of wins, as well as head to heads. In this edition, the champion would be 4-0, followed by 3-1 teams, 2-2, 1-3, and the last place would be 0-4. The first round teams are seeded by rank in clusters of four: 1v4, 2v3, 5v8, 6v7, 9v12 , 10v11, 13v16, 14v15.
While it is definitively known that Sel Appa defeated Jeru FC, Kura-Pelland defeated Lovisa, Cafundéu defeated Daehanjeiguk, New Montreal States defeated Qazox, and Sorthern Northland defeated Veitau, the other matches can not be conclusively ascertained due to incomplete records. The first three rounds have been reconstructed by reverse engineering results from subsequent rounds, but this is not possible for matches in the final round.
While it is definitively known that Sel Appa defeated Jeru FC, Kura-Pelland defeated Lovisa, Cafundéu defeated Daehanjeiguk, New Montreal States defeated Qazox, and Sorthern Northland defeated Veitau, the other matches can not be conclusively ascertained due to incomplete records. The first three rounds have been reconstructed by reverse engineering results from subsequent rounds, but this is not possible for matches in the final round. However, it is known that the ranks are either of the pair (ie, 9th and 10th are either 9th and 10th or 10th and 9th).
Sel Appa (1st title)
Jeru FC
Kura-Pelland
Lovisa
New Montreal States
Daehanjeiguk
Cafundéu
Qazox
Sorthern Northland