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Like is it updated? I can still select it at a new game. But I'll save it again with the most recent update just to be sure

Tottenham keep winning the Coronation Cup, so for some variability I'd like to make the semifinals played as a single leg on neutral ground (Hampden, Millennium, Commonwealth Stadium come to mind), but that wouldn't do anything about the semis having the same problem - they're almost always four teams out of Spurs, Brentford, Fulham, Crystal Palace and Celtic. Too London-y. Do we do single-leg quarters and semis, maybe automatically hosted by the "weaker" league (typically in North America or Australia but sometimes Hearts, Aberdeen, Hibs or Rangers)? Do we exclude all 32 FA Cup teams still alive when this is scheduled? That seems too onerous but would really open things up In the meantime, here's a revived Pan-Pacific Championship that plays a similar role from 2025 in giving teams who aren't active in their regional Champions Leagues something to do. Clubs from top countries on the Pacific Rim send teams, with a highly competitive range of leagues ranging from the A-League (99 reputation) to Liga MX (145 rep): DOWNLOAD (backup)

Usually something with the groups. Like, if you've added some groups but forgot to give them specific entries in "individual group settings" or something like that

Doing this now, taking the chance to update the 2024 (and onward) version for the new format (again) - back to two legs in the QFs and SFs. Just need to run a test to the 2024 season and make sure it's working. USL Championship is still throwing up an issue with any new salaries offered being extremely low, trying to find a fix.

They've done that in the new update? I don't see it yet. If they've moved teams around I'll have to do something. If not, I'm not going to update it, this is for the 2023 season and onward from there. Same way SI maintains MLS - rosters are playable from preseason 2023 and where you go from there is up to you

No, it's fantasy but fits in the calendar just fine

Right now when it sets up in mid-Jan 2024, it excludes all active teams in the big 3 tournaments, from a quick look at a future save and the new format, from 2025 onward you might just need to change the UCL "best teams in competition" number from 16 to 24 in the entries for the Welsh, Northern Irish and Gibraltarian teams in the qualifying round, and the Scottish and English teams in the knockouts. Otherwise, looks like the rules should still work (currently excluding the last 24 in EL and ECL, which work in the new formats too)

Also you might have to tweak the way I exclude the active Euro teams from 2025 onward if you make it recurring. Not sure if it's still 16 teams advancing + 8 dropping down from the UCL to the EL (and so on to the ECL) in the new format. This ending after one edition had the convenient side effect of me not worrying about that

And yes it's a one-off, but keep in mind we might have another coronation relatively soon which will draw me back here (hopefully not)

That's cool, maybe for the team entry for NZ teams, take the "get best teams from division" "National League" entry and check the box for no reserve teams. That will keep Phoenix reserves out if it's a yearly thing and they get good enough to claim the spot

OK, I've just finished cleaning it up, it's ready to go now. The English teams (and Celtic) do go far but it's reminiscent of the last time this happened anyway. You'll love that I've thrown Wellington Phoenix into the qualifiers every time, with no continental competition they deserve a shot at this

Sure, just posted a mediafire link, cheers for the interest. Just making a couple of little tweaks so it's not all-English semifinals each time

This is a one-off cup to celebrate King Charles III's accession to the throne of the 15 Commonwealth realms, who (along with various FIFA-affiliated territories) send representatives to this January-to-May 2024 tournament based on domestic cup and league ranking – with teams active in their continental tournaments not invited (so no clashes with Champions Leagues/Cups). Regional qualifying groups are held before a last 16 that includes 8 teams from the United Kingdom and leads up to a final in front of the monarch at Wembley: DOWNLOAD (beta) | backup The cup is meant to promote cross-cultural understanding and recognize His Majesty's coronation, and will only be held once.

Now that's an idea, especially as Scotland splits into that final stage, you could take the top team (or two) out of there and put them in a final stage with the old firm instead. The thing is, moving Rangers and Celtic to the EPL means their European homegrown rules will be for 8 players who came up through England - their current rosters accommodate this but it's a huge pain and setback to any kind of Lisbon Lions-type homegrown planning. That seems hard-coded to their "nation" rather than their "continental cup nation" (which you can change back to Scottish), and "nation" has to be English if they're playing there. I think the Welsh teams might be hard-coded for this. Been brainstorming solutions, like some kind of wider British Premier League, but I don't think you can do much with those United Kingdom/Great Britain nationalities that operate in the background somehow

Just checking if we still need it or if the patch fixed the same issues