Statement Week: Records Fall and the Chase Lines Up

Round 18 was a round of emphatic messages. FC Anderson Park North Sydney kept the unbeaten march rolling with a 4–0 shutout to move onto 50 points, while FC SPIDERS Sydney produced the scoreline of the season with a staggering 28–0 to stay in touch on 41. Behind them, Bacon Boys FC edged a tense 3–2 over Diddillibah FC to tighten their grip on third, and baldwin 3 continued their climb with a 4–1 win.

The scoring charts also jolted: Bradley Cassidy struck twice to reach 27, Pityu Smidt added one to lead on 31, and the SPIDERS’ rout was powered by Dragan Vanis (9) and Gabriel Bizarro (7) goals. With margins this small near the top—and the bottom three staring at danger—there’s no such thing as a “safe” week now.

Kawasaki Regain Control as Aira Slip

FC Kawasaki Tokyo head into the next round back on top after a commanding 12–0 win, taking full advantage of Aira FC’s narrow 1–0 defeat. The margin is just two points, but momentum has clearly shifted at the summit.

Matsumoto Yamaga FC kept their title hopes alive by edging Aira, while 丸男 responded emphatically with a 5–0 statement to stay level on points with Matsumoto. Albirex Niigata also maintained pressure in fifth after another double-digit display.

With Champions Cup and Challenge Cup places on the line — and relegation battles simmering below — every slip now carries heavy consequences.

Brooks breaks 100 as the summit stays split

The title race remains breathless with four rounds left and no room for error.

Just Vale and Blue Pixies continue level on 47 points, their dominance reflected in staggering goal differences. Waitakere United sit just one point back, while Wellington Phoenix remain within striking distance on 43. With Champions Cup and Challenge Cup spots at stake, every slip now carries enormous weight.

The golden boot battle is just as fierce. Patuone Brooks exploded with +12 to reach a remarkable 108 goals. Joaquin Clavijo added +6 (74), while Hohepa Kaka struck +6 (68). At the top, brilliance is no longer optional — it is required.

Title Race Tightens as YooSin Face a Real Test

YooSin 태권도 stayed unbeaten but their 1–1 draw last time out trimmed the margin at the top to just three points, with Yeongjongdo Island still in full pursuit of the Champions Cup place. Behind them, fc olleh and Andong Mackerels are separated by a single point in a tense scrap for second. Swans FC arrive with momentum — Henk Jan Schripsema erupted for 7 goals and now sits on 79 — while Hamit Berkan added 1 to lead the scoring at 105.

Academy Stay in Control, as Dhaka Keep the Pressure On

The Academy tightened their grip at the top with a ruthless 12–0 win, moving to 52 points and keeping their unbeaten season intact. Dhaka Abahani Limited matched the tempo with a 19–0 rout, staying three points back in a title chase that still feels alive.
Behind them, Narayanganj FC and Beanibazar SC remain locked in a tense battle for the final podium places.

Stalemate at the Summit, but the Chase Tightens

The title race took a breath as Yanbian FC and baobeiqiqi fought out a 0–0 draw, keeping the leaders separated by just two points and leaving the Champions Cup ticket very much in play. The big winners behind them were Tongzhou Lions, whose ruthless 12–0 kept them within striking distance of second, while lanxingxing stayed on their heels after a dominant 10–0. Sydney Warriors also edged closer to the top four with a 1–0 as the margins begin to matter.

In the scoring charts, Alen Hrovatic produced a 5-goal burst to move to 53, while Guoping Song struck 4 to join the 41-goal club.

Pune Land a Statement, but Aurangabad Keep the Crown in Sight

The title chase tightened again after a decisive swing at the top: FC Pune City shut down Rangdajied UFC 2–0 to climb into second on 45 points, while Aurangabad F.C. stayed perfect at the summit with a ruthless 20–0 to reach 48. Bengaluru also kept pace in the Champions Cup hunt with another emphatic win, sitting on 44 alongside Rangdajied.

The Golden Boot race heated up too. Udayachal Aggarwal struck 8 times to leap to 75, with Paul Kraemer adding 6 (now 66). Pune’s Saquib Masih nudged to 76, and Bengaluru’s Ihsan Bucak hit 62 after a 4-goal haul.

Area6ten9okini. take firm control after edging title rivals

Leaders open daylight as chase pack reshuffles behind

The championship picture became clearer after a pivotal set of results at the top. Area6ten9okini. edged past closest challengers Tak Tigers in a tense 1–0 encounter, stretching their advantage to eight points with just four matches remaining. The reigning champions now sit on 51 points and have conceded only seven goals all season — a foundation that could yet secure another crown and a return to the Champions Cup.

Deportivo Dekara took full advantage of the Tigers’ slip, claiming an impressive away win to climb into second on 44 points, tightening the race for the Challenge Cup place. Atilico de nezzuri also kept pace with a narrow victory, while Uttaradit Blades delivered one of the round’s most emphatic displays.

In the scoring charts, there was little movement at the summit: Sawarng Onsiri remains on 52, with Panupong Roongmorakot on 46. The margin for error is shrinking fast.

Beland Edge the Summit Clash as Birkirkara Leap into Second

Cittá Beland survived the season’s biggest test with a 2–1 win over Xagħra United, stretching their lead to three points. The door is now open for Birkirkara, who stormed to a 14–0 victory to jump into second and keep the Champions Cup chase alive. In the scoring race, Christopher Weidner sits on 248, while Sean Tedesco Triccas climbed to 70.

Top Three Turn Up the Heat Before Decisive Stretch

The last round delivered emphatic statements across the summit. Dacians White Wolves underlined their title credentials with another composed victory over a direct rival, stretching their lead to five points and keeping the best defence firmly intact. The reigning champions are edging closer to another Champions Cup berth.

Ferencváros kept pace in ruthless fashion, while FC Hermannstadt exploded for ten goals to stay firmly in contention for second. With 56 goals, Hyung Seok Park continues to spearhead the division’s most prolific attack, while Lukas Urban (48) and Dan Tarata (49) ensure the Golden Boot race remains fierce.

Just behind, Straw Hat Pirates and Moldavian Stars refuse to fade, knowing a late surge could still reshape the European spots. As the margins tighten, every fixture now carries the weight of silverware, continental qualification, and survival.

Onesti Edge On, Podgoria Stumble as the Run-In Tightens

The previous matchday subtly shifted the balance at the top. FC 23 Mai Onesti did what leaders must, grinding out a 1–0 win over FC Univ. Craiova to reach 39 points and keep control of their own destiny. Behind them, second-placed Podgoria Murfatlar were rocked 4–2 by Abatorul Slobozia, a result that not only trimmed their cushion but pulled Abatorul firmly into the Champions Cup conversation. AFC Atletico Mangalia, last season’s champions, also flexed their pedigree with a composed 3–0 victory, while Navigator continued their revival with a 2–0 win away at VITEZISTII4S™.

The scoring charts underline how fine the margins are becoming. Nicu Dumitru leads the Golden Boot race on 27, but VITEZISTII’s Suphi Ozupek remains within striking distance on 24. Onesti’s title push is built on collective punch: Tadeusz Osowski and Jean Mindeac both sit on 11, while Branko Milic adds depth with eight. Abatorul’s momentum is fuelled by Krzysztof Domrzalowski (10) and Alexandru Pirvu (9), a pairing that suddenly looks decisive.

Now comes a defining confrontation near the summit as Onesti travel to Abatorul with the title and European qualification lines tightening. Podgoria, meanwhile, cannot afford another slip with Mangalia and VITEZISTII poised to pounce. At the bottom, East Strike and Universitatea Cluj remain locked in a tense fight to avoid the drop, where every point feels like survival.

Leaders Respond, Chasers Relent: The Race Tightens Again

The latest round restored order at the summit — but only just. Atletico De Madrid reacted to their previous stumble with a controlled 3–1 victory, moving to 39 points and preserving a slender two-point cushion. Their attacking spearhead Gus Oakley now sits on 11 goals, continuing to define the title charge.

Behind them, last season’s champions Gravediggers remain firmly in pursuit on 37 points. Another disciplined performance kept their momentum alive, with Jarvis Harman leading the Golden Boot standings on a remarkable 13 goals. Phantom Force FC also refused to blink, climbing to 36 points after a composed win that underlined their credentials as genuine contenders.

Further down, Beringen United Mightyred bounced back strongly to reach 33 points, while crystal palace f.c suffered a narrow setback that slightly dents their push for the Champions Cup places. The top five are separated by just six points — a margin that keeps both European qualification spots very much in play.

With only a handful of rounds remaining, every fixture now carries amplified consequences. The leaders cannot afford complacency, the chasers sense vulnerability, and the relegation battle continues to simmer beneath. The upcoming round promises more shifts in a table that refuses to settle.

Stalemate at the Summit After Epic Draw

The heavyweight clash ended 2–2, leaving Oldboys United and Football club Valur locked on 50 points with four matches left. Neither giant blinked, and the title—along with Champions Cup qualification—remains finely poised. Arnor Ingi Davidsson now leads the scoring charts on 78, as the run-in begins with no margin for error.

Dubs4sam Dent Leaders as Title Race Tightens Further

Round 18 delivered another twist at the summit. Irish Villa Mob slipped to a narrow defeat, allowing both fast n fit and Hibernia to close in. Just one point now separates the top two, with third only two points off the pace. With Champions Cup and Challenge Cup places at stake — and the bottom three staring at relegation — the margin for error has vanished.

Red Forest strengthened their push for the International spots with an emphatic win, while SportingHaroldsCross and dubs4sam boosted their survival bids. At the foot, the pressure continues to mount on the newly promoted sides, though there is still time for a late surge.

Golden Boot Duel Intensifies

The scoring charts are equally dramatic. Joaquin Segura added one to reach 15, matched by Philipp Lieuwen on 15. Alin Armeanu struck two to surge onto 14, firmly inserting himself into the race.

The upcoming fixtures now carry enormous weight: the leaders must respond immediately, while the chasing pair sense vulnerability. Every result could reshape the podium.

Tight Wins and Big Statements Set Up a Defining Weekend

Round 18 mixed knife-edge nerve with emphatic messages. Dundonald Bluebell edged it 1–0 to stretch clear at the summit on 47 points, while Huntly FC kept the chase alive with a 3–1 victory. Behind them, Bingolspor FC and Macduff Lions both delivered clean, ruthless performances, and Fife Funk FC held Wallace Army F.C to a draw that keeps the race for second simmering.

The scoring charts also shifted: Guiomar Mathesanz added one to lead on 36, but the loudest surge came from Edmund Zwierko with three in one round to rocket up to 14. Tiberiu Gheban also struck three as Bingolspor piled on the pressure.

Now the stakes sharpen: a Champions Cup place for first, a Challenge Cup ticket for second, and a relegation scrap that’s closing around Hibernian F.C. with only four rounds left.

Superliga – Round 19

We are entering a stage of the championship where every point carries enormous weight. The table is slowly taking shape, but there is still plenty of room for movement. Pressure is rising, and mistakes are paid for dearly.

Arsenal RK – FK Anđelija
Arsenal RK want to remain in the race for the very top and simply must win matches like this. FK Anđelija can be tricky, especially when playing without result-based pressure.
Key factor: tempo control and clinical finishing.

FK Hajduk Sydney 06' – Belgrade City
Without a doubt the derby of the round.
Belgrade City defend their place at the top, while Hajduk seek stability and a return to proper rhythm. These are the matches that can reshape a season.
Key factor: defensive discipline and solidity.

Kasovac Maratonci – FC Lazies
Kasovac Maratonci enter as favourites, but Lazies are the type of team that can punish complacency. A potential trap fixture.
Key factor: focus and approach from the first minute.

FK Lokomotiva United – FK Radnik Bijeljina
Lokomotiva aim to stay near the top, while Radnik are chasing points for a calmer run-in. On paper it’s one thing—on the pitch often another.
Key factor: patience of the favourites vs. the underdog’s fighting spirit.

Heroes – F.C. Mali Supermeni
A direct clash between teams from the lower end of the table.
These matches carry special pressure—points are worth more than usual. One small detail could decide everything.
Key factor: mental strength and defensive mistakes.

Mocni Veprovi – FC Kordun
Veprovi are chasing the upper half, while Kordun seek survival points. A tough and physically demanding encounter is expected.
Key factor: duels and defensive discipline.

Round Summary

✓ A derby at the top
✓ Potential traps for the favourites
✓ Survival battles
We are entering the phase of the season where form, squad depth and nerves decide more than ever.

Superliga – 19. kolo

Ulazimo u fazu prvenstva gde svaki bod ima ogromnu težinu. Tabela se polako kristališe, ali prostora za pomeranja i dalje ima mnogo. Pritisak raste, greške se skupo plaćaju.

Arsenal RK – FK Anđelija
Arsenal RK želi ostati u trci za sam vrh i ovakve utakmice jednostavno mora dobijati. FK Anđelija ume biti neugodna, posebno kada nema rezultatski pritisak.
Ključ meča: kontrola tempa i realizacija šansi.

FK Hajduk Sydney 06' – Belgrade City
Bez dileme derbi kola.
Belgrade City brani lidersku poziciju, dok Hajduk traži stabilnost i povratak u pravi ritam. Ovo su mečevi koji menjaju tok sezone.
Ključ meča: disciplina i čvrstina u odbrani.

Kasovac Maratonci – FC Lazies
Kasovac Maratonci u meč ulaze kao favorit, ali Laziesi su tip ekipe koja zna kazniti opuštanje. Potencijalna zamka kola.
Ključ meča: pristup i fokus od prvog minuta.

FK Lokomotiva United – FK Radnik Bijeljina
Lokomotiva želi ostati u vrhu, Radnik traži bodove za mirniji nastavak sezone. Papir jedno, teren često drugo.
Ključ meča: strpljenje favorita vs. borbenost autsajdera.

Heroes – F.C. Mali Supermeni
Direktan duel timova iz donjeg dela tabele.
Ovakvi mečevi nose poseban pritisak – bodovi vrede više nego inače. Jedan detalj može odlučiti sve.
Ključ meča: mentalna stabilnost i greške u odbrani.

Moćni Veprovi – FC Kordun
Veprovi žele priključak ka gornjem delu tabele, Kordun traži bodove spasa. Tvrda i fizički zahtevna utakmica se očekuje.
Ključ meča: duel igra i defanzivna disciplina.

Zaključak kola

✓ Derbi na vrhu
✓ Potencijalne zamke za favorite
✓ Borbe za opstanak
Ulazimo u deo prvenstva gde forma, širina kadra i nervi odlučuju više nego ikada.

Five-Goal Statements Light Up the Title Race

Round 18 delivered the kind of week that reshapes a run-in: Olimpija FC hit five without reply, NO MA´AM also struck five, and SV Austria 1933 piled on four. The table reflects it — Olimpija sit on 43 points, with Maribor FC on 37 and NO MA´AM on 35, while Kapfenberg SV and Wolfsberger remain within touch of the Challenge Cup chase.

The scorers’ race stayed just as loud. From the updated list, Wittaya Poan added 2 (now 29), Lorenz Tschenet exploded for 3 (now 23), and Nazareno Campos posted 2 (up to 18). Igor De Alencar also struck 2, while Werner Marten Amiel and Raymond Mabaso chipped in 1 apiece.

With the top two earning continental tickets and the bottom three facing relegation, this weekend’s headliners feel like six-pointers in two directions.

Round 18 Shook the Pack: Sarajevo Surge, Peacocks Stumble

The last set of results nudged the title race into sharper focus. PARTIZAN FK banked a hard-earned point and remain top on 37, but the chasing group sensed opportunity as FC Peacocks almighty were clipped 2–1 by Borac 1926. That slip leaves Peacocks on 32, with BH Dragons now only a point behind after a 2–2 draw that still kept their momentum ticking over. The headline, though, came from FK Sarajevo 1946: a thumping 4–1 win lifted them to 30 and right into the conversation for the European spots.

With Champions Cup football reserved for the champions and the Challenge Cup for second, the table is suddenly a squeeze: one good week can turn fourth into second. Sarajevo’s rise also adds pressure to Borac (28) and FK Ljiljan (27), both still in touch but with no margin for off-days.

What to Watch Next

The relegation picture is just as tense. Dinny and FK Sloboda Tuzla sit level on 17, while Carolina (18) and F.C. Imperial (19) hover just above — exactly the kind of cluster where a single win can buy breathing room. Up front, Zdeslav Pavelic is setting the pace with 14 goals, while Malpica (8) and PARTIZAN’s pair Roedal/Veslica (8) keep the pressure on heading into a pivotal weekend.

Leaders March On as the Chasers Trade Blows

Val remain flawless, but the race for Challenge Cup intensifies

Val United extended their perfect run with another emphatic win, keeping a firm grip on the Champions Cup spot. Lazio_1900 answered in style, while CSKA Sofia exploded for 17 goals to stay in the hunt for second. Gunnar Larsen struck 7 last round to climb to 53, and Victor Stavrev added 5 to reach 40. With continental places and relegation looming, every fixture now carries extra weight.

Hunyadi and SKA Unleash Goal Storms as the Gap Holds

The leaders showed no mercy. Hunyadi János swept aside Gulya with a 12–0 display to reach 48 points, keeping a firm five-point cushion over Szeged, who answered with a disciplined 2–0 win against Football club Pécs. Meanwhile, Football Club SKA-Khabarovsk produced the loudest statement of all, a staggering 30–0 triumph that strengthens their grip on third and keeps pressure on the Champions Cup race.

Up front, the Golden Boot battle is electric. Ricardo Cabaca added +2 to lead on 45, but Andrei Samopalnikov exploded with +14 to surge to 44. With continental spots and relegation lines tightening, the upcoming fixtures carry real consequence at both ends of the table.

Forest’s One-Goal Habit Keeps the Pressure on a Relentless Alliance

The title run-in tightened again as For The Alliance backed up their recent fireworks with a controlled 1–0 win, moving the reigning champions to 38 points and keeping their defensive record spotless at 12 conceded. Yet the biggest shift came just behind them: Nottingham Forest FC continued their minimalist march with another 1–0, climbing to 36 and turning the chase into a two-point gap. It’s become a familiar pattern — Forest have scored just 22 all season, but with only 10 conceded they’re built for late-season pressure.

Further down, O.F.K. Ostrog delivered the round’s most meaningful swing, beating Grobari Berane 3–1 to jump to 30 points and drag last week’s closest pursuers down to third on 34. That result reshapes the conversation for the Challenge Cup spot, with the top four now separated by just eight points.

Key threads for the weekend ahead

• Hakim Sabic added 1 goal last round and now shares the golden-boot lead on 14, matching Michal Majewski (14).
• FC Mornar Bar and STORMWIND both sit in striking distance of fourth, making the mid-table a live battleground.
• At the bottom, the gap to safety remains bridgeable — but with the bottom three facing relegation, every point is starting to feel double-weighted.

With champions and challengers both winning tight, the next set of games looks primed for a single moment to flip the script.

Dortmund’s 18-Goal Statement Rewrites the Title Race

A Shockwave at the Top

Round 18 didn’t just shuffle the table — it rattled it. Borussia Dortmund produced a jaw-dropping 18–0 rout that dragged them to 34 points and turned the championship picture into a two-horse sprint. Grosuplje Dreamteam still lead on 36, but their cushion took a hit after a 3–1 defeat that reminded everyone the pace at the top is unforgiving.

Chasing Europe, Watching the Drop

Behind them, Manchester United FC kept the Challenge Cup push steady with a win to reach 31, while Alkosi i drogeraši (28) remain close enough to make second place a genuine target rather than a dream. Further down, the relegation fight is tightening: Inter Miami CF and FC Podgurje sit on 19, with Grosuplje FC and F.C.Barcelona. both on 21 — margins that can vanish in a single afternoon.

Golden Boot: A New Front-Runner

The scoring charts now have a clear headline: Dortmund’s Jack Stafford has exploded into first on 16 goals, opening daylight over Sas Lap (14) and Milorad Nikolic (13). With Champions Cup and Challenge Cup places on the line — and three relegation slots waiting — the next set of matches feels like a season-definer.

Round 18 flipped the script as Bijou stunned Betekom and Goldstar exploded

The title race took a sharp turn last weekend. hammertime were held to a draw, but still nudged their lead to three points as SC Betekom were ambushed by Fc Bijou. The other headline came from FC Goldstar, who finally paired their steady season with a statement performance, ripping in four to climb within four of the summit. Behind them, Sasboys kept their pursuit alive with another win, while Club Internationale quietly banked a clean-sheet victory that keeps the European conversation crowded.

Fine margins at the top — and a scorer’s race heating up

With Champions Cup and Challenge Cup places at stake, the next set of games feels like a hinge point. hammertime’s draw means they can’t afford a second straight stumble with Goldstar and Sasboys now sensing momentum. Betekom, meanwhile, need an instant response before the chasing pack turns the battle for second into a squeeze.

Up front, the numbers keep rising. Jean Rene Lebrun struck 1 to reach 20, while Tuncel Gokcin hit 2 in Goldstar’s rout to move to 7. Vikentije Ljuna added 1 (now 11), and Stenio Torrens also scored 1 to get to 11. With Jonathan Simon blanked but still on 17, the Golden Boot may hinge on which contender blinks first.

Late Drama at the Top as Galacticos Stumble and Porto Close In

Round 18 tightened the title race and reignited the fight for Europe

The leaders blinked — but did not fall. Galacticos C.P. were held to a 3–3 draw in a breathless encounter, moving to 35 points and leaving the door ajar. Antero Maximo struck two more to surge to 18 goals, yet defensive frailties saw a comfortable margin trimmed to just two points.

Futebol Clube do Porto sensed opportunity and delivered. A composed 2–0 victory lifted them to 33, powered by Tayfun Erdogdu, who scored two to reach 11 for the campaign. With Porto’s attack sharpening at the right time, the Champions Cup place is very much within reach.

The battle for third is even fiercer. Sá FC stayed in the podium spot after that six-goal thriller, with Matej Volko also adding two to climb to 11. Vale Pisão slipped slightly after defeat, while Sumolix Stars and last season’s champions Grupo Desportivo de Sá both remain close enough to threaten the Challenge Cup position.

At the bottom, margins are narrowing and every point is survival currency. With four rounds left and European qualification — plus relegation — hanging in the balance, the upcoming fixtures feel less like routine league matches and more like defining moments.

Big Scores, Bigger Statements as the Leaders Refuse to Blink

Norrlandsfotboll FC Hit 50 Points, Swedish Academy Keep the Heat On

Norrlandsfotboll FC turned last round into a declaration, piling on another huge win to stay unbeaten and move onto 50 points. Behind them, Swedish Academy survived a thriller to reach 46, ensuring the Champions Cup chase remains a live wire.

The headline numbers came with headline names. Kleuber Araujo struck 4 times in Norrlandsfotboll’s rout, while Manfred Borjesson added 7 and Mikael Gunnarsson chipped in with 3. Bałtyk Gdynia also tightened their grip on third, powered by Luke Cox (2) and Aristedes Lembessis (1).

Now the focus shifts to the next tests: Norrlandsfotboll against Eneby BK, Swedish Academy facing Slovenia Dreamteam, and Bałtyk meeting Rutger Boll Klubb — fixtures that could define both Europe and the relegation fight.

Leaders Pull Clear as Appenzell Hit Six and the Chase Line Shifts Again

Round 18 sharpened the title picture. FC Albisrieden were ruthless in a 4–0 statement that lifts them to 40 points, while Fc Black Panther kept pace with a narrow win to sit on 36. The biggest mover, though, was FC Appenzell: a six-goal burst pushed the promoted side up to third on 32, nudging The steelheads (31) and HyperVibes (30) into a tighter scrap for the remaining continental places.

What to watch next

The immediate pressure is clear: Albisrieden’s cushion is small enough that any slip invites the chase for the Champions Cup ticket, while second is suddenly crowded with Appenzell and the steelheads in striking distance of the Challenge Cup slot. In the scoring race, Jason Walter struck two (now 22) and Wolfgang Dahnke added two (15) to power the leaders, while Darko Alanovic exploded for four in Appenzell’s rout (up to 17). At the bottom, AC TORINO and FC KOFA remain in the relegation fight, and every mid-table meeting now carries real consequences.

Stalemates at the Summit Keep the Title Door Wide Open

Round 18 hit the brakes on the headline race. The top three all dropped points — RC Kouba were held 0–0 by last season’s champions USM.GAZA, while alger united and Banu Zayan FC cancelled each other out 1–1. With the gap now just two points from first to second and four down to third, the run-in is shaping up as a week-to-week referendum on composure.

That tension spills into the chasing pack, too. Kahla & Hamra took care of business with a 2–0 win and sit on 30 points, close enough to dream of the Challenge Cup place if the leaders blink again. Further down, FC Green Gunners finally found daylight with a 2–1 victory, but they remain in the bottom three — a reminder that every point now carries relegation weight.

Scorers to watch

The golden-boot battle stays fierce: Jacek Filipiak moved to 17 with one added, Musa Tumer also struck once to reach 14, and Seghir Haliche climbed to 9. With Champions Cup and Challenge Cup places on the line, expect the next round to be decided by the sharpest finishers — and the steadiest nerves.

Royal Pari Land a Statement Win as the Chase Tightens

A six-pointer at the summit went emphatically to Royal Pari, whose 3–0 victory opened a three-point cushion and strengthened their grip on the Champions Cup lane. With Ciclón and Blooming now level on 48, the Challenge Cup spot is suddenly a scrap, especially after Blooming’s 10–0 surge kept their attack humming. Bolívar edged another win to stay fourth. In the golden boot race, the leaders stood still this round, but Kaleb Moelgaard added 3 to climb to 18.

Leaders Extend, Hyndman Explodes as the Race Heats Up

Round 18 strengthened North Mississauga SC’s grip on first place as they powered to another emphatic victory, stretching the gap to four points. The Lads responded with a composed win over a direct rival to stay firmly in the Champions Cup hunt, while Football club de Taher kept their late push alive with a controlled 3–0 result.

The most eye-catching surge came from Étoile Bordjienne, who dismantled their opponents 23–0 and reignited the fight for third. Alec Hyndman was unstoppable, adding 8 goals to rocket from 26 to 34, now just one behind co-leaders Ventzislav Kalchev and Jordan Belleau on 35. With continental spots and relegation places edging toward resolution, the next round carries real consequence across the table.

Leaders Hold Firm as Contenders Trade Blows

The summit remains steady after a pivotal set of results. Assisi Lagos Nueva Galicia claimed a composed 2–1 away win to move to 48 points, preserving their unbeaten campaign and keeping a five-point cushion intact. Behind them, Panteras Negras UAM stumbled in a narrow defeat, allowing the gap to widen at a crucial stage.

C.D. Guadalajara were halted in a high-scoring setback, while C. D. Jorge Campos produced a statement victory over second place, reminding the league of last season’s champions’ pedigree. Fc MEWA and Ocelotes del Sur both delivered emphatic wins to stay firmly in the hunt for continental places.

With four rounds remaining and Champions Cup and Challenge Cup spots on the line, the margin for error is shrinking. The title pace is relentless—any slip now could define the season.

Statement Wins Sharpen the Title Race as Seher and Cosmos Pull Clear

After a round of momentum swings, the margins are thinner than ever — and the stakes now stretch from continental tickets to relegation trouble.

The last set of matches finally loosened the logjam. FC Seher Bosna backed up their lead with a controlled win to reach 33 points, while NY Cosmos delivered the most clinical result of the week to move to 32 and keep the pressure firmly on first place. Just behind, SC Real Madrid stayed in the Champions Cup conversation with another tight victory, and Telluride Smugglers suddenly find themselves looking over their shoulder rather than up the table.

The chasing pack also sent a warning. New Jersey Stars exploded for three away goals to climb into the mix on 28, and TeamScout posted a four-goal outing that hints at a late-season surge from mid-table. Down the bottom, points are becoming oxygen — with the relegation line unforgiving and margins for error shrinking fast.

Now the next matchday carries real consequence: first place earns a Champions Cup berth, second takes the Challenge Cup, and every dropped point can be felt at both ends of the standings.

Golden Boot watch: Spass Bojichkov leads on 17 after a two-goal jump, with Mohamed Raouf Taffat on 12 and Shea Grimshaw on 11 keeping the race alive.