Gameweek 10 saw both Premier leaders lose and Jurysout’s unbeaten run come to an end, as the title races across the Swengland matchleagues tightened up.

Gameweek 9 delivered plenty of excitement across the Reality Matchleague, SuperEtten Cup, and Arnold Bolt Trophy. TheKudosTouch reclaimed top spot in the league, while Gothatters stunned Real Ale Rovers in one of the week’s biggest cup upsets.

Matchweek 7 brought drama across all four divisions as St Ives Seagulls and Tastur Bondai Barca stayed level in the Premier, JurysOut made it seven straight in Division 1, and Speckled Jims climbed top of Division 2. TheKudostouch held firm in the Reality League, while new dad David Humphries took Manager of the Week with 97 points for Moaty’s Maniacs. Plus, we have both the SuperEtten Cup and Arnold Bolt Cup second-round draws.

Matchweek 6 brought drama across the Swengland Matchleagues as unbeaten runs ended, surprise results shook up the tables, and new leaders emerged. St Ives Seagulls reclaimed top spot in the Premier, JurysOut stayed perfect in Division 1, and TheKudosTouch hit the summit in Reality Matchleague.

In the Premier, Tastur Bondai Barca extended their unbeaten run, while Victorious Secret and COYS FC shared the points in a dramatic 67–67 draw. Division 1 saw Chacarita rack up 90 points, the week’s biggest tally, with JurysOut and Commitments still unbeaten. Whalley Range FC lead Division 2 after a fifth straight win, as GAIS took control of the Reality Matchleague. Manager of the Week went to Mariela Rea Öberg, whose Chacarita side finished 14 clear of the nearest challeng

Matchweek 4 saw drama across all divisions as Tastur Bondai Barca stayed perfect in the Premier, JurysOut and Commitments kept pace in Division 1, Whalley Range FC led the way in Division 2, and TheKudostouch joined Pukki Bowl FC and GAIS at the top of the Reality League. Cup qualifiers added more thrills, with Gremlins, Victorious Secret, and Atleterna among those progressing.

Matchweek 3 brought action across all divisions with Tastur Bondai Barca and St Ives Seagulls keeping perfect records in the Premier, JurysOut and Commitments leading the way in Division 1, and Glory Glory and Whalley Range FC unbeaten in Division 2. The Reality League produced drama on and off the pitch with two scores adjusted for illegal transfers. Plus, we introduce the brand new SuperEtten Cup, which kicks off alongside the Arnold Bolt this Saturday.

The first international break is over and Swengland returned with drama across all divisions. The Humphries brothers’ clash lit up the Premier, unbeaten sides set the pace in Division 1 and Division 2, while Kudus To You and GAIS lead the Reality League.

The first matches of the new Swengland season saw champions, promoted sides and newcomers all in action, with early results beginning to shape the tables across the leagues.

We’re back for another action-packed Fantasy Football season. Swengland HQ has hopped over the border to Scotland, the leagues are streamlined into three divisions, and a new Matchleague 1 cup joins the Arnold Bolt. Manager of the Week is Arvid with 75 points for PUKKI BOWL FC, while Josh Deacon takes the wooden spoon with 27 for JDeacon7.

Tastur Bondai Barca edged out rivals on the final day to lift the Premier League trophy, while Georgies Boys and Makrillarna sealed promotion in nail-biting playoff deciders. With goals, shocks, and last-gasp escapes, the AllSwengland season ended in spectacular fashion.

It was all drama in the Bror Lefin Cup Final as underdogs Real Ale Rovers edged out my Victorious Secret side 43–42. Viv Stephenson’s team, from a lower masterleague, pulled off the shock despite not using any chips—and even left Mo Salah on the bench! After tense knockout wins for both sides, it all came down to a single point in the final. A brutal ending for me, but full credit to Viv for a gutsy and unforgettable win.

Dzeko & The Bunnymen take top spot in the Matchleague Premier with one round to go, edging COYS FC as Tastur Bondai Barca slip up. Calzio suffer a surprise defeat in Division 1, but the promotion race is wide open after top teams are ruled ineligible. Shadwell Town RL are crowned Reality League champions despite defeat, while IFHarltonham Absolut finish bottom. Manager of the Week goes to Lorna after Laljiland FC top AllSwengland with 77 points.

Matchleague Week 24 saw Tastur Bondai Barca maintain their slim lead atop the Premier, Calzio crowned Division 1 champions, and Team Georgies Boys cruise into the Division 2 playoff final. Shadwell Town RL stumbled in Reality League, but remain favourites, while Scaley earned Manager of the Week with IFK Harltonham’s standout performance.

Both semi-finals followed the script—favourites through—but there was no shortage of drama. Real Ale Rovers saw off Unbeatables RL 67–59 to end the Reality League team's cup hopes, while Victorious Secret edged a nail-biter against GloryGlory 80–78, sealed in the final fixture of the gameweek. The stage is now set for a Gameweek 37 showdown.

The Matchleague title races are reaching boiling point. Tastur Bondai Barca and Dzeko & The Bunnymen have broken clear in the Premier, while Calzio are closing in on the Division 1 crown. In the Reality League, Shadwell Town RL remain firmly in control after a seventh straight win. Elsewhere, points are tight at both ends of the tables, with relegation battles and mid-table shuffles keeping things lively across all leagues.

Tastur Bondai Barca reclaim top spot in the Matchleague Premier with a big win over Forever QPR, as COYS FC moved into third. In Division 1, Calzio lost but still hold a five-point lead, while the playoff race remains tight. Division 2 and 3 semi-finals kicked off with first-leg wins for Team Georgies Boys, Whalley Range FC, Makrillarna and Bongo Fury. In the Reality League, Shadwell Town RL continued their unbeaten run to stay firmly in control.

Drama across every division as title races go down to the wire, playoff places are confirmed, and relegation battles intensify. Tastur Bondai Barca close the gap in the Premier, Eze Does It seal the Division 2 title, Hoofball cling on in Division 3, and Shadwell Town RL continue their charge in the Reality Matchleague — despite points penalty.

Bror Lefin Trophy quarter-finals: Glory Glory stun Unbeatables, Real Ale Rovers edge thriller, underdogs Unbeatables RL march on!

Fossil Park East lift the Arnold Bolt Trophy as Shadwell Town RL go top in the Reality Matchleague after a dramatic gameweek.