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In the first four seasons, there were 8-team qualifying groups, and based on the positions achieved there, the teams continued in the final stage of a group stage with playoff format. In the first season, the qualifying groups were made on the basis of the total TSI, later on the power rating of the teams. | In the first four seasons, there were 8-team qualifying groups, and based on the positions achieved there, the teams continued in the final stage of a group stage with playoff format. In the first season, the qualifying groups were made on the basis of the total TSI, later on the power rating of the teams. | ||
From the fifth season, there are groups of 16 teams, where the bests are promoted to a higher level and the weakests are relegated to a lower level. The first classification was based on the performance of the previous four seasons. New teams join at the lowest level. If a team misses a season, it can return later in the bottom level. | From the fifth season, there are groups of 16 teams, where the bests are promoted to a higher level and the weakests are relegated to a lower level. The first classification was based on the performance of the previous four seasons. New teams can join at the lowest level. If a team misses a season, it can return later in the bottom level. | ||
=''' Winners '''= | =''' Winners '''= | ||
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Rules
The Homegrown Zero Cup is a tournament for teams that have't sign any player since their foundation.
Format
In the first four seasons, there were 8-team qualifying groups, and based on the positions achieved there, the teams continued in the final stage of a group stage with playoff format. In the first season, the qualifying groups were made on the basis of the total TSI, later on the power rating of the teams.
From the fifth season, there are groups of 16 teams, where the bests are promoted to a higher level and the weakests are relegated to a lower level. The first classification was based on the performance of the previous four seasons. New teams can join at the lowest level. If a team misses a season, it can return later in the bottom level.
