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- The correct title of this page is dL.cup. It appears incorrectly here because of technical restrictions.
The dL.cup is a friendly cup organised by de Rechterhand (dR.) a Dutch/Flemish federation. The name dL.cup stands for de Losers cup.
The first edition is currently being played (global season 34).
History
OptimusCrime played in the first edition of the dR.cup and was affraid to get knocked out early, so he decided to start another fed-cup for all team who got knocked out early or had no chance to sign in for the dR.cup. He got a lot of positive respons. Then he managed to survive the groups and came in the knockout-phase. He continued his organisation of the dL.Cup and started the First Edition with 10 participating teams.
First edition
The first edition was played in Global season 34 and was organised by OptimusCrime.
More details can be found here.
Winners
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Second edition
The second edition was played in Global season 35 and was again organised by OptimusCrime.
There was no match for 3th place, so 2 teams were awarded the bronze medal
More details can be found here.
Winners
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