Nippon Unofficial Championship

The idea of unofficial championship comes from RSSSF Unofficial World Championship for football and the Hattrick Unofficial Clubteams World Championship Federation. The first championship match was the first match played between two Nippon human controlled teams. All of the official Hattrick matches (league, cup or friendly) between the title holder and another Nippon team (including bots) are considered Nippon Unofficial Championship matches. The winner of the match is the new Unofficial Champion. If the match ends in a draw the title stays where it was. Extra time and penalty shots are counted when a cup match decides the championship.

Top-10 Longest Reigning Teams

#	Team	Days as a champion	Last day as a champion
1	Shirayuri Sky	265	04.01.2006
2	vino rosso	18	15.02.2006
3	Shikoku	11	23.01.2002
4	Sunrise2	10	13.02.2002
5	Tire Kickers	8	01.06.2005
6	Woody Hardcore	6	18.01.2006
7	Kyoto Tigers	4	14.07.2004
8	Osaka	2	30.01.2002
8	Kansai	2	10.02.2002
8	Gome	2	14.09.2003
8	Kawasaki Tigers	2	01.08.2004

Top-10 Longest Reigns

#	Team	Days as a champion	Last day as a champion
1	Shirayuri Sky	118	10.09.2003
2	Shirayuri Sky	58	04.07.2004
3	Shirayuri Sky	56	17.04.2005
4	Shirayuri Sky	31	20.11.2005
5	Shikoku	11	27.01.2002
6	Sunrise2	9	18.11.2001
6	vino rosso	9	26.02.2006
8	vino rosso	8	03.07.2005
9	Tire Kickers	7	05.06.2005
10	Kyoto Tigers	4	18.07.2004
10	Woody Hardcore	4	22.01.2006

Matches

01.03.2006 (Cup): JubiloIwata - Tire Kickers (next NUC game)
26.02.2006 (League): vino rosso - Tire Kickers 0 - 1
19.02.2006 (League): Tire Kickers - vino rosso 0 - 1
15.02.2006 (Cup): Grampus Eight - vino rosso 1 - 2
12.02.2006 (League): vino rosso - Matsudo 1 - 0
08.02.2006 (Cup): otakus - vino rosso 0 - 2
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17.10.2001 (Friendly): Shirayuri Sky - Sunrise2 2 - 5