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The Masters stages showcase the Federation's best teams in a high-stakes knockout format.
The Masters stages showcase the Federation's best teams in a high-stakes knockout format.


== Historic Matches ==
=== Historic Matches ===
 
[[File:Wodkas.png|thumb|right|200px|The Flaming Wodkas FC squad before their inaugural Golden League match.]]
== Historic Matches ==
[[File:Falcons.png|thumb|right|200px|Horus Falcons squad lined up for their historic victory.]]
 
=== The First Golden League Match ===
[[File:Wodkas.png|thumb|right|300px|The Flaming Wodkas FC squad before their inaugural Golden League match.]]
'''Flaming Wodkas FC 1 - 5 Horus Falcons'''   
'''Flaming Wodkas FC 1 - 5 Horus Falcons'''   
'''Date:''' 27th July 2011   
'''Date:''' 27th July 2011   
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'''Venue:''' Raszków Arena (Rain)   
'''Venue:''' Raszków Arena (Rain)   
'''Attendance:''' 1,880 (Terraces: 921, Basic Seats: 344, Seats Under Roof: 564, VIP Seats: 51)   
'''Attendance:''' 1,880 (Terraces: 921, Basic Seats: 344, Seats Under Roof: 564, VIP Seats: 51)   
'''Match Takings (50%):''' 89,552 zł   
'''Match Takings (50%):''' '''89,552 zł'''  


The Golden League began on a rainy evening at Raszków Arena, with a highly anticipated encounter between The Flaming Wodkas FC and Horus Falcons. A resilient crowd of 1,880 endured the harsh weather to witness this historic opening match.
The Golden League began on a rainy evening at Raszków Arena, with a highly anticipated encounter between The Flaming Wodkas FC and Horus Falcons. A resilient crowd of 1,880 endured the harsh weather to witness this historic opening match.
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'''Possession and Impact:'''
'''Possession and Impact:'''
Falcons controlled 59% possession and created eight chances compared to Flaming Wodkas' two. Martin Valdman was the standout performer, while Kresal Anasagasti emerged as Flaming’s best player on a challenging night.
Falcons controlled '''59% possession''' and created '''eight chances''' compared to Flaming Wodkas' two. Martin Valdman was the standout performer, while Kresal Anasagasti emerged as Flaming’s best player on a challenging night.
 
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=== The First Golden League Final ===
[[File:Krosno.png|thumb|right|200px|Krosnianka Karpaty Krosno squad celebrates their Golden League Championship.]]
[[File:Falcons.png|thumb|right|300px|Krosnianka Karpaty Krosno celebrates their first Golden League Championship victory.]]
[[File:VFJ.png|thumb|right|200px|Vi flæsker jer prepares for their Golden League Final appearance.]]
'''Krosnianka Karpaty Krosno 3 - 1 Vi flæsker jer'''   
'''Krosnianka Karpaty Krosno 3 - 1 Vi flæsker jer'''   
'''Date:''' 15th February 2012   
'''Date:''' 15th February 2012   
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'''Venue:''' Wittelsbacher Klasse (Partially Cloudy)   
'''Venue:''' Wittelsbacher Klasse (Partially Cloudy)   
'''Attendance:''' 2,474 (Terraces: 1,544, Basic Seats: 623, Seats Under Roof: 255, VIP Seats: 52)   
'''Attendance:''' 2,474 (Terraces: 1,544, Basic Seats: 623, Seats Under Roof: 255, VIP Seats: 52)   
'''Match Takings (50%):''' 94,812 zł   
'''Match Takings (50%):''' '''94,812 zł'''  


The inaugural Golden League Final was a dramatic encounter between Krosnianka Karpaty Krosno and Vi flæsker jer. A near-capacity crowd gathered at Wittelsbacher Klasse to witness this historic showdown.
The inaugural Golden League Final was a dramatic encounter between Krosnianka Karpaty Krosno and Vi flæsker jer. A near-capacity crowd gathered at Wittelsbacher Klasse to witness this historic showdown.
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* '''25':''' Krosnianka took the lead with a thunderous free kick from Mickaël Guillot that left the goalkeeper with no chance.
* '''25':''' Krosnianka took the lead with a thunderous free kick from Mickaël Guillot that left the goalkeeper with no chance.
* '''39':''' Henri Heikkinen doubled the lead with a brilliant counterattack, sprinting past the defence and chipping the ball into the net for 2-0.
* '''39':''' Henri Heikkinen doubled the lead with a brilliant counterattack, sprinting past the defence and chipping the ball into the net for 2-0.
* '''85':''' Damian Otrocki capitalised on a flicked corner
* '''85':''' Damian Otrocki capitalised on a flicked corner, sending a low drive into the far post to make it 3-0.
* '''88':''' Flæsker’s Zbigniew Brutkowski scored a consolation goal with a superb header from a well-executed corner by Remie Runderkamp.


=== Winners List ===
'''Dramatic Moments:'''
The Golden League has a storied history, with champions crowned across both the Masters and Championship stages. The table below highlights the winners along with their respective countries:
* '''16':''' Zahid Fatić missed a golden opportunity for Krosnianka when his counterattack shot soared over the bar.
* '''48':''' Mateusz Hałabis used his blistering pace to break free of the defence but failed to convert the chance, shooting wide.
* '''73':''' Flavio Mecozzi gifted possession to Gerhard Kölbl, but Kölbl failed to capitalise, missing the target.


{| class="wikitable sortable"
'''Possession and Impact:'''
|+ '''Golden League Champions and Masters'''
Krosnianka displayed tactical brilliance, thriving on counterattacks while holding '''58% possession''' in the second half. Guillot and Heikkinen were standout performers, securing Krosnianka's place as the first-ever Golden League champions and cementing their legacy in federation history.
|-
! Season
! GL Champions
! GL Masters
|-
| GL 1 || {{flag|Poland}} Krosnianka Karpaty Krosno || None
|-
| GL 2 || {{flag|Switzerland}} FC Rünenberg || None
|-
| GL 3 || {{flag|Denmark}} MS Odense || {{flag|Poland}} Krosnianka Karpaty Krosno
|-
| GL 4 || {{flag|India}} Mighty Karak Chai FC || {{flag|Romania}} FC X-Team
|-
| GL 5 || {{flag|England}} Rochdale United || {{flag|Romania}} FC X-Team
|-
| GL 6 || {{flag|Oceania}} Bellevue Barrage || {{flag|England}} Wincobank Ironopolis
|-
| GL 7 || {{flag|Oceania}} Bellevue Barrage || {{flag|Egypt}} The Warriors of Sahura
|-
| GL 8 || {{flag|Poland}} The Flaming Wodkas FC || {{flag|South Korea}} AS Uijeongbu 07
|-
| GL 9 || {{flag|Czech Republic}} Horus Falcons || {{flag|South Korea}} AS Uijeongbu 07
|-
| GL 10 || {{flag|England}} The Lost Saxons || {{flag|South Korea}} AS Uijeongbu 07
|-
| GL 11 || {{flag|England}} Pond Street Nora || {{flag|South Korea}} AS Uijeongbu 07
|-
| GL 12 || {{flag|India}} Mighty Karak Chai FC || {{flag|South Korea}} AS Uijeongbu 07
|-
| GL 13 || {{flag|Syria}} Laodicea ad Mare || {{flag|South Korea}} AS Uijeongbu 07
|-
| GL 14 || {{flag|USA}} Turtle Pond Armada || {{flag|India}} Mighty Karak Chai FC
|-
| GL 15 || {{flag|Syria}} Laodicea ad Mare || {{flag|Denmark}} MS Odense
|-
| GL 16 || {{flag|Syria}} Laodicea ad Mare || {{flag|USA}} Turtle Pond Armada
|-
| GL 17 || {{flag|USA}} Nisqually Olympique || {{flag|USA}} Turtle Pond Armada
|-
| GL 18 || {{flag|Germany}} The Damned United || {{flag|Syria}} Laodicea ad Mare
|-
| GL 19 || Championship Abandoned (see below) || Currently being decided
|}
 
== HTUM Challenge Trophy ==
[[File:HTUMChallengeLogo.png|thumb|right|120px|HTUM Challenge Trophy Logo]]
The '''HTUM Challenge Trophy''' is one of the premier tournaments within the HTUM Managers' Federation. Created by '''Ballinho''' following the introduction of Hattrick's official tournaments, the Challenge Trophy has become a hallmark of competitive spirit and camaraderie among Federation members.
 
=== Winners Table ===
The table below highlights the most successful teams in the history of the HTUM Challenge Trophy ''(accurate to Nov 23rd 2024)'', along with their titles and appearances as runners-up:
 
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ HTUM Challenge Trophy Winners
|-
! Team
! Titles
! Country
|-
| FC Prague Slivers || 12 || {{flag|Czech Republic}}
|-
| Horus Falcons || 11 || {{flag|Czech Republic}}
|-
| Krosnianka Karpaty Krosno || 7 || {{flag|Poland}}
|-
| Steeple Sinderby Wanderers || 7 || {{flag|United States}}
|-
| Los Mejores Fútbol Club || 6 || {{flag|Brazil}}
|-
| AFC Wirschtlstand || 5 || {{flag|Austria}}
|-
| Wincobank Ironopolis || 5 || {{flag|England}}
|-
| Viking Saerlose || 5 || {{flag|Denmark}}
|-
| DorothyHyman || 4 || {{flag|England}}
|-
| Dobrich United || 4 || {{flag|Bulgaria}}
|-
| cirstea || 4 || {{flag|Italy}}
|-
| Gibbo United || 4 || {{flag|England}}
|-
| Super Troopers FC || 2 || {{flag|England}}
|-
| FC Fionia 2019 || 2 || {{flag|Denmark}}
|-
| Bellevue Barrage || 1 || {{flag|Oceania}}
|-
| EVIL INCORPORATED || 1 || {{flag|Oceania}}
|-
| Thunder Strokes || 1 || {{flag|Paraguay}}
|}
 
== HTUM Monthly Tournament Series 2025 ==
 
The '''HTUM Monthly Tournament Series''' is set to be one of the most exciting initiatives in 2025, featuring 12 diverse tournaments designed to challenge managers and squads in unique ways. Each month will bring a new competition with special rules, allowing managers to showcase their tactical brilliance and creativity.


=== Tournament Line-Up ===
---
 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Tournament Logo
! Tournament Name
! Tournament Details
|-
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | [[File:SEJanuary200.png|150px]]
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''🌟 January: New Year’s Resolution Cup'''
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''Format:''' Single Elimination (8 teams) – 3 weeks<br>'''Special Rule:''' Fixed Formation Experience – All teams play as if they have excellent formation experience, leveling the tactical playing field.
|-
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | [[File:SEFebruary200.png|150px]]
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''❤️ February: Heart of the Club Cup'''
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''Format:''' Single Elimination (8 teams) – 3 weeks<br>'''Special Rule:''' Homegrown Players Only – Only academy-trained players can participate.
|-
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | [[File:SEMarch200.png|150px]]
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''🔥 March: March Madness Cup'''
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''Format:''' Double Elimination (8 teams) – 3 weeks<br>'''Special Rule:''' No Restrictions – Pure tactical warfare with no limits!
|-
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | [[File:SEApril.png|150px]]
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''🤡 April: April Fool’s Cup'''
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''Format:''' Single Elimination (8 teams) – 3 weeks<br>'''Special Rule:''' Power Rating Limit – Cap your team’s strength to level the playing field.
|-
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | [[File:SEMay200.png|150px]]
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''🌱 May: Blooming Talents Cup'''
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''Format:''' Single Elimination (8 teams) – 3 weeks<br>'''Special Rule:''' Players aged 23 and under only – A tournament for rising stars.
|-
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | [[File:SEJunJul200.png|150px]]
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''🏆 June & July: Endurance League'''
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''Format:''' League with Playoffs (12 teams) – 7 weeks<br>'''Special Rule:''' No restrictions – Can your team go the distance in this gruelling test of stamina?
|-
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | [[File:SEAugust200.png|150px]]
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''☀️ August: Summer Showdown'''
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''Format:''' Single Elimination (8 teams) – 3 weeks<br>'''Special Rule:''' Open to all players – A pride-filled tournament for ultimate glory.
|-
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | [[File:SESeptember200.png|150px]]
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''⚽ September: Jumpers for Goalposts'''
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''Format:''' Single Elimination (8 teams) – 3 weeks<br>'''Special Rule:''' Homegrown or Youngsters – A nostalgic challenge for grassroots football fans.
|-
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | [[File:SEOctober200.png|150px]]
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''👻 October: Haunted HTU Cup'''
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''Format:''' Double Elimination (8 teams) – 3 weeks<br>'''Special Rule:''' Power Rating Limit – Test your squad’s strategy in this spooky showdown.
|-
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | [[File:SENovDec200.png|150px]]
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''❄️ November & December: Winter Warriors'''
| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle; padding:10px;" | '''Format:''' League with Playoffs (12 teams) – 7 weeks<br>'''Special Rule:''' No restrictions – End the year with grit and glory in this endurance league.
|}


== HTUM Blog ==
== HTUM Blog ==
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*Visit the HTUM Blog here: [https://leebebbs1.wixsite.com/htum-press/]
*Visit the HTUM Blog here: [https://leebebbs1.wixsite.com/htum-press/]
[[Category:HTUM]] [[Category:International Federations]]

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Hattrick United Managers ((102312))

Abbreviation  HTUM
Motto  The Game is On!
Formation  17-08-2011
49 years and 22 days (Hattrick Age)
Type  Ex-Hattrick United Bloggers, contributors
and readers federation
Region served  Worldwide
Membership  <100 users
Languages  English
Chief officer  Hojris
Website  https://leebebbs1.wixsite.com/htum-press

The HTUM Managers’ Federation is one of the most dynamic communities in Hattrick, bringing together passionate managers to celebrate the game, share stories, and compete in thrilling tournaments. While our roots lie in the rich blogging tradition of Hattrick United, we’ve evolved into something far more diverse, embracing creativity and camaraderie in many forms.

What We Offer

🏆 The Golden League – Our iconic intra-federation competition, featuring both league and knockout formats. A place where rivalries are fierce, and legends are born.

🌱 Youth League System – A structured multi-division competition, giving future stars a platform to shine.

🎉 Special Events Throughout the Year – From one-off tournaments to community-wide challenges and themed events, there’s always something happening in the HTUM Federation to keep the excitement alive.

💬 Collaborative Community – From team development threads to tactical advice, our members are always ready to support each other.

Our community thrives on creativity, with many members contributing to the Federation’s lore through stories, player profiles, and even original songs. While blogging isn’t as widespread as it once was, our Wix blog platform has become a hub for shared tales of glory, rivalries, and the larger-than-life characters that define HTUM. Members are encouraged to engage in storytelling or simply enjoy the colourful world that has been built over the years.

Whether you’re here for the competitions, the camaraderie, or to showcase your club’s journey, the HTUM Managers’ Federation welcomes you. If you’re looking for a Federation that combines competitive spirit with creativity and community, join us today and be part of something truly special!

The Golden League

Golden League Crest

The Golden League is the flagship competition of the HTUM Managers’ Federation, embodying the spirit of friendly rivalry and tactical mastery. Launched on 27th July 2011, with the first-ever match between The Flaming Wodkas FC and Horus Falcons (5-1 victory for the Falcons), the Golden League has grown into an iconic competition featuring both league and knockout formats.

Santiago Roses Ferrer, first-ever goalscorer in the Golden League

Championship Format

The Golden League Championship spans across two Hattrick seasons, with a structured progression from open matches to high-stakes knockouts:

- Season 1 (Weeks 1–16): Teams compete in any midweek matches (friendly, domestic league, or domestic cup). These matches automatically count towards the Championship leaderboard. No arrangements are required, allowing for organic competition.

- Season 2 (Weeks 1–9): Championship matches continue, with the top 16 teams advancing to the next stage.

- Season 2 (Week 10–16): The Golden League Masters begins: 

  - Week 10: Last 16, Leg 1  
  - Week 11: Last 16, Leg 2  
  - Week 12: Quarter-Finals, Leg 1  
  - Week 13: Quarter-Finals, Leg 2  
  - Week 14: Semi-Finals, Leg 1  
  - Week 15: Semi-Finals, Leg 2  
  - Week 16: GL Masters Final and Third-Place Playoff

The Masters stages showcase the Federation's best teams in a high-stakes knockout format.

Historic Matches

The Flaming Wodkas FC squad before their inaugural Golden League match.
Horus Falcons squad lined up for their historic victory.

Flaming Wodkas FC 1 - 5 Horus Falcons Date: 27th July 2011 Match ID: [346155017](#) Venue: Raszków Arena (Rain) Attendance: 1,880 (Terraces: 921, Basic Seats: 344, Seats Under Roof: 564, VIP Seats: 51) Match Takings (50%): 89,552 zł

The Golden League began on a rainy evening at Raszków Arena, with a highly anticipated encounter between The Flaming Wodkas FC and Horus Falcons. A resilient crowd of 1,880 endured the harsh weather to witness this historic opening match.

Match Highlights:

  • 36': Santiago Roses Ferrer became the league's first-ever goalscorer, breaking through the Falcons' defence and slotting a precise shot into the bottom corner. Flaming Wodkas took an early 1-0 lead.
  • 41': Horus Falcons equalised when Loke Dommergaard capitalised on a rebound off the crossbar, punishing the Wodkas' defence for failing to clear.
  • 43': Martin Valdman weaved through the centre and calmly placed the ball beyond the keeper's reach, giving the Falcons a 2-1 lead.
  • 54': Falcons' Ladislav Hašek received the first yellow card of the league after delaying a free kick.
  • 63': Hynek Kykal extended Falcons' lead with a sensational volley following a perfectly placed cross from the right flank.
  • 75': Controversy struck when the referee awarded Falcons a penalty for an offence that appeared to take place outside the box. Mads Grønholdt converted to make it 4-1.
  • 82': Valdman capitalised on a defensive mix-up between the Wodkas' goalkeeper and centre-backs, sealing the game at 5-1.

Dramatic Moments:

  • 30': Falcons' Petr Görner narrowly missed opening the scoring with a shot just wide of the post.
  • 56': Flaming Wodkas executed a clever free kick routine that was intercepted just before the final pass.
  • 76': Falcons' Thore Kolbenschmidt twisted his ankle and had to be replaced by Evaír Cisneros.

Possession and Impact: Falcons controlled 59% possession and created eight chances compared to Flaming Wodkas' two. Martin Valdman was the standout performer, while Kresal Anasagasti emerged as Flaming’s best player on a challenging night.

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Krosnianka Karpaty Krosno squad celebrates their Golden League Championship.
Vi flæsker jer prepares for their Golden League Final appearance.

Krosnianka Karpaty Krosno 3 - 1 Vi flæsker jer Date: 15th February 2012 Match ID: [364341317](#) Venue: Wittelsbacher Klasse (Partially Cloudy) Attendance: 2,474 (Terraces: 1,544, Basic Seats: 623, Seats Under Roof: 255, VIP Seats: 52) Match Takings (50%): 94,812 zł

The inaugural Golden League Final was a dramatic encounter between Krosnianka Karpaty Krosno and Vi flæsker jer. A near-capacity crowd gathered at Wittelsbacher Klasse to witness this historic showdown.

Match Highlights:

  • 25': Krosnianka took the lead with a thunderous free kick from Mickaël Guillot that left the goalkeeper with no chance.
  • 39': Henri Heikkinen doubled the lead with a brilliant counterattack, sprinting past the defence and chipping the ball into the net for 2-0.
  • 85': Damian Otrocki capitalised on a flicked corner, sending a low drive into the far post to make it 3-0.
  • 88': Flæsker’s Zbigniew Brutkowski scored a consolation goal with a superb header from a well-executed corner by Remie Runderkamp.

Dramatic Moments:

  • 16': Zahid Fatić missed a golden opportunity for Krosnianka when his counterattack shot soared over the bar.
  • 48': Mateusz Hałabis used his blistering pace to break free of the defence but failed to convert the chance, shooting wide.
  • 73': Flavio Mecozzi gifted possession to Gerhard Kölbl, but Kölbl failed to capitalise, missing the target.

Possession and Impact: Krosnianka displayed tactical brilliance, thriving on counterattacks while holding 58% possession in the second half. Guillot and Heikkinen were standout performers, securing Krosnianka's place as the first-ever Golden League champions and cementing their legacy in federation history.

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HTUM Blog

Screenshot of the HTUM Blog

The HTUM Blog serves as the creative heart of the Hattrick United Managers Federation. Building upon the rich storytelling tradition of our former Hattrick United team blogs, the HTUM Blog continues to be a platform where managers share narratives that bring the game to life. The blog is created and maintained by LA-Lord_Bebbington.

Explore the HTUM Blog to discover:

- Golden League Chronicles: Follow the drama and glory of our flagship competition through detailed match reports and season summaries.
- Federation Features: Delve into articles highlighting standout clubs, managers, and events that define our community.

Whether you're interested in the latest match analyses or stories that capture the essence of our Federation, the HTUM Blog offers a wealth of content that reflects the passion and creativity of our members.

  • Visit the HTUM Blog here: [1]
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