Prince Roy Cup

The Prince Roy Cup a friendly football tournement organized by the Federation of Sealand for members that are still active in a cup competition late in the season and are therefore unable to compete in the regular Sealand Cup. The Prince Roy Cup was founded in the autumn of 2018 when the idea for such a competition was proposed by Spammie. The competition is usually only played when there is a sufficient number of participants.

Finals

Edition (Season)	Date of Final	Winner	Score	Finalist	Final Venue	Third Place	Fourth Place
I (58)	14 November 2018	RKTVV	4 - 1	FC Jaapo	de Tudorel Udreskoe Arena	Limburgia FC	De Snelle Jelles
II (59/61)	20 October 2019 1	RKTVV	1 - 0	FC Jaapo	de Tudorel Udreskoe Arena	De Barracuda	AC Luna Spirit
III (60)	30 June 2019 2	RKTVV	2 - 0	FC Jaapo	De Thuisfluiters Arena	De Snelle Jelles	Three participants
IV (61)	16 October 2019	De Snelle Jelles	3 - 0	RKTVV	Arnold Swelsen Stadion	FB Athletic	FC Atse
V (62)	29 January 2020	Appy United	3 - 0	RKTVV	Upside Down Arena	Jostifc	Angels United

Note 1: the final (and the fifth place match) of Prince Roy Cup II was not played until two seasons later.
Note 2: there was no actual final match in Prince Roy Cup III. The winner was decided by a round-robin group, with the last match pitting the top two ranked teams against each other. The match between RKTVV and FC Jaapo can be considered as de facto final of Prince Roy Cup III.

Peformances

All teams that have finished in the top-three are listed in the table below.

Team	Winner	Finalist	Third Place
RKTVV	3	2	0
De Snelle Jelles	1	0	1
Appy United	1	0	0
FC Jaapo	0	3	0
De Barracuda	0	0	1
FB Athletic	0	0	1
Jostifc	0	0	1
Limburgia FC	0	0	1

Attendance

Edition	Total	Matches	Average	Highest	Lowest	Final
I	31,736	9	3,529	6,250	1,969	5,992
II	25,513	9	2,835	6,158	1,404	4,273
III	11,884	3	3,961	5,113	2,608	4,163
IV	19,999	9	2,222	3,875	1,553	3,251
V	17,902	8	2,238	2,728	1,951	2,510
Total	107,034	38	2,817	6,250	1,404	4,038 (avg.)

Top scorers

Golden Boot

The top goalscorer of the Prince Roy Cup wins the Golden Boot. The second-placed player receives the Silver Boot, while the Bronze Boot is for the third-placed player in the classification. In case of a tie, the player scoring the highest number of field goals is ranked higher. The number of different matches with at least one goal is the second tie-breaking criterium, the importance of the scored goals is the third tie-breaker and the average number of goals per minute played is the fourth tie-breaker.

Edition	Golden Boot	Goals	Silver Boot	Goals	Bronze Boot	Goals
I	Gino Nasi FC Jaapo	2	Saad Ghelali RKTVV	2	Salmone Malack Appy United	2
II	Henning Reinwald RKTVV	3	Mels Hofstede RKTVV	2	Doru Ciuraru RKTVV	2
III	Saad Ghelali RKTVV	3	Nikon Maskaev RKTVV	2	Ali Shareef El-Edwan FC Jaapo	2
IV	Kambiz Yahyaei De Snelle Jelles	3	László Ruskó De Snelle Jelles	3	Mario Adetu De Snelle Jelles	2
V	In-Hwan Cho Appy United	3	Jaromír Ryšánek RKTVV	3	Tom Westmaas Appy United	2

All-time top scorers

Listed are all players that have scored five or more times in the history of the Prince Roy Cup

Rk.	Player	Team	Goals	Boots won
1.	Saad Ghelali	RKTVV	7	Gold (III), Silver (II)
2.	Doru Ciuraru	RKTVV	6	Bronze (II)
3.	Henning Reinwald	RKTVV	5	Gold (II)
	Jaromír Ryšánek	RKTVV	5	Silver (V)

Fair Play Award

The Fair Play Award is given to the team with the best record of fair play. Tie-breaking criteria are the fewest number of cards overall, the lowest cards-per-minute ratio and the highest number of competetive matches played (excluding placement matches). If still tied, the award is shared, which was the case during Prince Roy Cup II.

Edition	Winner
I	FC Jaapo
II	AC Luna Spirit De Barracuda
III	De Snelle Jelles
IV	FC Atse
V	RKTVV