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Daau Super League

2026-10-19T04:32:48Z

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{{Infobox football league
|name=Daau Super League
|tv=[[Kotify]] [[DaauTel TV]] [[WeWatch]]
|top_goalscorer={{nowrap|[[Clover bin Clover]] (464)}}
|most_appearances={{nowrap|[[Jufri Taha]] (534)}}
|most successful club=[[Daas City FC]] (3rd title)
|champions=[[Daas City]] (3)
|confed_cup=[[AEFA Champions' League]]
|levels=4
|image=DSLLOGO.png
|teams=14
|organiser=[[Daau Football Association]] (DFA)
|confed=[[AEFA]]
|other countries=
|country=[[Daau]] (12 teams)
|pixels=250px
|current=[[2026–27 Daau Super League]]
}}

The '''Daau Super League''' (abbreviation: '''DSL''') is a men's professional [[wikipedia:Association football|football]] league sanctioned by the [[Daau Football Association]] (DFA), which represents the sport's highest level in the [[Football in Daau|Daau Footballing Pyramid]]. The league is officially known as the '''CHACE Daau Super League''' for sponsorship reasons.

Current champions are [[Daas City FC|Daas City]], who claimed their third DSL title.

==History==
After the refurbishment of the football association, the FA decided to start a professional league for the locals and therefore the then Daau Top League was founded.

The DTL season opening saw a number of clubs flocking to join with 7 local teams Darwin United (now Darwin), Tuska Central (now Tuska FC), Seragaan FC, Seragaan United, Daau FC, Jurong Punggol SC (now defunct) and Besteval Pagar United plus a foreign satellite team Tashav Union Daau. Darwin United were crowned champions of the first season. The league was renamed to Daau Super League from Daau Top League on June 7th 2019. Futher revamps were made to see a greater emphasis on local youth players in a bid to strengthen the national side; this, in effect, has resulted in a number of senior as well as local and foreign stars being purchased by overseas clubs.

===Super League era===
The Daau Super League was formed on June 1st 2022, by founding chairman Charles Khan and his board of directors, which formed the Daau Super League Independent Committee (DSLIC), establishing the Daau Super League Limited corporation, operating as a seperate legal entity under DAFA. The league was officially sanctioned on June 2nd as the highest professional football league by DAFA.

On April 2nd of 2023, Daas City were crowned champions of the newly formatted Daau Super League and became the record holders with 1 title to their name. Aeland Krasno Natives Daau were then relegated down to the Daau Premier League and was subsequently sent down to the Daau League following their failure at obtaining a Daau Premier League license. The league welcomed newly promoted [[Sembalang Knights FC]], [[Qixying FC]], [[Catang Evergrande FC|Catang Evergrande]] and [[Sembalang Sentek Mariners FC|Sembalang Sentek Mariners]] to the league alongside Matabese side [[Cheetahs XII FC|Cheetahs XII]] ahead of the [[2023–24 Daau Super League]] season.

Kotify, the Dauian music streaming service provider sponsored the [[2023–24 Daau Super League|2023]] edition of the league which saw Daas City lift their second championship and second domestic treble. Million-dollar Vegnese marksman [[Mattia Dragoni]] became the league top scorer with 25 goals. The 2024–25 edition of the league would see a total of 14 teams participate in the league, the highest it has ever been. Mattia Dragoni would top the scoring charts for the 2024–25 season with 24 goals again, becoming the first to be named the DSL Player of The Year twice in a row. Daau United clinched the title on the final day with a 1-0 victory over rivals Daas City, securing their first DSL title.

Cheetahs XII withdrew ahead of the 2025–26 edition of the Daau Super League meaning that the 2025–26 season will be the first season the league runs without a foreign-based team. [[Sembalang Sentek Mariners FC|Sembalang Sentek Mariners]], [[East Coast United]] and Catang Evergrande being relegated to the [[Daau Premier League]]. [[Jinan Island FC]], [[Caching City FC]] and [[Seragaan FC]] were promoted. Expansion side [[Muscat DFC]] were also given approval to participate in place of Cheetahs XII.

[[Daas City FC]] would claim their 3rd DSL title after a heated title race with Daau United, ending the season with a 4 point lead over the Oranges to reclaim their throne. [[Jinan Island FC]], [[Semkang FC]] and [[Caching City FC]] were relegated to the Daau Premier League. [[Warriors SC]], [[Bintang Cricket Club (football)|Bintang Cricket Club]] and [[Mataba DPMM]] were promoted, with DPMM becoming the second Matabese club to enter the DSL. On June 21st 2026, it was announced that the 2026–27 season will be the final planned Daau Super League season, as the Dauian government’s involvement and support in the Dauian football system will expire on July 1st 2027, as currently there is no agreement between the Daau Football Association and the respective governmental organizations to continue granting funds towards football infrastructure in Daau.

On August 1st 2027, it was formally announced that DAFA has extended its governmental grant for the upcoming 5 fiscal years beginning 2027 to the DSL, which prolonged the league's existence for a further 2 seasons at least.

==League format ==
Teams receive three points for a win and one point for a draw. No points are awarded for a loss. Teams are ranked by total points, then goal difference, and then goals scored.

At the end of each season, the club with the most points is crowned league champion. If the points, goal difference, goals scored, and head-to-head results between teams are equal, head-to-head records between the teams are used, followed by a better fair play record.

==Clubs==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! style="width:150px;" |Team
!Founded
!Based
!Stadium
!Capacity
!Former Name
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|1900

|Central Seragaan
|[[Daau National Stadium]]
| style="text-align:center;" |45,000
|
|-
|[[Bintang Cricket Club (football)|Bintang Cricket Club]]
|1994
|Central Seragaan
|[[Davinson Stadium]]
| style="text-align:center;" |18,000
|
|-
|[[Bukit Kutong FC]]
|2022
|Kutong
|[[Kutong Stadium]]
| style="text-align:center;" |9,000
|
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|2010
|Daas
|[[Daas Besar Stadium]]
| style="text-align:center;" |20,000
|
|-
|[[Daau United]]
|2000
|Catang
|[[Sujad Lane]]
| style="text-align:center;" |17,000
|
|-
|[[Mataba DPMM]]
|2000
|Shahkok
|[[Shahkok Stadium]]
| style="text-align:center;" |6,700
|
|-
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|2025
|Davinson
|[[InsightForge Sports Hub]]
| style="text-align:center;" |9,000
|
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors]]
|2025
|Daas-Bedok
|[[Pahak Sports Ground|Pahak Stadium]]
| style="text-align:center;" |9,000
|
|-
|[[Qixying FC]]
|2021
|Daas-Bedok
|[[Our Qixying Hub]]
| style="text-align:center;" |5,000
|
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]
|2022
|Tio Sem Kang
|[[Semkang Payoh Stadium]]
| style="text-align:center;" |40,000
|
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|1982
|Seragaan
|[[Seragaan West Stadium]]
| style="text-align:center;" |23,000
|
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|1982
|Seragaan
|[[Seragaan Union Sports Ground|Seragaan Union Stadium]]
| style="text-align:center;" |50,000
|
|-
|[[Warriors SC]]
|1980
|Sudah
|[[Seragaan State Stadium]]
| style="text-align:center;" |26,000
|
|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|2021
|Davinson
|[[Davinson Stadium]]
| style="text-align:center;" |18,000
|
|}

===Former clubs ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Team
!Founded
!Based
!Stadium
!Years active
|-
|[[Jurong West FC]]
|2022
|Jurong
|[[Semkang Payoh Stadium]]
|2022–2023
|}
Years indicates seasons active in the league.

====Invited clubs ====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Team
!Years
!Based
!Stadium
!Notes
|-
|[[Aeland Krasno Natives (D)|Aeland Krasno Natives]]
|2021–2022
|Daas
|[[Kyzratowski Sports Hub]]
|Krasnovlac feeder club
|-
|[[Cheetahs XII FC|Cheetahs XII]]
|2023–2025
|Pretaling Daya
|[[Sultan Fadli Stadium]]
|Mataba developmental club
|-
|[[Mataba DPMM]]
|2025–
|Shahkok
|[[Shahkok Stadium]]
|
|}
Years indicates seasons active in the league Domestic based are foreign clubs which are based in Daau.

==Past champions==
{| class="wikitable"
!Season
!Winners
!Runners-up
|-
|[[2022-23 Daau Super League|2022–2023]]
|[[Daas City FC]]
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|-
|[[2023–24 Daau Super League|2023–2024]]
|[[Daas City FC]]
|[[Cheetahs XII FC|Cheetahs XII]]
|-
|[[2024–25 Daau Super League|2024–2025]]
|[[Daau United]]
|[[Daas City FC]]
|-
|[[2025–26 Daau Super League|2025–2026]]
|[[Daas City FC]]
|[[Daau United]]
|-
|[[2026–27 Daau Super League|2026–2027]]
|
|
|}

==Sponsorship==
Since the 2022–2023 season, the Daau Super League has been branded with a principal sponsor's name and logo. The following companies have acted as principal sponsors:
{| class="wikitable"
!Period
!Title sponsor
!Other sponsors
!Brand
!Notes
|-
|[[2022-23 Daau Super League|2022–2023]]
|[[BSL|Bintang Super Laksa]]
|
|BSL Daau Super League
|
|-
|[[2023–24 Daau Super League|2023–2024]]
| rowspan="2" |[[Kotify]]
| rowspan="2" |
| rowspan="2" |Kotify Daau Super League
| rowspan="2" |Contract with Kotify was voided due to management issues
|-
|[[2024–25 Daau Super League|2024–2025]]
|-
|[[2025–26 Daau Super League|2025–2026]]
| rowspan="3" |[[CHACE Bank]]
|[[MSBC]]
| rowspan="3" |CHACE Daau Super League
|
|-
|[[2026–27 Daau Super League|2026–2027]]
|[[Rasstoundo]]
|
|-
|[[2027–28 Daau Super League|2027–2028]]
|
|
|}

==Media coverage==
The DSL is covered by WeWatch and DaauTel for TV streaming on their respective platforms while the league itself streams matches for free on [[Kotify|KotifyVideo]]. Exclusive match highlights are also availible for free on KotifyVideo alongside player interviews.

[[Category:Daau]]
[[Category:Football competitions]]

P"Loskeir Taravane

2026-10-17T16:44:10Z

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{{Infobox football biography
|name = '''P"Loskeir Taravane'''
|image = [[File:Taravane.png|180px]]
|caption =
|fullname = P"Loskeir Taravane
|yearofbirth = 1990
|cityofbirth = [[Aeland Belaov]]
|countryofbirth = [[Krasnovlac]]
|height = 1.87 m (6 ft 2 in)
|position = [[wikipedia:defender (association football)|midfield]]
|currentclub = {{team flag|Daau|name=Semkang FC}}
|clubnumber = -
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|youthclubs2 =
|years1 = 2009–2013
|clubs1 = {{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Aeland Belaov FC}}
|years2 = 2013
|clubs2 = {{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Belaov Amateurs}}
|caps1 = 23
|goals1 = 8
|caps2 = 12
|goals2 = 1
|years3 = 2014–2020
|clubs3 = {{team flag|Daau|name=Cezero Negrata}}
|years4 = 2021–2022
|clubs4 = {{team flag|Daau|name=Aeland Krasno Natives (D)}}
|years5 = 2023–2026
|clubs5 = {{team flag|Daau|name=Bintang Lukana}}
|years6 = 2026–
|clubs6 = {{team flag|Daau|name=Semkang FC}}
|caps3 = 86
|goals3 = 18
|caps4 = 22
|goals4 = 2
|caps5 =
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|nationalteam1 = '''{{team flag|Krasnovlac|football}}'''
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'''P"Loskeir Taravane''' (born 1990) is a [[Krasno-Dauians|Krasno-Dauian]] professional football player who plays for [[Daau Super League]] side [[Semkang FC]]. Known to be a natural leader at a young age, Taravane was named as captain of Aeland Krasno Natives Daau for the 2021/22 and 2022/23 season before his departure.

==Early Life ==
Taravane was born in Dshkavouski, Aeland Belaov in Krasnovlac to a Krasno mother and half-Matabese father. He started playing for the [[Aeland Belaov FC]] academy at the age of 10.

==Senior Career==

===Early career===
Taravane was a student of Delta Institution, however due to personal disputes between him and the school coach, he was never selected to play any games for his school and was left deserted during his time with the team. Follwing his graduation however, he would choose to not continue with his footballing path and instead pursue higher education in Daau with Seragaan Polytechnic. He would stay in Daau for a brief 3 years, completing a higher degree before returning to Krasnovlac to play for Aeland Belaov FC.

===Aeland Belaov FC===
Following his return to football, he was given a rotational role at Aeland Belaov FC, acting as a backup in the defence, playing in all roles during his time. During the 4 years, Taravane was used mainly as a right wingback, cutting inside and providing crucial passes to the attack. He was named as the new wonderkid for his outstanding ethics and playstyle.

Taravane however would run into a major roadblock in his career as he suffered from a heavy injury in 2012, leaving him out for the remainder of the season. During the 2012-13 season, he would only play 4 games following his recovery and was announced as released at the end of the season, leaving fans a major question mark in their heads as to why he would depart.

=== Belaov Amateurs===
Following his departure from Aeland Belaov, Taravane announced that he had been injured again and would need time to recover. As a result of the injury, he would play and train with 3rd tier side Belaov Amateurs in hopes of regaining fitness and returning to the highest level once more.

He would depart on the 1st of January 2014, leaving for Daau.

===Cezero Nergrata===
Daau League club Cezero Negrata announced that Taravane had joined the club on a free transfer. He would go on to play 86 games and score 18 goals in 6 years with the club. His outstanding comeback performance earned him a transfer to Daau United back then, however the deal fell through when it was announced that they had used up all their foreigner slots. He would opt to sign for Aeland Krasno Natives.

=== Aeland Krasno Natives Daau===
Taravane would sign for Aeland Krasno on July 1st 2021 for 15k Daau Ruppiah. Following a great display in the 2021/22 season, it was confirmed that he would extend his deal and stay for another season before moving on. He would depart the club following internal issues and the team's low league standing.

===Bintang Lukana===
Taravane would join Bintang on a free transfer after his contract was terminated with AKN(D).

== International career ==
Taravane was called up to the Krasnovlac national team after confirming his eligiblity for either them or Daau. He was called up to replace N-Cha M'Lemana who suffered an ankle sprain.

== Style of play==
Taravane is known to be an all rounded defender, playing in multiple roles throughout his career, most notably operating as a wingback. Using his speed and technical abilities, he was known as the tornado during his time in Krasnovlac for wrecking havoc in the opposition's attack and defence, running up and down his flank. However due to his injuries and him aging, he has switched to being a modern sweeper-centerback, helping secure the center part of the defence whilst holding up play and pushing forward.

==Personal Life==
Taravane holds both Krasnovlac and Daau passport due to him seeking asylum after escaping Aeland Belaov following a turbulent childhood there. Taravane recently announced that he is open to representing Daau and Krasnovlac in case one of the two calls him up.

Bruno Yio

2026-10-17T16:36:57Z

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{{Infobox football biography
|name = Bruno Yio
|image =
|caption =
|fullname = Yio Tek Seng Bruno Altosi
|yearofbirth = 1990
|cityofbirth = [[Seragaan]]
|countryofbirth = [[Daau]]
|yearofdeath =
|height = 1.75m (5 ft 9 in)
|position = Forward
|currentclub =
|clubnumber =
|youthyears1 = 2008–2010
|youthclubs1 = [[Daau United II]]
|years1 = 2010–2013
|clubs1 = [[Daau United]]
|caps1 = 9
|goals1 = 2
|years2 = 2013–2014
|clubs2 = [[Seragaan FC]]
|caps2 = 10
|goals2 = 4
|years3 = 2014–2016
|clubs3 = [[Cezero Negrata]]
|caps3 = 32
|goals3 = 13
|years4 = 2016–2017
|clubs4 = [[Warriors SC]]
|caps4 = 14
|goals4 = 9
|years5 = 2017–2018
|clubs5 = [[Daau United]]
|caps5 = 8
|goals5 = 2
|years6 = 2018
|clubs6 = [[Seragaan Insurance FC]]
|caps6 = 1
|goals6 = 0
|nationalyears1 =
|nationalteam1 =
|nationalcaps1 =
|nationalgoals1 =

|manageryears1 = 2018–2020
|managerclubs1 = [[Daau United II]] (Assistant)
|manageryears2 = 2020–2021
|managerclubs2 = [[Daau United II]]
|manageryears3 = 2021–2022
|managerclubs3 = [[Daau United]] (Assistant)
|manageryears4 = 2022–2024
|managerclubs4 = [[Daau United]]
|manageryears5 = 2024–2026
|managerclubs5 = {{team flag|Mataba|football}} (Assistant)
|manageryears6 = 2026–
|managerclubs6 = [[Bintang Lukana]]
}}
'''Bruno Yio''' is a [[Daau|Dauian]] former professional footballer and a professional football manager who manages [[Daau Super League]] club [[Bintang Lukana]].

== Playing career ==
A product of the Oranges' academy, Bruno was promoted to the Daau

Joshua Gehrens

2026-10-15T07:43:48Z

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{{Infobox football biography
|name = '''Joshua Gehrens'''
|image =
|caption =
|fullname = Joshua Chang Hoosen Gehrens
|yearofbirth = 30 November 2008 (age {{age|2008|11|30}})
|cityofbirth = [[Seragaan]]
|countryofbirth = [[Daau]]
|height = 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)
|position = [[wikipedia:Forward (association football)|Winger]]
|currentclub = [[Bintang Lukana]]
|clubnumber = 27
|youthyears1 = 2020–2025
|youthclubs1 = [[Bintang Lukana III]]
|years1 = 2025–
|clubs1 = [[Bintang Lukana]]
|caps1 = 13
|goals1 = 2

|nationalyears1 =
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'''Joshua Gehrens''', spelled in Leimo as '''Chang Ka Wun''' (Yewlang: 张嘉文; hanji: ''Zhang Jiawen''; 30 November 2008), is a [[Daau|Dauian]] professional footballer who plays as a forward for [[Daau Super League]] side [[Bintang Lukana]].

A youth prospect out of the Bintang Lukana academy system

Joshua Gehrens

2026-10-14T05:08:30Z

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Joshua Gehrens

2026-10-14T05:08:16Z

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{{Infobox football biography
|name = '''Joshua Gehrens'''
|image =
|caption =
|fullname = Joshua Chang Hoosen Gehrens
|yearofbirth = 30 November 2008 (age {{age|2008|11|30}})
|cityofbirth = [[Seragaan]]
|countryofbirth = [[Daau]]
|height = 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)
|position = [[wikipedia:Forward (association football)|Winger]]
|currentclub = [[Bintang Lukana]]
|clubnumber = 27
|youthyears1 = 2020–2025
|youthclubs1 = [[Bintang Lukana II]]
|years1 = 2025–
|clubs1 = [[Bintang Lukana]]
|caps1 = 13
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'''Joshua Gehrens''', spelled in Leimo as '''Chang Ka Wun''' (Yewlang: 张嘉文; hanji: ''Zhang Jiawen''; 30 November 2008), is a [[Daau|Dauian]] professional footballer who plays as a forward for [[Daau Super League]] side [[Bintang Lukana]].

Mattia Dragoni

2026-10-13T15:27:17Z

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{{Vegno article}}
{{Infobox football biography
| playername = {{PAGENAME}}
| image =[[File:Mattia Dragoni.png|200px]]
| fullname = {{PAGENAME}}
| yearofbirth = 1993
| cityofbirth =[[Cossa]]
| height = 1.90 m (6 ft 2 in)
| countryofbirth = [[Vegno]]
| position = [[wikipedia:Striker (association football)|Striker]]
| currentclub = {{team flag|Daau|name=Bintang Lukana}}
| clubnumber = 21
| years1 = 2022–24
|clubs1 = {{team flag|Vegno|name=US Puri Agropl}}
|caps1 = 19
|goals1 = 8
| years2 = 2023–24
| clubs2 = → {{team flag|Daau|name=Bintang Lukana}} (loan)
| years3 = 2024–
| clubs3 = {{team flag|Daau|name=Bintang Lukana}}
| youthyears1 =
| youthclubs1 =
| nationalyears1 = 2022– |nationalteam1 = {{team flag|Vegno|football}} |nationalcaps1 = |nationalgoals1 =
| nationalyears2 = |nationalteam2 = |nationalcaps2 = |nationalgoals2 =
| nationalyears3 = |nationalteam3 = |nationalcaps3 = |nationalgoals3 = }}

'''Mattia Dragoni''' (born 14 August 1993) is a [[Vegno|Vegnese]] footballer who plays as a striker for [[Daau Super League]] club [[Bintang Lukana]].

Regarded as one of the best Euran strikers, Mattia has led the goalscoring charts in Daau for three consecutive years in a row between the 2023–24 season and the 2025–26 season with a combined 70 goals to his name. His outstanding output led to multiple individual accolades such as winning the DSL Player of The Year twice and being named in the DSL Team of The Season.

== Club career ==

=== Puri Agropl ===
Mattia signed for Puri in 2022, partecipating in the first ever [[Campionato Vegnese di Calcio]]; he played every match in the 2022 season, scoring 2 goals, despite the team finished the season only in 7th place.

The next season started very well for Dragoni, who scored 6 goals in the first 7 matches of the [[2022–23 Lega A Vegnese|2022–23 Lega A]], with the team stably in the first half of the standings. Dragoni was announced to be of surplus to requirements.

==== Loan to Bintang Lukana ====
On deadline day of September 2023, it was announced that Mattia would be loaned out to [[Daau Super League]] heavyweights [[Bintang Lukana]], signing for a one-season long loan deal with a mandatory transfer clause of around Cr 2.8 million. Dragoni would slot right into [[Stefano Curo|Stefano Curo's]] system as the sole spearhead in Curo's 4-2-3-1 formation. He began his Daau Super League journey on the bench due to his lack of match fitness and would make his DSL debut in a 2-1 victory over [[Sembalang Knights FC|Sembalang Knights]], where he would net his first DSL goal to give Bintang all three points. His off-the-bench scoring form continued over matchweek 5 and 6, where eventually he won the starting spot over the injured [[Mehmet Aydin]], cementing his role in Bintang's tactics. Dragoni's form surprisingly never slowed down and saw the Vegnese national end his debut DSL season with 25 goals in 19 games, winning his first Daau Super League Top Scorer Award and Daau Super League Player of the Year. As Dragoni's clause was triggered after playing 10 games for Bintang Lukana, his move was confirmed on 1st July 2024.

=== Bintang Lukana ===
On 1st July 2024, Dragoni signed a Cr 3500 per week contract over 3 seasons with Bintang Lukana, becoming the club's latest marquee foreign signing. His pay rise immediately translated into his league run. Dragoni became the first player in Daau Super League history to score in 10 consecutive matchdays, scoring from Matchday 1 to Matchday 10 before being sidelined due to a knock against [[Seragaan United]]. Dragoni finished the 2024–25 season with 24 goals in 25 games for Bintang Lukana, claiming the Daau Super League Top Scorer Award and Daau Super League Player of the Year as his scoring achievements helped power Bintang to a second consecutive 3rd place finish.

Mattia suffered from a concussion during the beginning of the 2025–26 season and saw him sit out till matchday 2, where he made his return to the DSL pitch in style, burying 6 goals in a 7-0 victory over bottom treaders [[Caching City FC]], becoming the record holder for most goals scored in a single match in Dauian football history. However despite scoring 21 goals and winning his third Daau Super League Top Scorer Award, Bintang ultimately finished 4th and fell short out of [[AEFA Champions' League|AEFA Champions League]] qualification, the first time to do so in 4 seasons.

As Stefano Curo departed the club and a new tactical era dawns upon Bintang Lukana, the 33 year old has publicly expressed his desire to seek new pastures following the conclusion of the 2026–27 season.

== International career ==

== Style of play ==
Dragoni’s competitive edge was evident from a young age, with his father noting he would become furious whenever his side lost. Scouts and coaches were struck by his determination and physical power even in his early career at US Puri Agropl.

At Bintang Lukana, manager Stefano Curo built the attack around the 1.90 m striker as the focal point in a 4-2-3-1. Teammates and observers have described him as the team’s “heartbeat”.A strong, quick, and tireless forward whose work-rate is contagious and who can open games through power and technique. Dragoni’s size, strength, and hold-up play make him an effective target man, while his constant movement and powerful running create space for others. Initially noted for inconsistency, he developed into a composed and prolific finisher inside the box. Curo has praised the enthusiasm, aggression, speed, decisiveness, and physical presence he brings, qualities that helped him dominate the Daau Super League scoring charts.

== Personal life ==
[[Category:Football players]]
[[Category:Vegno]]
[[Category:People of Vegno]]
[[Category:Athletes of Vegno]]
[[Category:Football Players of Vegno]]

Mattia Dragoni

2026-10-13T15:24:47Z

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{{Vegno article}}
{{Infobox football biography
| playername = {{PAGENAME}}
| image =[[File:Mattia Dragoni.png|200px]]
| fullname = {{PAGENAME}}
| yearofbirth = 1993
| cityofbirth =[[Cossa]]
| height = 1.90 m (6 ft 2 in)
| countryofbirth = [[Vegno]]
| position = [[wikipedia:Striker (association football)|Striker]]
| currentclub = {{team flag|Daau|name=Bintang Lukana}}
| clubnumber = 21
| years1 = 2022–24
|clubs1 = {{team flag|Vegno|name=US Puri Agropl}}
|caps1 = 19
|goals1 = 8
| years2 = 2023–24
| clubs2 = → {{team flag|Daau|name=Bintang Lukana}} (loan)
| years3 = 2024–
| clubs3 = {{team flag|Daau|name=Bintang Lukana}}
| youthyears1 =
| youthclubs1 =
| nationalyears1 = 2022– |nationalteam1 = {{team flag|Vegno|football}} |nationalcaps1 = |nationalgoals1 =
| nationalyears2 = |nationalteam2 = |nationalcaps2 = |nationalgoals2 =
| nationalyears3 = |nationalteam3 = |nationalcaps3 = |nationalgoals3 = }}

'''Mattia Dragoni''' (born 14 August 1993) is a [[Vegno|Vegnese]] footballer who plays as a striker for [[Daau Super League]] club [[Bintang Lukana]].

Regarded as one of the best Euran strikers, Mattia has led the goalscoring charts in Daau for three consecutive years in a row between the 2023–24 season and the 2025–26 season with a combined 70 goals to his name. His outstanding output led to multiple individual accolades such as winning the DSL Player of The Year twice and being named in the DSL Team of The Season.

== Club career ==

=== Puri Agropl ===
Mattia signed for Puri in 2022, partecipating in the first ever [[Campionato Vegnese di Calcio]]; he played every match in the 2022 season, scoring 2 goals, despite the team finished the season only in 7th place.

The next season started very well for Dragoni, who scored 6 goals in the first 7 matches of the [[2022–23 Lega A Vegnese|2022–23 Lega A]], with the team stably in the first half of the standings. Dragoni was announced to be of surplus to requirements.

==== Loan to Bintang Lukana ====
On deadline day of September 2023, it was announced that Mattia would be loaned out to [[Daau Super League]] heavyweights [[Bintang Lukana]], signing for a one-season long loan deal with a mandatory transfer clause of around Cr 2.8 million. Dragoni would slot right into [[Stefano Curo|Stefano Curo's]] system as the sole spearhead in Curo's 4-2-3-1 formation. He began his Daau Super League journey on the bench due to his lack of match fitness and would make his DSL debut in a 2-1 victory over [[Sembalang Knights FC|Sembalang Knights]], where he would net his first DSL goal to give Bintang all three points. His off-the-bench scoring form continued over matchweek 5 and 6, where eventually he won the starting spot over the injured [[Mehmet Aydin]], cementing his role in Bintang's tactics. Dragoni's form surprisingly never slowed down and saw the Vegnese national end his debut DSL season with 25 goals in 19 games, winning his first Daau Super League Top Scorer Award and Daau Super League Player of the Year. As Dragoni's clause was triggered after playing 10 games for Bintang Lukana, his move was confirmed on 1st July 2024.

=== Bintang Lukana ===
On 1st July 2024, Dragoni signed a Cr 3500 per week contract over 3 seasons with Bintang Lukana, becoming the club's latest marquee foreign signing. His pay rise immediately translated into his league run. Dragoni became the first player in Daau Super League history to score in 10 consecutive matchdays, scoring from Matchday 1 to Matchday 10 before being sidelined due to a knock against [[Seragaan United]]. Dragoni finished the 2024–25 season with 24 goals in 25 games for Bintang Lukana, claiming the Daau Super League Top Scorer Award and Daau Super League Player of the Year as his scoring achievements helped power Bintang to a second consecutive 3rd place finish.

Mattia suffered from a concussion during the beginning of the 2025–26 season and saw him sit out till matchday 2, where he made his return to the DSL pitch in style, burying 6 goals in a 7-0 victory over bottom treaders [[Caching City FC]], becoming the record holder for most goals scored in a single match in Dauian football history. However despite scoring 21 goals and winning his third Daau Super League Top Scorer Award, Bintang ultimately finished 4th and fell short out of [[AEFA Champions' League|AEFA Champions League]] qualification, the first time to do so in 4 seasons.

As Stefano Curo departed the club and a new tactical era dawns upon Bintang Lukana, the 33 year old has publicly expressed his desire to seek new pastures following the conclusion of the 2026–27 season.

== International career ==

== Style of play ==
A tall striker,

== Personal life ==
[[Category:Football players]]
[[Category:Vegno]]
[[Category:People of Vegno]]
[[Category:Athletes of Vegno]]
[[Category:Football Players of Vegno]]

2026–27 Daau Super League

2026-10-13T09:46:38Z

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The '''2026–27 Daau Super League''' (also known as the '''[[CHACE Bank|CHACE]] [[Daau Super League]]''' due to sponsorship reasons) is the top professional league in Daau, since its major rebranding in 2019. The league is set to start on the 13th of September of 2026 and is set to end on May 20th in 2027. Daas City are the defending champions in this edition, claiming their fourth DSL title over Daau United.

The 2026–27 edition will also see the second edition of [[Video assistant referee|VAR]] to be used in all league matches.

Teams will play 26 games in the league this season along with the [[Daau Youth Cup]], [[Daau SuperShield]] and the [[Daau FA Cup]].

==Format==
The following key changes were made to the rules for the 2026–27 season:

# Player registration windows will be on 1 October 2026 for the summer window, and 1 February 2027 for the winter window. All teams must submit their teamsheet by the deadline else risk being expelled from the league.
# Players which hold a Draguti ID or Matabese ID are registered as a foreign player until they have received their Dauian clearance code.
# DSL clubs are now allowed to register a maximum of six foreign players with no age restrictions. A maximum of six foreign players may be named or fielded in any one match, an increase of one per match from 2025–26.
#Each team is able to register up to 32 players, a increase of 2 compared to last season's 30. Each team must also be able to register a minimum of 18 players.
#The mandatory fitness tests for DSL players will transition to a more data-driven approach, facilitated through technical GPS tracking.
#Financial reports must also be released to the [[Daau Football Association]] on 1 August 2026 for the summer reporting period, and 1 January 2027 for the winter period.
The following key changes were made to the rules since the 2022–23 season:
# Players shall be allocated jersey numbers 1 to 99. Jersey number become available for allocation to new members after a player ceased to play for a club.
#Young Stars FC are now allowed to sign 3 under-22 foreign players, of whom at least one shall be of the nationality of an AEFA Member Association.
#DSL clubs are now allocated Global Positioning Systems (GPS) devices - among other performance and tracking gear.
#Following the passing of the [[Matabese Autonomy bill]] by both the Dauian and Matabese Assembly, Matabese players without Dauian second nationality shall be treated as foreign players, as a result the AEFA slot may be used for Matabese players.
#The league has removed its under-22 player rule and thus no requirement is needed for team registration regarding under-22 players. Under-21 players however do not require registration and are free to play any games
#The league has abolished the playoff system between DSL and DPL teams, meaning that teams placed 12th to 14th are relegated automatically to the Daau Premier League.
==Teams==
Fourteen teams enter the 2025–26 edition of the DSL, welcoming 3 new teams, newcomers [[Bukit Kutong FC]], [[East Coast United]] and [[Thampines Rovers FC]].
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Club
!Location
!Stadium
!Capacity
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|Central Seragaan||[[Daau National Stadium]]||45,000
|-
|[[Bintang Cricket Club (football)|Bintang Cricket Club]]
|Central Seragaan
|[[Davinson Stadium]]
|18,000
|-
|[[Bukit Kutong FC]]
|Kutong||[[Kutong Stadium]]||9,000
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|Daas||[[Daas Besar Stadium]]||20,000
|-
|[[Daau United]]
|Catang||[[Sujad Lane]]||17,000
|-
|[[Mataba DPMM]]
|Mataba
|[[Shahkok Stadium]]
|6,700
|-
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|Davinson
|[[InsightForge Sports Hub]]
|9,000
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors]]
|Daas-Bedok
|[[Pahak Sports Ground|Pahak Stadium]]
|9,000
|-
|[[Qixying FC]]
| Daas-Bedok||[[Our Qixying Hub]]||5,000
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]
|Tio Sem Kang||[[Semkang Payoh Stadium]]||40,000
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|Seragaan
|[[Xi Bing Jin Sports Ground]]
| 70,000
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|Seragaan
|[[Seragaan Union Sports Ground|Seragaan Union Stadium]]
|50,000
|-
|[[Warriors SC]]
|Sudah
|[[Seragaan State Stadium]]
|26,000
|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|Davinson
|[[Davinson Stadium]]
|18,000
|}
==Personnel and kits==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Team
!Manager
!Captain
!Kit manufacturer
!Shirt sponsor (Chest)
!Other Shirt Sponsors
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Bruno Yio}}|| ||KJEP
|Alien Energy
|BINTAWAN SPORT Calhalier Prevention [[BSL|Bintang Super Laksa]]
|-
|[[Bintang Cricket Club (football)|Bintang Cricket Club]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Timun Del Tamber}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Sadeek Sahalatrajmaghatan}}
|Tundra
|CricketDaau
|WorkingTeam Share Space SQLrangers
|-
|[[Bukit Kutong FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Yeo Sheng Li}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Lucas Hernan Jesus}}
|Bakhlat
|Kutong Unites
|BukiTT Longdong Nation MajonRoom
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]||{{team flag|Craitland|name=Markus Nielsen}}||{{team flag|Daau|name=Feran Haziq}}||CORE
|[[MSBC]]
|White Clover [[DTICT Capital]] [[CreativeMotors]]
|-
|[[Daau United]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Fahmi Ohmid}}||{{team flag|Daau|name=Georgio Kellher}}||FTD
|KOKO
|Schruller MajonRoom MPBK
|-
|[[Mataba DPMM]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Helme Panjang}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Emanuel Tejsinghkhan}}
|DriFit
|MTB.com
|
|-
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=V. Poojary}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Shahril Ishac}}
|StadSports
|[[Ultimate Football Group|UFG]]
|Hisson InsightForge Unlimit Data
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Jason Villemuer]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Urayama Isei}}
|Tundra
|[[KEA]]
|[[Arena Gaming|ArenaGaming]]
|-
|[[Qixying FC]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Ali Noor}}|| || FTD
|ContructRolos
|ThinkLabs Metamology
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Darryl See}} (interim)|| ||Al-Elkhson Sports
|Semkang Group
|
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Tim Van Haaralen]]
|
|Tundra
|TEC Group
|
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Kharin Nizammudin]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Fawaz Muhammad}}
|Abidas
|[[Nassar38|Nassar38.micras]]
|Al-Ajeed Construction SarRange
|-
|[[Warriors SC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Robert Yong]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kieran Aw}}
|Tundra
|Mr. Stretchy
|
|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Doan Mek Minh}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=James Karlanger}}
|CORE
|FlexGroup
|
|}
===Coaching changes===
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under [[FMF]] eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.
{| class="wikitable"
!Team
!Outgoing coach
!Manner of departure
!Date of vacancy
!Position in table
!Incoming coach
!Date of
appointment
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Stefano Curo}}
| rowspan="2" |End of contract
| rowspan="2" |1 June 2026
| rowspan="4" |''Pre-season''
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Bruno Yio}}
|1 July 2026
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Kharin Nizammudin]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Zaini Muslim}}
|8 July 2026
|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Zaini Muslim}}
|Mutual termination
|5 June 2026
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Doan Mek Minh}}
|1 July 2026
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Markus Nielsen}}
|End of contract
|6 June 2026
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Shahri Roslee}}
|1 July 2026
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Wlaxi'f Torisha}}
|Sacked
|26 September 2026
|10
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Darryl See}} (interim)
|26 September 2026
|}

=== Referees and VAR ===
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under [[FMF]] eligibility rules. Referees may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Role
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Ong Tee Wee}}
|Head Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Leonard Aleguer III}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Anthony Daye}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Lewis Watson}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Hassan Jheraba}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Abdullah Altaff Ritesh}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Taqi Al-Faraj Hussien}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Haarman Al-Ali Reezal}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kenneth Paul}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Tan Soo Jia}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Chen Jia}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Riley Shade}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Darwin James}}
|Referee
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Role
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Tan Jong}}
|Head VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kim Tee}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Farhad Ghoulam}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Benjamin Winker}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Lee Jing Nam}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Daniel Soelmann}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Isaac Jia}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Raphael de Jong}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Leonard Peh}}
|Backup VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kenneth Paul}}
|Backup VAR Referee
|}

==Foreign players==
Daau Super League clubs can sign a maximum of six foreign players in the 2024–25 season. Any extra Matabese player will count as foreign unless they hold Dauian passport.

Players name in '''bold''' indicates the player was registered after the season start or during the mid-season transfer window.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:90%;"
! style="width:8%" |Club
! style="width:10%" |Player 1
! style="width:10%" |Player 2
! style="width:10%" |Player 3
! style="width:10%" |Player 4
! style="width:10%" |Player 5
! style="width:10%" |Player 6
! style="width:10%" |Former Players
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Mattia Dragoni}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Jean-Carlos Garcia}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Min-hyeon Park-Van Heerdens}}
|{{team flag|Victoria|name=Phil Linwood}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Adam Priestley}}
|
|
|-
|[[Bintang Cricket Club (football)|Bintang Cricket Club]]
|{{team flag|The Green|name=Myong Hyong Jun}}
|{{team flag|Shireroth|name=Kielan Tarroan}}
|{{team flag|The Green|name=Noh Jun Yong}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Bukit Kutong FC]]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|{{team flag|Sanpantul|name=Watase Yunosuke}}
|{{team flag|Sanpantul|name=Dokite Akihisa}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Danilo Mannino}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Mohammed-Amine Somers}}
|
|
|''{{team flag|Mataba|name=Zack Ortega}}''
|-
|[[Daau United]]
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Hamza Segers}}
|{{team flag|The Green|name=Sani Abasi}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Aigā Akabane}}
|{{team flag|Etourney|name=Max Owen}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Zulfairuuz Rudy}}
|
|
|-
|[[Mataba DPMM]]
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Maxence Girault}}
|{{team flag|Cakaristan|name=Anwar Ralte}}
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Johan Cools}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Johnny Colaco}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Fazly Mazlan}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Jayson Wan Muhammad}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Elias Pilotto}}
|
|
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors]]
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Simone Castrovillari}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Haaroen Goethals}}
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Albert Tjäland}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Qixying FC]]
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Abdil Qaiyyim Mutalib}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Santiago Javier}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Furug Qodir}}
|{{team flag|The Green|name=Opecha Psamtic}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Imran de Jong}}
|
|
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Pete Forrosuelo}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Adolfo Veronesi}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Imran de Jong}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|{{team flag|Victoria|name=Reece Butler}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Radu Preda}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Salvatore Cinegro}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=George Rusu}}
|
|
|
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|{{team flag|Merenolitovina|name=Jarosław Brzęczyszczykiewicz}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Giorgio Spaghetto}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Jason-Franck Gauthier}}
|{{team flag|Batavia|name=Roy Bakker}}
|{{team flag|Tellia|name=Andrea Luca Peruzzi}}
|
|''{{team flag|Mataba|name=Akram Alif}}''
|-
|[[Warriors SC]]
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Mattia Ferrari}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Stephan Garcia}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Adolfo Braccini}}
|{{team flag|Sanama|name=Francisco Moreira}}
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Helge Bruņ}}
|
|
|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|}

==League table==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width="30" |Pos.
! width="185" |Team
! width="30" |Pld
! width="30" | W
! width="30" | D
! width="30" |L
! width="30" |GF
! width="30" |GA
! width="30" |GD
! width="30" |Pts
!Qualification
|- bgcolor="#BBF3BB"
|1
| align="left" |Daas City FC
| 4|| 4|| 0|| 0|| 17|| 5|| 12||12
|Qualification of the [[FMF Champions' League]] group stage
|- bgcolor="#BBF3FF"
|2
| align="left" |Muscat DFC
| 4|| 3|| 0|| 1|| 7|| 7|| 0||9
| rowspan="2" |Qualification of the [[AEFA Champions' League]] group stage
|- bgcolor="#BBF3FF"
|3
| align="left" |Bukit Kutong FC
| 4|| 2|| 2|| 0|| 5|| 3|| 2||8
|-
|4
| align="left" |Bintang Lukana
| 4|| 2|| 1|| 1|| 8|| 5|| 3||7
| rowspan="8" |
|-
|5
| align="left" |Seragaan United
| 4|| 2|| 1|| 1|| 9|| 7|| 2||7
|-
|6
| align="left" |TEC Seragaan FC
| 4|| 2|| 0|| 2|| 6|| 9|| -3||6
|-
| 7
| align="left" |Semkang FC
|4
|1
|2
|1
|3
|3
|0
|5
|-
|8
| align="left" |Qixying FC
|4
|1
|2
|1
|3
|5
| -2
|5
|-
|9
| align="left" |Daau United
|4
|1
|1
|2
|5
|6
| -1
|4
|-
| 10
| align="left" |Mataba DPMM
|4
|0
|3
|1
|3
|4
| -1
|3
|-
| 11
| align="left" |Pahak City Sailors
|4
|1
|0
|3
|2
|4
| -2
|3
|- bgcolor="#FFBBBB"
| 12
| align="left" |Young Stars FC
| 4|| 1|| 0|| 3|| 4|| 9|| -5||3
| rowspan="3" |Relegation to [[Daau Premier League]]
|- bgcolor="#FFBBBB"
| 13
| align="left" |Warriors SC
|4
|0
|2
|2
|0
|2
| -2
|2
|- bgcolor="#FFBBBB"
|14
| align="left" |Bintang Cricket Club
|4
|0
|2
|2
|2
|5
| -3
|2
|}

==Relegation play-offs==
Relegation play-offs were abolished following the establishment of a direct relegation system between the DSL and DPL.

==Statistics==
===Top Scorers===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Rank
!Player
!Club
!Goals
|-
| rowspan="1" |1
|
|
| rowspan="1" |
|-
|2
|
|
|
|-
|3
|
|
|
|-
|4
|
|
|
|-
|5
|
|
|
|}
===Top Assists===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
!Club
!Assists
|-
|1
|
|
|
|-
|2
|
|
|
|-
|3
|
|
|
|-
|4
|
|
|
|-
|5
|
|
|
|}
===Cleansheets===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
!Club
!Clean sheets
|-
| rowspan="1" |1
|
|
| rowspan="1" |
|-
|2
|
|
|
|-
| rowspan="2" |3
|
|
| rowspan="2" |
|-
|
|
|-
|4
|
|
|
|-
|5
|
|
|
|}

===Saves===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
!Club
!Saves Made %
|-
| rowspan="1" |1
|
|
| rowspan="1" |
|-
|2
|
|
|
|-
|3
|
|
|
|-
|4
|
|
|
|-
|5
|
|
|
|}
===Penalty missed===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Player
!For
!Against
!Date
|}
===Own goal===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Player
!For
!Against
!Date
|}
== Daau Super League Awards night winners==
{| class="wikitable"
!Awards
!Winners
!Club
|-
|Player of the Year
|
|
|-
|Young Player of the Year
|
|
|-
|Coach of the Year
|
|
|-
|Top Scorer Award
|
|
|-
|Playmaker of the Year

|
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|-
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[[Category:Football competitions]]

Daau United

2026-10-13T09:46:01Z

Ishac: /* Current Squad */

{{Infobox football club
|clubname = {{PAGENAME}}
|image = [[File:DaauUnited.png|200px]]
|caption =
|fullname = Daau United Football Club
|nickname = ''The Oranges''
|founded = 2000
|dissolved =
|ground = [[Sujad Lane]]
|capacity = 17,000
|owntitle = Owner
|owner = [[OrangeCo]]
|chrtitle = Chairman
|chairman = [[Zachary Tan]]
|mgrtitle = Head coach
|manager = {{team flag|Daau|name=Fahmi Ohmid}}
|league = [[Daau Super League]]
|season = [[2025–26 Daau Super League|2025–26 ]]
|position = TBA
|website =
|kit =
|American =
}}

'''Daau United Football Club''' or commonly known as '''Daau United''' is a professional football team based in Catang. The team are one of the most successful clubs in modern Dauian history, being the first to enter the [[AEFA Champions' League]] and enter the round of 16. The Oranges play their games in the [[Sujad Lane]], Catang Center in [[Seragaan]].

They have a reserve team which plays in the [[Daau Premier League]] while Daau United plays in the [[Daau Super League]].

==History==
Founded by a group of Matabese friends with Hakim Norani being the main investor, Daau United would be officially registered as an amateur club in the 2000-01 Daau Amateur Division. The club would go through years of hard fought victories in order for them to be promoted to the then D-League, the country's then 3rd division.

As the club was promoted as a professional club, Hakim Norani would step up and become the club's director moving forward in the 2006-07 season and would be instantly promoted to the 2nd divison in the following season with the signings of Hassan Che and Syafiq Nazali in the season.

The club would slowly enter their own "golden age" as the club would successfully be promoted into the Daau Top League following an impressive 2007-08 season with 0 losses.

As the years went by, Daau United continued to flourish with the signings of David Magek in the 2011-12 season, Edu Frances in the 2018-19 season and now club captain Georgio Keller in the 2009-10 season as a 21 year old. The club would win a total of 7 Daau Top League titles with their own golden generation pre-rebranding. The club also signed then hotshot Clover bin Clover in the 2016-17 season, becoming the club's all time top scorer with 204 goals to his name till this date. [[Zack Ortega]] was also signed in the 2017-18 season, becoming Daau United's most prized goalkeeper since [[James Lai]].

The club would enter the newly rebranded [[Daau Super League]] whilst retaining the squad of the former seasons with new signings. The oranges would win the first ever [[Daau Super League]] in the 2019-20 season but missing out on the 2020-21 season by 2 points off [[Bintang Lukana]]. The club however would bounce back and win the 2021-22 DSL title through clever management by interim manager Lee Laksa.

The Oranges would hire manager Bruno Yio at the start of the 2022-23 season, replacing interim Lee Laksa. The club would then qualify for the [[2022–23 AEFA Champions' League|AEFA Champions' League]] with a 5-2 win on aggregate over [[Satrapan Team of Aspadana|SToA]] while becoming the first ever Dauian club to do so. During their AEFA Champions' League run, Daau United managed to draw 2 games and lost one against Raspur Militantites. Daau United then ran riot with the team finishing in the 2nd place in the group, above [[Sýndesmos Athlitikós Aqaba]] and [[Lorat Ultras]]. Although hit by an injury crisis, the club sadly lost 1-0 to [[Park Prinsipa FK]] in the away leg. Despite a good contiential showing, The team's league campaign was rather disappointing as they lost the league title to Daas City as they were never in contention for the title, the club's board promised to show more regional ambition in the future and will attempt in the future.

The club entered the 2023-24 season on a high as manager [[Bruno Yio]] extended his contract and saw the loan arrival of [[Micha Slo Forbun]] from [[Daas City FC|Daas City]]. However as the season progressed the club's league position faltered to newcomers [[Cheetahs XII FC|Cheetahs XII]] as the Oranges finished in 4th place in the Super League and were knocked out of the AEFA Champions League early. Bruno Yio was replaced by current manager Fahmi Ohmid during pre-season of the 2024-25 season as Bruno mutually terminated his contract. The club fell into turmoil as rumors of financial instability leaked out, forcing the sale of the club to billionare Zachary Tan and his consortium OrangeCo. The club was injected with a Cr 25m funding to the player wages and transfer budget, with 2 confirmed arrivals from Floria pending intermicronational clearance.

The 2024-25 season proved to be a pivotal point in the club's history, as Fahmi Ohmid would lead Daau United to their third DSL League title after a tight affair with Daas City and a mid-season slump. Ohmid's achievement allowed him to take home multiple accolades such as the Dauian Coach of The Year and the DSL Coach of The Year awards. The Oranges subsequently extended his contract till 2029 following his good showing. [[Max Owen]] and [[Hamza Segers]] were revealed as the marquee signings for their title defending 2025-26 season, only to then fall short to a rejuvenated Daas City side.

Fahmi was given a contract extension in the summer of 2026, extending till June 2028. The club would run into a rough patch during their first few fixtures of the 2026-27 season.

== Club officials==

===Club Senior staff===
{| class="wikitable"
!Position
!Name
|-
|Chairman
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Zachary Tan}}
|-
|Chief Executive Officer
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Jonas Karlanger}}
|-
| rowspan="3" |Directors
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Timothee Chang}}
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Han Duyong}}
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=George Li}}
|-
|Public Relations Manager
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Samuel Lee}}
|-
|Director of Football
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Christopher Tan}}
|-
|Assistant Director of Football
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Ko Chun Ko}}
|-
|Chief Scout
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Sami Jaala}}
|}

===Coaching staff===
{| class="wikitable"
!Position
!Staff
|-
|Head Coach
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Fahmi Ohmid}}
|-
| rowspan="3" |Assistant Coaches
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Javier Ferando}}
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Samuel Pipej}}
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Ilham Hazim}}
|-
|Goalkeeping Coach
|{{team flag|Daau|name=James Lai}}
|-
|Athletic Coach
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Deepanraj Vikash}}
|-
|Fitness Coach
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Sean Giresh}}
|-
|Head of Youth
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Thomas Coll}}
|}

==Players==

===Current Squad===
{{Fs start|age=y}}
{{Fs player|no=1|nation=Daau|name=[[Wayne Chew]]|pos=GK|age={{age|2002|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=2|nation=Daau|name=[[Michael Mendonca]]|pos=DF|age={{age|2004|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=3|nation=Daau|name=[[Eduardo Frances]]|pos=DF|age={{age|1998|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=4|nation=Daau|name=[[Georgio Kellher]]|pos=DF|other=[[wikipedia:Captain (association football)|captain]]|age={{age|1994|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=5|nation=Daau|name=[[Tioshala Tupama]]|pos=FW|age={{age|1997|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=6|nation=Daau|name=[[Ruan Mendez Bruno Pedro]]|pos=MF|age={{age|2003|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=7|nation=Craitland|name=[[Albert Tjäland]]|pos=FW|age={{age|2004|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=8|nation=Daau|name=[[Daiki Tezuka]]|pos=DF|age={{age|1998|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=9|nation=Daau|name=[[Muhammad Asis Raij]]|pos=MF|age={{age|2004|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=10|nation=Daau|name=[[Paulo Dos Alivero]]|pos=MF|age={{age|1996|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=11|nation=Daau|name=[[Ammirul Afiq Zakaria]]|pos=FW|age={{age|1989|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=12|nation=Daau|name=[[Joseph Mendonca]]|pos=FW|age={{age|2006|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=14|nation=Daau|name=[[Gabirel Souza]]|pos=GK|age={{age|2000|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=15|nation=Daau|name=[[Goncalo Marques]]|pos=DF|age={{age|1992|1|1}}}}
{{Fs mid|age=y}}
{{Fs player|no=16|nation=Mataba|name=[[Callum Bingham]]|pos=DF|age={{age|2007|2|18}}}}
{{Fs player|no=17|nation=New Batavia|name=[[Hamza Segers]]|pos=MF|age={{age|2000|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=18|nation=Banh Nam|name=[[Trịnh Nhật Hùng]]|pos=FW |age={{age|2004|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=19|nation=Daau|name=[[Jahangir Khan (Dauian footballer)|Jahangir Khan]]|pos=MF|age={{age|2001|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=20|nation=The Hexarchy|name=[[Sani Abasi]]|pos=FW|age={{age|1999|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=21|nation=Daau|name=[[Maarten Marques]]|pos=GK|age={{age|2006|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=22|nation=Daau|name=[[Rassmus Hejlund]]|pos=MF|age={{age|2004|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=24|nation=Etourney|name=[[Max Owen]]|pos=MF|age={{age|1998|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=25|nation=Daau|name=[[Niels Klarsson]]|pos=MF|age={{age|2008|12|31}}}}
{{Fs player|no=26|nation=Daau|name=[[Pierre Tchougang]]|pos=FW|age={{age|2004|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=27|nation=Phinbella|name=[[Aigā Akabane]]|pos=MF|age={{age|1999|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=28|nation=Daau|name=[[Ryan Thomas (Dauian footballer)|Ryan Thomas]]|pos=MF|age={{age|2000|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=29|nation=Daau|name=[[Luke Hong]]|pos=FW|age={{age|1998|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=30|nation=Daau|name=[[Kian Pereira Singh]]|pos=FW|age={{age|2004|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=31|nation=Daau|name=[[Rayan Hunt]]|pos=MF |age={{age|2006|1|1}}}}
{{Fs end}}



===Reserves and academy===
{{main|1=Daau United Reserves and Academy
}}

====Reserve Squad====
== International competition record ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Season
!Competition
!Round
!Opponent
!Home
!Away
!Agg.
|-
| rowspan="2" |[[2022–23 AEFA Champions' League|2022–23]]
| rowspan="2" |[[AEFA Champions' League]]
|[[2022–23 AEFA Champions' League#Qualifying round|QR]]
|{{team flagn|Suren|name=Satrapan Team of Aspadana}}
| align="center" bgcolor="#BBF3BB" |3–2
| align="center" bgcolor="#BBF3BB" |2–0
| align="center" bgcolor="#BBF3BB" |'''5–2'''
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[[Category:Daau]]-->

Daau United Reserves and Academy

2026-10-13T09:45:24Z

Ishac:

{{Infobox football club
|clubname = {{PAGENAME}}
|image = [[File:DaauUnited.png|200px]]
|caption =
|fullname = Daau United Football Club Reserves and Academy
|nickname = ''The Oranges''
|founded = 2001
|dissolved =
|ground = [[Catang Football Complex]] (Capacity: 2,000) [[MPBK Stadium]] (Capacity: 500)
|capacity =
|owntitle =
|owner =
|chrtitle = Chairman
|chairman = [[Samuel De Volke]]
|mgrtitle = Head coach
|manager = {{team flag|Daau|name=Ilham Noor}}
|league = [[Daau Premier League]]
|season = [[2022–23 Daau Premier League|2022–23]]
|position = Daau Premier League, 7th
|website =
|kit =
|American =
}}'''Daau United Reserves and Academy''' is the most senior side of the [[Daau United|Daau United's]] youth pathway system. The senior reserve side competes in the [[Daau Premier League]], the nation's 2nd tier professional football league whilst the under-21's division competes in the [[DNTP Developmental League|DNTP Under-21 League]]. The senior reserve side is a mix of senior players from the first team and some youth team members who have been recommended for higher intensity levels.

The reserve and academy side share the Catang Football Complex in Catang for matchdays and trainings. The senior reserve side also uses the [[MPBK Stadium]] for matchdays if required.

== History ==
The Reserve side known as '''Daau United II''', competes in the Daau Premier League and has achieved a few midtable finishes in the prior seasons and is not allowed to be promoted even if the side wins the championship due to a DAFA rule that a reserve side may not compete in the same league as it's senior side. The club has produced a number of youth talents, notably being [[Tavark Tupama]] and his brother Tioshala whom have been successful cases.

Players in the reserve division compete in the Daau Premier League and are promoted to the senior side if needed. Players are willing to play for such reserve teams in the second division due to the relatively secure and stable income, unlike other DPL or Daau League sides which may suffer from financial instability. Such is why certain players would rather stay with the reserve team than move on with their careers.

==Goal==
As Daau's top club leading in youth production, the Daau United youth pathway system is the largest and most effective due to its many divisions. The reserve and academy section strives to provide teenagers in Daau a place to grow fruitfully and maybe a path to professional football. The youth pathway is set into 2 systems, with one being the Academy and the other being the Football School. The Daau United Academy side competes in DNTP competitions and is a program geared towards players with a goal to turn professional in the future. The Academy program is free of charge and selections are made based on player's technical levels and game intelligence. The Daau United Football School however is a more low intensity program and is generally for players looking to improve their skills as a side program or as a pastime. Players in the Football School program compete in the [[Daau Youth Championship]] and are able to be promoted to the Academy program if their progress matches with players of the level.

==Players==

===Current squads===

====Reserve Division====
{{Fs start}}|age=y
{{Fs player|no=1|nation=Daau|name=[[Mohad Giresh]]|pos=GK|age={{age|2004|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=2|nation=Daau|name=[[Pedro Marques]]|pos=DF|age={{age|2002|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=3|nation=Daau|name=[[Maarten Hjumuland]]|pos=DF|age={{age|2005|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=4|nation=Daau|name=[[Hadin Afiq]]|pos=DF|age={{age|2004|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=6|nation=Daau|name=[[Faiz Nik Akif]]|pos=DF|age={{age|2003|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=7|nation=Daau|name=[[Shane Aki]]|pos=MF|age={{age|2005|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=8|nation=Daau|name=[[Ilhan Iskandar]]|pos=FW|age={{age|2006|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=9|nation=Daau|name=[[Fairulkah Shah]]|pos=FW|age={{age|2001|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=10|nation=Daau|name=[[Khassim Akeem Recha]]|pos=MF|age={{age|2005|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=11|nation=Daau|name=[[Basarado Balrajjah]]|pos=MF|age={{age|2007|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=12|nation=Daau|name=[[Kai Yamazaki]]|pos=DF|age={{age|2002|1|1}}}}
{{Fs mid|age=y}}
{{Fs player|no=13|nation=Daau|name=[[Hilimi Hassan]]|pos=GK|age={{age|2006|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=15|nation=Daau|name=[[Gareth Lew]]|pos=FW|age={{age|2000|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=16|nation=Daau|name=[[Arif Aziq Harman]]|pos=MF|age={{age|2002|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=18|nation=Daau|name=[[Jamie Yung]] |pos=DF|age={{age|2006|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=19|nation=Daau|name=[[Tyler Chia]]|pos=DF|age={{age|2007|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=20|nation=Daau|name=[[Arif Nazrulhazraq]] |pos=FW|age={{age|2008|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=23|nation=Daau|name=[[Ikhsan Mohamad]] |pos=MF|age={{age|2007|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=24|nation=Daau|name=[[Hazwan Fareez]] |pos=MF|age={{age|2006|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=25|nation=Daau|name=[[Lanbraz Llongwei]] |pos=DF|age={{age|2008|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=26|nation=Daau|name=[[Brandon Wee]] |pos=MF|age={{age|2003|1|1}}}}
{{Fs end}}



====Under-21 Division====
{{Fs start|age=y}}
{{Fs player|no=1|nation=Daau|name=[[Jacob Farey]] |pos=GK|age={{age|2007|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=2|nation=Daau|name=[[Luke Bannerman]] |pos=DF|age={{age|2006|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=3|nation=Daau|name=[[Tyler Saputra]] |pos=MF|age={{age|2007|1|1}}}}
{{Fs player|no=4|nation=Daau|name=[[Yacob Rongsausi]] |pos=DF|age={{age|2005|1|1}}}}

{{Fs mid|age=y}}
{{Fs player|no=5|nation=Daau|name=[[Rafael de Chan]] |pos=FW|age={{age|2013|1|1}}}}
{{Fs end}}

==Season-to-season record==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!Season
!Tier
!Division
!Teams
!Position
!Home Stadium
!DNTP Under-21 League
!DNTP Under-18 League
|-
|[[2022–23 Daau Premier League|2022–23]]
|2
|[[Daau Premier League|Premier League]]
|10
|7
|[[Catang Football Complex]]
|Under-21 2nd place
|Under-18 Champions
|-
|2023–24
|2
|[[Daau Premier League|Premier League]]
|10
|6
|[[Catang Football Complex]]
|Under-21 2nd place
|Under-18 2nd place
|}
[[Category:Football teams]]

2025–26 Daau Super League

2026-10-12T17:14:15Z

Ishac: /* Daau Super League Awards night winners */

{{infobox football league season
| image =
| pixels =
| caption =
| competition = [[Daau Super League]]
| season = 2025–26
| winners =
| promoted = [[Jinan Island FC]] [[Seragaan FC]] [[Catang Pasar United FC]]
| relegated =
| continentalcup1 = [[2026–27 FMF Champions' League|FMF Champions' League]]
| continentalcup1 qualifiers =
| continentalcup2 = [[2026–27 AEFA Champions' League|AEFA Champions' League]]
| continentalcup2 qualifiers =
| matches =
| total goals =
| league topscorer = [[Farshuno Kempse]] (28 goals)
| biggest home win =
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| prevseason = [[2024–25 Daau Super League|2024–25]]
| nextseason = [[2026–27 Daau Super League|2026–27]]
| extra information =
}}
The '''2025–26 Daau Super League''' (also known as the '''[[CHACE Bank|CHACE]] [[Daau Super League]]''' due to sponsorship reasons) is the top professional league in Daau, since its major rebranding in 2019. The league is set to start on the 20th of August of 2025 and is set to end on May 20th in 2026. Daau United are the defending champions in this edition, claiming their first DSL title over rivals Daas City.

The 2025–26 edition will also see the proper introduction of [[Video assistant referee|VAR]] to be used in all league matches.

Teams will play 26 games in the league this season along with the [[Daau Youth Cup]], [[Daau SuperShield]] and the [[Daau FA Cup]].

==Format==
The following key changes were made to the rules for the 2025–26 season:

# Player registration windows will be on 1 October 2025 for the summer window, and 1 February 2026 for the winter window. All teams must submit their teamsheet by the deadline else risk being expelled from the league.
# The league has abolished the playoff system between DSL and DPL teams, meaning that teams placed 12th to 14th are relegated automatically to the Daau Premier League.
# Players which hold a Draguti ID are registered as a foreign player until they have received their Dauian clearance ID.
#DSL clubs are now allowed to register a maximum of six foreign players with no age restrictions. A maximum of five foreign players may be named or fielded in any one match, an increase of one from 2024–25.
#The league has removed the AEFA player slot and instead DSL clubs are allowed to sign foreigners of any micronationality, with Under-21 foreigners not requiring registration.
# Each team is able to register up to 30 players, a increase of 2 compared to last season's 28. Each team must also be able to register a minimum of 18 players.
The following key changes were made to the rules since the 2022–23 season:
# Players shall be allocated jersey numbers 1 to 99. Jersey number become available for allocation to new members after a player ceased to play for a club.
#Young Stars FC are now allowed to sign 3 under-22 foreign players, of whom at least one shall be of the nationality of an AEFA Member Association.
#DSL clubs are now allocated Global Positioning Systems (GPS) devices - among other performance and tracking gear.
#Financial reports must also be released to the [[Daau Football Association]] on 1 August 2025 for the summer reporting period, and 1 January 2026 for the winter period.
#Following the passing of the [[Matabese Autonomy bill]] by both the Dauian and Matabese Assembly, Matabese players without Dauian second nationality shall be treated as foreign players, as a result the AEFA slot may be used for Matabese players.
#The league has removed its under-22 player rule and thus no requirement is needed for team registration regarding under-22 players. Under-21 players however do not require registration and are free to play any games
==Teams==
Fourteen teams enter the 2025–26 edition of the DSL, welcoming 3 new teams, newcomers [[Bukit Kutong FC]], [[East Coast United]] and [[Thampines Rovers FC]].
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Club
!Location
!Stadium
!Capacity
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|Central Seragaan||[[Daau National Stadium]]||45,000
|-
|[[Bukit Kutong FC]]
|Kutong
|[[Kutong Stadium]]
|9,000
|-
|[[Caching City FC]]
|Caching Town||[[Mak Kau Hijau Stadium]]||18,000
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|Daas||[[Daas Besar Stadium]]||20,000
|-
|[[Daau United]]
|Catang||[[Sujad Lane]]||17,000
|-
|[[Jinan Island FC]]
|Jinan Island
|[[Jinan Island Sports Ground]]
|8,000
|-
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|Davinson
|[[InsightForge Sports Hub]]
|9,000
|-
|[[Qixying FC]]
| Daas-Bedok||[[Our Qixying Hub]]||5,000
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]
|Tio Sem Kang||[[Semkang Payoh Stadium]]||40,000
|-
|[[Sembalang Knights FC]]
|Sembalang
|[[Sembalang Stadium]]
|4,000
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|Seragaan
|[[Seragaan State Stadium]]
| 23,000
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|Seragaan
|[[Seragaan West Stadium]]
|26,000
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors (Thampines Rovers)]]
|Daas-Bedok
|[[Pahak Sports Ground|Pahak Stadium]]
|9,000
|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|Davinson
|[[Davinson Stadium]]
|18,000
|}
==Personnel and kits==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Team
!Manager
!Captain
!Kit manufacturer
!Shirt sponsor (Chest)
!Other Shirt Sponsors
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Stefano Curo}}||{{team flag|Daau|name=Jorge Calagri Jr}}||KJEP
|Alien Energy
|BINTAWAN SPORT Calhalier Prevention
|-
|[[Bukit Kutong FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Yeo Sheng Li}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Lucas Hernan Jesus}}
|Bakhlat
|LongdongNation
|BukiTT Kutong Unites
|-
|[[Caching City FC]]||{{team flag|Daau|||name=Chan Ting Hong}}||{{team flag|Daau|||name=Yeo Foo Yap}}||Abidas
|Caching Steel
|
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]||{{team flag|Craitland|name=Markus Nielsen}}||{{team flag|Daau|name=Feran Haziq}}||CORE
|[[MSBC]]
|White Clover [[DTICT Capital]]
|-
|[[Daau United]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Fahmi Ohmid}}||{{team flag|Daau|name=Georgio Kellher}}||FTD
|KOKO
|Schruller Chevalier Motors
|-
|[[Jinan Island FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=James Wee}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Jufri Taha}}
|Tundra
|Jinan Community
|
|-
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=V. Poojary}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Shahril Ishac}}
|StadSports
|[[Ultimate Football Group|UFG]]
|Hisson InsightForge
|-
|[[Qixying FC]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Ali Noor}}||{{team flag|Daau|name=Zaifu Nizam}}|| FTD
|ContructRolos
|ThinkLabs
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Wlaxi'f Torisha}}||{{team flag|Daau|name=Darryl See}}||Al-Elkhson Sports
|Semkang Group
|
|-
|[[Sembalang Knights FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kawin Szwjilianzhang}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Fazli Jaffar}}
| Al-Elkhson Sports
|[[Bet67]]
|
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Tim Van Haaralen]]
|{{team flag|Daau|||name=Lam Zhi Zhang}}
|Tundra
|TEC Group
|
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Kharin Nizammudin]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Fawaz Muhammad}}
|Abidas
|[[Nassar38|Nassar38.micras]]
|
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors (Thampines Rovers)]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Jason Villemuer]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Urayama Isei}}
|Tundra
|[[KEA]]
|[[Arena Gaming|ArenaGaming]]
|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Zaini Muslim}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Simon Jones}}
|Daau National Sports
|[[Daau|Daau Government]]
|IshacMotion
|}
===Coaching changes===
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under [[FMF]] eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.
{| class="wikitable"
!Team
!Outgoing coach
!Manner of departure
!Date of vacancy
!Position in table
!Incoming coach
!Date of
appointment
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|||name=Rafael Mendes}}
| rowspan="3" |End of contract
| rowspan="3" |1 June 2025
| rowspan="6" |''Pre-season''
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Josip Ruiz}}
|15 July 2025
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Wlaxi'f Torisha}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Justin Smith}}
|4 July 2025
|-
|[[Sembalang Knights FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Bruno Yio}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kawin Szwjilianzhang}}
|1 July 2025
|-
|[[Muscat DFC]]
| colspan="2" |New hire
| -
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=V. Poojary}}
|15 July 2025
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Gavin Bee}}
|Re-designated as Under-22 Manager
| rowspan="2" |25 August 2025
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Markus Nielsen}}
|29 August 2025
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Isaac Zainol}}
|Resigned
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Kharin Nizammudin]]
|25 August 2025
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors]]
|{{team flag|Vegno|flag}} [[Dalibor Grgic]]
|Sacked
|14 October 2025
|14th
|{{team flag|Vegno|flag}} [[Simon Salvatore]]
|27 October 2025
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Josip Ruiz}}
|Resigned
|11 November 2025
|13th
|{{team flag|Victoria|name=Justin Watson}}
|16 November 2025
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors]]
|{{team flag|Vegno|flag}} [[Simon Salvatore]]
|End of interim spell
|27 December 2025
|14th
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Hassan Che]]
|1 January 2026
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|{{team flag|Victoria|name=Justin Watson}}
|Signed by [[Daau Football Association|DAFA]]
|3 January 2026
|12th
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Tim Van Haaralen]]
|3 January 2026
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Hassan Che]]
|Mutual consent
|20 March 2026
|12th
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Shameer Aziq]]
|29 March 2026
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Shameer Aziq]]
|End of interim
|3 April 2026
|12th
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Jason Villemuer]]
|3 April 2026
|-
|[[Caching City FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|||name=Shahlid Shah}}
|Resigned
|8 May 2026
|14th
|{{team flag|Daau|||name=Chan Ting Hong}}
|8 May 2026
|}

=== Referees and VAR ===
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under [[FMF]] eligibility rules. Referees may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Role
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Ong Tee Wee}}
|Head Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Leonard Aleguer III}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Anthony Daye}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Lewis Watson}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Hassan Jheraba}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Abdullah Altaff Ritesh}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Taqi Al-Faraj Hussien}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Haarman Al-Ali Reezal}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kenneth Paul}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Tan Soo Jia}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Chen Jia}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Riley Shade}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Darwin James}}
|Referee
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Role
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Tan Jong}}
|Head VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kim Tee}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Farhad Ghoulam}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Benjamin Winker}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Lee Jing Nam}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Daniel Soelmann}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Isaac Jia}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Raphael de Jong}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Leonard Peh}}
|Backup VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kenneth Paul}}
|Backup VAR Referee
|}

==Foreign players==
Daau Super League clubs can sign a maximum of six foreign players in the 2024–25 season. Any extra Matabese player will count as foreign unless they hold Dauian passport.

Players name in '''bold''' indicates the player was registered after the season start or during the mid-season transfer window.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:90%;"
! style="width:8%" |Club
! style="width:10%" |Player 1
! style="width:10%" |Player 2
! style="width:10%" |Player 3
! style="width:10%" |Player 4
! style="width:10%" |Player 5
! style="width:10%" |Player 6
! style="width:10%" |Former Players
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Mattia Dragoni}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Jean-Carlos Garcia}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Min-hyeon Park-Van Heerdens}}
|{{team flag|Victoria|name=Phil Linwood}}
|
|
|
|-
|[[Bukit Kutong FC]]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Caching City FC]]
|{{team flag|Yakka|name=Myong Hyong Jun}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Salvatore Cinegro}}
|{{team flag|Cakaristan|name=Anwar Ralte}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|{{team flag|Sanpantul|name=Watase Yunosuke}}
|{{team flag|Sanpantul|name=Dokite Akihisa}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Danilo Mannino}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Mohammed-Amine Somers}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Zack Ortega}}
|
|
|-
|[[Daau United]]
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Hamza Segers}}
|{{team flag|The Hexarchy|name=Sani Abasi}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Aigā Akabane}}
|{{team flag|Etourney|name=Max Owen}}
|
|
|
|-
|[[Jinan Island FC]]
|{{team flag|Yakka|name=Noh Jun Yong}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=George Rusu}}
|{{team flag|Shireroth|name=Kielan Tarroan}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Johan Cools}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Johnny Colaco}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Fazly Mazlan}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Jayson Wan Muhammad}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Elias Pilotto}}
|
|
|-
|[[Qixying FC]]
|{{team flag|Victoria|name=Reece Butler}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Zulfairuuz Rudy}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Radu Preda}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Abdil Qaiyyim Mutalib}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Santiago Javier}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Furug Qodir}}
|{{team flag|The Hexarchy|name=Opecha Psamtic}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Imran de Jong}}
|
|
|-
|[[Sembalang Knights FC]]
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Pete Forrosuelo}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Adolfo Veronesi}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Imran de Jong}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Simone Castrovillari}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Haaroen Goethals}}
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Albert Tjäland}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|{{team flag|Merenolitovina|name=Jarosław Brzęczyszczykiewicz}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Giorgio Spaghetto}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Jason-Franck Gauthier}}
|{{team flag|Batavia|name=Roy Bakker}}
|{{team flag|Tellia|name=Andrea Luca Peruzzi}}
|
|''{{team flag|Mataba|name=Akram Alif}}''
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors (Thampines Rovers)]]
|{{team flag|Oportia|name=Maxence Girault}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Mattia Ferrari}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Stephan Garcia}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Adolfo Braccini}}
|{{team flag|Sanama|name=Francisco Moreira}}
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Helge Bruņ}}
|
|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|}

==League table==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width="30" |Pos.
! width="185" |Team
! width="30" |Pld
! width="30" | W
! width="30" | D
! width="30" |L
! width="30" |GF
! width="30" |GA
! width="30" |GD
! width="30" |Pts
!Qualification
|- bgcolor="#BBF3BB"
|1
| align="left" |[[Daas City FC]]
| 26|| 19|| 4|| 3|| 62|| 26|| 36||61
|Qualification of the [[FMF Champions' League]] group stage
|- bgcolor="#BBF3FF"
|2
| align="left" |[[Daau United]]
| 26|| 17|| 6|| 3|| 51|| 25|| 26||57
| rowspan="2" |Qualification of the [[AEFA Champions' League]] group stage
|- bgcolor="#BBF3FF"
|3
| align="left" |[[Seragaan United]]
| 26|| 15|| 7|| 4|| 48|| 29|| 19||52
|-
|4
| align="left" |[[Bintang Lukana]]
| 26|| 13|| 8|| 5|| 44|| 32|| 12||47
| rowspan="8" |
|-
|5
| align="left" |[[Bukit Kutong FC]]
| 26|| 13|| 7|| 6|| 43|| 30|| 13||46
|-
|6
| align="left" |[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
| 26|| 11|| 7|| 8|| 40|| 36|| 4||40
|-
| 7
| align="left" |[[Qixying FC]]
|26
|9
|7
|10
|34
|39
| -5
|34
|-
|8
| align="left" |[[Muscat DFC]]
|26
|8
|7
|11
|31
|41
| -10
|31
|-
|9
| align="left" |[[Semkang FC]]
|26
|6
|8
|12
|28
|43
| -15
|26
|-
| 10
| align="left" |[[Young Stars FC]]
|26
|6
|6
|14
|26
|46
| -20
|24
|-
| 11
| align="left" |[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors]]
|26
|4
|6
|16
|23
|50
| -27
|18
|- bgcolor="#FFBBBB"
| 12
| align="left" |[[Jinan Island FC]]
| 26|| 3|| 5|| 18|| 20|| 55|| -35||14
| rowspan="3" |Relegation to [[Daau Premier League]]
|- bgcolor="#FFBBBB"
| 13
| align="left" |[[Sembalang Knights FC]]
|26
|3
|4
|19
|19
|58
| -39
|13
|- bgcolor="#FFBBBB"
|14
| align="left" |[[Caching City FC]]
|26
|2
|5
|19
|17
|62
| -45
|11
|}

==Relegation play-offs==
Relegation play-offs were abolished following the establishment of a direct relegation system between the DSL and DPL.

==Statistics==
===Top Scorers===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Rank
!Player
!Club
!Goals
|-
| rowspan="1" |1
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Mattia Dragoni}}
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
| rowspan="1" |21
|-
|2
|[[Luke Hong]]
|[[Daau United]]
|19
|-
|3
|{{team flag|Merenolitovina|name=Jarosław Brzęczyszczykiewicz}}
|[[Seragaan United]]
|18
|-
|4
|{{team flag|Sanpantul|name=Dokite Akihisa}}
|[[Daas City FC]]
|16
|-
|5
|[[Brendall Kiyam]]
|[[Qixying FC]]
|15
|}
===Top Assists===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
!Club
!Assists
|-
|1
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Danilo Mannino}}
|[[Daas City FC]]
|13
|-
|2
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Jean-Carlos Garcia}}
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|10
|-
|3
|[[Michael Mendonca]]
|[[Daau United]]
|9
|-
|4
|[[Syarin Abdulrahman]]
|[[Seragaan United]]
|8
|-
|5
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Haaroen Goethals}}
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|6
|}
===Cleansheets===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
!Club
!Clean sheets
|-
| rowspan="1" |1
|[[Ethan Tan]]
|[[Seragaan United]]
| rowspan="1" |7
|-
|2
|[[Kanou Goura]]
|[[Daas City FC]]
|6
|-
| rowspan="2" |3
|[[Gabirel Souza]]
|[[Daau United]]
| rowspan="2" |5
|-
|[[Ni Henchou]]
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|-
|4
|[[Farizal Marlias]]
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|4
|-
|5
|[[Lucas Hernan Jesus]]
|[[Bukit Kutong FC]]
|3
|}

===Saves===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
!Club
!Saves Made %
|-
| rowspan="1" |1
|
|
| rowspan="1" |
|-
|2
|
|
|
|-
|3
|
|
|
|-
|4
|
|
|
|-
|5
|
|
|
|}
===Penalty missed===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Player
!For
!Against
!Date
|}
===Own goal===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Player
!For
!Against
!Date
|}
== Daau Super League Awards night winners==
{| class="wikitable"
!Awards
!Winners
!Club
|-
|Player of the Year
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Danilo Mannino}}
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|-
|Young Player of the Year
|[[Khai Bilfhinger]]
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|-
|Coach of the Year
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Markus Nielsen}}
|[[Daas City FC]]
|-
|Top Scorer Award
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Mattia Dragoni}}
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|-
|Playmaker of the Year

|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Danilo Mannino}}
|[[Daas City FC]]
|-
|Defender of the Year
|[[Ahmad Rafiq Shah]]
|[[Daas City FC]]
|-
|Golden Glove
|[[Ethan Tan]]
|[[Seragaan United]]
|-
| Goal of the Year
|[[Ashmir Krkhavic]]
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|-
| Fair Play Award
| colspan="2" |[[Young Stars FC]]
|-
|Referee of the Year
| colspan="2" |{{team flag|Daau|name=Haarman Al-Ali Reezal}}
|}
===Team of The Year===
{| class="wikitable"
!Position
!Player
!Club
|-
|Goalkeeper
|[[Ethan Tan]]
|[[Seragaan United]]
|-
| rowspan="4" |Defenders
|[[Ahmad Rafiq Shah]]
|[[Daas City FC]]
|-
|{{team flag|Sanpantul|name=Watase Yunosuke}}
|[[Daas City FC]]
|-
|[[James Rajah]]
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|-
|[[Michael Mendonca]]
|[[Daau United]]
|-
| rowspan="4" |Midfielders
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Danilo Mannino}}
|[[Daas City FC]]
|-
|[[Syarin Abdulrahman]]
|[[Seragaan United]]
|-
|[[Khai Bilfhinger]]
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|-
|[[Han Wenshu]]
|[[Daau United]]
|-
| rowspan="2" |Forwards
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Mattia Dragoni}}
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|-
|{{team flag|Merenolitovina|name=Jarosław Brzęczyszczykiewicz}}
|[[Seragaan United]]
|}
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[[Category:Football competitions]]

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2026-10-12T17:13:12Z

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2026-10-12T17:07:27Z

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2026-10-11T07:11:08Z

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{{infobox football league season
| image =
| pixels =
| caption =
| competition = [[Daau Super League]]
| season = 2022–23
| winners = [[Daau City FC|Daau City]] (1st title)
| promoted =
| relegated = [[Aeland Krasno Natives (D)|AKN (D)]]
| continentalcup1 = [[2023–24 AEFA Champions' League|AEFA Champions' League]]
| continentalcup1 qualifiers = [[Daau City FC|Daau City]]
| continentalcup2 =
| continentalcup2 qualifiers =
| matches = 224
| total goals = 371
| league topscorer = [[Izzdin Shuai]] (22 goals)
| biggest home win = [[Daas City FC|DCI]] 11-0 [[Aeland Krasno Natives (D)|AKN]] (1 October 2022)
| biggest away win = [[Aeland Krasno Natives (D)|AKN]] 0-5 [[Daau United|DAU]] (28 September 2022)
| highest scoring = [[Daas City FC|DCI]] 11-0 [[Aeland Krasno Natives (D)|AKN]] (1 October 2022)
| longest wins = [[Daas City FC]] (7 matches)
| longest unbeaten =
| longest winless = [[Daau U23 FC]] (12 matches)
| longest losses =
| highest attendance =
| lowest attendance =
| average attendance =
| prevseason =
| nextseason = [[2023–24 Daau Super League|2023–24]]
| extra information =
}}

The '''2022–23 Daau Super League''' (also known as the '''BSL [[Daau Super League]]''' due to sponsorship reasons) is the top professional league in Daau, since its major rebranding in 2019. The league started on the 27th of August 2022 and concluded on the night of 2nd of April 2023

[[Daau United]] are the defending champions, having won their ninth title last season with a 3 point lead over runners up [[Bintang Lukana]]. Daau City became the champions for the first time in its history, beating Bintang by a mere 2 point gap.

==Format==
The following key changes were made to the rules since the 2022 season:

#Each team is able to register up to 25 players in their squad, a reduction of 3 players as compared from 2020.
#Daau U23 can only register under-23 players and are entitled to 4 overaged players.
# Players shall be allocated jersey numbers 1 to 50. Jersey number become available for allocation to new members after a player ceased to play for a club.
# DSL clubs are now allowed to register a maximum of five foreign players with no age restrictions, of whom at least one shall be of the nationality of an AEFA Member Association. A maximum of four foreign players may be named or fielded in any one match.
# Aeland Krasno Natives may sign up to 22 Krasno players per season. They are also allowed to sign at a maximum 3 overaged Dauian players.
#All grounds remain the same from the 2021 season.
#Matabese players are counted as local players.

==Teams ==
Eight teams compete in the league. 6 of which are from the previous season and the top 2 of the [[Daau Premier League]]. Seragaan United returns to the top flight with Seragaan Stadium still being their home and Daau U23 joins the league due to a number of free agent players due to clubs' withdrawing. Daas FC refused to participate in this year's edition due to financial problems.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Club
!Location
!Stadium
!Capacity
|-
|[[Aeland Krasno Natives (D)]]
|Ersugah||[[Ersugah Stadium]]||2,800
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|Inner Seragaan||[[Daau National Stadium]]||45,000
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|Inner Seragaan||[[Daas Besar Stadium]]||20,000
|-
|[[Young Stars FC|Daau U23]]
|West Daas||[[Davinson Stadium]]||18,000
|-
|[[Daau United]]
|Catang||[[Sujad Lane]]||17,000
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]
|Semkang||[[Semkang Payoh Stadium]]||40,000
|-
|[[Seragaan FC]]
|Seragaan||[[Seragaan West Stadium]]||23,000
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|Caching||[[Seragaan State Stadium]]||26,000
|}
==Personnel and kits==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Team

!Manager
!Captain
!Kit manufacturer
!Shirt sponsor
(Chest)
|-
|[[Daau United]]||{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Bruno Yio}}||{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Georgio Kellher}}||FTD
|Chevalier Motors
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]||{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Stefano Curo}}||{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Jorge Calagri Jr}}||Al-Elkhson Sports
|Daau Food/Daau Data
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]||{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Rafael Mendes}}||{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Fawaz Muhammad}}||Abidas
|DBET88
|-
|[[Aeland Krasno Natives (D)]]||{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Jin Hawasake}}||{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Shamsudin Norin}}||Aaer
|KENKA
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]||{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Wlaxi'f Torisha}}||{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Darryl See}}||Yeeu
| Fly Dauian
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]||{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Pipi Rodriguez}}||{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Feran Haziq}}||TJ
|Krasno Airways
|-
|[[Seragaan FC]]||{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Tatsuma Yukinawa}}||{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Lam Zhi Zhang}}||Tubra
|Seragaan Community
|-
|[[Young Stars FC|Daau U23]]||{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Shahri Roslee}}||{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Simon Jones}}||Daau National Sports
|Daau Government
|}

===Coaching changes===
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FMF eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.
{| class="wikitable"
!Team
!Outgoing coach
! Manner of departure
!Date of vacancy
!Position in table
!Incoming coach
!Date of
appointment
|-
|[[Daau United]]
|{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Lee Laksa}} (interim)
|End of interim
|27 August 2022
|Pre-season
|{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Bruno Yio}}
|27 August 2022
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Benjamin Bora}}
|End of interim
|29 August 2022
|Pre-season
|{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Rafael Mendes}}
|29 August 2022
|-
|[[Aeland Krasno Natives (D)]]
|{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Ju Ty'sc}}
|Sacked
|10 October 2022
|8th
|{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Jin Hawasake}}
|12 October 2022
|-
|[[Seragaan FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Marcelo Diel}}
|Re-designated as technical director
|5 November 2022

|6th
|{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Tatsuma Yukinawa}}
|6 November 2022
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Timun Del Tamber}}
|Sacked
|1 February 2023
|3rd
|{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Stefano Curo}}
|11 February 2023
|-
|[[Young Stars FC|Daau U23]]
|{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Tibuat Chi-Staut}}
|Mutual termination
|25 March 2023
|8th
|{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Shahri Roslee}}
|25 March 2023
|}

==Foreign players==
Daau Super League clubs can sign a maximum of five foreign players in the 2022-23 season.

Aeland Krasno can sign up unlimited number of Dauian players for the new season. Only 2 local player above 23 years old is allowed.

Players name in '''bold''' indicates the player was registered after the season start or during the mid-season transfer window.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:90%;"
! style="width:8%" |Club
! style="width:10%" |Player 1
! style="width:10%" |Player 2
! style="width:10%" |Player 3
! style="width:10%" |Player 4 / Daau U23
! style="width:10%" |AEFA Player
! style="width:10%" |Former Players
|-
|[[Daau United]]
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Helge Bruņ}}
|{{team flag|North Antarctic Domain|name=Sanjé Defede}}
|{{team flag|Oportia|name=George Rusu}}
|{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Han Wenshu}}
|
|{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Tioshala Tupama}}
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Adolfo Veronesi}}
|'''{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Matez Jr}}'''
|'''{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=P"Loskeir Taravane}}'''
|
|
|
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|{{team flag|Merenolitovina|name=Jarosław Brzęczyszczykiewicz}}
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Caspar Laintens}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Aeland Krasno Natives (D)]]
|{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Jason Georj}}
|{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Phin Searaan}}
|'''{{team flag|Daau||old|name=Kopi O'Kosong}}'''
|
|'''{{team flag|Zyrkistan|name=Faizal Harun}}'''
|
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Abdil Qaiyyim Mutalib}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Santiago Javier}}
|{{team flag|Oportia|name=Furug Qodir}}
|
|{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Scheril Isaac}}
|
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|{{team flag|Batavia|name=Roy Bakker}}
|{{team flag|Sanpantul|name=Watase Yunosuke}}
|{{team flag|Sanpantul|name=Dokite Akihisa}}
|{{team flag|Oportia|name=Radu Preda}}
|{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Micha Slo Forbun}}
|
|-
|[[Seragaan FC]]
|{{team flag|North Antarctic Domain|name=Abu-Jamal Ndhibou}}
|{{team flag|North Antarctic Domain|name=Christopher Haji}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Young Stars FC|Daau U23]]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|}
==League table==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width="30" |Pos.
! width="185" |Team
! width="30" |Pld
! width="30" |W
! width="30" |D
! width="30" | L
! width="30" |GF
! width="30" |GA

! width="30" |GD
! width="30" | Pts
!Qualification
|- bgcolor="#bbf3bb"
|1
| align="left" |[[Daas City FC]]
|28||19||4||5||78||34||44||'''61'''
|Qualification of the AEFA Champions League group stage
|- bgcolor="#e1fce1"
|2
| align="left" |[[Bintang Lukana]]
|28||19||2||7||57||35||22||'''59'''
|Possible qualification of the AEFA Champions League group stage
|-
|3
| align="left" |[[Daau United]]
|28||15|| 5||8||60||39||21|| '''50'''
|
|-
|4
| align="left" |[[Semkang FC]]
|28||13||3||12||44||37 ||7||'''42'''
|
|-
|5
| align="left" |[[Seragaan United]]
|28||11||2||15||45||45||0||'''35'''
|
|-
|6
| align="left" |[[Young Stars FC|Daau U23]]
|28|| 8||2||18||32||57||-25|| '''26'''
|
|- bgcolor="#ff8882"
|7
| align="left" |[[Seragaan FC]]
|28||8||0||20||24||73||-49|| '''24'''
| rowspan="2" |Qualification for relegation play-offs
|- bgcolor="#ff8882"
|8
| align="left" |[[Aeland Krasno Natives (D)]]
|28||8||4||16||31||51||-20||'''22'''
|}

==Relegation play-offs ==
{{footballbox
|date = 2 April 2023
|team1 = Seragaan FC
|score =3 – 1
|team2 = Aeland Krasno Natives (D)
|goals2 = [[Faizal Harun|Harun]] {{goal|43}}
|goals1 =[[Paul Ngue|Ngue]] {{goal|23||47}} [[Adrian Sulakbaev|Sulakbaev]] {{goal|73}}
|stadium = [[Semkang Payoh Stadium]], [[Seragaan]]
}}''Aeland Krasno Natives (Daau) were relegated to the [[Daau Premier League]] following a 3-1 humbling in the relegation play-offs.''

==Statistics==

===Top Scorers===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
!Club
!Goals
|-
| rowspan="1" |1
|[[Izzdin Shuai]]
|[[Daas City FC]]
| rowspan="1" |22
|-
| rowspan="1" |2
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Helge Bruņ}}
|[[Daau United]]
| rowspan="1" |21
|-
| rowspan="1" |3
|[[Clover bin Clover]]
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
| rowspan="1" |20
|-
| rowspan="1" |4
|{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Micha Slo Forbun}}
|[[Daas City FC]]
| rowspan="1" |14
|-
| rowspan="3" |5
|{{team flag|Zyrkistan|name=Faizal Harun}}
|[[Aeland Krasno Natives (D)]]
| rowspan="3" |13
|-
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Caspar Laintens}}
|[[Seragaan United]]
|-
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Santiago Javier}}
|[[Semkang FC]]
|}

===Top Assists===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
!Club
!Assists
|-
| rowspan="1" |1
|{{team flag|Merenolitovina|name=Jarosław Brzęczyszczykiewicz}}
|[[Seragaan United]]
| rowspan="1" |20
|-
| rowspan="1" |2
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Adolfo Veronesi}}
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
| rowspan="1" |18
|-
| rowspan="1" |3
|{{team flag|Batavia|name=Roy Bakker}}
|[[Daas City FC]]
| rowspan="1" |17
|-
| rowspan="1" |4
|{{team flag|North Antarctic Domain|name=Abu-Jamal Ndhibou}}
|[[Seragaan FC]]
| rowspan="1" | 14
|-
| rowspan="1" |5
|[[Ilhan Fahmi]]
|[[Daau United]]
| rowspan="1" |12
|}

===Cleansheets===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
! Club
!Clean sheets
|-
| rowspan="1" |1
|[[Izham Tarmizi]]
|[[Semkang FC]]
| rowspan="1" |9
|-
| rowspan="1" |2
|[[Jensen Roland]]
|[[Daau United]]
| rowspan="1" |8
|-
|3
|[[Wayne Chew]]
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|7
|-
|4
|[[Michael Wan]]
|[[Young Stars FC|Daau U23]]
| rowspan="1" | 6
|}

===Penalty missed===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Player
!For
!Against
!Date
|-
|{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Clovis Abe}}
| rowspan="3" |[[Aeland Krasno Natives (D)]]
| rowspan="2" |[[Daau United]]
| rowspan="2" |24 December 2022
|-
|{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Genki Hiroya}}
|-
|{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Kodai Yata}}
|[[Semkang FC]]
|10 December 2022
|-
|{{team flag|North Antarctic Domain|name=Christopher Haji}}
|[[Seragaan FC]]
|[[Seragaan United]]
|18 February 2023
|}

===Own goal ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Player
!For
!Against
!Date
|-
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Abdil Qaiyyim Mutalib}}
|[[Semkang FC]]
|[[Seragaan United]]
|28 January 2023
|-
| rowspan="2" |{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Clovis Abe}}
| rowspan="2" |[[Aeland Krasno Natives (D)]]
|[[Daau United]]
|24 December 2022
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|28 January 2023
|}

==Daau Super League Awards night winners==
{| class="wikitable"
!Awards
!Winners
!Club
|-
|Player of the Year
|[[Izzdin Shuai]]
|[[Daas City FC]]
|-
|Young Player of the Year
|[[Michael Wan]]
|[[Young Stars FC|Daau U23]]
|-
|Coach of the Year
|[[Pipi Rodriguez]]
|[[Daas City FC]]
|-
| Top Scorer Award
|[[Izzdin Shuai]]
|[[Daas City FC]]
|-
|Golden Glove
|[[Izham Tarmizi]]
|[[Semkang FC]]
|-
|Goal of the Year
|{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=Clovis Abe}} vs. [[Semkang FC]] (16/1/2023)
|[[Aeland Krasno Natives (D)]]
|-
|Fair Play Award
| colspan="2" |[[Semkang FC]]
|-
|Referee of the Year
| colspan="2" |Jacob Jurongnen
|}

===Team of The Year===
{| class="wikitable"
!Position
!Player
!Club
|-
|Goalkeeper
|[[Izham Tarmizi]]
|[[Semkang FC]]
|-
| rowspan="4" |Defenders
|{{team flag|Sanpantul|name=Watase Yunosuke}}
|[[Daas City FC]]
|-
|{{team flag|North Antarctic Domain|name=Sanjé Defede}}
|[[Daau United]]
|-
|{{team flag|Krasnovlac|name=P"Loskeir Taravane}}
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|-
|[[Michael Mendonca]]
|[[Daas City FC]]
|-
| rowspan="3" |Midfielders
|[[Fernandinho]]
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|-
|[[Shamal Nuar]]
|[[Daau United]]
|-
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Adolfo Veronesi}}
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|-
| rowspan="3" |Forwards
|[[Izzdin Shuai]]
|[[Daas City FC]]
|-
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Helge Bruņ}}
|[[Daau United]]
|-
|{{team flag|Merenolitovina|name=Jarosław Brzęczyszczykiewicz}}
|[[Seragaan United]]
|}
{{FMF season nav|2022|23|FWC=yes|AC=no|CC=no|EC=no|WC=no|Leagues=yes}}
[[Category:Daau]]
[[Category:Football competitions]]

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Qaristani Mountain League

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Qaristani Mountain League

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Ishac: Created page with "The '''Qaristani Mountain League''' (Qaris: د غرونو د فوټبال لیګ, romanized: ''ghruno da futbal lig'') is the premier semi-professional football league in Qaristan. It is sanctioned by the FFIRQ and is contested by 9 teams over a 25 matchday period."

The '''Qaristani Mountain League''' ([[Qaristan|Qaris]]: د غرونو د فوټبال لیګ, romanized: ''ghruno da futbal lig'') is the premier semi-professional football league in [[Qaristan]]. It is sanctioned by the [[Federation Football Islamic Republic of Qaristan|FFIRQ]] and is contested by 9 teams over a 25 matchday period.

Qaristan

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{{Infobox Nation Comprehensive
|fullname = Islamic Republic of Qaristan
|commonname = Qaristan
|flag = File:Qaristan flag.png
|coa =
|motto = "Də Qaristan Islāmi Imārat"
|anthem = "[[Notos Qaristan]]"
|map =
|mapversions = 17.5.0
|capital = [[Reezal Ain]]
|largecity = [[Khorramahad]]
|lang = Daau Matabese Baatharzi Yewlang
|religion = 99.9% Islam
|demnoun = Qaristani
|demadj = Qaristani
|govtype = Unitary totalitarian theocratic Islamic emirate
|headofstatetitle = [[Supreme Leader]]
|headofstate =[[Hameed Al Shukuur]]
|headofgovernmenttitle = Prime Minister
|headofgovernment = Mohammad Shahari
|legislature = [[Wilayat Qaristan]]
|estdate = 30 September 2026
|pop = 33,124
|activepop = 1
|currency = Qari (QR)
|timezone = CMT +4
|drives_on = right
|animal = Eagle
|food =Kibabi
|drink =Coke
|tree =Palm Tree
|abbrev = QAR
}}
'''Qaristan''', officially the '''Islamic Republic of Qaristan''', is a landlocked and largely unrecognised state in northern [[Mataba]], on the north-western fringe of [[Daau]] in southeast Eura. It is the successor polity of the de-facto emirate raised by the [[Wilayat Qaristan]] during the [[Qaristani Independence Conflict]] (also called the Second Matabese Civil War). The name is taken from the Qaris Jamid Mosque in [[Reezal Ain]], the religious centre of the northern Matabese Islamic faithful.

Daau recognised Qaristan as an independent landlocked state under the [[Treaty of Bingkok]] (1758 AN), with formal standing restated in 1760 AN. Recognition outside the Dauian system remains thin. The state holds the inland ground it occupied at ceasefire: Basagrande, [[Tuh Payah]], [[Pafle District]], [[Pulau Pahmer]] and [[Bingkok]]. Daau retained [[Inner Mataba]], [[Jaran Besor]] and [[Pulau Ringgang]]. The [[Pafle Tunnel]] is the principal crossing; walls stand on the [[Gunung Hajelu]].

The government is a unitary totalitarian theocratic Islamic emirate. Supreme Leader [[Hameed Al Shukuur]] is head of state. Mohammad Shahari, formerly of the Basagrande Youth Wing, serves as Prime Minister. The Wilayat Qaristan is both ruling council and legislature. Shahadat Sulayat remains the central organisational figure of the Wilayat after the treaty settlement.

== Etymology ==
The name '''Qaristan''' is derived from the '''Qaris Jamid Mosque''' in Reezal Ain, the village whose raid by the Royal Mataba Corps in 1748.5 AN opened the independence war. In local usage the suffix ''-stan'' marks the land claimed by the congregation and by the Wilayat that grew around it. The official motto, ''Də Qaristan Islāmi Imārat'' ("The Islamic Emirate of Qaristan"), is used on seals and radio IDs even though the external style of the state is "Islamic Republic".

=== Other names ===
Foreign and Dauian sources have used '''Wilayat Qaristan''', the '''Qaristani Emirate''', and, pejoratively during the war, the '''Reezal Ain pocket'''. Daau's People's National Assembly first condemned the territory as an illegal armed administration rather than a state. After Bingkok the Dauian government accepted the short form Qaristan for border and customs papers.

== History ==
''Main article: [[Qaristani Independence Conflict]]''
[[Category:Independence movements]]

== Geography ==
Qaristan occupies the inland north of historic Mataba. It does not hold a recognised seacoast. The Gunung Hajelu range and associated ridges separate much of Pafle from the Matabese region and form the fortified line facing Dauian Mataba. The Pafle Tunnel under that line is the ordinary civilian and commercial gate.

The state is assembled from five named holdings:

* Reezal Ain
* Khorramahad
* Haj Bahraj (Basagrande)
* Sarjan (Tuh Payah)
* Pafle District
* Istanfan (Pulau Pahmer)
* Bingkok

Climate follows the north: hot dry seasons inland, cooler air on the Hajelu slopes. Farmland that survived the burned corridor is thin. Water is taken from mountain catchments and from wells around Khorramahad and Tuh Payah.

=== Climate ===
Interior basins run hot for much of the year. The Gunung Hajelu slopes are cooler at night. Rain is seasonal and unreliable; the Wilayat treats cistern repair as a religious as well as a civil duty.

== Government and politics ==
{{main|Politics of Qaristan}}

=== Wilayat Qaristan ===
{{main|Wilayat Qaristan}}

=== Supreme Leader ===
{{main|Supreme Leader of Qaristan}}

=== Administrative divisions ===

=== Foreign Relations ===
{{main|Foreign relations of Qaristan}}

=== Military ===
{{main|People's Home Guard}}The Dauian People's Home Guard (DPHG)

== Economy ==

=== Tourism ===

=== Science and technology ===

==== Automobiles ====

=== Natural resources ===

== Infrastructure ==

=== Transport ===

=== Telecommunication ===

== Demographics ==

=== Urbanization ===

==== Mental Health ====

=== Ethnic groups ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name of Group
!% of population
!Example surnames
|-
|Qaristani
|96%
|Hayzary, Musawi, Akirah, Cohen, Mottaghaian
|-
|Matabese
|2%
|Cauyong, Pinto, Hafeez, Colaco, Halid
|-
|Dalay
|1%
|Khan, Shah, Zakaria, Afiq, Syafiq
|-
|Jooris
|1%
|Al Bashir, Rahman, Al Doohary, Al Hakeem, Al Bakri
|}
The Qaristani people are the majority ethnic group

=== Languages ===

=== Religion ===

=== Education ===

==== School Structure ====

== Culture ==

=== Sports ===

The Wilayat takes heavy interest in sports and has pledged war funds into the development of Qaristani football and basketball. The [[Qaristani Mountain League]] is the nation's premier semi-professional football league, while the Qaristani Basketball League is the sole amateur basketball competition.
== See also ==
* [[Qaristani Independence Conflict]]
* [[Daau]]
* [[Mataba]]
* [[Basagrande]]
* [[Matabese Civil War]]
* [[Treaty of Bingkok]]

Qaristan

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{{Infobox Nation Comprehensive
|fullname = Islamic Republic of Qaristan
|commonname = Qaristan
|flag = File:Qaristan flag.png
|coa =
|motto = "Də Qaristan Islāmi Imārat"
|anthem = "[[Notos Qaristan]]"
|map =
|mapversions = 17.5.0
|capital = [[Reezal Ain]]
|largecity = [[Khorramahad]]
|lang = Daau Matabese Baatharzi Yewlang
|religion = 99.9% Islam
|demnoun = Qaristani
|demadj = Qaristani
|govtype = Unitary totalitarian theocratic Islamic emirate
|headofstatetitle = [[Supreme Leader]]
|headofstate =[[Hameed Al Shukuur]]
|headofgovernmenttitle = Prime Minister
|headofgovernment = Mohammad Shahari
|legislature = [[Wilayat Qaristan]]
|estdate = 30 September 2026
|pop = 33,124
|activepop = 1
|currency = Qari (QR)
|timezone = CMT +4
|drives_on = right
|animal = Eagle
|food =Kibabi
|drink =Coke
|tree =Palm Tree
|abbrev = QAR
}}
'''Qaristan''', officially the '''Islamic Republic of Qaristan''', is a landlocked and largely unrecognised state in northern [[Mataba]], on the north-western fringe of [[Daau]] in southeast Eura. It is the successor polity of the de-facto emirate raised by the [[Wilayat Qaristan]] during the [[Qaristani Independence Conflict]] (also called the Second Matabese Civil War). The name is taken from the Qaris Jamid Mosque in [[Reezal Ain]], the religious centre of the northern Matabese Islamic faithful.

Daau recognised Qaristan as an independent landlocked state under the [[Treaty of Bingkok]] (1758 AN), with formal standing restated in 1760 AN. Recognition outside the Dauian system remains thin. The state holds the inland ground it occupied at ceasefire: Basagrande, [[Tuh Payah]], [[Pafle District]], [[Pulau Pahmer]] and [[Bingkok]]. Daau retained [[Inner Mataba]], [[Jaran Besor]] and [[Pulau Ringgang]]. The [[Pafle Tunnel]] is the principal crossing; walls stand on the [[Gunung Hajelu]].

The government is a unitary totalitarian theocratic Islamic emirate. Supreme Leader [[Hameed Al Shukuur]] is head of state. Mohammad Shahari, formerly of the Basagrande Youth Wing, serves as Prime Minister. The Wilayat Qaristan is both ruling council and legislature. Shahadat Sulayat remains the central organisational figure of the Wilayat after the treaty settlement.

== Etymology ==
The name '''Qaristan''' is derived from the '''Qaris Jamid Mosque''' in Reezal Ain, the village whose raid by the Royal Mataba Corps in 1748.5 AN opened the independence war. In local usage the suffix ''-stan'' marks the land claimed by the congregation and by the Wilayat that grew around it. The official motto, ''Də Qaristan Islāmi Imārat'' ("The Islamic Emirate of Qaristan"), is used on seals and radio IDs even though the external style of the state is "Islamic Republic".

=== Other names ===
Foreign and Dauian sources have used '''Wilayat Qaristan''', the '''Qaristani Emirate''', and, pejoratively during the war, the '''Reezal Ain pocket'''. Daau's People's National Assembly first condemned the territory as an illegal armed administration rather than a state. After Bingkok the Dauian government accepted the short form Qaristan for border and customs papers.

== History ==
''Main article: [[Qaristani Independence Conflict]]''
[[Category:Independence movements]]

== Geography ==
Qaristan occupies the inland north of historic Mataba. It does not hold a recognised seacoast. The Gunung Hajelu range and associated ridges separate much of Pafle from the Matabese region and form the fortified line facing Dauian Mataba. The Pafle Tunnel under that line is the ordinary civilian and commercial gate.

The state is assembled from five named holdings:

* Reezal Ain
* Khorramahad
* Haj Bahraj (Basagrande)
* Sarjan (Tuh Payah)
* Pafle District
* Istanfan (Pulau Pahmer)
* Bingkok

Climate follows the north: hot dry seasons inland, cooler air on the Hajelu slopes. Farmland that survived the burned corridor is thin. Water is taken from mountain catchments and from wells around Khorramahad and Tuh Payah.

=== Climate ===
Interior basins run hot for much of the year. The Gunung Hajelu slopes are cooler at night. Rain is seasonal and unreliable; the Wilayat treats cistern repair as a religious as well as a civil duty.

== Government and politics ==
{{main|Politics of Qaristan}}

=== Wilayat Qaristan ===
{{main|Wilayat Qaristan}}

=== Supreme Leader ===
{{main|Supreme Leader of Qaristan}}

=== Administrative divisions ===

=== Foreign Relations ===
{{main|Foreign relations of Qaristan}}

=== Military ===
{{main|People's Home Guard}}The Dauian People's Home Guard (DPHG)

== Economy ==

=== Tourism ===

=== Science and technology ===

==== Automobiles ====

=== Natural resources ===

== Infrastructure ==

=== Transport ===

=== Telecommunication ===

== Demographics ==

=== Urbanization ===

==== Mental Health ====

=== Ethnic groups ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name of Group
!% of population
!Example surnames
|-
|
|
|
|-
|
|
|
|-
|
|
|
|-
|
|
|
|-
|
|
|
|-
|
|
|
|}

=== Languages ===

=== Religion ===

=== Education ===

==== School Structure ====

== Culture ==

=== Sports ===

The Wilayat takes heavy interest in sports and has pledged war funds into the development of Qaristani football and basketball. The Qaristan
== See also ==
* [[Qaristani Independence Conflict]]
* [[Daau]]
* [[Mataba]]
* [[Basagrande]]
* [[Matabese Civil War]]
* [[Treaty of Bingkok]]

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Qaristan

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{{Infobox Nation Comprehensive
|fullname = Islamic Republic of Qaristan
|commonname = Qaristan
|flag = File:Qaristan flag.png
|coa =
|motto = "Də Qaristan Islāmi Imārat"
|anthem = "[[Notos Qaristan]]"
|map =
|mapversions = 17.5.0
|capital = [[Reezal Ain]]
|largecity = [[Khorramahad]]
|lang = Daau Matabese Baatharzi Yewlang
|religion = 99.9% Islam
|demnoun = Qaristani
|demadj = Qaristani
|govtype = Unitary totalitarian theocratic Islamic emirate
|headofstatetitle = [[Supreme Leader]]
|headofstate =[[Hameed Al Shukuur]]
|headofgovernmenttitle = Prime Minister
|headofgovernment = Mohammad Shahari
|legislature = [[Wilayat Qaristan]]
|estdate = 30 September 2026
|pop = 33,124
|activepop = 1
|currency = Qari (QR)
|timezone = CMT +4
|drives_on = right
|animal = Eagle
|food =Kibabi
|drink =Coke
|tree =Palm Tree
|abbrev = QAR
}}
'''Qaristan''', officially the '''Islamic Republic of Qaristan''', is a landlocked and largely unrecognised state in northern [[Mataba]], on the north-western fringe of [[Daau]] in southeast Eura. It is the successor polity of the de-facto emirate raised by the [[Wilayat Qaristan]] during the [[Qaristani Independence Conflict]] (also called the Second Matabese Civil War). The name is taken from the Qaris Jamid Mosque in [[Reezal Ain]], the religious centre of the northern Matabese Islamic faithful.

Daau recognised Qaristan as an independent landlocked state under the [[Treaty of Bingkok]] (1758 AN), with formal standing restated in 1760 AN. Recognition outside the Dauian system remains thin. The state holds the inland ground it occupied at ceasefire: [[Basagrande]], [[Tuh Payah]], [[Pafle District]], [[Pulau Pahmer]] and [[Bingkok]]. Daau retained [[Inner Mataba]], [[Jaran Besor]] and [[Pulau Ringgang]]. The [[Pafle Tunnel]] is the principal crossing; walls stand on the [[Gunung Hajelu]].

The government is a unitary totalitarian theocratic Islamic emirate. Supreme Leader [[Hameed Al Shukuur]] is head of state. Mohammad Shahari, formerly of the Basagrande Youth Wing, serves as Prime Minister. The Wilayat Qaristan is both ruling council and legislature. Shahadat Sulayat remains the central organisational figure of the Wilayat after the treaty settlement.

== Etymology ==
The name '''Qaristan''' is derived from the '''Qaris Jamid Mosque''' in Reezal Ain, the village whose raid by the Royal Mataba Corps in 1748.5 AN opened the independence war. In local usage the suffix ''-stan'' marks the land claimed by the congregation and by the Wilayat that grew around it. The official motto, ''Də Qaristan Islāmi Imārat'' ("The Islamic Emirate of Qaristan"), is used on seals and radio IDs even though the external style of the state is "Islamic Republic".

=== Other names ===
Foreign and Dauian sources have used '''Wilayat Qaristan''', the '''Qaristani Emirate''', and, pejoratively during the war, the '''Reezal Ain pocket'''. Daau's People's National Assembly first condemned the territory as an illegal armed administration rather than a state. After Bingkok the Dauian government accepted the short form Qaristan for border and customs papers.

== History ==
''Main article: [[Qaristani Independence Conflict]]''
[[Category:Independence movements]]

== Geography ==
Qaristan occupies the inland north of historic Mataba. It does not hold a recognised seacoast. The Gunung Hajelu range and associated ridges separate much of Pafle from the Matabese region and form the fortified line facing Dauian Mataba. The Pafle Tunnel under that line is the ordinary civilian and commercial gate.

The state is assembled from five named holdings:

* Reezal Ain
* Khorramahad
* [[Basagrande]]
* Sarjan (Tuh Payah)
* Pafle District
* Istanfan (Pulau Pahmer)
* Bingkok

Climate follows the north: hot dry seasons inland, cooler air on the Hajelu slopes. Farmland that survived the burned corridor is thin. Water is taken from mountain catchments and from wells around Khorramahad and Tuh Payah.

=== Climate ===
Interior basins run hot for much of the year. The Gunung Hajelu slopes are cooler at night. Rain is seasonal and unreliable; the Wilayat treats cistern repair as a religious as well as a civil duty.

== Government and politics ==
{{main|Politics of Qaristan}}

=== Wilayat Qaristan ===
{{main|Wilayat Qaristan}}

=== Supreme Leader ===
{{main|Supreme Leader of Qaristan}}

=== Administrative divisions ===

=== Foreign Relations ===
{{main|Foreign relations of Qaristan}}

=== Military ===
{{main|People's Home Guard}}The Dauian People's Home Guard (DPHG)

== Economy ==

=== Tourism ===

=== Science and technology ===

==== Automobiles ====

=== Natural resources ===

== Infrastructure ==

=== Transport ===

=== Telecommunication ===

== Demographics ==

=== Urbanization ===

==== Mental Health ====

=== Ethnic groups ===
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!% of population
!Example surnames
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=== Languages ===

=== Religion ===

=== Education ===

==== School Structure ====

== Culture ==

=== Sports ===

The Wilayat takes heavy interest in sports and has pledged war funds into the development of Qaristani football and basketball. The Qaristan
== See also ==
* [[Qaristani Independence Conflict]]
* [[Daau]]
* [[Mataba]]
* [[Basagrande]]
* [[Matabese Civil War]]
* [[Treaty of Bingkok]]

2026–27 Daau Super League

2026-10-03T17:12:39Z

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The '''2026–27 Daau Super League''' (also known as the '''[[CHACE Bank|CHACE]] [[Daau Super League]]''' due to sponsorship reasons) is the top professional league in Daau, since its major rebranding in 2019. The league is set to start on the 13th of September of 2026 and is set to end on May 20th in 2027. Daas City are the defending champions in this edition, claiming their fourth DSL title over Daau United.

The 2026–27 edition will also see the second edition of [[Video assistant referee|VAR]] to be used in all league matches.

Teams will play 26 games in the league this season along with the [[Daau Youth Cup]], [[Daau SuperShield]] and the [[Daau FA Cup]].

==Format==
The following key changes were made to the rules for the 2026–27 season:

# Player registration windows will be on 1 October 2026 for the summer window, and 1 February 2027 for the winter window. All teams must submit their teamsheet by the deadline else risk being expelled from the league.
# Players which hold a Draguti ID or Matabese ID are registered as a foreign player until they have received their Dauian clearance code.
# DSL clubs are now allowed to register a maximum of six foreign players with no age restrictions. A maximum of six foreign players may be named or fielded in any one match, an increase of one per match from 2025–26.
#Each team is able to register up to 32 players, a increase of 2 compared to last season's 30. Each team must also be able to register a minimum of 18 players.
#The mandatory fitness tests for DSL players will transition to a more data-driven approach, facilitated through technical GPS tracking.
#Financial reports must also be released to the [[Daau Football Association]] on 1 August 2026 for the summer reporting period, and 1 January 2027 for the winter period.
The following key changes were made to the rules since the 2022–23 season:
# Players shall be allocated jersey numbers 1 to 99. Jersey number become available for allocation to new members after a player ceased to play for a club.
#Young Stars FC are now allowed to sign 3 under-22 foreign players, of whom at least one shall be of the nationality of an AEFA Member Association.
#DSL clubs are now allocated Global Positioning Systems (GPS) devices - among other performance and tracking gear.
#Following the passing of the [[Matabese Autonomy bill]] by both the Dauian and Matabese Assembly, Matabese players without Dauian second nationality shall be treated as foreign players, as a result the AEFA slot may be used for Matabese players.
#The league has removed its under-22 player rule and thus no requirement is needed for team registration regarding under-22 players. Under-21 players however do not require registration and are free to play any games
#The league has abolished the playoff system between DSL and DPL teams, meaning that teams placed 12th to 14th are relegated automatically to the Daau Premier League.
==Teams==
Fourteen teams enter the 2025–26 edition of the DSL, welcoming 3 new teams, newcomers [[Bukit Kutong FC]], [[East Coast United]] and [[Thampines Rovers FC]].
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Club
!Location
!Stadium
!Capacity
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|Central Seragaan||[[Daau National Stadium]]||45,000
|-
|[[Bintang Cricket Club (football)|Bintang Cricket Club]]
|Central Seragaan
|[[Davinson Stadium]]
|18,000
|-
|[[Bukit Kutong FC]]
|Kutong||[[Kutong Stadium]]||9,000
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|Daas||[[Daas Besar Stadium]]||20,000
|-
|[[Daau United]]
|Catang||[[Sujad Lane]]||17,000
|-
|[[Mataba DPMM]]
|Mataba
|[[Shahkok Stadium]]
|6,700
|-
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|Davinson
|[[InsightForge Sports Hub]]
|9,000
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors]]
|Daas-Bedok
|[[Pahak Sports Ground|Pahak Stadium]]
|9,000
|-
|[[Qixying FC]]
| Daas-Bedok||[[Our Qixying Hub]]||5,000
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]
|Tio Sem Kang||[[Semkang Payoh Stadium]]||40,000
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|Seragaan
|[[Seragaan West Stadium]]
| 23,000
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|Seragaan
|[[Seragaan Union Sports Ground|Seragaan Union Stadium]]
|50,000
|-
|[[Warriors SC]]
|Sudah
|[[Seragaan State Stadium]]
|26,000
|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|Davinson
|[[Davinson Stadium]]
|18,000
|}
==Personnel and kits==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Team
!Manager
!Captain
!Kit manufacturer
!Shirt sponsor (Chest)
!Other Shirt Sponsors
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Bruno Yio}}|| ||KJEP
|Alien Energy
|BINTAWAN SPORT Calhalier Prevention [[BSL|Bintang Super Laksa]]
|-
|[[Bintang Cricket Club (football)|Bintang Cricket Club]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Timun Del Tamber}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Sadeek Sahalatrajmaghatan}}
|Tundra
|CricketDaau
|WorkingTeam Share Space SQLrangers
|-
|[[Bukit Kutong FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Yeo Sheng Li}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Lucas Hernan Jesus}}
|Bakhlat
|Kutong Unites
|BukiTT Longdong Nation MajonRoom
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]||{{team flag|Craitland|name=Markus Nielsen}}||{{team flag|Daau|name=Feran Haziq}}||CORE
|[[MSBC]]
|White Clover [[DTICT Capital]] [[CreativeMotors]]
|-
|[[Daau United]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Fahmi Ohmid}}||{{team flag|Daau|name=Georgio Kellher}}||FTD
|KOKO
|Schruller MajonRoom Shranger Dangers
|-
|[[Mataba DPMM]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Helme Panjang}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Emanuel Tejsinghkhan}}
|DriFit
|MTB.com
|
|-
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=V. Poojary}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Shahril Ishac}}
|StadSports
|[[Ultimate Football Group|UFG]]
|Hisson InsightForge Unlimit Data
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Jason Villemuer]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Urayama Isei}}
|Tundra
|[[KEA]]
|[[Arena Gaming|ArenaGaming]]
|-
|[[Qixying FC]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Ali Noor}}|| || FTD
|ContructRolos
|ThinkLabs Metamology
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Darryl See}} (interim)|| ||Al-Elkhson Sports
|Semkang Group
|
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Tim Van Haaralen]]
|
|Tundra
|TEC Group
|
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Kharin Nizammudin]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Fawaz Muhammad}}
|Abidas
|[[Nassar38|Nassar38.micras]]
|Al-Ajeed Construction SarRange
|-
|[[Warriors SC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Robert Yong]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kieran Aw}}
|Tundra
|Mr. Stretchy
|
|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Doan Mek Minh}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=James Karlanger}}
|CORE
|FlexGroup
|
|}
===Coaching changes===
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under [[FMF]] eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.
{| class="wikitable"
!Team
!Outgoing coach
!Manner of departure
!Date of vacancy
!Position in table
!Incoming coach
!Date of
appointment
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Stefano Curo}}
| rowspan="2" |End of contract
| rowspan="2" |1 June 2026
| rowspan="4" |''Pre-season''
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Bruno Yio}}
|1 July 2026
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Kharin Nizammudin]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Zaini Muslim}}
|8 July 2026
|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Zaini Muslim}}
|Mutual termination
|5 June 2026
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Doan Mek Minh}}
|1 July 2026
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Markus Nielsen}}
|End of contract
|6 June 2026
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Shahri Roslee}}
|1 July 2026
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Wlaxi'f Torisha}}
|Sacked
|26 September 2026
|10
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Darryl See}} (interim)
|26 September 2026
|}

=== Referees and VAR ===
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under [[FMF]] eligibility rules. Referees may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Role
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Ong Tee Wee}}
|Head Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Leonard Aleguer III}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Anthony Daye}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Lewis Watson}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Hassan Jheraba}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Abdullah Altaff Ritesh}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Taqi Al-Faraj Hussien}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Haarman Al-Ali Reezal}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kenneth Paul}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Tan Soo Jia}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Chen Jia}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Riley Shade}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Darwin James}}
|Referee
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Role
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Tan Jong}}
|Head VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kim Tee}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Farhad Ghoulam}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Benjamin Winker}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Lee Jing Nam}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Daniel Soelmann}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Isaac Jia}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Raphael de Jong}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Leonard Peh}}
|Backup VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kenneth Paul}}
|Backup VAR Referee
|}

==Foreign players==
Daau Super League clubs can sign a maximum of six foreign players in the 2024–25 season. Any extra Matabese player will count as foreign unless they hold Dauian passport.

Players name in '''bold''' indicates the player was registered after the season start or during the mid-season transfer window.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:90%;"
! style="width:8%" |Club
! style="width:10%" |Player 1
! style="width:10%" |Player 2
! style="width:10%" |Player 3
! style="width:10%" |Player 4
! style="width:10%" |Player 5
! style="width:10%" |Player 6
! style="width:10%" |Former Players
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Mattia Dragoni}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Jean-Carlos Garcia}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Min-hyeon Park-Van Heerdens}}
|{{team flag|Victoria|name=Phil Linwood}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Adam Priestley}}
|
|
|-
|[[Bintang Cricket Club (football)|Bintang Cricket Club]]
|{{team flag|The Green|name=Myong Hyong Jun}}
|{{team flag|Shireroth|name=Kielan Tarroan}}
|{{team flag|The Green|name=Noh Jun Yong}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Bukit Kutong FC]]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|{{team flag|Sanpantul|name=Watase Yunosuke}}
|{{team flag|Sanpantul|name=Dokite Akihisa}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Danilo Mannino}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Mohammed-Amine Somers}}
|
|
|''{{team flag|Mataba|name=Zack Ortega}}''
|-
|[[Daau United]]
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Hamza Segers}}
|{{team flag|The Green|name=Sani Abasi}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Aigā Akabane}}
|{{team flag|Etourney|name=Max Owen}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Zulfairuuz Rudy}}
|
|
|-
|[[Mataba DPMM]]
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Maxence Girault}}
|{{team flag|Cakaristan|name=Anwar Ralte}}
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Johan Cools}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Johnny Colaco}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Fazly Mazlan}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Jayson Wan Muhammad}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Elias Pilotto}}
|
|
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors]]
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Simone Castrovillari}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Haaroen Goethals}}
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Albert Tjäland}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Qixying FC]]
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Abdil Qaiyyim Mutalib}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Santiago Javier}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Furug Qodir}}
|{{team flag|The Green|name=Opecha Psamtic}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Imran de Jong}}
|
|
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Pete Forrosuelo}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Adolfo Veronesi}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Imran de Jong}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|{{team flag|Victoria|name=Reece Butler}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Radu Preda}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Salvatore Cinegro}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=George Rusu}}
|
|
|
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|{{team flag|Merenolitovina|name=Jarosław Brzęczyszczykiewicz}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Giorgio Spaghetto}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Jason-Franck Gauthier}}
|{{team flag|Batavia|name=Roy Bakker}}
|{{team flag|Tellia|name=Andrea Luca Peruzzi}}
|
|''{{team flag|Mataba|name=Akram Alif}}''
|-
|[[Warriors SC]]
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Mattia Ferrari}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Stephan Garcia}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Adolfo Braccini}}
|{{team flag|Sanama|name=Francisco Moreira}}
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Helge Bruņ}}
|
|
|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|}

==League table==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width="30" |Pos.
! width="185" |Team
! width="30" |Pld
! width="30" | W
! width="30" | D
! width="30" |L
! width="30" |GF
! width="30" |GA
! width="30" |GD
! width="30" |Pts
!Qualification
|- bgcolor="#BBF3BB"
|1
| align="left" |Daas City FC
| 4|| 4|| 0|| 0|| 17|| 5|| 12||12
|Qualification of the [[FMF Champions' League]] group stage
|- bgcolor="#BBF3FF"
|2
| align="left" |Muscat DFC
| 4|| 3|| 0|| 1|| 7|| 7|| 0||9
| rowspan="2" |Qualification of the [[AEFA Champions' League]] group stage
|- bgcolor="#BBF3FF"
|3
| align="left" |Bukit Kutong FC
| 4|| 2|| 2|| 0|| 5|| 3|| 2||8
|-
|4
| align="left" |Bintang Lukana
| 4|| 2|| 1|| 1|| 8|| 5|| 3||7
| rowspan="8" |
|-
|5
| align="left" |Seragaan United
| 4|| 2|| 1|| 1|| 9|| 7|| 2||7
|-
|6
| align="left" |TEC Seragaan FC
| 4|| 2|| 0|| 2|| 6|| 9|| -3||6
|-
| 7
| align="left" |Semkang FC
|4
|1
|2
|1
|3
|3
|0
|5
|-
|8
| align="left" |Qixying FC
|4
|1
|2
|1
|3
|5
| -2
|5
|-
|9
| align="left" |Daau United
|4
|1
|1
|2
|5
|6
| -1
|4
|-
| 10
| align="left" |Mataba DPMM
|4
|0
|3
|1
|3
|4
| -1
|3
|-
| 11
| align="left" |Pahak City Sailors
|4
|1
|0
|3
|2
|4
| -2
|3
|- bgcolor="#FFBBBB"
| 12
| align="left" |Young Stars FC
| 4|| 1|| 0|| 3|| 4|| 9|| -5||3
| rowspan="3" |Relegation to [[Daau Premier League]]
|- bgcolor="#FFBBBB"
| 13
| align="left" |Warriors SC
|4
|0
|2
|2
|0
|2
| -2
|2
|- bgcolor="#FFBBBB"
|14
| align="left" |Bintang Cricket Club
|4
|0
|2
|2
|2
|5
| -3
|2
|}

==Relegation play-offs==
Relegation play-offs were abolished following the establishment of a direct relegation system between the DSL and DPL.

==Statistics==
===Top Scorers===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Rank
!Player
!Club
!Goals
|-
| rowspan="1" |1
|
|
| rowspan="1" |
|-
|2
|
|
|
|-
|3
|
|
|
|-
|4
|
|
|
|-
|5
|
|
|
|}
===Top Assists===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
!Club
!Assists
|-
|1
|
|
|
|-
|2
|
|
|
|-
|3
|
|
|
|-
|4
|
|
|
|-
|5
|
|
|
|}
===Cleansheets===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
!Club
!Clean sheets
|-
| rowspan="1" |1
|
|
| rowspan="1" |
|-
|2
|
|
|
|-
| rowspan="2" |3
|
|
| rowspan="2" |
|-
|
|
|-
|4
|
|
|
|-
|5
|
|
|
|}

===Saves===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
!Club
!Saves Made %
|-
| rowspan="1" |1
|
|
| rowspan="1" |
|-
|2
|
|
|
|-
|3
|
|
|
|-
|4
|
|
|
|-
|5
|
|
|
|}
===Penalty missed===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Player
!For
!Against
!Date
|}
===Own goal===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Player
!For
!Against
!Date
|}
== Daau Super League Awards night winners==
{| class="wikitable"
!Awards
!Winners
!Club
|-
|Player of the Year
|
|
|-
|Young Player of the Year
|
|
|-
|Coach of the Year
|
|
|-
|Top Scorer Award
|
|
|-
|Playmaker of the Year

|
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|-
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|}
===Team of The Year===
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[[Category:Football competitions]]

2026–27 Daau Super League

2026-10-03T17:09:02Z

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| competition = [[Daau Super League]]
| season = 2026–27
| winners =
| promoted = [[Warriors SC]] [[Mataba DPMM]] [[Bintang Cricket Club (football)|Bintang Cricket Club]]
| relegated =
| continentalcup1 = [[2027–28 FMF Champions' League|FMF Champions' League]]
| continentalcup1 qualifiers =
| continentalcup2 = [[2027–28 AEFA Champions' League|AEFA Champions' League]]
| continentalcup2 qualifiers =
| matches =
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| highest attendance =
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| attendance =
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| prevseason = [[2025–26 Daau Super League|2025–26]]
| nextseason = [[2027–28 Daau Super League|2027–28]]
| extra information =
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The '''2026–27 Daau Super League''' (also known as the '''[[CHACE Bank|CHACE]] [[Daau Super League]]''' due to sponsorship reasons) is the top professional league in Daau, since its major rebranding in 2019. The league is set to start on the 13th of September of 2026 and is set to end on May 20th in 2027. Daas City are the defending champions in this edition, claiming their fourth DSL title over Daau United.

The 2026–27 edition will also see the second edition of [[Video assistant referee|VAR]] to be used in all league matches.

Teams will play 26 games in the league this season along with the [[Daau Youth Cup]], [[Daau SuperShield]] and the [[Daau FA Cup]].

==Format==
The following key changes were made to the rules for the 2026–27 season:

# Player registration windows will be on 1 October 2026 for the summer window, and 1 February 2027 for the winter window. All teams must submit their teamsheet by the deadline else risk being expelled from the league.
# Players which hold a Draguti ID or Matabese ID are registered as a foreign player until they have received their Dauian clearance code.
# DSL clubs are now allowed to register a maximum of six foreign players with no age restrictions. A maximum of six foreign players may be named or fielded in any one match, an increase of one per match from 2025–26.
#Each team is able to register up to 32 players, a increase of 2 compared to last season's 30. Each team must also be able to register a minimum of 18 players.
#The mandatory fitness tests for DSL players will transition to a more data-driven approach, facilitated through technical GPS tracking.
#Financial reports must also be released to the [[Daau Football Association]] on 1 August 2026 for the summer reporting period, and 1 January 2027 for the winter period.
The following key changes were made to the rules since the 2022–23 season:
# Players shall be allocated jersey numbers 1 to 99. Jersey number become available for allocation to new members after a player ceased to play for a club.
#Young Stars FC are now allowed to sign 3 under-22 foreign players, of whom at least one shall be of the nationality of an AEFA Member Association.
#DSL clubs are now allocated Global Positioning Systems (GPS) devices - among other performance and tracking gear.
#Following the passing of the [[Matabese Autonomy bill]] by both the Dauian and Matabese Assembly, Matabese players without Dauian second nationality shall be treated as foreign players, as a result the AEFA slot may be used for Matabese players.
#The league has removed its under-22 player rule and thus no requirement is needed for team registration regarding under-22 players. Under-21 players however do not require registration and are free to play any games
#The league has abolished the playoff system between DSL and DPL teams, meaning that teams placed 12th to 14th are relegated automatically to the Daau Premier League.
==Teams==
Fourteen teams enter the 2025–26 edition of the DSL, welcoming 3 new teams, newcomers [[Bukit Kutong FC]], [[East Coast United]] and [[Thampines Rovers FC]].
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Club
!Location
!Stadium
!Capacity
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|Central Seragaan||[[Daau National Stadium]]||45,000
|-
|[[Bintang Cricket Club (football)|Bintang Cricket Club]]
|Central Seragaan
|[[Davinson Stadium]]
|18,000
|-
|[[Bukit Kutong FC]]
|Kutong||[[Kutong Stadium]]||9,000
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|Daas||[[Daas Besar Stadium]]||20,000
|-
|[[Daau United]]
|Catang||[[Sujad Lane]]||17,000
|-
|[[Mataba DPMM]]
|Mataba
|[[Shahkok Stadium]]
|6,700
|-
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|Davinson
|[[InsightForge Sports Hub]]
|9,000
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors]]
|Daas-Bedok
|[[Pahak Sports Ground|Pahak Stadium]]
|9,000
|-
|[[Qixying FC]]
| Daas-Bedok||[[Our Qixying Hub]]||5,000
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]
|Tio Sem Kang||[[Semkang Payoh Stadium]]||40,000
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|Seragaan
|[[Seragaan West Stadium]]
| 23,000
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|Seragaan
|[[Seragaan Union Sports Ground|Seragaan Union Stadium]]
|50,000
|-
|[[Warriors SC]]
|Sudah
|[[Seragaan State Stadium]]
|26,000
|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|Davinson
|[[Davinson Stadium]]
|18,000
|}
==Personnel and kits==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Team
!Manager
!Captain
!Kit manufacturer
!Shirt sponsor (Chest)
!Other Shirt Sponsors
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Bruno Yio}}|| ||KJEP
|Alien Energy
|BINTAWAN SPORT Calhalier Prevention [[BSL|Bintang Super Laksa]]
|-
|[[Bintang Cricket Club (football)|Bintang Cricket Club]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Timun Del Tamber}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Sadeek Sahalatrajmaghatan}}
|Tundra
|CricketDaau
|WorkingTeam Share Space SQLrangers
|-
|[[Bukit Kutong FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Yeo Sheng Li}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Lucas Hernan Jesus}}
|Bakhlat
|Kutong Unites
|BukiTT Longdong Nation MajonRoom
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]||{{team flag|Craitland|name=Markus Nielsen}}||{{team flag|Daau|name=Feran Haziq}}||CORE
|[[MSBC]]
|White Clover [[DTICT Capital]] [[CreativeMotors]]
|-
|[[Daau United]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Fahmi Ohmid}}||{{team flag|Daau|name=Georgio Kellher}}||FTD
|KOKO
|Schruller MajonRoom Shranger Dangers
|-
|[[Mataba DPMM]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Helme Panjang}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Emanuel Tejsinghkhan}}
|DriFit
|MTB.com
|
|-
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=V. Poojary}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Shahril Ishac}}
|StadSports
|[[Ultimate Football Group|UFG]]
|Hisson InsightForge Unlimit Data
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Jason Villemuer]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Urayama Isei}}
|Tundra
|[[KEA]]
|[[Arena Gaming|ArenaGaming]]
|-
|[[Qixying FC]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Ali Noor}}|| || FTD
|ContructRolos
|ThinkLabs Metamology
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]||{{team flag|Daau|name=Darryl See}} (interim)|| ||Al-Elkhson Sports
|Semkang Group
|
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Tim Van Haaralen]]
|
|Tundra
|TEC Group
|
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Kharin Nizammudin]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Fawaz Muhammad}}
|Abidas
|[[Nassar38|Nassar38.micras]]
|Al-Ajeed Construction SarRange
|-
|[[Warriors SC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Robert Yong]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kieran Aw}}
|Tundra
|Mr. Stretchy
|
|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Doan Mek Minh}}
|{{team flag|Daau|name=James Karlanger}}
|CORE
|FlexGroup
|
|}
===Coaching changes===
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under [[FMF]] eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.
{| class="wikitable"
!Team
!Outgoing coach
!Manner of departure
!Date of vacancy
!Position in table
!Incoming coach
!Date of
appointment
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Stefano Curo}}
| rowspan="2" |End of contract
| rowspan="2" |1 June 2026
| rowspan="4" |''Pre-season''
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Bruno Yio}}
|1 July 2026
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|{{team flag|Daau|flag}} [[Kharin Nizammudin]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Zaini Muslim}}
|8 July 2026
|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Zaini Muslim}}
|Mutual termination
|5 June 2026
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Doan Mek Minh}}
|1 July 2026
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Markus Nielsen}}
|End of contract
|6 June 2026
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Shahri Roslee}}
|1 July 2026
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Wlaxi'f Torisha}}
|Sacked
|26 September 2026
|10
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Darryl See}} (interim)
|26 September 2026
|}

=== Referees and VAR ===
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under [[FMF]] eligibility rules. Referees may hold more than one non-FMF nationality.
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Role
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Ong Tee Wee}}
|Head Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Leonard Aleguer III}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Anthony Daye}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Lewis Watson}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Hassan Jheraba}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Abdullah Altaff Ritesh}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Taqi Al-Faraj Hussien}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Haarman Al-Ali Reezal}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kenneth Paul}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Tan Soo Jia}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Chen Jia}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Riley Shade}}
|Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Darwin James}}
|Referee
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Role
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Tan Jong}}
|Head VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kim Tee}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Farhad Ghoulam}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Benjamin Winker}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Lee Jing Nam}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Daniel Soelmann}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Isaac Jia}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Raphael de Jong}}
|VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Leonard Peh}}
|Backup VAR Referee
|-
|{{team flag|Daau|name=Kenneth Paul}}
|Backup VAR Referee
|}

==Foreign players==
Daau Super League clubs can sign a maximum of six foreign players in the 2024–25 season. Any extra Matabese player will count as foreign unless they hold Dauian passport.

Players name in '''bold''' indicates the player was registered after the season start or during the mid-season transfer window.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:90%;"
! style="width:8%" |Club
! style="width:10%" |Player 1
! style="width:10%" |Player 2
! style="width:10%" |Player 3
! style="width:10%" |Player 4
! style="width:10%" |Player 5
! style="width:10%" |Player 6
! style="width:10%" |Former Players
|-
|[[Bintang Lukana]]
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Mattia Dragoni}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Jean-Carlos Garcia}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Min-hyeon Park-Van Heerdens}}
|{{team flag|Victoria|name=Phil Linwood}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Adam Priestley}}
|
|
|-
|[[Bintang Cricket Club (football)|Bintang Cricket Club]]
|{{team flag|Yakka|name=Myong Hyong Jun}}
|{{team flag|Shireroth|name=Kielan Tarroan}}
|{{team flag|Yakka|name=Noh Jun Yong}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Bukit Kutong FC]]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Daas City FC]]
|{{team flag|Sanpantul|name=Watase Yunosuke}}
|{{team flag|Sanpantul|name=Dokite Akihisa}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Danilo Mannino}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Mohammed-Amine Somers}}
|
|
|''{{team flag|Mataba|name=Zack Ortega}}''
|-
|[[Daau United]]
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Hamza Segers}}
|{{team flag|The Hexarchy|name=Sani Abasi}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Aigā Akabane}}
|{{team flag|Etourney|name=Max Owen}}
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Zulfairuuz Rudy}}
|
|
|-
|[[Mataba DPMM]]
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Maxence Girault}}
|{{team flag|Cakaristan|name=Anwar Ralte}}
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Muscat DFC]]
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Johan Cools}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Johnny Colaco}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Fazly Mazlan}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Jayson Wan Muhammad}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Elias Pilotto}}
|
|
|-
|[[Pahak City Sailors FC|Pahak City Sailors]]
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Simone Castrovillari}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Haaroen Goethals}}
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Albert Tjäland}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Qixying FC]]
|{{team flag|Phinbella|name=Abdil Qaiyyim Mutalib}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Santiago Javier}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Furug Qodir}}
|{{team flag|The Hexarchy|name=Opecha Psamtic}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Imran de Jong}}
|
|
|-
|[[Semkang FC]]
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Pete Forrosuelo}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Adolfo Veronesi}}
|{{team flag|New Batavia|name=Imran de Jong}}
|
|
|
|
|-
|[[Seragaan FC|TEC Seragaan FC]]
|{{team flag|Victoria|name=Reece Butler}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=Radu Preda}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Salvatore Cinegro}}
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie|name=George Rusu}}
|
|
|
|-
|[[Seragaan United]]
|{{team flag|Merenolitovina|name=Jarosław Brzęczyszczykiewicz}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Giorgio Spaghetto}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Jason-Franck Gauthier}}
|{{team flag|Batavia|name=Roy Bakker}}
|{{team flag|Tellia|name=Andrea Luca Peruzzi}}
|
|''{{team flag|Mataba|name=Akram Alif}}''
|-
|[[Warriors SC]]
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Mattia Ferrari}}
|{{team flag|Mataba|name=Stephan Garcia}}
|{{team flag|Vegno|name=Adolfo Braccini}}
|{{team flag|Sanama|name=Francisco Moreira}}
|{{team flag|Craitland|name=Helge Bruņ}}
|
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|-
|[[Young Stars FC]]
|
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|}

==League table==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width="30" |Pos.
! width="185" |Team
! width="30" |Pld
! width="30" | W
! width="30" | D
! width="30" |L
! width="30" |GF
! width="30" |GA
! width="30" |GD
! width="30" |Pts
!Qualification
|- bgcolor="#BBF3BB"
|1
| align="left" |Daas City FC
| 4|| 4|| 0|| 0|| 17|| 5|| 12||12
|Qualification of the [[FMF Champions' League]] group stage
|- bgcolor="#BBF3FF"
|2
| align="left" |Muscat DFC
| 4|| 3|| 0|| 1|| 7|| 7|| 0||9
| rowspan="2" |Qualification of the [[AEFA Champions' League]] group stage
|- bgcolor="#BBF3FF"
|3
| align="left" |Bukit Kutong FC
| 4|| 2|| 2|| 0|| 5|| 3|| 2||8
|-
|4
| align="left" |Bintang Lukana
| 4|| 2|| 1|| 1|| 8|| 5|| 3||7
| rowspan="8" |
|-
|5
| align="left" |Seragaan United
| 4|| 2|| 1|| 1|| 9|| 7|| 2||7
|-
|6
| align="left" |TEC Seragaan FC
| 4|| 2|| 0|| 2|| 6|| 9|| -3||6
|-
| 7
| align="left" |Semkang FC
|4
|1
|2
|1
|3
|3
|0
|5
|-
|8
| align="left" |Qixying FC
|4
|1
|2
|1
|3
|5
| -2
|5
|-
|9
| align="left" |Daau United
|4
|1
|1
|2
|5
|6
| -1
|4
|-
| 10
| align="left" |Mataba DPMM
|4
|0
|3
|1
|3
|4
| -1
|3
|-
| 11
| align="left" |Pahak City Sailors
|4
|1
|0
|3
|2
|4
| -2
|3
|- bgcolor="#FFBBBB"
| 12
| align="left" |Young Stars FC
| 4|| 1|| 0|| 3|| 4|| 9|| -5||3
| rowspan="3" |Relegation to [[Daau Premier League]]
|- bgcolor="#FFBBBB"
| 13
| align="left" |Warriors SC
|4
|0
|2
|2
|0
|2
| -2
|2
|- bgcolor="#FFBBBB"
|14
| align="left" |Bintang Cricket Club
|4
|0
|2
|2
|2
|5
| -3
|2
|}

==Relegation play-offs==
Relegation play-offs were abolished following the establishment of a direct relegation system between the DSL and DPL.

==Statistics==
===Top Scorers===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Rank
!Player
!Club
!Goals
|-
| rowspan="1" |1
|
|
| rowspan="1" |
|-
|2
|
|
|
|-
|3
|
|
|
|-
|4
|
|
|
|-
|5
|
|
|
|}
===Top Assists===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
!Club
!Assists
|-
|1
|
|
|
|-
|2
|
|
|
|-
|3
|
|
|
|-
|4
|
|
|
|-
|5
|
|
|
|}
===Cleansheets===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
!Club
!Clean sheets
|-
| rowspan="1" |1
|
|
| rowspan="1" |
|-
|2
|
|
|
|-
| rowspan="2" |3
|
|
| rowspan="2" |
|-
|
|
|-
|4
|
|
|
|-
|5
|
|
|
|}

===Saves===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
!Club
!Saves Made %
|-
| rowspan="1" |1
|
|
| rowspan="1" |
|-
|2
|
|
|
|-
|3
|
|
|
|-
|4
|
|
|
|-
|5
|
|
|
|}
===Penalty missed===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Player
!For
!Against
!Date
|}
===Own goal===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Player
!For
!Against
!Date
|}
== Daau Super League Awards night winners==
{| class="wikitable"
!Awards
!Winners
!Club
|-
|Player of the Year
|
|
|-
|Young Player of the Year
|
|
|-
|Coach of the Year
|
|
|-
|Top Scorer Award
|
|
|-
|Playmaker of the Year

|
|
|-
|Defender of the Year
|
|
|-
|Golden Glove
|
|
|-
| Goal of the Year
|
|
|-
| Fair Play Award
| colspan="2" |
|-
|Referee of the Year
| colspan="2" |
|}
===Team of The Year===
{| class="wikitable"
!Position
!Player
!Club
|-
|Goalkeeper
|
|
|-
| rowspan="4" |Defenders
|
|
|-
|
|
|-
|
|
|-
|
|
|-
| rowspan="4" |Midfielders
|
|
|-
|
|
|-
|
|
|-
|
|
|-
| rowspan="2" |Forwards
|
|
|-
|
|
|}
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