2013–14 in football

The 2013–14 football season was the 8th season of football on Micras since the foundation of the FMF, which started on 1 September 2013 and ended on 31 August 2014. The 2013 FMF Champions' League was won by Morfaga North Rangers, who defeated Vecchiacittà Calcio 3–2 in the final. The season was a World Cup year, with the 2014 FMF World Cup being won by Mercury who defeated Hamland in the final, following a penalty shoot-out. Gerenia, Alexandria, Mercury and Tellia winning their respective continental championships.

International competitions

Hosts	Winners	Score	Runners-up
2014 FMF World Cup
Indokistan	Mercury	1 – 1 (a.e.t.) 4 – 3 (pens)	Hamland
2014 Copa Apollonia
Gerenia	Gerenia	1 – 0	North Antarctica
2014 CiboTap Championships
Birgeshir	Alexandria	2 – 1	Zandarijn
2014 EMU Championships
Nova England	Mercury	2 – 0	Passas
2014 Benacia Cup
Tellia	Tellia	2 – 1	Elwynn

International club competitions

Final hosts	Winners	Score	Runners-up
2013 FMF Champions' League
Aurelius	Morfaga North Rangers	3 – 2	Vecchiacittà Calcio
2013–14 AEFA Champions' League
Livingston	FK Tiga	2 – 1	Clementsgrad United
2013–14 AEFA Cup
Bruswerpen	Iyva AFC	1 – 1 (a.e.t.) 4 – 2 (pens)	Lonenberg FC
2013–14 CTFA Champions' League
Tasneemia City	AFC Hamstadt	4 – 1	Franciscania Athletic
2013–14 CTFA Cup
Geneva	Geneva Speed FC	2 – 1	Grenstad Verenigd FC
2013–14 EMUFA Champions' League
Tow Law	Cherry Trees FC	1 – 0 (a.e.t.)	May Wanderers
2013–14 EMUFA Cup
Elbereth	Bohemian Rhapsodies	3 – 0	Volnost' Virtua
2013–14 WMFA Champions' League
Davignon	Romero Sport	1 – 0	Mortis Mercatoria FC

Domestic league competitions

League	Champions	Qualified for Champions' League	Qualified for Continental Cup	Relegated

Domestic cup winners

Competition	Winners	Score	Runners-up

New FMF members

This is a list of FMF member nations that played their first international match in the 2013–14 season.

Nation	Member until	Successor of
Beaulosagñe	2014
Cheltia	2014
Fort Kolgrad	2017
Gerenia [R - 2013]	2018
Gotzborg [R - 2011]	2020
Haifa	2017
Highpass	2014

Nation	Member until	Successor of
Jingdao [R - 2013]	2014
Lakkvia	2020
Leichenberg	2017	Treisenberg
Maraguo	2013
Merenolitovina
Neo Patrova	2018

Nation	Member until	Successor of
Pontus	2018	A1
Presburn	2014
Talenore
Tellia [R - 2013]
Victoria [R - 2011]	2020
Walstadt	2014

^{R - 20XX} – Returning member, left in 20XX.

Departing FMF members

This is a list of FMF member nations that played their final international match in the 2013–14 season.

Nation	Member since	Succeeded by
Afrikaana	2013
Amokolia [R - 2015]	2008
Beaulosagñe	2014
Cheltia	2014
Highpass [R - 2022]	2014	Karalakh

Nation	Member since	Succeeded by
Jingdao [R - 2017]	2014
Lurk	2013
Maraguo	2013
Palasia	2013
Presburn	2014

Nation	Member since	Succeeded by
Sirocco	2012
Tiana [R - 2018]	2012
Valencia [R - 2015]	2010
Walstadt	2014	Kujirashi-Walstadt
Zeeburg	2012	Nordzibola

^{R - 20XX} – Returning member in 20XX.

Transfers

Two transfer windows were opened for the 2013–14 season in which permanent and loan moves could be finalised: a summer preseason window, opened between 1 June 2013 and 30 September 2013, and a winter mid-season window, opened throughout the entirety of January 2014. Below are the season's seven most expensive deals.

Date	Player	From	To	Fee (M Cr)
2013-09-02	Joe Foxon	Mercury City	Tow Law FC	Cr 12
2013-07-01	Fjalar Stefánsson	Vecchiacittà Calcio	Lokomotiv Capital NAPI	Cr 11.5
2013-07-11	Valérien Hertz	Xäiville Teflons FC	Vecchiacittà Calcio	Cr 10
2013-09-27	Łukasz Dąbrowski	Cherry Trees FC	Xäiville Teflons FC	Cr 10
2013-09-30	Álexis Carrasco	Olympique Créçois	May Wanderers	Cr 10
2013-09-27	Lydveldt Jonmikeltsen	Róndlinga Diamonds FC	Cherry Trees FC	Cr 9
2013-09-22	Čerder Vosin	Batave Livingston United	Svorgas Scitenhima FK	Cr 8.75