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= '''Eisenreich Premier League''' =
The '''Eisenreich Premier League''' (EPL) is the top level of association football in [[Eisenreich]]. Founded in {{AN|1713}} under the patronage of the Kaiser, it is contested by eight clubs. Every season runs from March to November, with each team playing a triple round-robin format for a total of 21 matches.
The '''Eisenreich Premier League''' (EPL) is the top level of association football in Eisenreich. Founded in '''1713 AN''' under the patronage of the Kaiser, it is contested by eight clubs. Every season runs from March to November, with each team playing a triple round-robin format for a total of 21 matches.


The EPL is administered by the Eisenreich Football Association and serves as the highest tier in the Eisenreich football league system.
The EPL is administered by the Eisenreich Football Association and serves as the highest tier in the Eisenreich football league system.
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* '''Continental play:''' Top two clubs qualify for Micras competition.
* '''Continental play:''' Top two clubs qualify for Micras competition.


== '''Clubs''' ==
== Clubs ==
'''Neu Bakkenburg Adler'''
*[[Neu Bakkenburg Adler]]
**The capital’s imperial club, backed by political elites and regarded as the "face" of Eisenreich football.


The capital’s imperial club, backed by political elites and regarded as the "face" of Eisenreich football.
*[[Eisendorf Eisenwerke]]
**Steelworkers’ team, gritty and working-class; traditional rivals of mining-town Silberthal.


'''Eisendorf Eisenwerke'''
*[[Altburg Kronen]]
**Traditionalist royalist club from historic Altburg, closely tied to monarchist symbolism.


Steelworkers’ team, gritty and working-class; traditional rivals of mining-town Silberthal.
*[[Waldheim Wolfsrudel]]
**Forest-town club, embodying resilience and raw physical play.


'''Altburg Kronen'''
*[[Silberthal Bergsteiger]]
**Mining-town side, known for their defensive style and working-class identity.


Traditionalist royalist club from historic Altburg, closely tied to monarchist symbolism.
*[[Nordtor Sturm]]
**Northern port club, famous for adventurous, attacking football.


'''Waldheim Wolfsrudel'''
*[[Rotfels Revolution]]
**Radical, ultra-supported working-class side with a politically charged atmosphere.


Forest-town club, embodying resilience and raw physical play.
*[[Drachenfels Ritter]]
**Aristocratic “knight” club; wealthy backers and a tradition of strong youth academies.


'''Silberthal Bergsteiger'''
=== Clubs, Locations, Stadiums, and Capacity ===
 
Mining-town side, known for their defensive style and working-class identity.
 
'''Nordtor Sturm'''
 
Northern port club, famous for adventurous, attacking football.
 
'''Rotfels Revolution'''
 
Radical, ultra-supported working-class side with a politically charged atmosphere.
 
'''Drachenfels Ritter'''
 
Aristocratic “knight” club; wealthy backers and a tradition of strong youth academies.
 
== '''Rivalries''' ==
 
* '''Imperial Derby''': Neu Bakkenburg Adler vs. Altburg Kronen
* '''Steel & Stone Clash''': Eisendorf Eisenwerke vs. Silberthal Bergsteiger
* '''Forest vs. Fortress''': Waldheim Wolfsrudel vs. Drachenfels Ritter
* '''People’s War''': Rotfels Revolution vs. Neu Bakkenburg Adler (political underdogs vs. establishment)
 
== '''Culture''' ==
With only eight clubs, every major city or region of Eisenreich feels heavily represented in the EPL. The league is one of the few occasions where Eisenreich’s fractured social classes—nobles, workers, merchants, and clergy—come together under a common cultural banner.
 
Matchdays are treated as mini-festivals, often featuring marching bands, banners, and ceremonies. State propaganda is also intertwined with club culture, particularly in the capital Neu Bakkenburg.
 
== '''History''' ==
[[File:Neu Bakkenburg Adlers .png|thumb|548x548px|Neu Bakkenburg Adlers]]
'''1713 AN – Inaugural Season'''
 
* '''Champions:''' Neu Bakkenburg Adler
* Adler established themselves immediately as the dominant team, winning the first league title.
 
'''1714 AN'''
 
* '''Champions:''' Eisendorf Eisenwerke
* The steelworkers’ side claimed a surprise victory, showcasing the rising talent in industrial towns.
 
'''1715 AN'''
 
* '''Champions:''' Neu Bakkenburg Adler
* Adler returned to the top with a commanding season, reasserting their supremacy.
 
'''1716 AN'''
 
* '''Champions:''' Neu Bakkenburg Adler
* The capital club continued their dominance, holding off challenges from Drachenfels Ritter and Altburg Kronen.
 
'''1717 AN'''
 
* '''Champions:''' Neu Bakkenburg Adler
* Adler secured their fourth league title in five seasons, cementing their early dynasty in Eisenreich football.
 
== '''Clubs, Locations, Stadiums, and Capacity''' ==
{| class="wikitable"
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!Capacity
!Capacity
|-
|-
|'''Neu Bakkenburg Adlers'''
|[[Neu Bakkenburg Adlers]]
|'''Neu Bakkenburg'''
|[[Neu Bakkenburg]]
|'''''Adlerkuppe Stadion'''''
|[[Adlerkuppe Stadion]]
|'''''42,000'''''
|42,000
|-
|-
|'''Eisendorf Eisenwerke'''
|[[Eisendorf Eisenwerke]]
|'''Eisendorf'''
|[[Eisendorf]]
|'''''Stahlwerk-Arena'''''
|[[Stahlwerk-Arena]]
|'''''26,000'''''
|26,000
|-
|-
|'''Altburg Kronen'''
|[[Altburg Kronen]]
|'''Altburg'''
|[[Altburg]]
|'''''Kronenplatz Stadion'''''
|[[Kronenplatz Stadion]]
|'''''31,000'''''
|31,000
|-
|-
|'''Waldheim'''
|[[Waldheim]]
|'''Waldheim'''
|[[Waldheim]]
|'''''Wolfshöhle Stadion'''''
|[[Wolfshöhle Stadion]]
|'''''18,500'''''
|18,500
|-
|-
|'''Silberthal Bergsteiger'''
|[[Silberthal Bergsteiger]]
|'''Silberthal'''
|[[Silberthal]]
|'''''Bergwerk-Stadion'''''
|[[Bergwerk-Stadion]]
|'''''20,000'''''
|20,000
|-
|-
|'''Nordtor Sturm'''
|[[Nordtor Sturm]]
|'''Nordtor'''
|[[Nordtor]]
|'''''Sturmbucht Stadion'''''
|[[Sturmbucht Stadion]]
|'''''28,000'''''
|28,000
|-
|-
|'''Rotfels Revolution'''
|[[Rotfels Revolution]]
|'''Rotfels'''
|[[Rotfels]]
|'''''Roter Platz Stadion'''''
|[[Roter Platz Stadion]]
|'''''24,000'''''
|24,000
|-
|-
|'''Drachenfels Ritter'''
|[[Drachenfels Ritter]]
|'''Drachenfels'''
|[[Drachenfels]]
|'''''Ritterburg-Arena'''''
|[[Ritterburg-Arena]]
|'''''22,000'''''
|22,000
|}
|}
== Rivalries ==
* Imperial Derby: Neu Bakkenburg Adler vs. Altburg Kronen
* Steel & Stone Clash: Eisendorf Eisenwerke vs. Silberthal Bergsteiger
* Forest vs. Fortress: Waldheim Wolfsrudel vs. Drachenfels Ritter
* People’s War: Rotfels Revolution vs. Neu Bakkenburg Adler (political underdogs vs. establishment)
== Culture ==
With only eight clubs, every major city or region of Eisenreich feels heavily represented in the EPL. The league is one of the few occasions where Eisenreich’s fractured social classes—nobles, workers, merchants, and clergy—come together under a common cultural banner.
Matchdays are treated as mini-festivals, often featuring marching bands, banners, and ceremonies. State propaganda is also intertwined with club culture, particularly in the capital Neu Bakkenburg.
== History ==
[[File:Neu Bakkenburg Adlers .png|thumb|548x548px|Neu Bakkenburg Adlers]]
*1713 AN – Inaugural Season
** '''Champions:''' Neu Bakkenburg Adler
** Adler established themselves immediately as the dominant team, winning the first league title.
*1714 AN
** '''Champions:''' Eisendorf Eisenwerke
** The steelworkers’ side claimed a surprise victory, showcasing the rising talent in industrial towns.
*1715 AN
** '''Champions:''' Neu Bakkenburg Adler
** Adler returned to the top with a commanding season, reasserting their supremacy.
*1716 AN
** '''Champions:''' Neu Bakkenburg Adler
** The capital club continued their dominance, holding off challenges from Drachenfels Ritter and Altburg Kronen.
*1717 AN
** '''Champions:''' Neu Bakkenburg Adler
** Adler secured their fourth league title in five seasons, cementing their early dynasty in Eisenreich football.
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Latest revision as of 23:41, 17 August 2025

Eisenreich Premier League
Countries Eisenreich
Founded 1713 AN
First season 1713 AN
Divisions 1
Number of teams 8
Levels on pyramid 1
Feeder to Zweite Liga Eisenreich
Relegation to Zweite Liga Eisenreich
Current champions Neu Bakkenburg Adler (4th title)
(1724 AN)
Most championships Neu Bakkenburg Adler (4 titles)
Current premiers Neu Bakkenburg Adler
(1724 AN)
Most premiers Neu Bakkenburg Adler (4)
TV partners State Broadcast Service of Eisenreich
Website Eisenreich FA

The Eisenreich Premier League (EPL) is the top level of association football in Eisenreich. Founded in 1713 AN under the patronage of the Kaiser, it is contested by eight clubs. Every season runs from March to November, with each team playing a triple round-robin format for a total of 21 matches.

The EPL is administered by the Eisenreich Football Association and serves as the highest tier in the Eisenreich football league system.

  • Teams: 8
  • Season: March – November
  • Format: Triple round-robin (21 matches per team)
  • Relegation: Bottom team relegated to the Zweite Liga Eisenreich
  • Continental play: Top two clubs qualify for Micras competition.

Clubs

  • Neu Bakkenburg Adler
    • The capital’s imperial club, backed by political elites and regarded as the "face" of Eisenreich football.
  • Eisendorf Eisenwerke
    • Steelworkers’ team, gritty and working-class; traditional rivals of mining-town Silberthal.
  • Altburg Kronen
    • Traditionalist royalist club from historic Altburg, closely tied to monarchist symbolism.
  • Nordtor Sturm
    • Northern port club, famous for adventurous, attacking football.
  • Rotfels Revolution
    • Radical, ultra-supported working-class side with a politically charged atmosphere.
  • Drachenfels Ritter
    • Aristocratic “knight” club; wealthy backers and a tradition of strong youth academies.

Clubs, Locations, Stadiums, and Capacity

Club Location Stadium Capacity
Neu Bakkenburg Adlers Neu Bakkenburg Adlerkuppe Stadion 42,000
Eisendorf Eisenwerke Eisendorf Stahlwerk-Arena 26,000
Altburg Kronen Altburg Kronenplatz Stadion 31,000
Waldheim Waldheim Wolfshöhle Stadion 18,500
Silberthal Bergsteiger Silberthal Bergwerk-Stadion 20,000
Nordtor Sturm Nordtor Sturmbucht Stadion 28,000
Rotfels Revolution Rotfels Roter Platz Stadion 24,000
Drachenfels Ritter Drachenfels Ritterburg-Arena 22,000

Rivalries

  • Imperial Derby: Neu Bakkenburg Adler vs. Altburg Kronen
  • Steel & Stone Clash: Eisendorf Eisenwerke vs. Silberthal Bergsteiger
  • Forest vs. Fortress: Waldheim Wolfsrudel vs. Drachenfels Ritter
  • People’s War: Rotfels Revolution vs. Neu Bakkenburg Adler (political underdogs vs. establishment)

Culture

With only eight clubs, every major city or region of Eisenreich feels heavily represented in the EPL. The league is one of the few occasions where Eisenreich’s fractured social classes—nobles, workers, merchants, and clergy—come together under a common cultural banner.

Matchdays are treated as mini-festivals, often featuring marching bands, banners, and ceremonies. State propaganda is also intertwined with club culture, particularly in the capital Neu Bakkenburg.

History

Neu Bakkenburg Adlers
  • 1713 AN – Inaugural Season
    • Champions: Neu Bakkenburg Adler
    • Adler established themselves immediately as the dominant team, winning the first league title.
  • 1714 AN
    • Champions: Eisendorf Eisenwerke
    • The steelworkers’ side claimed a surprise victory, showcasing the rising talent in industrial towns.
  • 1715 AN
    • Champions: Neu Bakkenburg Adler
    • Adler returned to the top with a commanding season, reasserting their supremacy.
  • 1716 AN
    • Champions: Neu Bakkenburg Adler
    • The capital club continued their dominance, holding off challenges from Drachenfels Ritter and Altburg Kronen.
  • 1717 AN
    • Champions: Neu Bakkenburg Adler
    • Adler secured their fourth league title in five seasons, cementing their early dynasty in Eisenreich football.
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