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The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is set to be the second edition of the [[Tea Cup]]. The [[2025 Tea Cup|first edition]] was organised by [[Çakaristan]] and held in four stadiums in that country. The second edition will be held in [[Sanpantul]], including in the [[Beneluccas]] and [[Sri Pashana]]. Planning for the second edition began before the Beneluccas and Sri Pashana were [[Treaty of Maulikpur|transferred]] from Çakaristan to Sanpantul. | The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is set to be the second edition of the [[Tea Cup]]. The [[2025 Tea Cup|first edition]] was organised by [[Çakaristan]] and held in four stadiums in that country. The second edition will be held in [[Sanpantul]], including in the [[Beneluccas]] and [[Sri Pashana]]. Planning for the second edition began before the Beneluccas and Sri Pashana were [[Treaty of Maulikpur|transferred]] from Çakaristan to Sanpantul. | ||
Once again, the teams invited were the nations whose national drink is tea. During the first edition, it became apparent halfway through the competition that one tea-drinking nation had been overlooked. Consequently, ahead of the second edition, a thorough investigation was carried out into the national drinks of all the nations on Micras. As with the first edition, Shireroth was also invited, as the former [[Jingdaoese Empire]] is now part of Shireroth. At the very last minute before the start of the competition, the [[ | Once again, the teams invited were the nations whose national drink is tea. During the first edition, it became apparent halfway through the competition that one tea-drinking nation had been overlooked. Consequently, ahead of the second edition, a thorough investigation was carried out into the national drinks of all the nations on Micras. As with the first edition, Shireroth was also invited, as the former [[Jingdaoese Empire]] is now part of Shireroth. At the very last minute before the start of the competition, the [[Brettish Isles]] joined the participating teams. The autonomous realm of the [[Order of the Holy Lakes]] was admitted on the basis of its history as a former sovereign state and its national drink. As a result, two teams from the Order of the Holy Lakes are in contention for the Tea Cup Trophy. | ||
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Revision as of 13:38, 14 September 2026
| Tournament details | |
|---|---|
| Host country |
 Sanpantul |
| City | Kipei, Ogimi, Schaarlecht and Sri Luthore |
| Teams | 10 |
| Venue(s) | 4 (in 4 host cities) |
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The 2026 Tea Cup is set to be the second edition of the Tea Cup. The first edition was organised by Çakaristan and held in four stadiums in that country. The second edition will be held in Sanpantul, including in the Beneluccas and Sri Pashana. Planning for the second edition began before the Beneluccas and Sri Pashana were transferred from Çakaristan to Sanpantul.
Once again, the teams invited were the nations whose national drink is tea. During the first edition, it became apparent halfway through the competition that one tea-drinking nation had been overlooked. Consequently, ahead of the second edition, a thorough investigation was carried out into the national drinks of all the nations on Micras. As with the first edition, Shireroth was also invited, as the former Jingdaoese Empire is now part of Shireroth. At the very last minute before the start of the competition, the Brettish Isles joined the participating teams. The autonomous realm of the Order of the Holy Lakes was admitted on the basis of its history as a former sovereign state and its national drink. As a result, two teams from the Order of the Holy Lakes are in contention for the Tea Cup Trophy.
Organisation
Venues
The selected stadiums are two stadiums in Sanpantul, as nominated by Sanhantosakkā Renmei. The two largest stadiums in the Beneluccas and Sri Pashana respectively.
The list of stadiums, sorted by capacity:
| Image | Stadium | Location | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
 |
Kipei Stadium | Kipei | 88,100 |
 |
Luthore Rock Arena | Sri Luthore | 30,286 |
 |
Ogimi Sandwich Stadium | Ogimi | 30,000 |
 |
Crow's Nest | Schaarlecht | 15,000 |
Invited teams
The following teams were invited:
Bassaridia Vaeringheim
Brettish Isles
Çakaristan
Constancia
Hurmu
Sanama
Sanpantul
Shireroth
The Hexarchy
Yakka
Medals and trophy
The top-three teams at the competition are presented medals while the remaining teams are presented participation banners. Along with their medals, the winning team is presented the Tea Cup Trophy, although the trophy remains in the possession of the Çakaristan Football Federation.
