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Soccer All Stars Cup
The Soccer All Stars Cup is one of the most glamorous trophies in the business. Winning this piece of Silverware will not only please the fans and board, but also boost your cash balance quite considerably.

COMPETITION STRUCTURE:

Teams Entered: 24 (All Soccer All Stars Premier League teams).

1st Round: All 24 teams are randomly drawn against each other providing 12 matches. These games are decided over 2 legs with the aggregate score deciding which 12 team passes through to the next round. The losing 12 teams over the two legs are knocked out of the competition. If the scores remain tied after two legs, the away goals rule, golden goal extra time and then penalty shoot out's will decide the tie.

2nd Round: The 12 teams that qualified from the 1st Round are then randomly drawn against each other providing 6 matches. These games are decided over 2 legs with the aggregate score deciding which 6 teams pass through to the next round. The losing 6 teams over the two legs are knocked out of the competition.  If the scores remain tied after two legs, the away goals rule, golden goal extra time and then penalty shoot out's will decide the tie.

Group Stages: The 6 teams that qualified from the 2nd Round are then randomly drawn into two 'Super Groups' titled 'Group A' and 'Group B'. Each group consists of 3 teams. The teams will play their opponents once, gaining 3 points for a victory, 1 point for a draw and 0 points for a defeat. The team that wins 'Group A' and the team that wins 'Group B' will then face each other in the next round. If teams are level by points, then goal difference, the number of victories, goals scored and then goals conceded will decide the tie if necessary. 

Final: The winner of 'Group A' faces the winner of 'Group B' from the previous round. This game is then known as the 'SAS Cup Final' with the winners of the game declared 'SAS Cup Champions'. The Final is played over one game at the SAS National Internet Stadium with the score decided after 90 minutes of play, golden goal extra-time and then penalties if necessary.

VENUES

1st Round: The opening two rounds of the competition will see clubs battling out the two legged affairs at their own stadiums, generating income which will be added to their final gate receipts at the end of the season.

Group Stages: The Group Stages of the competition will see all matches from the competition take place at both The SAS National Internet Stadium and The SAS Millennium Internet Stadium. Group A will host games from The SAS National Internet Stadium will Group B hosts games from The SAS Millennium Internet Stadium.

Final: The SAS Cup Final of the competition will be played at The SAS National Internet Stadium.

MATCH DAY RULES
The participating sides are permitted to name 11 outfield players and 7 substitutes of which 3 can be used at anytime during the competition.

SEASON 2 FINAL
TBA
Venue: SAS National Internet Stadium

SEASON 1 FINAL
(SASP2) Bradford City 2-0 Everton (SASP3)
Venue: SAS National Internet Stadium