The 2023 SFP season concludes with a FFACup win for Cheese and Onion Biscuits United.

The honour pushes manager Jermy Junior above brother-in-law Manager Roberts in the SFP Hall Of Fame.

The BOBU chief was delighted:

"It's all good stats!!"

After 16 consecutive weeks at the top manager McNamara can finally get the party started, as FC Chuggernaut are crowned SFP Champions.

With a squad recruited mostly at the auction, the title was won with a real focus on goals. However, not only did FC Chuggernaut score the most goals in the league, they also kept the most clean sheets.

It's McNamara's 11th campaign and after breaking his silverware duck last season, in the form of the SFP Cup, he's now added the biggest trophy of them all.

Manager McNamara promised to celebrate long into the summer:

"It’s a great feeling, against the odds, not fancied, but week after week performed. I think we’ve felt it was ours for a good few weeks now but with Magicmen and Rob-O-Klopp not giving an inch it was nervous all the way."

"Time to celebrate. This party is going to go on all the way to Cork!"

After 180 minutes or action, AC Spartak finally put the Flying Pigs to the sword the the final replay.

Spartak's semi final hero Awoniyi popped again to put Spartak ahead, and his effort was followed up by goals from Fernandes and Fornals.

Lucchesi's win means Pritchard Seniors wait for silverware now clocks in at 29 years. But for Lucchesi it's his 8th honour and his second SFP Cup, adding to his 2013 win

Manager Lucchesi was absolutely thrilled:

"We got goals when we needed them, had our share of luck and maintained a laser focus on a trophy last won in 2013. Very well played to Mr. Pritchard - we both had to beat the highest scorers in the group stages to make it to a final. Injuries have hit both our teams this year and on the day we could play more starters. I’m sure the Pigs will break their duck."

"It hasn’t been a season to shout about in the league so this is amazing. I take nothing for granted and will enjoy the win - it gets harder and harder to win in the SFP every season."

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A Trent-Alexander thunderbolt secured a first 5Aside Cup for manager Crockford, as his side brushed away Perdoc Byzeusthians in this years final.

It's manager Crockfords third final win in his third final appearance, retaining his 100% record for those key matches. The Crackers chief was over-joyed:

It was the complete opposite for Baynes Senior, who has unfortunately now faced 3 final defeats in 3 final appearances.

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SFP stalwarts Cheese & Onion Biscuits have launched a new club badge.

COBU chief Jermy Junior said a badge was not only something the club had been considering for a while, but that a bet with a fellow manager had prompted it's release for this campaign;

"After a debate about a bet on who will finish lower this season with fellow manager Martin Edwards, a forfeit of having the opposite managers club badge tattooed was suggested. At this point, I realised that 20 odd years in, (I think I made a badge up when I was about 12 during French with Mrs Leonard, but since then), I've not given it another thought."

"So the time has come, and we're pleased to unveil our new club badge, which has spiralled thought of creating a new kit which we'll (and others should follow suit) wear at the next auction. Imagine the scenes in Cork..."

After securing his first SFP trophy at the end of last season, manager McNamara has started the new campaign with his second.

FC Chuggernaut have won the 2022 SFP Super Cup after 4 wins from 5 matches and 16 goals scored - 9 of which came from the £22m man Haaland.

After seasons of evolution, manager McNamara's philosophy of attack, attack, attack has finally paid dividens and brought home the silverware. Manager McNamara is obviously in bouyant mood;

"We’re on cloud nine. It feels like we’ve got a taste for winning and we want more. I think it’s too easy for the likes of Walters to say it’s our league to lose. We’re confident we can have a good season. We’re more than just an attacking team and hopefully the season will show that."

And with one trophy in the bag, up to 4th in the league and with this seasons attack, they should hope to be challenging for more. FC Chuggernaut will be favourites to retain this seasons SFP Cup, and with Toney and Zaha backing up Haaland in attack this season, maybe a title challenge too.

"We back ourselves heavily in the cup. It’s going to take a good team to beat us. The league is obtainable and we have to believe, but only time will tell."