Game Structure
The game follows a schedule with teams playing league format broken up by complete cup tournaments. The game originally consisted only of one league division but the season 2005-2006 version introduced a second and so the requirement for promotion; promotion is given to a team in the first 2 positions in the league. The cup tournaments are as follows:
- Pre-Season Cup
- Enterprise Cup
- U-5 Championship
- Champions Trophy
- Japan Trophy
- King's Cup
- National Super Cup
- Continental Cup
- Continental Super Cup
- Title Holder's Cup
- International Club Cup
To enter the International Club Cup a player must have earned 1 or 10 million of the local in-game currency. To enter the Champions Trophy and Continental Cup require a minimum finish in the top 4 or 6 positions respectively in Regular League 1. Participation in the Japan Trophy requires the winning of the Champions Trophy, the Continental Super Cup requires the success in the Continental Cup and the National Super Cup requires winning the King's Cup. Entry into the U-5 Championship requires a team following the U-5 regulations.
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