Maple Leaf FC are a professional association football club based in Canadian Tagtraum, formed in 1984. Thy are the most successful football club in the country.
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Formed |
1984 |
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First league |
Prince League (1984-1996) |
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Current league |
Tagtraum Majors (since 1997) |
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Best results |
Prince League: 1st 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 Tagtraum Majors: 1st 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 |
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Continental record (Prince League) |
1984-1994: No competition held 1995: Did not qualify 1996: Did not qualify |
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Continental record (Tagtraum Majors) |
1997: Champions 1998: No competition held 1999: Champions 2000: Champions 2001: Champions 2002: Did not qualify 2003: Champions 2004: Champions 2005: Champions 2006: Champions 2007: Champions 2008: Champions 2009: Champions 2010: Champions 2011: Champions |
History[]
Prince League days (1984-1996)[]
Maple Leaf FC joined the Prince League in 1984. They won their first title in 1985, and won it again in 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 and 1994. In 1984, 1995 and 1996 they finished second, narrowly missing qualification to the Tagtraum Champions League.
Tagtraum Majors and Tagtraum Champions League (1997-present)[]
In 1997 Maple Leaf FC joined the inaugural Tagtraum Majors, and won the first season, qualifying for the 1997 Tagtraum Champions League for the first time. They were the second Canadian Tagtraum side to win the tournament. (The 1996 edition was won by Tagtraum English, who won the 1996 Prince League season. Maple Leaf FC has won the Tagtraum Champions League nearly every season since 1997 except 2002 when they failed to qualify. Metalheads United qualified for the Champions having won that season's TM and did not make it past the semi finals, losing 10-0 to Carl First FC from Brittraum on aggregate.
Kit[]
Ever since their inaugural season in 1984, the Maple Leaf kit has comprised of a red shirt, white shorts and red socks for home, and white shirt, red shorts and white socks for away.
Shirt sponsors:[]
1984-1989: None.
1990-2009: Coca Cola
2009: Rage Against the X Factor
2010: Lionsgate
2011-incumbent: Pepsi
1984-1996 "ctbc presents Prince League live... and highlights on ctbc 2" CTBC Sponsor of the Prince League
Since 1997: "ctbc broadcasts Tagtraum Majors LIVE (Highlights ctbc 2)
1990-2009: Coca Cola
2009: Rage Against the X Factor campaign
2010: Lionsgate Films
2011-present: "Pepsi sponsors Maple Leaf FC from the 2-11 season"
Home kit since 1984.
Away kit since 1984.