The Golden Lions of Johannesburg put up an amazing effort, mustering a comeback against Atlético to pull ahead and clinch our way into the playoffs and hoisting the GEO Cup (or part of it, idk how the logistics of this tournament works). Now that the GEO Cup is over, we will continue the regular season back at home, to take on,,, Atlético Barcelona. Huh. Anyway, we get to play them back at the Calabash this time, and this time they want revenge for a hard-fought match last week (or a few days ago, again don't ask about the logistics of this league). Obviously, these teams know each other pretty well now, so it'll once again be a game to watch. We're awarding first-time feature D Illia Zabarnyi for this week, who stopped all but 1 of Atlético's shots and providing a key pass that set us up for the win. #StayGold

Wake up y'all! AltLiga is back ... sort of. Regardless, Atlético Barcelona kicks off against Alfa Roma tomorrow, as we welcome the Bolts to Camp Vell for the first time. With Atlético at the top of the table and Alfa near the bottom, it's easy to think that the game will be an easy one, but you never know, and we'll need to shore up every game to maintain our league lead, and of course, our opponents will need this game if they want to climb back into contention. Last week's Man of the Match was our second consecutive three-time winner, as M Alfie Doughty dominated the center of the pitch, earning himself assists on both Barcelona goals.

Look, with all the snow at the home base for owner Dan O'Mac, we're a little behind on the graphic. Never fear, this game is really long, so we've got it here for you now! We'll be in the main kit for this one since we're at home this week against Olympique. And we're highlighting 18-year old midfielder Jack Hinshelwood!

That didn't feel so good. Sure, we were without some of our top forwards, but that's no excuse for allowing five goals against a team that would be in danger of relegation if that was a thing that we did. We've dropped out of the top spot on the table, but we're still in pretty good shape going forward. We've made some changes to our lineup since last week as we stay at home for a matchup with 1. VfV 1158 Munich. One thing that will be staying the same, though, is new addition D Tosin Adarabioyo, who stood out despite (or maybe in part because of) the ball always being in his end, with eight clearances, six aerials, and three interceptions.

Eye of the Sun is coming off a loss last game, so looking to rebound as we head to Glasgow to take on St. Mungo. We're looking to get a win in this one and get back on track, and are looking to our defense and Dan Burn. He's been holding things down with the injuries to Cristian Romero, and now that we're getting healthy, we're going to look for him to keep things up and we can get some solid wins. We're going to be in the alternate uniforms for this one, looking bright in Scotland. #TheGoldStandard