The fourth and final member of the Four Founding Fathers, Wellington possibly has the most fascinating history in the league. The club was started by British pastor Lord Father Andrew Wellington on a while on a missionary trip. He saw a game between Urbo and Nacia and was impressed at the style of play and the atmosphere the game created. He then traveled to a small village and hired their services to form what is today Wellington Football Club. Wellington was also the founder and CEO of the premier theme park in the country and the club's sponsor, Lord's Park. The club as well plays their games at the famed amusement park, specifically in the Football Town section where they have played along side with Champions League club Football Town FK since the section's opening in 1971. After every club victory the fans sing "Nights in White Satin" by The Moody Blues.

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osctheg wrote:

Is there a Champions League in this universe?

There is in fact a Champions League but we will get to that when the season ends.

Could we get a map showing where the cities are and the boundaries between the north and south?

Thanks, explains a lot!

Founded in 1916, Ohayo has been responsible for a cultural trend going on for a few years. It started sometime in the 80's, when Ohayo fans found out their city's name is pronounced the same as the American state, a lot of Ohayo fans started wearing Ohio State merchandise. This would end up catching on nationwide, making Ohio State one of the best selling sports teams in the country. They play at Centennial Stadium which predates the club by 27 years and is the first stadium in the country.