FM Scout: The Hunger Games

Here is a look at the points accumulated by each team over the course of the third season. You can find the point calculator in one of my earlier posts on this thread. If you have any queries over your team's points, please ask me via Private Message.

Please remember that no team shall be eliminated in either of the first three seasons. So, even if your player gets 0 points in the first few seasons (like mine did this season....), there's no need to worry. This is just a warm up while your players develop some sort of skill.

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1. Team Eight: 212.684 -. Cathal Moran (Cathal Mufc) -. Wayne Kerr (GleNelG) 2. Team Seven: 212.165 -. Hugo Montgomerie (Feliks) -. James de Bakker (De Magere) 3. Team Six: 194.615 -. Max Joncour (Joncs) -. Nininho (mgriffin2012) 4. Team Nine: 194.040 -. Johann Schneider (ninjaskill) -. John Warrington (John Warrington) 5. Team One: 186.161 -. Thomas Murray (InfraRed) -. Zlatanovic Pogbadinho (Justice)

6. Team Four: 172.603 -. Ewan Dailly (DinkyDugFM) -. Sybe Gillan-VDP (ImThatSybGuy) 7. Team Five: 160.758 -. Mario Luigi (Hoosier) -. Eric Samuelson (ImDonkey) 8. Team Three: 132.390 -. Fabien Jasso (MilesPlaysFM) -. Scott Tyson (ScottT) 9. Team Two: 94.490 -. Alexandre Leblanc (Jim) -. David Ayolo (Abomb)

Congratulations to Cathal Moran (Cathal Mufc) & Wayne Kerr (GleNelG) for winning the most points, as a team, in the third season! Both players ranked inside the top nine for points, individually, and will receive potential ability boosts ahead of the next season.

Which player has the highest value after the third season? The highest value = reputation boost!

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1. Hugo Montgomerie - £38M 2. James de Bakker - £25.5M 3. Zlatanovic Pogbadinho - £23.5M 4. Johann Schneider - £23M 5. Wayne Kerr - £21M 6. Alexandre Leblanc - £13M 7. John Warrington - £11.5M =. Sybe Gillan-VDP - £11.5M 9. Ewan Dailly - £10.75M

10. Cathal Moran - £9.25M 11. Scott Tyson - £9M 12. Eric Samuelson - £8.75M 13. Thomas Murray - £8M 14. Max Joncour - £5.5M 15. Nininho - £4.3M 16. David Ayolo - £2.8M 17. Fabien Jasso - £2M 18. Mario Luigi - £1M

Congratulations to Hugo Montgomerie (Feliks) for being the MVP after season three! Your player will receive a reputation boost ahead of the next season.

Three years have passed in-game since the beginning of our players' journeys, and a lot has changed in those three years. For the eighteen involved, there has been much to celebrate, and much to mourn. Trophies have been won, promotions have been earned, hardships have been endured. Some have reached stardom already, while others have been quietly going about their business.

No matter what stage your player may be at now, one thing is for certain. The three warm-up seasons are over, and The Hunger Games have begun. Two contestants (one team) will be eliminated each season, until only one team remains. Your player must now use their acquired skills and experiences to bring glory to themselves and their teams. I don't think I need to tell you the significance of each and every performance. From now on, every point matters.

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This is it. The Hunger Games has truly begun. Everything from now on is extremely important for the purposes of this competition. Who will come out on top?

A look at your players' histories to date, including how they're currently performing this season. Some very impressive performances for some, but who has been the best at the halfway mark of the season?

Here is look at the transfer interest of each of the players. Do any clubs have you on their radar? Any big moves on the horizon? Find out here! You can also have a look to see what kind of release clause your players has, if any.

Its a prestigious competition which comes around only once every four years. The top nations from all around Europe come together to compete for the honour of being named the continent's top football nation. Last time, it was Portugal who took the honours, defeating France in Paris in a memorable extra time victory all the way back in 2016. This time, the competition would be played across Europe, with the final to be hosted by London's Wembley Stadium. Who would come out on top?

A total of eight of our players were called up to their nations' squads to compete in this year's tournament. There were representatives of France, Scotland, Serbia, Holland (Yes I know it is The Netherlands, but FM says no!) and Switzerland among us. Our representatives at this competition were as follows:

France: Alexandre Leblanc & Hugo Montgomerie
Holland: Sybe Gillan-van der Putten
Scotland: Ewan Dailly, Thomas Murray & Wayne Kerr
Serbia: Zlatanovic Pogbadinho
Switzerland: Johann Schneider

Group A

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The first group drew two of our own representatives against one another. Serbia and Zlatanovic Pogbadinho, and Switzerland and Johann Schneider would be competing for qualification from one of the more difficult groups in the competition. It was a group which also contained the powerhouse that was Germany, as well as a very dangerous Austria outfit.

Group B

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There were none of our players competing in this group. Nininho's country, Portugal, were indeed drawn in to Group B, but the Bradford City winger was not called up, despite an impressive season in Sky Bet League Two.

Group C

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Two of our representatives would be playing in Group C. Their team, France, were the favourites to progress, while Belgium would surely provide a stern test. Norway and Ukraine completed the group.

Group D

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None of our players were put in this group. David Ayolo and Mario Luigi saw their nation, Italy, placed here, but neither player was called up to compete for their country.

Group E

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Our very own Sybe Gillan-van der Putten was expected to star for Holland in a challenging group. They would play England, who did not call up John Warrington, as well as Greece and Hungary.

Group F

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Scotland in a major competition?!?!?! You better believe it! Our magnificent trio of Ewan Dailly, Thomas Murray and Wayne Kerr all made the squad and were hoping to qualify from an extremely challenging group which contained Spain, Poland and Russia.

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With eight of us battling it out in Europe's elite international competition, many fantastic moments on the football pitch were to be admired. Here is a look at how our teams got on in the group stage of the competition.

Group A

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It was a group of mixed emotions for the two participants of ours involved. Zlatanovic Pogbadinho and Serbia enjoyed great success in the group stage, winning twice and drawing the other to progress top of the group, with Germany qualifying in second. For Johann Schneider and Switzerland, their journey was over as they failed to earn a single point.

Group B

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We had no participants play in this group, although there was a slight stir as Sweden claimed top spot. Portugal advanced in second position, while Denmark moved on as one of the better placed third position teams.

Group C

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Our two French strikers, Alexandre Leblanc and Hugo Montgomerie, endured a tough group stage with their country. France won just one game, but that proved to be just enough as they progressed as one of the best placed third position teams. Norway and Ukraine also progressed.

Group D

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We had no participants in this group either. Croatia topped the group while Italy finished second. Turkey qualified in third place, by the skin of their teeth.

Group E

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We had one participant in this group, in the form of Sybe Gillan-van der Putten. He starred for a Holland side that finished second with two wins and a defeat, as England progressed top of the group. Greece qualified from third place.

Group F

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Our Scottish trio of Ewan Dailly, Thomas Murray and Wayne Kerr were in fine form as their country claimed an impressive top spot, with two wins and a draw. Poland claimed the other qualification spot, as Spain and Russia dropped out.

Second Round Draw

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As far as our participants were concerned, there were some interesting ties. Alexandre Leblanc and Hugo Montgomerie of France would face Sweden, while Zlatanovic Pogbadinho of Serbia would face Turkey. The big clash was Sybe Gillan-van der Putten and Holland up against Scotland and a trio of Ewan Dailly, Thomas Murray and Wayne Kerr. Who would prevail? How far would our players go? Find out soon!