FM Scout: The Hunger Games (FM20)

Into the quarter finals, and only eight teams remained. We had a host of our own stars at this stage, with Ignatius Reilly representing Ireland, Daddy Justice in the white of Germany, Randy Savage Ross shining for Holland, a trio of John Warrington, Millie B and Boris Johnson turning out for England, while Bald Fraud battled for the reds of Spain.

It was the end of the road for Ireland, who had impressed tremendously throughout the tournament. An Arne Lassoff goal for Germany brought Ireland to elimination, while Germany advanced as tournament favourites into the semi finals.

Tournament joint-hosts USA had to battle against Holland, but ultimately came up short. Matthijs de Ligt and Mike de Clown scored the goals for Holland, who marched on through.

It was an Iberian derby between two major nations which took the majority of the attention. An early Toni goal put Spain in the lead but Bruno Fernandes quickly struck back. The game went to penalties, where Portugal narrowly edged through.

The game didn't start well for England as Harry Kane missed from the penalty spot. Mexico's Rodrigo Estrada scored either side of a John Warrington piledriver to almost certainly seal Mexico's passage to the semi finals. However, Mason Greenwood equalised late on before scoring deep into extra time to send England into the semi finals. However, John Warrington was sent off for a red card.

What a pair of clashes! Germany vs England was the big one, with old rivals facing each other once more. It was Daddy Justice who shone brightest, scoring the winner as he dribbled past Fikayo Tomori before sliding the ball past a helpless Jordan Pickford to send German to the final.

Holland rubberstamped their place in the final as they demolished Portugal with ease. They'll be up against it against Germany but they've deserved their place in the final.

The greatest World Cup final of all time. It all started with early Dutch pressure as Holland attacked with regularity. The opener came from Ryan Gravenberch. He cut in from the right before drilling a shot into the top corner from the edge of the box. It was unstoppable, and put the Dutch into an early lead.

The lead did not extend to half-time, with Daddy Justice leveling ten minutes prior to the interval. Leon Goretzka was fouled by Virgil van Dijk inside the penalty area and Germany were awarded a penalty. Daddy Justice stepped up and calmly slid the ball into the back of the net. tying the game.

The goal did not put Germany on top, and Holland looked to have secured the game in the second half. Gravenberch played a tremendous defence-splitting pass into the path of Jorrit Hendrix who regained Holland's lead with a low finish just after the hour mark, before Sontje Hansen finished from close range to give the Dutch a two goal cushion with ten minutes to go.

However, Germany fought back. Arne Lassoff scored when one-on-one, to half the deficit with seven minutes to go. The young striker then leveled the game late into stoppage time with a close-range header, sending the game into stoppage time. The Dutch team were star-struck and could hardly believe it.

Substitute Kai Havertz came off the bench to score the eventual winner, just before half-time in extra time. The attacking midfielder beat two before curling a deft finish into the far corner, securing the World Cup for Germany and for Daddy Justice.

We are are the end of season seven.

Remember. We are in the knockout stage now. Every point matters.

The Players

Season seven is over. It has been an exciting year for our new wonderkids, let's see who had the best year.

This is the second season of knockouts. Bottom team will be released.

The overall standard is rising rapidly. Only three players managed less than 200 points, with seven players scoring over 300. It was another glorious season for Bald Fraud but it was World Cup top scorer Daddy Justice who claimed top spot. Nine goals in the World Cup, following a serial title-haul with Bayern Munich, saw the German take top spot.

Top spot was taken by Daddy Justice & Randy Savage Ross! The pair played against each other on opposite teams in the FIFA World Cup final, despite playing with each other at club level previously. Well done!

Unfortunately, a team had to go. Despite their best efforts, Nicola Sturgeon & Jordan Mullin have been eliminated.

A tight one this time. However, it is just about Pat Magroin who claims the title of MVP (again).

Give Ole a ten year contract.

We are midway through season eight. Brexit still hasn't happened in real life.

Remember. We are in the knockout stage now. Every point matters.

The Players

No winter transfers.