The Divisional Cup is a football tournament run under the auspices of Football Whiland. It is a single elimination knockout competition for clubs in the lower three professional and the single amateur divisions in the Whilandian Football League. The competition is not considered a priority, with many clubs opting to field below-strength teams, particularly in the earlier rounds. Supporters, too, apparently consider the tournament something of a joke, with crowds usually falling well below the level considered acceptable (or, indeed, commercially viable) for senior football. However, for some smaller clubs it can be the biggest day of the season, and the Final, played in the capital at the Hawke Bitter Stadium draws large travelling crowds.
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| - The Divisional Cup is a football tournament run under the auspices of Football Whiland. It is a single elimination knockout competition for clubs in the lower three professional and the single amateur divisions in the Whilandian Football League. The competition is not considered a priority, with many clubs opting to field below-strength teams, particularly in the earlier rounds. Supporters, too, apparently consider the tournament something of a joke, with crowds usually falling well below the level considered acceptable (or, indeed, commercially viable) for senior football. However, for some smaller clubs it can be the biggest day of the season, and the Final, played in the capital at the Hawke Bitter Stadium draws large travelling crowds.
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| - The Divisional Cup is a football tournament run under the auspices of Football Whiland. It is a single elimination knockout competition for clubs in the lower three professional and the single amateur divisions in the Whilandian Football League. The competition is not considered a priority, with many clubs opting to field below-strength teams, particularly in the earlier rounds. Supporters, too, apparently consider the tournament something of a joke, with crowds usually falling well below the level considered acceptable (or, indeed, commercially viable) for senior football. However, for some smaller clubs it can be the biggest day of the season, and the Final, played in the capital at the Hawke Bitter Stadium draws large travelling crowds.
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