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Table after matchweek 6. MP = matches played · GF/GA = goals for and against · GD = goal difference.
#	Team	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Carolina Ascent FC CAR	7	5	1	1	13	6	+7	16
2	DC Power FC DCP	7	3	2	2	11	8	+3	11
3	Sporting Club Jacksonville JAX	7	3	2	2	12	10	+2	11
4	Dallas Trinity FC DAL	7	3	1	3	9	11	-2	10
5	Lexington SC LEX	5	3	0	2	8	3	+5	9
6	Tampa Bay Sun FC TBS	5	2	2	1	8	7	+1	8
7	Fort Lauderdale United FC FTL	6	1	0	5	4	10	-6	3
8	Brooklyn FC BKN	6	1	0	5	4	14	-10	3

Race for the Players Shield

After Matchweek 6

#	Team	MP	Pts	PB	±4^th	Rem	Max Pts	Best	Worst
1	Carolina Ascent FC CAR	7	16	—	+6	7	37	1	8
2	DC Power FC DCP	7	11	5	+1	7	32	1	8
3	Sporting Club Jacksonville JAX	7	11	5	+1	7	32	1	8
4	Dallas Trinity FC DAL	7	10	6	0	7	31	1	8
5	Lexington SC LEX	5	9	7	-1	9	36	1	8
6	Tampa Bay Sun FC TBS	5	8	8	-2	9	35	1	8
7	Fort Lauderdale United FC FTL	6	3	13	-7	8	27	1	8
8	Brooklyn FC BKN	6	3	13	-7	8	27	1	8

Players Shield Clinched Players Shield Playoff Playoff qualification Out Eliminated

PB = Points behind 1st place

±4^th = Point gap relative to 4th place — playoff qualification (positive = above, negative = below)

Best / Worst = Best and worst possible finishing position based on remaining matches

Scenarios

What each club needs, and what it cannot control. Every claim here is a guarantee against any way the remaining fixtures could fall — not a prediction.

Points still needed, or clinched and eliminated status, for each club on each cutoff line.
Club	The Players Shield	Playoff qualification	Avoiding last place
Brooklyn FC	—	24	18
Carolina Ascent FC	19	12	5
DC Power FC	—	17	10
Dallas Trinity FC	—	18	11
Fort Lauderdale United FC	—	24	18
Lexington SC	27	19	12
Sporting Club Jacksonville	—	17	10
Tampa Bay Sun FC	27	20	13

A number is the points a club still needs to guarantee that line. In clinched, Out cannot reach it, If depends on a result elsewhere, — nothing guarantees it yet.

The Players Shield

The Players Shield is out of Brooklyn FC's hands — no result they can get guarantees it, so they need results elsewhere. 15 points would be enough to keep it possible.
The Players Shield is still in Carolina Ascent FC's own hands — they need 19 points from their last 7 to guarantee it. 2 points would be enough to keep it possible, with results elsewhere going their way.
The Players Shield is out of DC Power FC's hands — no result they can get guarantees it, so they need results elsewhere. 7 points would be enough to keep it possible.
The Players Shield is out of Dallas Trinity FC's hands — no result they can get guarantees it, so they need results elsewhere. 8 points would be enough to keep it possible.
The Players Shield is out of Fort Lauderdale United FC's hands — no result they can get guarantees it, so they need results elsewhere. 15 points would be enough to keep it possible.
The Players Shield is still in Lexington SC's own hands — they must win all nine of their remaining games to guarantee it. 9 points would be enough to keep it possible, with results elsewhere going their way.
The Players Shield is out of Sporting Club Jacksonville's hands — no result they can get guarantees it, so they need results elsewhere. 7 points would be enough to keep it possible.
The Players Shield is still in Tampa Bay Sun FC's own hands — they must win all nine of their remaining games to guarantee it. 10 points would be enough to keep it possible, with results elsewhere going their way.

28 pairs could be separated only by tiebreakers

Each pair can finish level on points with this cutoff falling between them. Then goal difference decides, followed by goals scored and head-to-head results.

Brooklyn FC and Carolina Ascent FC (e.g. both on 20)
Brooklyn FC and DC Power FC (e.g. both on 18)
Brooklyn FC and Dallas Trinity FC (e.g. both on 18)
Brooklyn FC and Fort Lauderdale United FC (e.g. both on 19)
Brooklyn FC and Lexington SC (e.g. both on 18)
Brooklyn FC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 18)
Brooklyn FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 18)
Carolina Ascent FC and DC Power FC (e.g. both on 27)
Carolina Ascent FC and Dallas Trinity FC (e.g. both on 26)
Carolina Ascent FC and Fort Lauderdale United FC (e.g. both on 20)
Carolina Ascent FC and Lexington SC (e.g. both on 29)
Carolina Ascent FC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 27)
Carolina Ascent FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 27)
DC Power FC and Fort Lauderdale United FC (e.g. both on 18)
DC Power FC and Lexington SC (e.g. both on 24)
DC Power FC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 22)
DC Power FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 22)
Dallas Trinity FC and DC Power FC (e.g. both on 21)
Dallas Trinity FC and Fort Lauderdale United FC (e.g. both on 18)
Dallas Trinity FC and Lexington SC (e.g. both on 23)
Dallas Trinity FC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 21)
Dallas Trinity FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 21)
Fort Lauderdale United FC and Lexington SC (e.g. both on 18)
Fort Lauderdale United FC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 18)
Fort Lauderdale United FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 18)
Lexington SC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 24)
Lexington SC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 24)
Sporting Club Jacksonville and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 22)

Playoff qualification

Playoff qualification is still in Brooklyn FC's own hands — they must win all eight of their remaining games to guarantee it. 10 points would be enough to keep it possible, with results elsewhere going their way.
Playoff qualification is still in Carolina Ascent FC's own hands — they need four wins from their last 7 to guarantee it. Their current points are already enough to keep it possible.
Playoff qualification is still in DC Power FC's own hands — they need 17 points from their last 7 to guarantee it. 2 points would be enough to keep it possible, with results elsewhere going their way.
Playoff qualification is still in Dallas Trinity FC's own hands — they need six wins from their last 7 to guarantee it. 3 points would be enough to keep it possible, with results elsewhere going their way.
Playoff qualification is still in Fort Lauderdale United FC's own hands — they must win all eight of their remaining games to guarantee it. 10 points would be enough to keep it possible, with results elsewhere going their way.
Playoff qualification is still in Lexington SC's own hands — they need 19 points from their last 9 to guarantee it. 4 points would be enough to keep it possible, with results elsewhere going their way.
Playoff qualification is still in Sporting Club Jacksonville's own hands — they need 17 points from their last 7 to guarantee it. 2 points would be enough to keep it possible, with results elsewhere going their way.
Playoff qualification is still in Tampa Bay Sun FC's own hands — they need 20 points from their last 9 to guarantee it. 5 points would be enough to keep it possible, with results elsewhere going their way.

28 pairs could be separated only by tiebreakers

Each pair can finish level on points with this cutoff falling between them. Then goal difference decides, followed by goals scored and head-to-head results.

Brooklyn FC and Carolina Ascent FC (e.g. both on 20)
Brooklyn FC and DC Power FC (e.g. both on 15)
Brooklyn FC and Dallas Trinity FC (e.g. both on 14)
Brooklyn FC and Fort Lauderdale United FC (e.g. both on 13)
Brooklyn FC and Lexington SC (e.g. both on 16)
Brooklyn FC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 15)
Brooklyn FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 15)
Carolina Ascent FC and DC Power FC (e.g. both on 27)
Carolina Ascent FC and Dallas Trinity FC (e.g. both on 26)
Carolina Ascent FC and Fort Lauderdale United FC (e.g. both on 20)
Carolina Ascent FC and Lexington SC (e.g. both on 27)
Carolina Ascent FC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 27)
Carolina Ascent FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 27)
DC Power FC and Fort Lauderdale United FC (e.g. both on 15)
DC Power FC and Lexington SC (e.g. both on 24)
DC Power FC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 22)
DC Power FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 22)
Dallas Trinity FC and DC Power FC (e.g. both on 21)
Dallas Trinity FC and Fort Lauderdale United FC (e.g. both on 14)
Dallas Trinity FC and Lexington SC (e.g. both on 23)
Dallas Trinity FC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 21)
Dallas Trinity FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 21)
Fort Lauderdale United FC and Lexington SC (e.g. both on 16)
Fort Lauderdale United FC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 15)
Fort Lauderdale United FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 15)
Lexington SC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 24)
Lexington SC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 24)
Sporting Club Jacksonville and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 22)

Avoiding last place

Safety from last place is still in Brooklyn FC's own hands — they need six wins from their last 8 to guarantee it. 1 point would be enough to keep it possible, with results elsewhere going their way.
Safety from last place is still in Carolina Ascent FC's own hands — they need 5 points from their last 7 to guarantee it. Their current points are already enough to keep it possible.
Safety from last place is still in DC Power FC's own hands — they need 10 points from their last 7 to guarantee it. Their current points are already enough to keep it possible.
Safety from last place is still in Dallas Trinity FC's own hands — they need 11 points from their last 7 to guarantee it. Their current points are already enough to keep it possible.
Safety from last place is still in Fort Lauderdale United FC's own hands — they need six wins from their last 8 to guarantee it. 1 point would be enough to keep it possible, with results elsewhere going their way.
Safety from last place is still in Lexington SC's own hands — they need four wins from their last 9 to guarantee it. Their current points are already enough to keep it possible.
Safety from last place is still in Sporting Club Jacksonville's own hands — they need 10 points from their last 7 to guarantee it. Their current points are already enough to keep it possible.
Safety from last place is still in Tampa Bay Sun FC's own hands — they need 13 points from their last 9 to guarantee it. Their current points are already enough to keep it possible.

28 pairs could be separated only by tiebreakers

Each pair can finish level on points with this cutoff falling between them. Then goal difference decides, followed by goals scored and head-to-head results.

Brooklyn FC and Carolina Ascent FC (e.g. both on 20)
Brooklyn FC and DC Power FC (e.g. both on 15)
Brooklyn FC and Dallas Trinity FC (e.g. both on 14)
Brooklyn FC and Fort Lauderdale United FC (e.g. both on 7)
Brooklyn FC and Lexington SC (e.g. both on 16)
Brooklyn FC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 15)
Brooklyn FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 15)
Carolina Ascent FC and DC Power FC (e.g. both on 20)
Carolina Ascent FC and Dallas Trinity FC (e.g. both on 20)
Carolina Ascent FC and Fort Lauderdale United FC (e.g. both on 20)
Carolina Ascent FC and Lexington SC (e.g. both on 20)
Carolina Ascent FC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 20)
Carolina Ascent FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 20)
DC Power FC and Fort Lauderdale United FC (e.g. both on 15)
DC Power FC and Lexington SC (e.g. both on 20)
DC Power FC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 20)
DC Power FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 20)
Dallas Trinity FC and DC Power FC (e.g. both on 20)
Dallas Trinity FC and Fort Lauderdale United FC (e.g. both on 14)
Dallas Trinity FC and Lexington SC (e.g. both on 20)
Dallas Trinity FC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 20)
Dallas Trinity FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 20)
Fort Lauderdale United FC and Lexington SC (e.g. both on 16)
Fort Lauderdale United FC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 15)
Fort Lauderdale United FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 15)
Lexington SC and Sporting Club Jacksonville (e.g. both on 20)
Lexington SC and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 20)
Sporting Club Jacksonville and Tampa Bay Sun FC (e.g. both on 20)

Games in Hand

Standings context when teams have played different numbers of games

GIH = games in hand vs. the most games played by any team. Lvl Pts = points if the team won exactly its games in hand.
#	Team	P	Pts	GIH	Lvl Pts	+/-
1	Carolina Ascent FC CAR	7	16	0	16	–
2	DC Power FC DCP	7	11	0	11	↓2
3	Sporting Club Jacksonville JAX	7	11	0	11	↓2
4	Dallas Trinity FC DAL	7	10	0	10	↓2
5	Lexington SC LEX	5	9	2	15	↑3
6	Tampa Bay Sun FC TBS	5	8	2	14	↑3
7	Fort Lauderdale United FC FTL	6	3	1	6	–
8	Brooklyn FC BKN	6	3	1	6	–

Games behind, over the season

All teams level · Nov 21

1 team level throughout

Future games as currently scheduled.

Points per Game

Points per game — the fair comparison when teams have played different numbers of games

Ranked by points per game. +/- shows movement vs. the actual standings position.
#	Team	P	Pts	PPG	Final PPG	+/-
1	Carolina Ascent FC CAR	7	16	2.29	1.14–2.64	–
2	Lexington SC LEX	5	9	1.80	0.64–2.57	↑3
3	Tampa Bay Sun FC TBS	5	8	1.60	0.57–2.50	↑3
4	DC Power FC DCP	7	11	1.57	0.79–2.29	↓2
5	Sporting Club Jacksonville JAX	7	11	1.57	0.79–2.29	↓2
6	Dallas Trinity FC DAL	7	10	1.43	0.71–2.21	↓2
7	Fort Lauderdale United FC FTL	6	3	0.50	0.21–1.93	–
8	Brooklyn FC BKN	6	3	0.50	0.21–1.93	–

Cumulative PPG, by games played

Lines drawn from game 3; earlier values are too noisy to read.

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Race for the Players Shield

Scenarios

The Players Shield

Playoff qualification

Avoiding last place

Games in Hand

Games behind, over the season

Points per Game

Cumulative PPG, by games played