Summon your stars.Saturdays are back.

The CFL Super Season is Miami's corporate fútbol league: company teams, one winter, four crowns. Sixteen companies play Saturday mornings at Brickell Soccer & Padel from November 7 to March, 6v6, with 12 matches guaranteed for every team.

Two divisions with promotion and relegation, the Orange Cup with its Silver bracket, and the Supercopa day where the champions meet. Every team plays for a company name, so you always know who is across the field.

FCnoise runs everything: fields, referees, cameras, media, the Gala, the Family Fest. You bring the squad and the cleats.

$3,890 per team at Early Bird, through October 1. That is about $216 per player on an 18-player roster. After October 1 the price is $4,473.50.

One payment, invoiced to your company. ACH, wire transfer, and Business Zelle at face value; Credit Card adds the processing fee.

October 1 is the deadline that sets the bracket, so it holds: no exceptions, and open seats go to the waitlist after it.

Returning teams hold their seat by September 15. The captain confirms and sends the squad list; that is all it takes.

Every team, returning or new, pays at Early Bird by October 1. After that, the price is full and any open seat goes to the waitlist. Sixteen seats, one Super Season a year.

Every team represents a company or an industry, and players play for the team of the company they work at. Clubs and peñas play under a company that lends its name.

Corporate status is verified player by player. Special cases, such as business owners, agents, and independent professionals, are ruled by the CFL Guest Board.

That is what keeps the league corporate: when you shake hands at kickoff, you know the company on the other side.

18 players per roster, up to 3 free agents, no restrictions on goalkeepers.

Short a few players? Say it on the form. We help captains fill the bench from the free-agent pool.

One Saturday morning a week, 8:00 AM to noon, at Brickell Soccer & Padel. Kickoff November 7, season through March, 6v6 on turf.

No play on Thanksgiving, the holidays, Presidents' Day weekend, or Easter weekend. The Family Fest is on February 6. League and cup matchdays alternate; the full calendar is on this page and published in the League Manager.

The Division 2 champion goes up. The last team in Division 1 goes down.

One more seat is decided in a play-in: Division 1's 7th against Division 2's 2nd. The winner takes the Division 1 seat for the next Super Season.

The matchday moves to the next reserve Saturday. The calendar carries reserve dates for exactly this.

The League Manager updates every fixture the same day, and captains hear it on the WhatsApp group before anyone leaves home.

No refunds. The day a team locks its seat, the CFL commits fields, referees, cameras, trophies, and production to a 16-team bracket built around it.

A withdrawal breaks the calendar of fifteen other teams. The rule is how every captain can trust that the season they paid for is the season that happens. If something exceptional comes up, talk to us before October 1, while the bracket is still being set.

No cash prizes, by design. Money on the table changes why people play, invites ringers, and turns a community into a hunt.

Every dollar of the budget goes into the experience instead: Tier-1 fields, referees, AI-recorded matches, photography, trophies and medals, the Gala, the Family Fest.

What you win is the crown, the medal, and the story your company tells all year.

The CFL is a curated corporate community, not an open league. Every roster is reviewed and every player's corporate status is verified before the season.

Clear cases are confirmed directly. Special cases, such as business owners, agents, and independent professionals, are ruled by the CFL Guest Board, an independent group of league captains and members, so no single voice decides who belongs.

No. Teams mix serious players with colleagues coming back to the game.

Two divisions exist so everyone finds their level: Division 1 the sharpest, Division 2 the corporate heart. What matters is showing up, playing fair, and defending the shirt.

A season of social health for your people: connection and belonging, stress relief and fitness with purpose, and community outreach through Miami Scores.

It qualifies as a wellness and team-building program, and as a marketing expense. Ask for the HR one-pager on the form and we send the version written for your people team.

Yes. Brands sponsor the CFL to reach Miami's corporate community through matchdays, content, the Gala, the Family Fest, and the finals.

See fcnoise.com/sponsorships or write to info@fcnoise.com.