Williamsburg International F.C.  Williamsburg International F.C. is an American amateur football club based in Brooklyn, New York. Established in 2011, the club has two teams in the Cosmopolitan Soccer League. Williamsburg International F.C. are the current Metro Division 1 Champions  Williamsburg International Football Club was founded in 2011 as "Doyle's Corner Football Club" in New York City. The club initially played in the weeknight leagues of Manhattan, Queens, and Brooklyn before joining the Cosmopolitan Soccer League in August 2013. The club plays home matches at Bushwick Inlet Park in the Fall and at McCarren Park in the Spring. After winning the Metro 1 Division in the previous season, Williamsburg International will begin the 2017/2018 season in the CSL Division 2. Williamsburg will also field a team in the Division 2 Reserves. Having earned another promotion, this time to the Cosmopolitan Soccer League's Metro 1 Division, Williamsburg International kept rolling in their season opener against Lansdowne Bhoys Metro at Bushwick Inlet Park on September 11, 2016, winning 4-2. Kevin Ruppel got the first goal of the year and was aided by strikes from Mark Gallagher and Nicolas Mikolenko (2). With a surge of interest in the club, Williamsburg International formed a second team to compete in the Cosmopolitan Soccer League's Metro 2 division. The side took on Flushing FC away at Flushing Meadows–Corona Park. Neither side could break through and the match finished in a 0-0 draw, Yann Micuta hit the post for the Doylies. Williamsburg won the Metro 1 Division in the 2016/2017 season, earning promotion to CSL's Division 2 for the 2017/2018 season. With an influx of new teams, the Cosmopolitan Soccer League's Metro 2 Division was split into two groups of ten teams. Williamsburg International (WIFC) kicked off the 2015-2016 season on September 13, 2014 against rivals FC Partizani at Bushwick Inlet Park. The home team came away with a 7-3 victory to continue their undefeated streak in home openers. With only one tie and one loss in the run up to the Winter Break, WIFC found themselves in second position in the league. Following a tie with league Leaders BW Gottschee, WIFC finished the season with seven consecutive wins to clinch the Metro Division 2 West Conference. In the final game of the season, WIFC faced off against the Metro Division 2 Western Conference Champions Shamrock 1960 SC.