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| First game        = {{flagicon|Cadenza}} Cadenza 2–1 Txekrikar {{flagicon|Txekrikar}} <br />(Emla Spires Stadium, [[Trellin]], 1976)
| First game        = {{flagicon|Cadenza}} Cadenza 2–1 Txekrikar {{flagicon|Txekrikar}} <br />(Emla Spires Stadium, [[Trellin]], 1963)
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| Regional name      = Astyrian Cup
| Regional name      = [[Astyrian Cup of Nations|Astyrian Cup]]
| Regional cup apps  = 46
| Regional cup apps  = 46
| Regional cup first = 1976
| Regional cup first = 1976
| Regional cup best  =  Champions, 2006, 2017
| Regional cup best  =  Champions, 2006, 2017
| 2ndRegional name      = Ethlorek Cup
| 2ndRegional name      = [[Ethlorek Cup]]
| 2ndRegional cup apps  = 11
| 2ndRegional cup apps  = 11
| 2ndRegional cup first = 1976
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The '''Cadenza national football team''' represents [[Cadenza]] in {{wp|association football}}. It played its first international match in 1976, during the inaugural [[Ethlorek Cup]], and went on to reach the semi-finals. It has won the Ethlorek Cup a record four times, most recently in 2016. It has reached the final of the [[Astyrian Cup of Nations]] on five occasions — including every year from 2016 to 2019 — and won the competition in 2006 and 2017. It is tied with [[Aswick national football team]] for most final appearances. Under the management of Saleb Urientai, the Cadenzan team has become one of the [[association football in Astyria|top-ranked in Astyria]].
The '''Cadenza national football team''' represents [[Cadenza]] in {{wp|association football}}. It played its first international match in 1963, against [[Txekrikar national football team|Txekrikar]]. It participated in the inaugural [[Ethlorek Cup]], going on to reach the semi-finals, and it has won the Ethlorek Cup a record four times, most recently in 2016. It has reached the final of the [[Astyrian Cup of Nations]] on five occasions — including every year from 2016 to 2019 — and won the competition in 2006 and 2017. It is tied with [[Aswick national football team]] for most final appearances. Under the management of Saleb Urientai, the Cadenzan team has become one of the [[association football in Astyria|top-ranked in Astyria]].


==History==
==History==
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[[Category:Cadenza]][[Category:Trellin]][[Category:National football teams]][[Category:Sports]]
[[Category:Cadenza]][[Category:Trellin]][[Category:National football teams]][[Category:Sports]][[Category:Association football in Astyria]]
[[Category:Sports Teams|Cadenza national football team]]

Latest revision as of 17:17, 14 February 2024

Cadenza
Shirt badge/Association crest
Nickname(s)Txatken (The Magpies)
AssociationCadenzan Football Association
Head coachSaleb Urientai
CaptainMirix Qaliris
CodeKHD
First international
Cadenza Cadenza 2–1 Txekrikar Txekrikar
(Emla Spires Stadium, Trellin, 1963)
Astyrian Cup
Appearances46 (first in 1976)
Best resultChampions, 2006, 2017
Ethlorek Cup
Appearances11 (first in 1976)
Best resultChampions, 1984, 1988, 2000, 2016

The Cadenza national football team represents Cadenza in association football. It played its first international match in 1963, against Txekrikar. It participated in the inaugural Ethlorek Cup, going on to reach the semi-finals, and it has won the Ethlorek Cup a record four times, most recently in 2016. It has reached the final of the Astyrian Cup of Nations on five occasions — including every year from 2016 to 2019 — and won the competition in 2006 and 2017. It is tied with Aswick national football team for most final appearances. Under the management of Saleb Urientai, the Cadenzan team has become one of the top-ranked in Astyria.

History

Current squad

No. Pos. Player Date of birth (age) Caps Goals Club
1GK Tariq Maisarin 44 0 Cadenza Berúna FC
1GK Vemin Umarai 11 1 Cadenza Canve
3MF Mirix Qaliris (captain) (1987-05-25) 25 May 1987 (age 37) 52 8 Cadenza Berúna FC
3MF Jalan Juredo 47 7 Cadenza Temir
3MF Emaro ti'Ormen 30 5 Cadenza Temir
3MF Txeflin ti'Rüma 13 4 Cadenza Pammez
2DF Fabret Garva 20 0 Cadenza Cadenza City
2DF Tenitxü Redaisa 34 Cadenza Emigar
2DF Lüc Emva 36 Cadenza Vedkathna
2DF Sanaln Pemitiq 22 Cadenza Lokar Musketeers
2DF Jansi Olaran 19 Cadenza Lokar Musketeers
4FW Misrav ti'Solar 49 Cadenza Lema
4FW Duder Astoren 35 Cadenza Temir
4FW Arún Dudriqi 28 Cadenza Ro'ekha
4FW Amziad ti'Kisep 26 Cadenza Stronghold Laeryt
4FW Mautuz Anblei 30 Cadenza Cadenza City

Competitive record

Astyrian Cup record
Year Round Position Pld W D L GF GA
San Joaquin ValleyZitru 2016 Finals (2/2) 6 5 0 1 18 12
Scottopian Isles 2017 Finals (1/2) 7 6 1 0 19 4
NidwaldenNoordenstaat 2018 Finals (2/2) 7 5 1 1 13 5
AquitayneAswick 2019 Finals (2/2) 8 5 2 1 11 6
Blackhelm ConfederacyPolarus 2020 Semi-finals (3/4) 8 6 1 1 16 5
BeriqueSlovertia 2021 Quarter-finals (5/8) 5 4 0 1 9 5
Astyrian Cup history
Year Round Score Result Cadenza scorers
2016 Round 1  Cadenza 2 – 1 Terre des Gaules Win Duder Astoren Goal 23'
Mirix Qaliris Goal 44'
Round 1  Cadenza 1 – 0  Scottopian Isles Win Misrav ti'Solar Goal 64'
Round 1  Cadenza 3 – 1  Blackhelm Confederacy Win Emaro ti'Ormen Goal 12'
Arún Dudriqi Goal 41'
Misrav ti'Solar Goal 68'
Quarter-Finals  Cadenza 5 – 4  Riysa Win Duder Astoren Goal 19'
Mautuz Anblei Goal 25'
Misrav ti'Solar Goal 64'
Duder Astoren Goal 90+2'
Duder Astoren Goal 90+4'
Semi-Finals  Cadenza 4 – 2 Marqueville Win Misrav ti'Solar Goal 43'
Mautuz Anblei Goal 45'
Jalan Juredo Goal 57'
Arún Dudriqi Goal 74'
Finals  Cadenza 3 – 4  Zitru Loss


2017 Round 1  Cadenza 1 – 1  San Joaquin Valley Draw Misrav ti'Solar Goal 28'
Round 1  Cadenza 4 – 0  Caprica Win Emaro ti'Ormen Goal 12'
Mautuz Anblei Goal 43'
Arún Dudriqi Goal 67'
Arún Dudriqi Goal 71'
Round 1  Cadenza 4 – 1  Kwalawi Win Duder Astoren Goal 11'
Mirix Qaliris Goal 19'
Amziad ti'Kisep Goal 65'
Duder Astoren Goal 80'
Round of 16  Cadenza 2 – 0  Serretes Win Amziad ti'Kisep Goal 58'
Misrav ti'Solar Goal 65'
Quarter-Finals  Cadenza 3 – 1 File:Flag of Costa de Ouro.png Costa de Ouro Win Mautuz Anblei Goal 24'
Duder Astoren Goal 46'
Mautuz Anblei Goal 73'
Semi-Finals  Cadenza 3 – 1  Blackhelm Confederacy Win Arún Dudriqi Goal 4'
Amziad ti'Kisep Goal 35'
Misrav ti'Solar Goal 51'
Finals  Cadenza 3 – 0  Riysa Win Txeflin ti'Rüma Goal 24'
Misrav ti'Solar Goal 39'
Mirix Qaliris Goal 66'
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