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| Captain = [[Cesarino De Luca]] | | Captain = [[Cesarino De Luca]] | ||
| Most caps = [[Alekos Nassopoulos]] (134) | | Most caps = [[Alekos Nassopoulos]] (134) | ||
| Top scorer = [[Giustino Milano]] ( | | Top scorer = [[Giustino Milano]] (33) | ||
| Home Stadium = [[The Coliseum]] | | Home Stadium = [[The Coliseum]] | ||
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The '''Lissatha national football team''' (Lissathan: Nazionikós lo calciósfairo dis'Lisátha) also known as ''Lo Devikós'' (English: The Divine). Has represented [[Lissatha]] in international football since its first match in 1910. | The '''Lissatha national football team''' (Lissathan: Nazionikós lo calciósfairo dis'Lisátha) also known as ''Lo Devikós'' (English: The Divine). Has represented [[Lissatha]] in international football since its first match in 1910. The teams nickname comes from the countries almost religious like devotion to the team despite the team's historic lack of success, going as far as stopping the [[1980 Lissathan Riots]] through their success. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:15, 8 January 2023
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| Nickname(s) | Lo Devikós (The Divine) | ||
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| Association | Lissathan Football Federation | ||
| Head coach | Yiannis Primas | ||
| Captain | Cesarino De Luca | ||
| Most caps | Alekos Nassopoulos (134) | ||
| Top scorer | Giustino Milano (33) | ||
| Home stadium | The Coliseum | ||
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The Lissatha national football team (Lissathan: Nazionikós lo calciósfairo dis'Lisátha) also known as Lo Devikós (English: The Divine). Has represented Lissatha in international football since its first match in 1910. The teams nickname comes from the countries almost religious like devotion to the team despite the team's historic lack of success, going as far as stopping the 1980 Lissathan Riots through their success.