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| First game = [[Zamastan]] 2–0 [[Caspia]]a <br>([[Viitaniemi]], [[Caspia]]a; 12 July 1904) | | First game = [[Zamastan]] 2–0 [[Caspia]]a <br>([[Viitaniemi]], [[Caspia]]a; 12 July 1904) | ||
| Largest win = [[Zamastan]] 15–1 [[Shoassau]] <br>([[Tregueux]], [[Zamastan]]; [[1978 Tregueux World Cup|9 July 1978]]) | | Largest win = [[Zamastan]] 15–1 [[Shoassau]] <br>([[Tregueux]], [[Zamastan]]; [[1978 Tregueux World Cup|9 July 1978]]) | ||
| Largest loss = Zamastan 2-11 [[Cadair]] <br>([[Tervius]], [[Tervali | | Largest loss = Zamastan 2-11 [[Cadair]] <br>([[Tervius]], [[Tervali Islands]]; [[2006 Tervius World Cup|16 June 2006]]) | ||
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| Nickname(s) | The Whitecaps | ||
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| Association | Zamastan Soccer League | ||
| Head coach | Colin Chappuis | ||
| Captain | Roch Asselin | ||
| Most caps | Martin Giraud (121) | ||
| Top scorer | Isaiah Ross (43) | ||
| Home stadium | Roana Stadium, Emerald, Pahl | ||
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| First international | |||
| Zamastan 2–0 Caspiaa (Viitaniemi, Caspiaa; 12 July 1904) | |||
| Biggest win | |||
| Zamastan 15–1 Shoassau (Tregueux, Zamastan; 9 July 1978) | |||
| Biggest defeat | |||
| Zamastan 2-11 Cadair (Tervius, Tervali Islands; 16 June 2006) | |||
| World Cup | |||
| Appearances | 46 (first in 1974) | ||
| Best result | Champions (1977, 1984, 1985, 1996, 2012, 2019) | ||
The Zamastan national football team represents Zamastan in men's international football and is controlled by the Zamastan Soccer League, also known as ZSL. The team's colours are dark blue, white and cyan, and the coq gaulois its symbol. Zamastan's players are colloquially known as The Whitecaps. They are the most successful team in the World Cup, having won six titles, their most recent title being at the 2019 World Cup in Emerald. They have also qualified for 46 of 48 total World Cups, making them the most prolific team in the tournament.
Zamastan has also hosted four World Cup tournaments (1978 in Tregueux, 1993 in Tofino, 2009 in Providence, and 2019 in Emerald), reaching the finals in all four and winning the title in 2019.
History
Founding
Colors and badge
On April 8th, 2008, it was officially announced the club would continue using the "Whitecaps" name, but with a redesigned logo. The name alludes to the geographic features of the Zian Mountains and Louise Mountains, and the extensive coastline of Zamastan: snow-capped mountains and Olympic Ocean and Toyana Ocean whitecap waves.
The official club colours include navy blue ("deep sea"), white, and light blue ("Whitecaps blue"). The "deep sea" blue represents the maritime landscape of the coastline and the "Whitecaps blue" indicates the reflection of the Zian and Louise Mountains. The lighter shade of blue also alludes to the primary color of the original Whitecaps. The silver outline pays homage to the team's championship victories since their first in 1977 in Tyrnatini, Vuswistan.
Kit history
First and Second color kits.
- First
          2008–2014
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   2015–2019
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     2020–
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- Second
     2008–2013
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    2018-
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