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| Association = | | Association = [[Vitosium Football Association]] | ||
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| | | Sub-confederation = [[East Adula Football Federation|EAFF]] (East [[Adula]]) | ||
| | | Confederation = [[Adula Football Confederation|AFC]] ([[Adula]]) | ||
| Coach = Velio Pantone | | Coach = Velio Pantone | ||
| Captain = Elijah Andreoni | | Captain = Elijah Andreoni | ||
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| Regional cup first = [[ | | Regional cup apps = 19 | ||
| Regional cup best | | Regional cup first = [[1977 Tyrnatini World Cup|1977]] | ||
| Regional cup best= Winner ([[2018 Cardiff World Cup|2018]], [[2015 Gatovita World Cup|2015]], [[2005 Aberystwyth World Cup|2005]], [[1995 Saint Raneau World Cup|1995]]) | |||
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The '''Vitosian National Football Team''', also known as the '''Panthers''', represents [[Vitosium]] in international men's football. The team is managed by the ''Vitosian Football Association''. | The '''Vitosian National Football Team''', also known as the '''Panthers''', represents [[Vitosium]] in international men's football. The team is managed by the ''Vitosian Football Association''. The Vitosium national football team is tied with [[Cadair]] for the second-most [[World Cup (Iearth)|World Cup tournaments]], having won four titles ([[Zamastan national football team|Zamastan's national team]] has won six). Vitosium won their first World Cup in [[1995 Saint Raneau World Cup|1995]], and their most recent World Cup title was in [[2018 Cardiff World Cup|2018]], where they defeated [[Durnstaal]] 1-0. | ||
Their nickname, the Panthers, comes from the velvet panthers, a breed of panthers primarily found in Vitosium as well as their national animal. Their home stadium, the Fedro Martocci Stadium, was named after Fedro Martocci, a former athlete turned philanthropist who funded the stadium's construction but, unfortunately, passed away before the stadium was built. | Their nickname, the Panthers, comes from the velvet panthers, a breed of panthers primarily found in Vitosium as well as their national animal. Their home stadium, the Fedro Martocci Stadium, was named after Fedro Martocci, a former athlete turned philanthropist who funded the stadium's construction but, unfortunately, passed away before the stadium was built. | ||
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Revision as of 17:31, 10 June 2023
Association | Vitosium Football Association | ||
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Confederation | AFC (Adula) | ||
Sub-confederation | EAFF (East Adula) | ||
Head coach | Velio Pantone | ||
Captain | Elijah Andreoni | ||
Most caps | Damiano Di Pietro | ||
Top scorer | Anthony Andriola | ||
Home stadium | Fedro Martocci Stadium (Comiarta, Navocalco, Vitosium) | ||
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Appearances | 19 (first in 1977) | ||
Best result | Winner (2018, 2015, 2005, 1995) | ||
The Vitosian National Football Team, also known as the Panthers, represents Vitosium in international men's football. The team is managed by the Vitosian Football Association. The Vitosium national football team is tied with Cadair for the second-most World Cup tournaments, having won four titles (Zamastan's national team has won six). Vitosium won their first World Cup in 1995, and their most recent World Cup title was in 2018, where they defeated Durnstaal 1-0.
Their nickname, the Panthers, comes from the velvet panthers, a breed of panthers primarily found in Vitosium as well as their national animal. Their home stadium, the Fedro Martocci Stadium, was named after Fedro Martocci, a former athlete turned philanthropist who funded the stadium's construction but, unfortunately, passed away before the stadium was built.