Lyonheimer Mens National Team

Lyonheimer Mens National Team

Nickname(s)	LMNT
Association	LFF
Head coach	Pontus Jannson
Captain	József Zakariás
Most caps	József Zakariás (128)
Top scorer	Ferenc Askas (72)
Home stadium	Lyonheimer stadion
First colours Second colours
World ranking
Current	4
Highest	2 (1958)
Lowest	16 (2004)

The Lyonheimer Mens National Team, or LMNT, is a national football team in Anteria. Based in Lyonheimer, the national team has been successful over the years, winning the IFA World Cup 3 times. The record goalscorer for the national team is Ferenc Askas who has scored 72 goals in 73 senior appearances for the national team.

History

The LMNT was founded in 1919, when the LFF (Lyonheimer football federation) was founded. They played their first national team game against Blechingia in 1923, with a 2-0 win.

The first IFA World Cup they played was in 1934, where they reached the round of 16, before being knocked out.

In the 1950s, Lyonheimer had a golden era, winning the IFA World Cup twice in the decade, with Ferenc Askas notably leading the line.

Squad

Goalkeepers

GK: Somogyi Tibor (Vice-Captain)

GK: Kocsis Szilárd

GK: Sípos Arnold

Defence

DF: Kaszás Ugor

DF: Jónás Adrián

DF: Dániel Gazdag

DF: Tóth Barnabás

DF: Kis György

DF: Milan Szilveszter

DF: Ferenc Di Stephan

DF: Simon Krisztián

Midfield

MF: József Zakariás MF: Nemanja Nikolić

MF: Dimitar Gorgachov

MF: Novák Kálmán

MF: Berbatov

MF: Szücs Botond

MF: Fülöp Arnold

MF: Horváth Balázs

MF:Kerekes Ferenc

Forwards

FW: Nemanja Nikolić

FW: Faragó Dávid

FW: Orbán Pál

FW: Farkas Ildikó

FW: Edin Berbatov

FW: Pál Béla