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'''The Blechingia Men's National Team'''  represents Blechingia in men's international football since the first international match in  1899. It is controlled by the [[Blechingian Knattspyrnusamband]] (BK), the governing body for football in Blechingia, which is affiliated with RISCON and comes under the global jurisdiction of world football's governing body
[[International Football Association|IFA]]. Also known as the Southern Wolf.  Based in Kempten, Blechingia, the national team has been successful over the years, winning the IFA World Cup 3 times.
{{Infobox national football team
{{Infobox national football team
| Name                    = Blechingia Men's National Team
| Name                    = Blechingia Men's National Team
| Nickname                = The Wolfs
| Nickname                = The Southern Wolfs
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| Badge                    =  
[[File:BMNT Badge.png|150px]]
[[File:BMNT Badge.png|150px]]

Revision as of 17:33, 24 June 2021

The Blechingia Men's National Team represents Blechingia in men's international football since the first international match in 1899. It is controlled by the Blechingian Knattspyrnusamband (BK), the governing body for football in Blechingia, which is affiliated with RISCON and comes under the global jurisdiction of world football's governing body IFA. Also known as the Southern Wolf. Based in Kempten, Blechingia, the national team has been successful over the years, winning the IFA World Cup 3 times.

Blechingia Men's National Team
BMNT Badge.png
Nickname(s)The Southern Wolfs
AssociationBlechingian Knattspyrnusamband
ConfederationIFA
Sub-confederationRISCON
Head coachPatrick Mac an Bhreitheamhan
CaptainSteffen Larsson
Most capsAnders Ericsson (290)
CodeBLE
First international
The Flag of South Eisennau.png South Eisennau 1-0 Blechingia Flag of Blechingia.png
TBD, South Eisennau; 19 September 1899
Biggest win
Screenshot 2021-03-04 085120.png Lyonheimer 1-6 Blechingia Flag of Blechingia.png
(Judapest, Lyonheimer; 1972 World Cup Final