Angland National Football Team

Angland

Nickname(s)	I Rossi ("The Reds")
Association	AFA
Confederation	UPFA (Parthenia)
Head coach	Finley Wallace
Captain	Keaton Vasquez
Most caps	Cameron Phelps (125)
Top scorer	Jessie Palmer (68)
Home stadium	Highfield Road
Code	ANG
First colours Second colours
World ranking
Current	6
Highest	1 (August–September 206)
Lowest	27 (February 1977)
First international
0–0 (Beaumont, Vermand; 30 November 1880) (The first ever international football match)
Biggest win
0–12 (Jefferson, United Federation of Triania; 18 February 1882)
Biggest defeat
7–1 Angland (Aranarteamendia, Ibarmentudia; 23 May 1954)
World Cup
Appearances	16 (first in 1951)
Best result	Champions (1979, 1987, 2003)
Medal record Olympic Medals 1928 Summer Olympics Team AFF World Cup 1979 Slethar Team 1987 Yerezh Team 2003 Kaliban Team 1951 Vermand Team 1991 Vetullia Team

The Angland National Football Team (Nicknamed "I Rossi") has represented Angland in international football since 1880. It is controlled by the AFA, the governing body for football in Parthenia. The national team competes in all AFF tournaments, including the AFF World Cup and the AFF Continental Cup.

Angland is regarded as the joint oldest national football team in the sports history, joint with Vermand, as they played in the first ever international game of football in November 1880. They play home games at Highfield Road and they are headquartered at St. John's Park which also acts as training ground for the team.

Angland has won three world cups (1979, 1989, 2003) making it one of two nations to win the tournament on three ocassions. They have qualified for every world cup since 1950, an impressive stat in comparison to other footballing powers. They have also been runners-up in two world cups, Vetullia 90' and Vermand 50'.