Monsilva women's national football team

This article is about the women's team. For the men's team, see Monsilva national football team.

Monsilva

Nickname(s)	Phoenix's Team (Monsilvan: 凰之队)
Association	Monsilva Football Association (MFA) (Monsilvan: 山国足球协会)
Confederation	/
Manager	Xue Fang Hung
Captain	Tao Wu
Most caps	Li Mei Han (98)
Top scorer	Xin Qian P'eng (21)
TC code	MON
First colors Second colors
First international
Monsilva 0–0 Reykanes (Amking; TBD)
Biggest win
Monsilva #–# TBD Template:Country data TBD (TBD; TBD)
Biggest defeat
Monsilva #–# TBD Template:Country data TBD (TBD; TBD)
Terraconservan Cup
Appearances	TBD (first in TBD)
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Appearances	TBD (first in TBD)
Best result	TBD

The Monsilva women's national football team has represented Monsilva in international women's football since its founding in 2001, with its first international match being in *TBD*. It is controlled by the Monsilva Football Association (MFA), the governing body for football in Monsilva, which is affiliated with the Ostlandet Football League. Monsilva competes in two international football championships, the TBD and the Women's Terraconservan Cup.

The team is currently managed by former women's football player, Xue Fang Hung, and is captained by Tao Wu who was the top scorer in women's football for Monsilva until she was overtaken by Xin Qian P'eng in 2021.

History

Overview

The men's national football team has existed since 1932. From the 1920s until 1956, women were considered 'restricted' from playing football. However, in 1956, the government stated that women were no longer 'restricted' but must not play with the men's team. After the establishment of the Monsilvan Republic in 1978, these archaic rules were abolished. However, it wasn't until 1995 that an advocation for starting a women's team as well as a women's international football tournament began in Monsilva. In 2001, the Monsilva Football Association created the women's national football team. Later, in 2005, the Women's Terraconservan Cup (association) was founded, with the first International Cup being held in 2006.

Team image

Nickname(s)

In Monsilva, the national team is commonly referred to as Huáng Zhīduì or Phoenix's Team. This name came from the name originally given to the men's team, Dragon's Team. As the Emblem of Monsilva has a dragon and a phoenix, the team thought it fitting for the women's team to use the other creature. Although rarely used outside Monsilva, Phoenix's Team is a common name within the country, and amongst Monsilvans living abroad.

Kits and crest

Kit supplier

Kit supplier	Period	Ref
YiZhou Sportswear	2001-present

Crest

The Monsilva women's national football team crest consists of a yellow phoenix above an Association football ball, with a tricolor of the three colours of the Flag of Monsilva behind it. At the top of the crest is the acronym MFA, standing for the Monsilva Football Association. The phoenix is the main symbol of the team, having represented the team since its founding in 2001. The crest is almost identical to the men's football team crest, but the dragon is replaced with a phoenix.

Colors

Monsilva's first colors are red, blue and white. The colors are taken directly from the Flag of Monsilva. The first colors show red more prominently than white. The second colors are the same, but are displayed in a different order, with white being more prominent instead of red.

Current kits of the Monsilva women's national team (2001–present)

Home

Away

Media coverage

All Monsilva matches are broadcast with full Monsilvan commentary on MBS Sport and Shanguo Haiwai. They are also broadcast in Monsilva with Jackian commentary by MBS Jackian and Fujikunian commentary by MBS Fujikunian. Some foreign-owned broadcasters are also permitted to broadcast matches either with commentary in languages not provided by the MBS or with no commentary.

Competitive record

Women's Terraconservan Cup

Main article: Terraconservan Cup

TBD Regional

Main article: TBD

Honours

Major

• Women's Terraconservan Cup
• TBD Regional Cup

Summary

Competition				Total
Women's Terraconservan Cup	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD
TBD Regional Cup	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD
Total	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD

See also

• OFL
• TBD Regional Cup
• Women's Terraconservan Cup
• Outline of Monsilva