Difference between revisions of "Salisford national football team"
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| Largest loss = [TBD] | | Largest loss = [TBD] | ||
| World cup apps = [TBD] | | World cup apps = [TBD] | ||
| − | | World cup first = | + | | World cup first = 1928 |
| Terraconservan best = [TBD] | | Terraconservan best = [TBD] | ||
| Regional name = [[Copa Sur]] | | Regional name = [[Copa Sur]] | ||
| − | | Regional cup apps = | + | | Regional cup apps = 27 |
| − | | Regional cup first = [ | + | | Regional cup first = [[1922 Copa Sur|1922]] |
| − | | Regional cup best = Champions | + | | Regional cup best = Champions ([[1934 Copa Sur|1934]]) |
| Confederations cup apps = | | Confederations cup apps = | ||
| Confederations cup first = | | Confederations cup first = | ||
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| Association | Salisfordian Football Federation (Federazione Salfortana Giuoco Calcio, FSGC) | ||
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| Confederation | CONFUSUR (Sur) | ||
| Manager | Battista Santoro | ||
| Captain | Gregorio Monti | ||
| Most caps | Ludovico Costantini (164) | ||
| Top scorer | Muzio Martinelli (40) | ||
| Home stadium | TBD | ||
| TC code | SAL | ||
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| Terraconservan Cup rankings | |||
| Current |  [TBD] | ||
| Highest | [TBD] ([TBD]) | ||
| Lowest | [TBD] ([TBD]) | ||
| First international | |||
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| Terraconservan Cup | |||
| Appearances | [TBD] (first in 1928) | ||
| Copa Sur | |||
| Appearances | 27 (first in 1922) | ||
| Best result | Champions (1934) | ||
The Salisford national football team (Salisfordian: Nazionale di calcio della Salforto) is the national level football team of Salisford and has represented Salisford in international football since its first match in 1905. The national team is controlled by the Salisfordian Football Federation (FSGC), the governing body for Football in Salisford.
