Brettish Isles national football team
| Association | Brettish Football Association |
|---|---|
| FMF member | 2014–15, 2016–18, 2026– |
| Confederation | WMFA |
| Home stadium | Westminster Stadium |
| FMF code | BRE |
| First FMF intermicronational | |
Brettish Isles  1–3  Safiria | |
| Biggest win | |
Avalon  4–0  Franklin Islands | |
| Biggest defeat | |
Calbion  6–0  Brettish Isles | |
The Brettish Isles national football team is the football team which currently represents the Order of the Holy Lakes realm of the Brettish Isles, and previously represented the independent nation of the same name. It is a member of the WMFA, and is run by the Brettish Football Association. The team is the official predecessor and successor of both Avalon and Coastalis. It is one of the Order of the Holy Lakes national football teams.
The team has existed three times in the FMF's history; firstly between early 2014 and mid-2015, secondly between mid-2016 and mid-2018, both as an independent nation, and thirdly since 2026 in its current form.
History
The team was founded in early 2014 after the Brettish Isles' Micrasian claim was successful. However, the national team's FMF membership was granted too late for them to be involved in the 2014 FMF World Cup qualification rounds.
In their first qualifiers the following year, the team gained four points as they finished bottom of their four-team group. Later in the year, the team competed in the inaugural Lions Cup, where they finished second with ten points. Shortly afterwards, the Brettish Isles were succeeded by Avalon.
Under the name of Avalon, the team finished third in their 2016 Benacia Cup qualification group with 13 points, before Avalon was succeeded by the Brettish Isles shortly afterwards.
Back under the name of the Brettish Isles, the team played in the 2017 FMF World Cup qualification rounds, where they finished third in their four-team group with six points.
The team competed in the 2018 Benacia Cup qualification rounds, where they finished third in their five-team group with eleven points. The Brettish Isles left Micras soon afterwards after being succeeded by Coastalis, though the national team played no further matches under that name.
The Brettish Isles returned to Micras in 2026 as a realm of the Order of the Holy Lakes and subsequently regained FMF membership.
Chronological competitive participation
- 2015 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2015 Lions Cup
- 2016 Benacia Cup qualification (as Avalon)
- 2017 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2018 Benacia Cup qualification
Honours
Flag
The Brettish Isles has used the following flags during its three FMF affiliations:
| 2014–15 | 2015 2016–18 2026– |
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