Phinbella 2022 EMU-2023 WC project
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| Phinbella 2022 (Phineaner, Afrikaans, Romansh) فينبيللا ٢٠٢٢ (Phineaner) 핀벨라 2022년 (Taesongean) フィニベラ 2022年 (Sangunese) | |
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 Phinbella |
| Teams | 12 (from 1 confederation) |
| Venue(s) | 8 (in 7 host cities) |
| Phinbella 2023 (Phineaner, Afrikaans, Romansh) فينبيللا ٢٠٢٣ (Phineaner) 핀벨라 2023년 (Taesongean) フィニベラ 2023年 (Sangunese) | |
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Phinbella |
| Teams | 20 (from 4 confederations) |
| Venue(s) | 14 (in 9 host cities) |
The Phinbella 2022 EMU Championships and 2023 FMF World Cup bid (Phineaner: Bidaan Phinbella untuk Kejuaraan Keltia/EMU 2022 dan Piala Dunia 2023) is Phinbella's official bid to host the 2022 EMU Championships and 2023 FMF World Cup. Previously, Phinbella was interested in hosting the 2020 EMU Championships, but the tournament was taken over by Sanpantul as the host after the approval of the FMF Executive, Phinbella was once interested in hosting the FMF World Cup in 2021 but the bidding project was canceled due to unsatisfactory matters and opposition from Floria, however Phinbella will make a bidding project for 2023. In early April, Phinbella under the leadership era of President Mat Fenian Sheares had restructured the football tournaments bidding project for 2022 and 2023, and all these projects it started from scratch. Phinbella once hosted the 2020 Noka Cup tournament.
Schedule
Development
Candidate venue
2022 EMU Championships venue
| Negara Awan | Rintis Island | Phinéas Padolski | |
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| Negara Awan Galaxy Stadium | Samjil Stadium | Rintis Island Governmental Stadium | Kamp Nou |
| Future Phinbella national football team stadium | Sporting Club | RTP Adiwira FC | |
| Capacity: 92,000 (proposed, new stadium) | Capacity: 63,400 | Capacity: 42,000 | Capacity: 80,500 |
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| Bandar Baru Fatin | Iñderaqonır | Springwind Islands | Kéijō |
| Bukit Sembilan New Stadium | Iñderaqonır Stadium | Springwind Stadium | Scattered Islands International City Stadium |
| Iñderaqonır FC | Future Phinbella national football team stadium | Future Frontier Bison FC stadium | |
| Capacity: 46,800 (proposed, new stadium) | Capacity: 40,000 (new stadium) | Capacity: 66,200 (under construction, new stadium) | Capacity: 82,400 (under construction, new stadium) |
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2023 FMF World Cup venue
| Cyborges | Negara Awan | Phinéas Padolski | Batu Balik | |
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| Coastal Cyborges Stadium | Negara Awan Galaxy Stadium | Samjil Stadium | Kamp Nou | |
| Capacity: 87,500 (under construction, new stadium) | Capacity: 92,000 (proposed, new stadium) | Capacity: 63,400 | Capacity: 80,500 | |
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| Bandar Baru Fatin | Niuēi'nai-Muara | Rintis Island | Danville | Springwind Islands |
| Bukit Sembilan New Stadium | Niuēi'nai-Muara National Stadium | Rintis Island Governmental Stadium | Danville Arena | Springwind Stadium |
| Capacity: 46,800 (proposed, new stadium) | Capacity: 62,980 (proposed, new stadium) | Capacity: 42,000 | Capacity: 44,500 | Capacity: 66,200 (under construction, new stadium) |
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| Iñderaqonır | Kéijō | Martin-de-Viviès | ||
| Iñderaqonır Stadium | Scattered Islands International City Stadium | |||
| Capacity: 40,000 (new stadium) | Capacity: 82,400 (under construction, new stadium) | |||
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Broadcasting
| Country | Broadcaster |
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| Phinbella
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KBS, NNN, MegaTXBN, FPPO, TPBN, HiFISPBN |
Official bid partners
- Roommed Baga
- Keopuchean Broadcasting System
- Niikkai Television Network
- The Islands Times
- T.A. and Phin Kokotiam
- Electron Motors
- Payani Motors
- Tourism Phinbella, Visit Phinbella 2022
- Megalopolis TX Broadcasting Network
- Siaraya Kimchi
- Bintang Peranokan
- Phinbella Airlines
- Dependencies Media Authority
- Association of Phinbellan Independent Public Broadcasting Union
- Nido Beverages
- Phinbellan Electricity Corporation
See also
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