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The team was collectively honored with the [[Hero of The Hexarchy]] award following their appearance in the [[2021 FMF World Cup]] in the very same year as their debut. | |||
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Nickname(s) | The Eagles |
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FMF member | 2020– |
Confederation | EMUFA |
Captain | Balshazzar Bel-Dagon |
Home stadium | Kobol Stadium |
FMF code | HEX |
First FMF intermicronational | |
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Biggest win | |
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FMF World Cup | |
Appearances | 1 (first in 2021) |
Best result | Group stage |
The The Hexarchy national football team is the football team which represents the micronation of The Hexarchy. It is a member of the EMUFA.
History
The team was founded in mid-2020 after The Hexarchy's Micrasian claim was successful. They first competed in the 2021 FMF World Cup qualification rounds, performing well to finish top of their five-team group with 16 points and qualify for the finals at the first time of asking. In the finals, the team were eliminated at the group stage after finishing with four points.
Chronological competitive participation
Players
The team's composition following the 2021 qualifying matches is listed below. The squad consists of 25 players, with Belshazzar Bel-Dagon acting as the captain and Kara Arad-Indash as the current vice-captain. The captain and vice-captain always wear numbers 1 and 2, respectively. The rest were allotted numbers 3-25 in order of their position on the pitch.
Prior to the start of qualifying, the team's players were chosen through the Six Nations Football League, a four-team domestic competition in which the annual regional champions qualified to represent The Hexarchy as a whole. The qualifying national team for 2020 was the Ashtaroth Eagles. However, given its second-place status in the previous tournament, Pyrax United was awarded the right to fill the first vacancy. It exercised this right almost immediately in early 2021, replacing the previous goalkeeper, Izami Haruhashi, found to be using steroids, with Hammurabi Gilgamesh-Pilagga U-Marduk, one of several sons of the country's Praetor.
In May 2022, the national government announced that future players would be chosen for permanent spots from domestic and international clubs, with recruitment to begin following the team's participation of the 2022 EMU Championships. Confirmed players up for retirement after the 2022 season include Shoshenq Arad-Kadesh and Shin Yamagawa. Players rumored to be seeking transfer during the 2022 season include Robert Aradlugal-Asshur and Tiger Bel-Karnak.
The team is known for its heavy use of the uncommon 5-2-3 formation, though the formation often becomes 5-3-2 during certain portions of the game.
Kit
The team's home colours are those found in the national flag: blue and yellow. The team's away colours are red and black, as used by the Ashtaroth Eagles. Before 2021, there was no standard away kit, with the team instead intending to use the colours of the qualified representative club. However, in early 2021, these away colours became permanent. Zathara Fashion Co. is the official manufacturer of the team's apparel.
Stadium
The team itself is nominally headquartered in multiple sites, usually according to who qualifies at the national level. The cities of Azul'an, Kobol, Kanaloa, Ashtaroth, and Enkidu serve as the headquarters of each respective regional team, with others hosting visiting arenas of their own. In reality, once qualified, the national team rarely travels to other cities than Kobol, Kanaloa, or Ashtaroth during their tenure as champions of the Six Nations League as these are the sites of the three dedicated stadiums in the country currently set aside for international matches. The one most often in use is Eventide's Kobol Stadium, on a popular resort island to the west of the eponymous city mostly dedicated to outdoors and sporting activities. It is also commonly called the "Gilgamesh Stadium" by the locals, as he was the one whose assets made the country's first and only specialized football stadium a possibility. The second is located in Kanaloa, Elam, and is a multipurpose stadium usually used for far less innocuous sports than association football. International matches are rarely held here, due to costs associated with traveling to and visiting the city. The newest stadium, completed in late 1688 AN, is located in Ashtaroth.
Honours
The team was collectively honored with the Hero of The Hexarchy award following their appearance in the 2021 FMF World Cup in the very same year as their debut.
Flag
The Hexarchy has used the following flag during the entirety of its FMF affiliation.
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