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The '''Lostisland national football team''' | The '''Lostisland national football team''' was the [[wikipedia:Association football|football]] team which represented the micronation of [[Lostisland]]. It was a member of the [[EMUFA]]. | ||
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In the [[2022 EMU Championships qualification|following year's EMU qualifiers]], the team finished second in their five-team group with 15 points to advance to the play-offs, where they lost 2–1 on aggregate to [[Osktrava national football team|Osktrava]]. | In the [[2022 EMU Championships qualification|following year's EMU qualifiers]], the team finished second in their five-team group with 15 points to advance to the play-offs, where they lost 2–1 on aggregate to [[Osktrava national football team|Osktrava]]. | ||
The [[2023 FMF World Cup qualification]] rounds saw the team finish second in their six-team group with 23 points, leading to a place in the play-offs, where they lost to [[Nova English Korea national football team|Nova English Korea]] in the first round. Lostisland left Micras in late 2023. | |||
==Chronological competitive participation== | ==Chronological competitive participation== | ||
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*[[2022 EMU Championships qualification]] | *[[2022 EMU Championships qualification]] | ||
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==Flag== | ==Flag== | ||
Lostisland | Lostisland used the following flag during the entirety of its FMF affiliation: | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:56, 30 November 2023
| FMF member | 2011–23 |
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| Confederation | EMUFA |
| Home stadium | Dinamo Stadion |
| FMF code | LOS |
| First FMF intermicronational | |
Lostisland  0–0  Valencia | |
| Biggest win | |
Lostisland 4–0  Strait of HaifaDark Berry Islands  0–4 Lostisland | |
| Biggest defeat | |
Mercury  5–0 Lostisland | |
| EMU Championships | |
| Appearances | 1 (first in 2020) |
| Best result | Group stage |
The Lostisland national football team was the football team which represented the micronation of Lostisland. It was a member of the EMUFA.
History
The team was founded in late 2011 after Lostisland's Micrasian claim was successful. The team competed in the following year's World Cup qualifying, finishing bottom of their five-team group with four points.
In their second qualifiers, the team finished fourth in their five-team group with six points. Later in 2013, the team also competed in the inaugural Tianan Challenge Cup, where they finished fourth in the group stage with four points.
In 2014's qualifiers, the team finished bottom of their four-team group after losing all of their matches.
The team's fortunes improved in the following year's qualifiers, where they finished third in a six-team group with 14 points.
The qualifying rounds for EMU 2016 saw the team finish bottom of their five-team group with eight points, albeit behind Nova English Korea on goal difference.
In the following year's World Cup qualifiers, the team gained seven points as they finished third in their five-team group.
The team competed in the 2018 EMU Championships qualification rounds, where they finished third in their five-team group with 15 points, missing-out on a place in the finals to New Vaduz on goal difference.
In the 2019 World Cup qualifiers, the team finished third in their six-team group with twelve points, ahead of Palesmenia by virtue of goal difference.
In the following year's EMU qualifiers, the team topped their four-team group unbeaten with twelve points and qualified for their first ever finals. At EMU 2020, the team finished bottom of their group with three points, albeit only behind Passas in a semi-final spot on goal difference.
In the 2021 FMF World Cup qualification rounds, the team finished third in their five-team group with 13 points.
In the following year's EMU qualifiers, the team finished second in their five-team group with 15 points to advance to the play-offs, where they lost 2–1 on aggregate to Osktrava.
The 2023 FMF World Cup qualification rounds saw the team finish second in their six-team group with 23 points, leading to a place in the play-offs, where they lost to Nova English Korea in the first round. Lostisland left Micras in late 2023.
Chronological competitive participation
- 2012 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2013 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2013 Tianan Challenge Cup
- 2014 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2015 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2016 EMU Championships qualification
- 2017 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2018 EMU Championships qualification
- 2019 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2020 EMU Championships qualification
- 2020 EMU Championships
- 2021 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2022 EMU Championships qualification
- 2023 FMF World Cup qualification
Honours
Flag
Lostisland used the following flag during the entirety of its FMF affiliation:
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