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| First game = {{team flag-rt|Batavia||old|nolink=yes}} 2–2 {{team flag|Craitland|football}} | | First game = {{team flag-rt|Batavia||old|nolink=yes}} 2–2 {{team flag|Craitland|football}} | ||
| Largest win = {{team flag-rt|Batavia|nolink=yes}} | | Largest win = {{team flag-rt|Batavia|nolink=yes}} 11–0 {{team flag|Franklin Islands|football}} | ||
| Largest loss = {{team flag-rt|Craitland|football}} 5–0 {{team flag|Batavia||old|nolink=yes}} | | Largest loss = {{team flag-rt|Craitland|football}} 5–0 {{team flag|Batavia||old|nolink=yes}} | ||
| World cup apps = 5 | | World cup apps = 5 | ||
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| World cup best = Quarter-finals | | World cup best = Quarter-finals | ||
| Regional name = Benacia Cup | | Regional name = Benacia Cup | ||
| Regional cup apps = | | Regional cup apps = 4 | ||
| Regional cup first = 2012 | | Regional cup first = 2012 | ||
| Regional cup best = Runners-up | | Regional cup best = Runners-up | ||
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The '''Batavia national football team''' is the [[wikipedia:Association football|football]] team which currently represents the | The '''Batavia national football team''' is the [[wikipedia:Association football|football]] team which currently represents the [[Shireroth|Shirerithian]] autonomous territory of [[Batavia]], and previously represented the [[Jingdao]]ese, [[Batavian Confederation]] and [[Franco-Batavia]]n constituent nations, and independent nation of the same name. It is a member of the [[WMFA]] and is run by the [[KBVB]]. | ||
The team was traditionally seen as one of the strongest national sides on [[Micras]], having qualified for five [[FMF World Cup]]s, and has existed twice in the [[FMF]]'s history; firstly between late 2007 and mid-2015 as an independent nation and constituent nation of Jingdao, and secondly since mid-2018, as a constituent nation of both the Batavian Confederation and Franco-Batavia, | The team was traditionally seen as one of the strongest national sides on [[Micras]], having qualified for five [[FMF World Cup]]s, and has existed twice in the [[FMF]]'s history; firstly between late 2007 and mid-2015 as an independent nation and constituent nation of Jingdao, and secondly since mid-2018, as a constituent nation of both the Batavian Confederation and Franco-Batavia, twice again independently, and in its current form. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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Ahead of the [[2020 Benacia Cup]], which Batavia successfully bid to host and for which the team qualified automatically, Batavia joined with [[Francia]] to form the [[Franco-Batavian Empire]], with each constituent nation retaining its separate [[FMF]] membership. As a tournament host, the team participated in [[2020 FMF Confederations Cup|the year's]] [[FMF Confederations Cup]], where they finished second on goal difference in their four-team group with eleven points and advanced to the semi-finals. After losing to [[Mercury national football team|Mercury]] and [[Lamantia national football team|Lamantia]], the team ultimately placed fourth. Batavia once again became independent shortly afterwards after Franco-Batavia was dissolved. In the Benacia Cup finals, the team advanced from their group in second with five points, behind [[Elwynn national football team|Elwynn]] on goal difference, before losing 5–0 to [[Craitland national football team|Craitland]] in the semi-finals, but beat Elwynn 1–0 to place third. | Ahead of the [[2020 Benacia Cup]], which Batavia successfully bid to host and for which the team qualified automatically, Batavia joined with [[Francia]] to form the [[Franco-Batavian Empire]], with each constituent nation retaining its separate [[FMF]] membership. As a tournament host, the team participated in [[2020 FMF Confederations Cup|the year's]] [[FMF Confederations Cup]], where they finished second on goal difference in their four-team group with eleven points and advanced to the semi-finals. After losing to [[Mercury national football team|Mercury]] and [[Lamantia national football team|Lamantia]], the team ultimately placed fourth. Batavia once again became independent shortly afterwards after Franco-Batavia was dissolved. In the Benacia Cup finals, the team advanced from their group in second with five points, behind [[Elwynn national football team|Elwynn]] on goal difference, before losing 5–0 to [[Craitland national football team|Craitland]] in the semi-finals, but beat Elwynn 1–0 to place third. | ||
In the [[2021 FMF World Cup qualification]] rounds, the team finished second in their five-team group with 18 points. | |||
In the [[2022 Benacia Cup qualification|following year's Benacia Cup qualifiers]], the team finished second in their five-team group with 16 points to advance to the play-offs, where they lost on away goals to the [[Sovereign Confederation national football team|Sovereign Confederation]] after tying on aggregate. Batavia was annexed by [[Shireroth]] later in the year but retained its FMF membership. | |||
The [[2023 FMF World Cup qualification]] rounds saw the team finish third in their five-team group with eleven points. | |||
The team competed in the [[2024 Benacia Cup qualification|Benacia Cup qualifiers]] the following year, where they placed second in their four-team group with nine points, ahead of [[Chryse national football team|Chryse]] by virtue of goal difference, to reach the play-offs. There they defeated [[Cisamarra national football team|Cisamarra]] 2–1 on aggregate to qualify. At [[2024 Benacia Cup|the finals]], the team were eliminated at the first hurdle after finishing bottom of their four-team group without gaining a point. | |||
==Chronological competitive participation== | ==Chronological competitive participation== | ||
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*[[2020 FMF Confederations Cup]] | *[[2020 FMF Confederations Cup]] | ||
*[[2020 Benacia Cup]] (hosts) | *[[2020 Benacia Cup]] (hosts) | ||
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*[[2022 Benacia Cup qualification]] | |||
*[[2023 FMF World Cup qualification]] | |||
*[[2024 Benacia Cup qualification]] | |||
*[[2024 Benacia Cup]] | |||
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==Flag== | ==Flag== | ||
Batavia has used the following flags during both of its | Batavia has used the following flags during both of its FMF affiliations: | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:08, 14 September 2024
| Association | KBVB |
|---|---|
| FMF member | 2007–15, 2018– |
| Confederation | WMFA |
| Home stadium | Jairo Stadium |
| FMF code | BAT |
| First FMF intermicronational | |
Batavia  2–2  Craitland | |
| Biggest win | |
Batavia  11–0  Franklin Islands | |
| Biggest defeat | |
|
Craitland 5–0 Batavia | |
| FMF World Cup | |
| Appearances | 5 (first in 2008) |
| Best result | Quarter-finals |
| Benacia Cup | |
| Appearances | 4 (first in 2012) |
| Best result | Runners-up |
The Batavia national football team is the football team which currently represents the Shirerithian autonomous territory of Batavia, and previously represented the Jingdaoese, Batavian Confederation and Franco-Batavian constituent nations, and independent nation of the same name. It is a member of the WMFA and is run by the KBVB.
The team was traditionally seen as one of the strongest national sides on Micras, having qualified for five FMF World Cups, and has existed twice in the FMF's history; firstly between late 2007 and mid-2015 as an independent nation and constituent nation of Jingdao, and secondly since mid-2018, as a constituent nation of both the Batavian Confederation and Franco-Batavia, twice again independently, and in its current form.
History
The team was founded in late 2007 after Batavia's Micrasian claim was successful. The team competed in its first World Cup qualifiers the following year, where it was drawn against Tellia. However, the Tellians withdrew from the WMFA sector, meaning Batavia advanced to the second round of qualifying as a result of a 10–0 aggregate scoreline forfeit. The team beat Beaugium 2–0 on aggregate to qualify for the 2008 FMF World Cup. In the finals, the team finished third in its group after losing their first two games but beating Toketi 7–4 in their final match.
In 2009, the team finished second in their qualifying group, placing ahead of Shireroth on goals scored. This meant that the team advanced to the play-offs, where they beat Ashkenatza to qualify. In their second consecutive World Cup appearance, the team finished third in their group, this time missing-out on advancing after losing their final game to Alexandria.
The team won its qualifying group in 2010, only losing one game. The team also topped its group in the finals, advancing to the knock-out stages for the first time. However, the team lost to hosts and eventual finalists Hamland 5–3 in the quarter-finals.
In the 2011 qualifiers, the team finished top of the WMFA's sole six-team group, finishing three points above Tellia. In their finals group, the team could only draw two games as they finished third, equal on points to débutants Babkha in fourth.
The team finished second in their five-team 2012 qualifying group and advanced to the WMFA play-off against Ashkenatza, winning 6–4 on aggregate to qualify. In the finals, the team advanced from their group with four points, behind hosts Antica by a point, before losing 2–1 to Hamland in the quarter-finals in extra time. The team also sealed their place in the first ever Benacia Cup later in the year, where they topped their group before losing 1–0 to Tellia in the final.
In 2013's qualifying, the team's fortunes lessened as they could only finish third in their four-team group with eight points, failing to qualify for any tournaments. During the qualifiers, Batavia was annexed by Jingdao, which itself seceded from Batavia in 2012. Soon afterwards, Batavia regained independence after seceding from Jingdao, before splitting into two political entities but maintaining a unified team.
Batavia reunified in 2014, during the team's participation in the year's qualifiers, where they finished second in their four-team group with nine points to reach the 2014 Benacia Cup. In the tournament, the team drew one of its three games to finish bottom of the group stage and subsequently place fourth in the final standings.
In the following year's qualifiers, the team finished second in their four-team group with eleven points, and failed to qualify for the World Cup for the third year running. Batavia left Micras in mid-2015 after being declared dead.
Batavia returned to Micras in mid-2018 after annexing Transbatavia. Batavia became a constituent nation of the Batavian Confederation in 2019, during the team's first World Cup qualifiers since rejoining the FMF, where they finished second in their five-team group with 14 points, before regaining its recognised independence later in the year.
Ahead of the 2020 Benacia Cup, which Batavia successfully bid to host and for which the team qualified automatically, Batavia joined with Francia to form the Franco-Batavian Empire, with each constituent nation retaining its separate FMF membership. As a tournament host, the team participated in the year's FMF Confederations Cup, where they finished second on goal difference in their four-team group with eleven points and advanced to the semi-finals. After losing to Mercury and Lamantia, the team ultimately placed fourth. Batavia once again became independent shortly afterwards after Franco-Batavia was dissolved. In the Benacia Cup finals, the team advanced from their group in second with five points, behind Elwynn on goal difference, before losing 5–0 to Craitland in the semi-finals, but beat Elwynn 1–0 to place third.
In the 2021 FMF World Cup qualification rounds, the team finished second in their five-team group with 18 points.
In the following year's Benacia Cup qualifiers, the team finished second in their five-team group with 16 points to advance to the play-offs, where they lost on away goals to the Sovereign Confederation after tying on aggregate. Batavia was annexed by Shireroth later in the year but retained its FMF membership.
The 2023 FMF World Cup qualification rounds saw the team finish third in their five-team group with eleven points.
The team competed in the Benacia Cup qualifiers the following year, where they placed second in their four-team group with nine points, ahead of Chryse by virtue of goal difference, to reach the play-offs. There they defeated Cisamarra 2–1 on aggregate to qualify. At the finals, the team were eliminated at the first hurdle after finishing bottom of their four-team group without gaining a point.
Chronological competitive participation
- 2008 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2008 FMF World Cup
- 2009 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2009 FMF World Cup
- 2010 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2010 FMF World Cup
- 2011 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2011 FMF World Cup
- 2012 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2012 FMF World Cup
- 2012 Benacia Cup
- 2013 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2014 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2014 Benacia Cup
- 2015 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2019 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2020 FMF Confederations Cup
- 2020 Benacia Cup (hosts)
- 2021 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2022 Benacia Cup qualification
- 2023 FMF World Cup qualification
- 2024 Benacia Cup qualification
- 2024 Benacia Cup
Kit
Honours
- FMF Confederations Cup: 0
- 2020 – Fourth place
- Benacia Cup: 0
Flag
Batavia has used the following flags during both of its FMF affiliations:
| 2007–15 2018–20 |
2020– |
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