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{{Nihongo|'''Sootopolis F.C.'''|流涅蹴球部|Rune Sukyu-bu|lead=yes|hn=yes}} is a professional [[wikipedia:Association football|soccer]] team based in [[Sootopolis]], [[Osun Province]], [[Hoenn]]. The club was founded in 672 and moved to its current grounds at [[Sekigahara Road]] in 727. Forty times champion of the [[National Championship First Division|First Division]], they are one of the most popular and successful teams in [[Association football in Hoenn|Hoennese soccer]]. | {{Nihongo|'''Sootopolis F.C.'''|流涅蹴球部|Rune Sukyu-bu|lead=yes|hn=yes}} is a professional [[wikipedia:Association football|soccer]] team based in [[Sootopolis]], [[Osun Province]], [[Hoenn]]. The club was founded in 672 and moved to its current grounds at [[Sekigahara Road]] in 727. Forty times champion of the [[National Championship First Division|First Division]], they are one of the most popular and successful teams in [[Association football in Hoenn|Hoennese soccer]]. | ||
== Uniforms == | |||
Sootopolis traditionally wears dark blue first uniforms and white second uniforms. In recent years, however, they have adopted two-tone blue on both sets, although the second jersey remains predominantly white; additionally, ever since the RHFA mandated unique goalkeeper uniforms in 1998, they have used some combination of purple and neon yellow. | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
Revision as of 06:36, 16 January 2021
 Badge | |
| Full name |
Sootopolis Football Club (流涅蹴球部, Rune Sukyu-bu?) |
|---|---|
| Founded | 672 |
| Stadium |
Sekigahara Road (capacity: 42,291) |
| Owner | Sootopolis Football, Ltd. (139,740 shareholders) |
| President | Lupe Adán |
| Head coach | Oiwa Kaminari |
| League | Superleague Hoenn |
| 2017–18 | 10th |
| Kit | |
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Sootopolis F.C. (Hoennese: 流涅蹴球部, translit.: Rune Sukyu-bu?) is a professional soccer team based in Sootopolis, Osun Province, Hoenn. The club was founded in 672 and moved to its current grounds at Sekigahara Road in 727. Forty times champion of the First Division, they are one of the most popular and successful teams in Hoennese soccer.
Uniforms
Sootopolis traditionally wears dark blue first uniforms and white second uniforms. In recent years, however, they have adopted two-tone blue on both sets, although the second jersey remains predominantly white; additionally, ever since the RHFA mandated unique goalkeeper uniforms in 1998, they have used some combination of purple and neon yellow.
Notes
- Sootopolis F.C. badge and uniforms reproduced with kind permission of Jimmy “JimmyN64” Nutini. For more, visit http://indigo-league.tumblr.com.
