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In the [[2020 Benacia Cup qualification|following year's Benacia Cup qualifiers]], the team topped their four-team group unbeaten with 16 points and qualified for [[2020 Benacia Cup|a first ever finals]]. In the finals, the team performed well and advanced from their group in second with five points before overcoming Elwynn in the semi-finals and [[Craitland national football team|Craitland]] in the final, both on penalties, to become WMFA champions for the first time. | In the [[2020 Benacia Cup qualification|following year's Benacia Cup qualifiers]], the team topped their four-team group unbeaten with 16 points and qualified for [[2020 Benacia Cup|a first ever finals]]. In the finals, the team performed well and advanced from their group in second with five points before overcoming Elwynn in the semi-finals and [[Craitland national football team|Craitland]] in the final, both on penalties, to become WMFA champions for the first time. | ||
Ahead of the [[2021 FMF World Cup qualification|2021 World Cup qualifiers]], in late 2020, the team entered the [[2020–21 Raspur Pact Nations League|inaugural edition]] of the [[Raspur Pact Nations League]] and competed in its top tier, finishing top of their four-team group with nine points to advance to the | Ahead of the [[2021 FMF World Cup qualification|2021 World Cup qualifiers]], in late 2020, the team entered the [[2020–21 Raspur Pact Nations League|inaugural edition]] of the [[Raspur Pact Nations League]] and competed in its top tier, finishing top of their four-team group with nine points to advance to the knock-outs, where they ended in third after a loss and a win. In the qualifiers, the team's success continued as they won every match to finish top of their five-team group with 24 points to reach a [[2021 FMF World Cup|first World Cup finals]]. | ||
==Chronological competitive participation== | ==Chronological competitive participation== | ||
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*[[2020 Benacia Cup qualification]] | *[[2020 Benacia Cup qualification]] | ||
*[[2020 Benacia Cup]] | *[[2020 Benacia Cup]] | ||
* | *[[2020–21 Raspur Pact Nations League]] | ||
*[[2021 FMF World Cup qualification]] | *[[2021 FMF World Cup qualification]] | ||
*''[[2021 FMF World Cup]]'' | *''[[2021 FMF World Cup]]'' | ||
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==Players== | ==Players== | ||
===Current | ===Current squad=== | ||
''As selected for the [[2021 FMF World Cup]].'' | ''As selected for the [[2021 FMF World Cup]].'' | ||
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{{Nat fs end}} | {{Nat fs end}} | ||
=== | ===Recent call-ups=== | ||
{{Nat fs start}} | {{Nat fs start}} | ||
{{Nat fs player|no=15 |pos=DF|name=[[Peter Wilamu]]|age={{age|1991|1|1}}|caps=0|goals=0|club={{team flag|Sanama|name=Tosha United FC}}}} | {{Nat fs player|no=15 |pos=DF|name=[[Peter Wilamu]]|age={{age|1991|1|1}}|caps=0|goals=0|club={{team flag|Sanama|name=Tosha United FC}}}} | ||
Revision as of 21:19, 1 July 2021
| Association | SFF |
|---|---|
| FMF member | 2019– |
| Confederation | WMFA |
| Head coach |
 François Germaine |
| Captain | Francisco Moreira |
| Home stadium | SanOil Arena |
| FMF code | SNM |
| First FMF intermicronational | |
Sanama  3–1  CSN | |
| Biggest win | |
Inner Benacia  0–9 Sanama | |
| Biggest defeat | |
Sanama 2–4  ElwynnMercury  4–2  Sanama | |
| Benacia Cup | |
| Appearances | 1 (first in 2020) |
| Best result | Winners |
The Sanama national football team is the football team which represents the micronation of Sanama. It is a member of the WMFA, and is run by the SFF.
The team is the official successor of Sanilla and Amarra, and as such retains its records.
History
The team was founded in mid-2019 after the foundation of Sanama as the successor state to Sanilla and Amarra. Soon afterwards, the team competed as hosts in the inaugural Vulture Cup, topping their group with seven points before beating the Unified Governorates on penalties and losing to Elwynn to finish as runners-up.
In the following year's Benacia Cup qualifiers, the team topped their four-team group unbeaten with 16 points and qualified for a first ever finals. In the finals, the team performed well and advanced from their group in second with five points before overcoming Elwynn in the semi-finals and Craitland in the final, both on penalties, to become WMFA champions for the first time.
Ahead of the 2021 World Cup qualifiers, in late 2020, the team entered the inaugural edition of the Raspur Pact Nations League and competed in its top tier, finishing top of their four-team group with nine points to advance to the knock-outs, where they ended in third after a loss and a win. In the qualifiers, the team's success continued as they won every match to finish top of their five-team group with 24 points to reach a first World Cup finals.
Chronological competitive participation
Players
Current squad
As selected for the 2021 FMF World Cup.
Recent call-ups
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2019–
Honours
- Benacia Cup: 1
- Vulture Cup: 0
- 2019 – Runners-up
- Raspur Pact Nations League: 0
- 2020–21 - Third place
Flag
Sanama has used the following flag during the entirety of its FMF affiliation:
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